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Board grants 120‑day extension after floodplain and permitting work on unpermitted warehouse
Summary
An attorney told the board floodplain remediation and retention pond work are complete for an unpermitted warehouse and that floodplain and building permits have been applied for; the board granted a 120‑day extension while inspections and reviews proceed.
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board approved a 120‑day extension for a respondent seeking to bring an unpermitted warehouse‑type structure into compliance.
Counsel explained that environmental remediation and a retention pond had been completed and that both a floodplain development permit and a non‑residential building permit had been applied for. Counsel said planners expect the county review to be complete by the 18th of next month and that any approvals could include required flood vents because the slab sits below base flood elevation. County staff told the board they had no objection; the board voted to grant the 120‑day extension.
Why it matters: the extension gives space for required floodplain and environmental reviews and for building permits to be finalized, after which inspections and potential final approval can follow.
Next steps: the respondent must follow county direction from the planner, complete any permit conditions and return for inspection or further hearings only if additional issues arise.
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