TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH NOTICE OF VIRTUAL BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT & APPEALS REGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 AT 9:30 AM MEETING NOTICE PARTICIPATION The Town of Highland Beach Board of Adjustment & Appeals Board will be conducting a “Virtual” Board meeting on Tuesday, June 9, 2020, at 9:30 A.M., with the board members, Town staff, and applicable participants, by utilizing communications media technology via Zoom Communications, in accordance with Governor Ron DeSantis’s Executive Order 20-69, dated March 20, 2020, related to conducting local government public meetings while under the public health emergency associated with the spread of Novel Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). To obtain a copy of the meeting agenda, please visit the Town’s website at the following webpage: https://mmportal6.teammunicode.com/. INSTRUCTIONS FOR VIEWING THE MEETING AND FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ZOOM - VIA ZOOM ONLINE: Live streaming of the meeting can be accessed on the Town’s webpage at https://highlandbeach.us/highland-beach-television-2. Access to the meeting will begin at 9:30 A.M., the day of the meeting. Meeting access information and instructions will be provided to participants two hours (7:30 AM) prior to the start of the meeting. The video camera display feature will be disabled for public use. For additional information on the use of Zoom, please visit Zoom Support at the following link: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us. PROVIDING PUBLIC COMMENT: To join public comment participation during the meeting, all interested persons must preregister in advance with Town Clerk’s Office staff by utilizing the following methods: Webpage https://mmportal6.teammunicode.com// (at the top of the page you will find the “Public Comments” section) or by email at [email protected]. Public comments via these means will be accepted up until 9:30 AM on Monday, June 8, 2020. Once the meeting is in progress and reaches the applicable public comment section, the host of the meeting will allow for live public comment from preregistered participants who will be waiting in a virtual waiting room. Live public comments will be limited to five minutes per person at the beginning of the meeting only. Emailed comments will be read into record by applicable staff. Should you have any questions regarding the above matters, please contact the Deputy Town Clerk Beverly Wright at (561) 278-4548. Page 1
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TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH NOTICE OF VIRTUAL BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT & APPEALS REGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2020 AT 9:30 AM
MEETING NOTICE PARTICIPATION
The Town of Highland Beach Board of Adjustment & Appeals Board will be conducting a “Virtual” Board
meeting on Tuesday, June 9, 2020, at 9:30 A.M., with the board members, Town staff, and applicable
participants, by utilizing communications media technology via Zoom Communications, in accordance
with Governor Ron DeSantis’s Executive Order 20-69, dated March 20, 2020, related to conducting local
government public meetings while under the public health emergency associated with the spread of Novel
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
To obtain a copy of the meeting agenda, please visit the Town’s website at the following webpage:
https://mmportal6.teammunicode.com/.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VIEWING THE MEETING AND FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
ZOOM - VIA ZOOM ONLINE:
Live streaming of the meeting can be accessed on the Town’s webpage at
Agenda – Virtual Board of Adjustment & Appeals Regular Meeting Tuesday, June 09, 2020, 9:30 AM Page 2 of 2
E. VARIANCE APPLICATION NO. 20-0001 (Kimberly A Happ Trust)
AN APPLICATION BY DAVID NUTTER, BOAT LIFTS & DOCKS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, FOR A VARIANCE APPROVAL TO ALLOW A BOAT LIFT TO BE 2 FEET 3 INCHES HIGHER THAN THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE BOAT WENT LIFTED IN ORDER TO INSTALL A 10,000 POUND CAPACITY BOAT LIFT ON SLIP NO. 3 FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1004 BEL AIR DRIVE IN THE YACHTSMAN COVE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM.
F. VARIANCE APPLICATION NO. 20-0002 (LARRY & MINDY HERSKOVITZ)
AN APPLICATION BY DAVID NUTTER, BOAT LIFTS & DOCKS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, FOR A VARIANCE APPROVAL TO ALLOW A BOAT LIFT TO BE 2 FEET 3 INCHES HIGHER THAN THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE BOAT WENT LIFTED IN ORDER TO INSTALL A 10,000 POUND CAPACITY BOAT LIFT ON SLIP NO. 7 FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1016 BEL AIR DRIVE IN THE YACHTSMAN COVE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM.
11. ADJOURNMENT
A. Virtual Planning Board Regular Meeting - June 11, 2020 - 9:30 AM
Any person that decides to appeal any decision made by the Board of Adjustment & Appeals with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, such person will need to ensure that a verbatim record including testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. (State Law requires the above Notice. Any person desiring a verbatim transcript shall have the responsibility, at his/her own cost, to arrange for the transcript.) The Town neither provides nor prepares such record. There may be one or more Town Commissioners attending the meeting.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), persons who need accommodation in order to attend or participate in this meeting should contact Town Hall at (561) 278-4548 within a reasonable time prior to this meeting in order to request such assistance.
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File Attachments for Item:
May 19, 2019
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TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
Town Hall / Commission Chambers Date: May 20, 2019 3614 South Ocean Boulevard Time: 9:30 a.m. Highland Beach, Florida
1. CALL TO ORDER:
Vice Chairperson Joel Leinson called the meeting to order at 9:30 AM.
2. PRESENT UPON ROLL CALL:
Board Member Bonnie Pikkel Board Member Ilyne Mendelson Board Member Barbara J. Penn Vice Chairperson Joel Leinson Town Attorney Rubin Town Clerk Lanelda Gaskins Deputy Town Clerk Beverly Wright
ABSENT:
Member Donald Gill Secretary Stephen W. Lang
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
The Board Members led the Pledge of Allegiance.
4. SITE INSPECTION
The Board of Adjustment and Appeals shall, as part of the public meeting, conduct a site inspection on the property located at 1087 Bel Lido Drive, Highland Beach, Florida. All members of the public and interested parties are invited to attend the site inspection.
The meeting was paused for site inspection.
5. RECONVENED MEETING
After the site inspection, the meeting was reconvened and the roll was called:
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PRESENT UPON ROLL CALL: Member Bonnie Pikkel Member Ilyne Mendelson Member Barbara J. Penn Vice Chairperson Joel Leinson Town Attorney Rubin ABSENT: Member Donald Gill Secretary Stephen W. Lang 6. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA: Vice Chairperson Leinson asked for any additions or deletions to the agenda and none were forthcoming. MOTION: Member Mendelson moved to accept the agenda. Member Pikkel seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously by voice vote. 7. PUBLIC COMMENTS: Vice Chairperson Leinson instructed the public on the protocol for public comments not related to Agenda Items. There were no public comments. 8. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Vice Chairperson Leinson asked for any corrections to the minutes of February 20, 2019. MOTION: Member Mendelson moved to approve the minutes. Member Penn seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously by voice vote. 9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Vice Chairperson Leinson stated there was no unfinished business.
10. NEW BUSINESS: A. Nomination of Officers – Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Secretary Vice Chairperson Leinson asked for a motion to nominate a Chairperson for a one-year term.
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Member Mendelson confirmed that at the current meeting, there were two absent seats and one open seat. She recommended delaying nomination of officers until more people were present. Vice Chairperson Leinson had no objection to a delay until the next meeting. MOTION: Member Mendelson moved to delay the nomination of officers until the next
scheduled meeting. Vice Chairperson Leinson seconded the motion, which passed unanimously by voice vote.
B. Variance Request: – Public Hearing APPLICATION No. 19-0138 – THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING A VARIANCE FOR APPROVAL RELIEF FROM THE SETBACK REQUIREMENT TO PLACE A BACKUP GENERATOR ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE HOUSE WITHIN THE SIDE SETBACK REQUIREMENT OF 12 FEET. A 3 FOOT BY 4 FOOT CONCRETE PAD WOULD BE PLACED ON GRADE WITH THE GENERATOR ATTACHED. FUEL SOURCE FOR THE GENERATOR IS NATURAL GAS. APPLICANT: JULIA JENDRUCZEK. Vice Chairperson Leinson asked the Board to disclose any ex-parte communications. None were forthcoming. Vice Chairperson Leinson opened the public hearing. The Town Clerk swore in all those who were to give testimony. Building Inspector Jeffrey Massey commented that the application at issue was relatively straightforward. It sought relief from Section 30-64, that all buildings and structures complied with the requirements of Table 30-2, which establishes a 12-foot setback for single family residences, which is the zoning of the application at issue. A backup generator does satisfy the definition of a structure; therefore, the plans do not meet the zoning requirements. Vice Chairperson Leinson asked how much of an encroachment the placement of the generator would cause. Mr. Massey estimates, based on the survey, a three-foot encroachment into the setback, resulting in a setback of about nine feet ten inches. He pointed out his footnote, explaining that in fact the building itself does not meet the setback requirements due to some architectural elements that encroach. It is unknown if when the building was constructed in 2005 there were any variances issued. He asked the attorney to speak to any possible nonconforming use. He does not see, based on the site visit, a feasible location for a backup generator other than the one proposed. Julia Jendruczek, the applicant, confirmed that the only place for the generator to be located is the one stated in the application and seen at the site visit, which is on the east side of the house. It would encroach about two-and-a-half or three feet into the setback, leaving the setback at about nine feet. She is not aware if there were any other variances issued on the house when it was purchased. She expressed that it was necessary to have a full-house generator in South Florida at their location, and that she was trying to follow the rules as much as possible. She mentioned that other towns, such as Boca and Delray, had codes that only required five- or six-foot setbacks for accessories. She had spoken with Town Planner McKinney about these issues, and has been working on this since August, with a $20,000 deposit on the generator, she hoped to purchase. She
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feels she has been “caught in the crosshairs” due to all the changes in the Town, and only desires to have a safe place with power for herself and her son. Member Mendelson asked for the attorney’s opinion on the issue. Town Attorney Rubin mentioned that there were no records regarding potential nonconformity of the building on the property. The proposed generator placement would not increase any existing nonconformity, though, so it would be appropriate to move forward. Vice Chairperson Leinson commented that under the current ordinance, the ability to vote on the application has been removed from the Board, and it is now under purview of the Commission to approve the application. Town Attorney Rubin indicated the Board should make a motion to send their recommendations to the Commission. Member Mendelson announced she was against approval of the variance because she believed many residents would also want a similar variance, and she felt it was up to the Commission to change the setback rules for accessories as opposed to structures. Granting this variance means the setback rules have no meaning, and she believed many people would want the same exception made for their own properties. Member Penn indicated she favored approving the variance. She believed the generator was an accessory and not a building structure that encroaches. MOTION: Member Penn moved to recommend approval of Application No. 19-0138.
Member Pikkel seconded the motion. UPON ROLL CALL: Member Penn - Yes Member Pikkel - Yes Member Mendelson - No Vice Chairperson Leinson - Yes Motion carried on a 3 to 1 vote. 11. ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Town Clerk announced: • Town Hall will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2019, in observance of Memorial Day. • Town Commission Workshop Meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 28, 2019, at 1:30 PM. • A Financial Advisory Board Meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 22, 2019, at 3:00 PM.
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12. ADJOURNMENT: Vice Chairperson Leinson called for a motion to adjourn. MOTION: Member Mendelson moved to adjourn. Vice Chairperson Leinson seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously by voice vote. The meeting was adjourned. APPROVED at the June 9, 2020 Board of Adjustment and Appeals Meeting: _________________________________ Chairperson ATTEST:
Transcribed by: TEI/mra Beverly Wright Deputy Town Clerk Date
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B. Nomination of Chairperson
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TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH AGENDA MEMORANDUM
MEETING TYPE: Virtual Board of Adjustment & Appeals Meeting
MEETING DATE 06/9/2020
SUBMITTED BY: Beverly Wright, Deputy Town Clerk
SUBJECT: Nomination of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and Secretary
SUMMARY:
Currently, the Board of Adjustment and Appeals does not have a Chairperson, a Vice Chairperson or a Secretary; therefore, this matter is being brought before the Board for discussion and nomination to fill the vacant positions for one year, ending June 11, 2021.
According to Resolution No. 19-029 R, - Advisory Board and Committees Appointment Process Policy, Section 9, it should be common practice that no member shall serve as chair until he or she have served for one full year on the advisory board unless no existing member is willing to serve as chairperson or vice chairperson.
FISCAL IMPACT:
None.
ATTACHMENTS:
Resolution No. 19-029 R
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommend nomination of a Chairperson, a Vice Chairperson, and a Secretary to serve for one year, ending June 9, 2021.
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TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH'LORt A
RESOLUTION 1. 19- 029 '
A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE
TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, ADOPTING AN
ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES APPOINTMENT
PROCESS POLICY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
WHEREAS, the Town of Highland Beach, Florida, is a duly constituted municipality
having such power and authority conferred upon it by the Florida Constitution and Chapter 166,
Florida Statutes; and
WHEREAS, the Town has several boards and committees who fulfill a vital role in
assisting the Town Commission with executing Town business; and
WHEREAS, although the Town' s code of ordinances generally discusses the appointment
of board and committee members, the Town Commission finds that it is beneficial to set forth the
Town' s process regarding the appointment of members in more detail; and
WHEREAS, the Policy shall supplement the appointment processes in the Town' s code
of ordinances.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE
TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT:
SECTION 1. The above recitations are true and incorporated herein.
SECTION 2. The Advisory Boards and Committees Appointment Process Policy is
approved, said Policy is attached hereto as Exhibit A.
SECTION 3. This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage.
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Resolution No. 19- 029 R
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF
HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, ON THIS 3RDDAY OF OCTOBER, 2019.
AYE NAY
Mayor Zelniker LV' 4
Vice Mayor Babij
Commissioner Gossett -Seidman
Commissioner Donaldson
Commissioner David 1%
Greg Vice Mayor
Barry Donaldson, Commissioner
David, Commissioner
AT E REVIEWED FORJ_.FG t SUFFICIENCY
CLankda Gaskins, Mi. {,,,., fjen J. Torcivia,
Town Clerk - Town Attorney
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TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH
ADVISORY BOARD & COMMITTEES
APPOINTMENT PROCESS POLICY
Approved by Resolution No. 19- 029 R on October 3, 2019
1) Purpose: This policy establishes consistent procedures and standards for the appointment of
individuals to all town advisory boards and committees, and applies to individuals serving on advisory
boards appointed by the Highland Beach Town Commission. This policy does not apply to temporary
or ad hoc committees or to appointments made by the commission to external boards, commissions
or committees. This policy shall serve as a complement to the City' s code of ordinances regulating
boards and committees.
2) Duties of Advisory Boards and Committees: Unless otherwise provided for in the City' s code ofordinances, all advisory boards and committees ( sometimes referred to collectively as " advisory
board" or " advisory boards") shall act in an advisory capacity to the Town Commission with the
exception of the Code Enforcement Board, the Planning Board and the Board of Appeals and
Adjustments, which may have the final decision making authority on quasi- judicial matters. When
not acting in a quasi- judicial role, all other matters of the Code Enforcement Board, the Planning Board
and the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, are to be advisory.
3) Qualifications and Restrictions:
a) Applicants shall be a resident of the Town of Highland Beach and shall maintain residency while
serving on an advisory board or committee. Residency for appointment to an advisory board orcommittee means the individual must be domiciled within the corporate limits and a registered
voter of Highland Beach for at least one year prior to appointment.
b) No person shall serve as a regular voting member on more than one advisory board unless specific
action is taken by the Town Commission and so long as said appointment does not violate Sec. 2- 99 of the code. In no case shall an individual serve on two advisory boards that function as aquasi- judicial board, i. e., ( 1) Code Enforcement Board, ( 2) Planning Board or ( 3) Boards of
Adjustment and Appeals.
c) Any conflict of interest between an applicant and their proposed role as a member of an advisory
board shall be divulged in the application process. A failure to do so may result in removal.
d) Persons currently holding any elective municipal, county, state or federal office shall not be
eligible to serve in a regular voting position on any advisory board. If a sitting advisory board
member is elected to a Commission office, that sitting member shall resign their board positionpursuant to Sec. 7- 4 of the Town ' s code of ordinances.
e) Town employees ( part- time or full- time) are not eligible to serve on an advisory board, unless
serving in an ex officio ( non- voting) capacity.
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f) Applicants shall indicate which advisory board they are interested in on their application. If
interested in more than one board, applicants shall indicate an order of preference numerically
on the Town approved application with 1 being the highest preference and S being the lowest
preference if all advisory boards are indicated.
4) Selection Process:
a) Twice annually, during the first week of January and July, a notice inviting applications for theTown of Highland Beach shall be placed in the official newspaper of record, online ( website), and
emailed to Town email subscribers. Potential members will have approximately three weeks to
apply, said applications to be due no later than 4: 30 pm on the last Friday in January and July. The
Town Commission may call for applications at additional times based on need.
b) Persons interested in appointment or reappointment to an advisory board shall complete a Town
approved application as provided by the Town on its website or at the Town Clerk' s Office.
Existing members seeking reappointment shall complete a new application to ensure that theTown has the most current information related to the advisory board member.
c) Persons interested in appointment shall also submit a completed and signed background
investigation waiver form. The simple background investigation would verify employment history,
affiliations and memberships, financial/ credit report and any criminal convictions.
d) Applications shall be received by the Town Clerk on or before the advertised deadline. Late or
incomplete applications will not be considered unless an extension is granted by action of theTown Commission. All applications will be held on file by the Town Clerk for a period of two years.
e) Town staff will screen all applications for residency and other qualification requirements. The
Police Department will conduct the simple background investigation.
f) In February and August, Town staff will direct advisory board applications to the appropriate
Advisory Board Chairs for screening and recommendation pursuant to Sec. 2- 99 of the Town' scode of ordinances. Advisory Board Chairs may ask applicants to attend an Advisory Board
meeting for an interview conducted by the full board. Advisory Board Chairs may choose to not
tormally interview board members seeking reappointment and instead base their review uponthe board member' s performance and attendance. An Advisory Board Chair' s written screening
of a candidate may remain in effect for up one year.
g) The qualifications for service on an advisory board shall be those that in the judgment of the
advisory board chair are representative of the community and are qualified by training, experience, and interest for the fulfilment of the advisory board' s responsibility. If the Chair feels
that a particular candidate( s) not recommended for selection would be viable alternates to serve
in case of vacancy, they may note those applicants to the Town Clerk as part of their report.
h) All candidates for advisory boards along with the recommendations of the Advisory Board Chairshall be placed in a candidate pool and when a vacancy becomes available all applications shall
be forwarded to Town Commission for selection and approval. The recommending Advisory
Board Chair may rank candidates if more than one person applies for appointment. Any Town
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Commissioner may then nominate an individual, or a slate of candidates for a public interview at
the upcoming commission meeting. Votes via a signed ballot process will be taken by TownCommission until all vacancies are filled.
i) The Town Commission has the ability to nominate and appoint any of the candidates within theapplicant pool. The Town Commission will make every effort to ensure an advisory board does
not a have majority of members from a single neighborhood, condominium association or group
of condominium associations collectively referred to as a single condominium association and that
advisory board members' background, proficiencies and experiences align as closely as possible
to the mission of the assigned advisory board.
j) Appointment of a qualified candidate shall be made by an affirmative vote of not less than threemembers of the Town Commission.
k) On the day following Commission action, the Town Clerk shall notify each applicant of the
Commission' s appointment decision. Letters will subsequently be mailed to each individual
appointed to an advisory board stating the name of the board to which they have been appointed,
the name of the staff liaison fortheir advisory board, and any other pertinent information relevantto the position and information on ethics, conflicts of interest and open meetings requirements.
All first -term appointees need to plan on completing the Palm Beach Commission on Ethics
Training and Orientation session within 30 days of appointment.
1) The Town Clerk shall also prepare and mail letters to those not selected for service to express the
Commission' s appreciation for their willingness to serve the Town of Highland Beach and that
application will remain on file for future appointment opportunities for a period of two years, or
the remaining period of time since the date of initiation application.
m) Should an applicant no longer wish to be considered for appointment, notice of withdrawal of the
application shall be made in writing to the Town Clerk with a copy of said written withdrawalforwarded to the Town Commission.
5) Terms of Office:
a) Residents are appointed at the pleasure of the Town of Highland Beach, and can be removed or
replaced at any given time by the same.
b) As set forth in Sec. 2- 99, in the Town' s code, Terms for all boards shall be three ( 3) years and no
board member may serve more than two ( 2) consecutive terms on the same board without first
taking a one- year hiatus from the board. Appointments for partial terms shall not count towardthe two -term limit.
c) Expectations: Advisory board members are expected to be prepared for meetings to ensurerecommendations, approvals and advisory opinions are well formed to assist the Town
Commission in making optimal decisions. Additionally, advisory board members shall act withrespectful and professional demeanor at all times.
Being prepared includes, but is not limited to:
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i) Reviewing background materials ( staff reports); ii) Conducting independent research on topics as needed; iii) Understanding ordinances;
iv) Staying informed on Town affairs and Town Commission actions; v) Appreciating due process and public comments; vi) Engaging all stakeholders with respect;
vii) Being familiar with basic provisions of Robert Rules of Order; andviii) For quasi- judicial boards, strict adherence to criteria established for reviewing petitions and
applications.
6) Attendance:
a) Advisory board members are required to maintain regular attendance pursuant to Article V — Boards and Committees of the Town of Highland Beach Code of Ordinances. Members who cannot
attend a meeting should inform the Town Clerk 24 hours in advance of the scheduled meeting.
b) Pursuant to Article V — Board and Committees inadequate attendance is grounds for removal.
Inadequate attendance shall mean a member' s absence at three ( 3) or more consecutive regular
meetings of a board.
7) Compensation: Members of advisory board and committees are paid $ 25 per meeting with the
compensation amount adjusted periodically by action of the Town Commission.
8) Orientation: Newly appointed members will make every effort to become familiar with all aspects of
their particular advisory board. The Town will provide basic information to all advisory boardmembers about the Town, the purpose and responsibility of the advisory board, and additional
information to assist members in the performance of their duties.
9) Organizational: It should be common practice that no member shall serve as chair until he or she shall
have served for one full year on the advisory board unless no existing member is willing to serve as
chair. Roberts Rules of Order ( Newly Revised) shall govern all meetings as to procedural matters not
set forth in the state statutes or town code. A record via summary minutes shall be kept of allmeetings. A verbatim transcript is not required.
10) Advisory Boards and Committees Enabling Sections: Authorization of advisory boards and committees
are duly constituted pursuant of the Town of Highland Beach Code of Ordinances.
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PROPERTY ADDRESS:
1008 DEL AIR DRIVE HIGHLAND BEACH, FL 33487
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existing concrete seawall,
cap and pilings to remain
NOTE:
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1) WOOD OOCK IN lNTRACOASTAL WATER R/W
lWOSl'ORV CIIS BUILDING
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Existing 221' x 3.55' (5.55' from wetface, 1224.7sf) wood dock to remain
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
LOT8 1, 2 AND 3 OF "HIGHLAND BEACH ISLES" ACCORDING TO 111E PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLATBOOKZ5, PAGE 1540FTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACHD COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CERTIFICATIONS: MICHAEL KRAFT ENTERPRISES, INC
SURVEYORS NOTES: (tl, ANGLQ IF •HOWtt AA& REFiRENCED TO 1ltE RECORD PLAT AND ARI! Al MEASURED • (2), LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROVIDED BY CUENT UNLESS OTHERWl8E NOrED. Pl- NO UNDERGROUND IMPROVEMENT'S LOCAT£D exCSPT Al SHOWN. (41, THIS SURVEY WA8 PRIIPARED WITHOUT TH& IIENEFIT OF A fflLE COMMITIIENT1HEREFOR nE OMLY SURWY MATTEM SHOWN ARE PER THI! REf:ORD PlAT, THERE MAY BEADDl110NAL MAfflRB OF RECORD, NO'r8HDWN WHICH CAN Bl! FOUIIIP IN THE PUBLIC RECORD8 OFTif& CORRESPONDING COUNTY OP RECORD, j5). THIS SURWY IS FOR CONVEYANCE PURPOSE$ 0NI.Y 1&1- THIS SURVEY IS NOT TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES AND/OR Nim DESIGN.
REVISIONS• DATE• SCALE: 1••W THIS SURVSYS MEETS THE STANDARDS OF PRACTICE AS SET 1-----·-------t---" --lf--------1 FORTH BY1HE Fl D OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS ALL COUNTY SURVEYORS
CADD: W AND MAPPERS INC 17, FLORIDA.ADMINISTRATIVE CODE. FIELD LOCATION OF IMPROVEMENTS 6/3Dl2018
CHECKED BY: J8P 1------------+---�1--------1 JULIO S. PITA. PSM,, A. OF FLORIDA
INVOICE#: 18•47Mf PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR AND MAPPER LS 5789 1-------------+-----1-SH-
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EXISTING CONDITIONS SCALE: 111 = 40'-0"
SEAL OF A FLORIDA LICENSED SURVEYOR AND MAPPER. DAV!i. F1.0R!OA3M28eum; i1
Cart G. Forbes PE. 1000 South Dixie HWY, West; Suite 1
(1). ANGLES IF SHOWN RECORD PLAT AND AR (2), LEGAL DESCRIPTIC OTHERWISE NOTED. (I). NO UNDERGROUNI EXCEPT AS SHOWN. (4). THIS SURVEY WAS OF A ffl'LE COMMITMEI MAfflRS SHOWN ARE MAY SE ADDfflONAL M WHICH CAN BE FOUND CORRESPONDING COU (5). THIS SURVEY IS FC
Existing concrete seawall, cap and pilings to remain
SLIP 1
SLIP 2
1 .. 10' .. 1
SLIP 4
SLIP 5
SLIP 6
Existing 221' x 3.55' (5.55' from wetface, 1224.7sf) wood dock to remain
New 1000011b elevator lift on (2) new 12" dia. wood pilings,with 20' x 12' PWC platform(240Sf) in Slip #3 (Happ)
New 1000011b elevator lift in Slip #7 To be permitted separately; not
part of this permit request)
68'-7" 20' 111'-6" 20' 24'... 1
SITE PLAN SCALE: 1" = 20
1-0"
General Notes: 1. New lift pilings to be 12" dia. CCA treated wood pilings.2. All pilings to be driven 8 1 into strata. If hard strata is encountered, a 2'
minimum All pilings shall be driven to develop a minimum allowable bearingcapacity of 10 tons and shall penetrate a minimum of 81 into yielding material or2' into rock. Turbidity barriers are to surround alt in water construction areasduring plling and/or panel installation activities.
3. Turbidity barriers, if necessary, are to surround alt in water construction areasduring piling and/or panel installation activities.
4. Elevations shown are based on the North American Vertical Datum of 1988.5. Design in accordance with 2017 6th Edition of the Florida Building Code.6. Construction methods, procedures, and sequences are the responsibility of the
Contractor. The Contractor shall take the necessary means to maintain andprotect the structural integrity and serviceability of the construction at all times.
7. Any discrepancies found for any circumstance between the structural plans andthe existing conditions found on site and/or any conditions that were omitted onthe plans will be the responsibility of the Contractor to immediately bring to theattention of the Engineer of Record.
Cari G. Forbes PE. -; 000 South Dixie HWY, West; SUite 1
8. Existing conditions are unknown, therefore, worst case conditions have beenapproximated. all existing conditions are assumed and must be confirmed by theContractor after permitting.
9. Engineer's Limitations of Respon§jbility: The Engineer shall not be responsible forthe quality or composition of materials, fabrications, construction Inspection,supervisio�, or review, special inspection, or the quality and correctness ofC_?nst�u?tion unless. the a�propriate su_bm}ssions, reports, approvals, inspections,site v1s1t, construction review, or special inspections are performed by the Engineer or his representative as required herein, and then only suchres�onsibility as is associated with the specific work performed as is commonlyassigned a structural engineer in relation to other engineering and constructiondisciplines associated with the project.
10. The Engineer shall not be responsible for site and construction safety and/or thesafety of construction workers. Site and construction safety is the responsibilityof the Contractor. The Contractor shall be responsible for the safety of hisem�loye�s and the safety of the employee of all subcontractors to the project.
11. Engineer s Statement of Compliance: To the best of the Engineer's knowledge, thest�u.ctural Pl?n� and specifications presented �erein comply with the applicable minimum bu1ld1ng codes, standards, and practices.
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15'
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Existing berm to remain
New 12" dia. wood lift piling
LIFT DETAIL (SLIP #3) SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-011
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xisting grade to remain
Existing seawall, cap and pilings to remain
REVISIONS
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Town of Highland Beach Town Commission Development Order (BOA) Application No. 20-0001
Applicant: Property Address:
Kimberly A Happ Trust 1004 Bel Air Drive Highland Beach, Florida 33487
CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
I hereby certify that the Town Clerk's Office mailed a copy of the Notice of Public Hearing (Exhibit A) for Application No. 20-0001 for the property located at l 004 Bel Air Drive, Highland Beach, Florida 33487, by U.S. first class and international mail to:
All property owners and to properties owned by, a condominium
association president and the association's registered agent within 500 feet of the property located at l 004 Be Air Dive, Highland Beach, Florida
33487.
The mailings consisted of 119 notices that were sent first class mail and Q notice that was
sent international mail.
This 26th day of May 2020.
Highland Beach Town Clerk's Office
�){)�� Deputy Town Clerk
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South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Ft. LauderdaleMay 30, 2020None
TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PUBLIC MEETING PLEASE TAKE NOTICEthat due to the pending Novel Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) andFederal, State and Palm Beach Countys Declarations of State ofEmergency, in accordance with Governor Ron DeSantiss Executive Order20-69, dated March 20, 2020, the Town of Highland Beach will beconducting its Board of Adjustment and Appeals Public meeting utilizingcommunications media technology via Zoom Communications, on Tuesday,June 9, 2020 at 9:30 AM. Members of the Board of Adjustment and Appealswill not be physically present at Town Hall and shall be participatingvirtually. Live streaming of the meeting can be accessed on the Townswebpage at https://highlandbeach.us/highland-beach-television-2. Thefollowing applications will be considered: APPLICATION #20-0002 BYDAVID NUTTER, BOATLIFTS & DOCKS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, FOR AVARIANCE APPROVAL TO ALLOW A BOAT LIFT TO BE 2 FEET 3 INCHESHIGHER THAN THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE BOAT WENT LIFTED INORDER TO INSTALL A 10,000 POUND CAPACITY BOATLIFT ON SLIP NO.7 FOR A PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1016 BEL AIR DRIVE IN THEYACHTSMAN COVE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM APPLICATION #20-0003 BY DAVID NUTTER, BOATLIFTS & DOCKS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, FORA VARIANCE APPROVAL TO ALLOW A BOAT LIFT TO BE 2 FEET 3 INCHESHIGHER THAN THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE BOAT WENT LIFTED INORDER TO INSTALL A 10,000 POUND CAPACITY BOATLIFT ON SLIP NO.3 FOR A PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1004 BEL AIR DRIVE IN THEYACHTSMAN COVE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM Agenda and backupmaterial for the applications are available on the Towns webpage athttps://mmportal6.team municode.com/. The Town of Highland Beach willprovide for public participation by email. Public comments should beemailed to [email protected], which will be read intorecord during the corresponding portion of the meeting. Public comments
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will be accepted up until 9:30 AM on Monday, June 8, 2020.If a persondecides to appeal any decisions made by the Board with respect to anymatter considered at the meeting, such person will need to ensure that averbatim record of the proceeding is made, which includes the testimonyand evidence upon which the appeal is based (FS-286.0105). Additionally,the Town of Highland Beach does not provide such a record.In accordancewith the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons who need specialaccommodation to participate in the meeting should contact the TownClerks Office at (561) 278-4548 (tel:(561) 278-4548) at least 48 hours prior tothe meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact theFlorida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8770 (tel:1-800-955-8770) or 1-800-955-8771 (tel:1-800-955-8771). For additional information regarding thismatter, please contact the Town Planner at (561) 637-2012.TOWN OFHIGHLAND BEACH, BUILDING DEPARTMENT 5/30/2020 6678339
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(/static/mspn/docs/user_agreement_fl.pdf).
FloridaPublicNotices.com is a service of the Florida Press Service, a wholly-ownedsubsidiary of the Florida Press Association.
The owner/authorized agent requests that a detennination be made by the Board of Adjustment & Appeals of the Town of Highland Beach for the following variance under section _______________ of Chapter 30 of the Code of Ordinances of the Town ofHighland Beach. The description of the subject pmperty is as follows:
Address: 1016 Bel Air Drive
PCN: 24-43-4 7 �04-34-000-0024 Zoning District: RML Residential Multi Family Low Density
1. Present Structures (type):
Lot Size:
Subdivision: Yachtsman Cove Townhouse
Present Use: MFR
MFR reisidential condominiums; Community marginal dock along seawall on south side;
2. The proposed use will be:
Individual PWC lift in Slip #7
3. If this petition is granted, the effect will be to (brief description - i.e. to reduce side yard from T to 2'):Lift equipment will be allowed to extend above the superstructure of the PWC by 2'-3" when lift and PWC ariein a raised position that places the keel of the PWC flush with the dock
4. For a variance to be favorably considered, the Board and Town Commission must find that thefollowing four requirements have been met. After each paragraph, state fully your reasons justifying thegranting of this variance.
(a) "Olat special conditions and circumstances exist which are peculiar to the land, structure, or
Revisedl 3/2019 Page 49
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district' , HIGHLAND BEAcu j' ' . BUILDING DEP T
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Typically boat and PWC lifts have the top of their structure and eq1Uipment 6+,-feet-aeev◄�-�ohJL or seawall. This typically would place the highest part of the lift below the top of the supe-rstructure of a vessel. But with a jetski, and other PWCs, being substantially lower than boats, it is not feasible to construct install a lift with the equipment that low and close to the dock decking or the seawall cap. Typically with a lift, one walks under the equipment. If the equipment was lower than the mp-otttre jetski, one would have to step over it, and this would create an unnecessary tripping hazard.
(b) That the special conditions and circwnstances do not result from the actions of the applicant;The circumstances are not a result of the applicant or their actions, but are a result of the inherent nature, size, and height of a jetski and other PWCs and in the construction of the lift. PWCs are not tall like a b1oat or other multi-persons vessels. And the lift equipment cannot be placed low to the decking, or else it will create a tripping hazard.
(c) That granting the variance requested will not confer on the applicant any special privilege that isdenied bv this ordinance to other lands, buildings or $tructures in the same district' The granting of this variance wilfnot confer any speC!al privilege to the applicant. It will allow the applicant to install a lift, such as has been approved and installed at several properties throughout the town, for the purpose of raising and keeping a vessel out of the water. Due to the fact the particular vessel involved in this case rs smaller and shorter than the typical boat, the lift structure will be hight than said vessel,but it is not f,easible to install or contruct the lift so that it is not higher than the vessel in question.
(d) That literal interpretation of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of the rights commonly enjoyed by other properties in the same district under the terms of this ordinanceand would work unnecessary and undue hardship on the applicant. · A literal interpretation of the provisions of this ordinance and denial of this request, would deprive thie applicant of rights commonly enjoyed by other property owners in this district and throughout the town, as oth1ar property owners have been aUQwed to install lifts to raise and keep their vessels out of the water The applic;ants would be subject to unnecessary and undue hardship by being forced to have the lift modified to be lower, which in turn would create an unnecessary tripping hazard. Or by having to keep their PWC in their backyards, on the dock, or elsewhere away from the canal, creating an undue need to drag the PVVC to the water, and then furthermore, to potentially risk injury by lowering into and raising out of the water, a heavy and bulky PWC.
I 5. Has any previous application or appeal been files within the last year in connection with these premises?(YES)__ (NO)� If so, briefly state the nature of the application or appeal.
·'7<.tJ. (Initial) The names and addresses of each property owner located within three hundred (300) feetof the affected property, excluding property owned by the applicant has been provided. (Notificationdistances shall be measured on an arc from the corners of the property.) (YES)� (NO) __U_ (Initial) I, the petitioner, acknowledge that there will be additional exrpenses incurred for the certified mailing of the public notices and the cost to publish the legal advertisement, whi�h is separate from the Board ofAdjustment & Appeals application fee. (YES) � (NO) __ ;<'fl-- (Initial) [. the petitioner, has :·cad the Town of Highland Beach Code of Ordinances, Sect,on 30--JOVariances {�� lntci prctations for code requin:rncnts. (YES)� (NO) __
·. lf,fuere 12/re mny other mpulliwom fi9m ahe Asroclanon Y® cain modlify BS needed. The �e11.cies need to see thel�er (>n yowr I���� to the o'WJlei', with 1he �n wheire tl'me � lift will be �1ed.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOTS 1, 2 AND 3 OF "HIGHLAND BEACH ISLES" ACCORDING TO nfli PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT 800K 25, PAGE 18' OF l1IE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACHD COUNTY, FLORIDA..
CERTIFICATIONS:
MICHAEL KRAFT ENTERPRISES, INC
MAY 2 0 20 0
HIGHLAND BE H BUILDING DEPM 1ENT
SURVEYORS NOTES: (1). ANGLe8 F SHOWN AR& REFERENCED TOTifE RECORD PLAT AND ARE A8 MEASURED. (2). LEGAL DEICRIPTION PROVIDED BY CUENT UNLE88 01HERWl81! NMEO. fa), NO UNDERGROUND UIPROVEIIEHTe LOCATED EXCEPT A8 SHOWN. (4), TNIS SURVEY WAS PREPARED WITHOUT THE BENEFII' OF A fflLECOMMITMEN'rTHEREFOR THE ONLY SUIM!Y MA11ER81HOWN ARE PER THE RECORIJ PUT, THERE MAY 81! ADllfflDMAL UAT11R8 OF RECORD, NOT SHOWN WHICH CAN BE FOUND IN THE PUBUC RECORDS OFTHl CORRESPONDING COIINTY'Ofl' RECORD. (5). THIS SURVEY 18 FOlt CONVEYANCE PURPOSES ONI. Y (6). THIS SURVEY IS NOT lO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES AND/OR NEW DESIGN.
REVISIONS: OATE: SCALE: 1 .. • 30, THIS SURVEYS MEETS THE STANDARDS OF PRACTICE M SET 1-------------+---+--------,t FORTH BYntE FLORIDA ARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS ALL COUNTY SURVEYORS
FtELO LOCATION OF IMPROVEMENTS 6/30/2018 CADD: U AND MAPPERS INC u
17, FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE. . .
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-s JULIO S. PITA. PSM.,8TATE OF FLORIDA INVOICE#: 11• 47648 PROFESSIONAL SUI\VEYOR AND MAPPER LS 5789
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PROPERTY ADDRESS:
1008 Bel AIR DRlVE HIGHLAND BEACH, fL 33487
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existing concrete seawall,cap and pilings to remain
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Existing 221' x 3.55' (5.55' from wetface, 1224.7sf) wood dock to remain
1) WOOD OOCK ININTRACOASTAL WATER R/W
EXISTING CONDITIONS "SCALE: 1" � 40'-0"
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
LOTS 1, 2 AND 3 OF "HIGHLAND BEACH ISLES" ACCORDING TO 11fE PI.J\T THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 25, PAGE 154 OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF PALM BEACHD COUNTY, FLORIDA
CERTIFICATIONS:
MICHAEL KRAFT ENTERPRISES, INC
SURVEYORS NOTU:
(1}. ANGUS F •HOWNAR& RifERINCEO TOTIIE RECORb l'LAf AND ARE A8 UEAIURJlD. (2), LEGAL DESCRIPTION PR(MDS) BY CLIENT UNl.£88 cmteRWISI? NOTED, Pl• NO IIND&RGROUND IIW'ROVEIEfflJ LOCATED EXCEPT A8 SHO\'t'N, (41, 11fl8 8URVET WAS PREPARED wmtOUT THE liffllFIT OF A fflLE COMMITMENT THEREFOR 1HE OHLV SUIM!'f MA111iRS Sffl)WN ARE PER TH! RECORD PLAT, THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL MAfflU OP RECORD, NOT SHOWN WHICH CAN BE FOUNI> IN THE PU8UC RECORDS OFTHli CORRESPONDING COUNTY OF' RECORD. 15). THIS SURVEY IS FOR CONVEYANCE PURPOSE$ ONLY 161, THIS SURVEY IS NOT TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES AND/OR NEW DESIGN.
Cari G. Forbes PE. 1000 South Dixie HWY, West; Suite 1
(1). ANGLES IF SHOWN RECORD PLAT AND AR (2). LEGAL DEaCRIPTK OTHERWISE NOTED. (1). NO UNDERGROUNI EXCEPT AS SHOWN. (4), THIS SURVEY WAS OF A TITLE COMMITMEI MAffERS SHOWN ARE MAY IE ADDfflONAL M WHICH CAN BE FOUND CORRESPONDING COU (5). THIS SURVEY IS FC
Existing concrete seawall, cap a1nd pilings to remain
SLIP
1
SLIP 2
SLIP 4
SLIP 5
SLIP
6
10' 1.. ...1
Existing 221' x 3.55' (5.55' from wetface, 1224.7sf) wood dock to remain
New 1000011b elevator lift in Slip #3 To be permitted separately; not part
of this permit request)
New 1000011b elevator lift on (2) new 12" dia. wood pilings,with 20' x 12' PWC platform(240sf) in Slip #7 (Herskovitz)
68'-7" .. , ...
20' 111'-6" 20' 24'
SITE PLAN SCALE: 1" = 201-0"
General Notes: 1. New lift pilings to be 12" dia. CCA treated wood pilings.2. All pilings to be driven 8' into strata. If hord strata is encountered, a 2'
minimum All pilings shall be driven to develop a minimum allowable bearingcapacity of 10 tons and shall penetrate a minimum of 8' into yielding material or2' into rock. Turbidity barriers are to surround all in water construction areasduring piling and/or panel installation activities.
3. Turbidity barriers, if necessary, are to surround all in water construction areasduring piling and/or panel installation activities.
4. Elevations shown are based on the North American Vertlcal Datum of 1988.5. Design in accordance with 2017 6th Edition of the Florida Building Code.6. Construction methods, procedures, and sequences are the responsibility of the
Contractor. The Contractor shall take the necessary means to maintain andprotect the structural integrity and serviceability of the construction at all times.
7. Any discrepancies found for any circumstance between the structural plans andthe existing conditions found on site and/or any conditions that were omitted onthe plans will be the responsibility of the Contractor to immediately bring to theattention of the Engineer of Record.
8. Existing conditions are unknown, therefore, worst case conditions have beenapproximated. all existing conditions are assumed and must be confirmed by theContractor after permitting.
9. Engineer:s Limitations of Responsibilitx; The Engineer shall not be responsible forthe qu_a�1ty or cor1;position _of �oteri�ls, fabrications, construction inspection,superv1s1on, or review, special inspection, or the quality and correctness of c?nst�u.ctlon unless the appropriate submissions, reports, approvals, inspections,site. v1s1t, con�truction revi�w, or spec!al inspections are performed by theEngineer or his representative as required herein, and then only such res�onsibility as is associated with the specific work performed as is commonlyassigned a structural engineer in relation to other engineering and constructiondisciplines associated with the project.
10. The Engineer shall not be responsible for site and construction safety and/or thesafety of construction workers. Site and construction safety is the responsibilityof the Contractor. The Contractor shall be responsible for the safety of hisemployees and the safety of the employee of all subcontractors to the project.
11. Engineer's Statement of Compliance: To the best of the Engineer's knowledge, thestructural pl?n.s and specifications presented herein comply with the applicableminimum bu1ld1ng codes, standards, and practices.
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South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Ft. LauderdaleMay 30, 2020None
TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PUBLIC MEETING PLEASE TAKE NOTICEthat due to the pending Novel Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) andFederal, State and Palm Beach Countys Declarations of State ofEmergency, in accordance with Governor Ron DeSantiss Executive Order20-69, dated March 20, 2020, the Town of Highland Beach will beconducting its Board of Adjustment and Appeals Public meeting utilizingcommunications media technology via Zoom Communications, on Tuesday,June 9, 2020 at 9:30 AM. Members of the Board of Adjustment and Appealswill not be physically present at Town Hall and shall be participatingvirtually. Live streaming of the meeting can be accessed on the Townswebpage at https://highlandbeach.us/highland-beach-television-2. Thefollowing applications will be considered: APPLICATION #20-0002 BYDAVID NUTTER, BOATLIFTS & DOCKS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, FOR AVARIANCE APPROVAL TO ALLOW A BOAT LIFT TO BE 2 FEET 3 INCHESHIGHER THAN THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE BOAT WENT LIFTED INORDER TO INSTALL A 10,000 POUND CAPACITY BOATLIFT ON SLIP NO.7 FOR A PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1016 BEL AIR DRIVE IN THEYACHTSMAN COVE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM APPLICATION #20-0003 BY DAVID NUTTER, BOATLIFTS & DOCKS OF SOUTH FLORIDA, FORA VARIANCE APPROVAL TO ALLOW A BOAT LIFT TO BE 2 FEET 3 INCHESHIGHER THAN THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE BOAT WENT LIFTED INORDER TO INSTALL A 10,000 POUND CAPACITY BOATLIFT ON SLIP NO.3 FOR A PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1004 BEL AIR DRIVE IN THEYACHTSMAN COVE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM Agenda and backupmaterial for the applications are available on the Towns webpage athttps://mmportal6.team municode.com/. The Town of Highland Beach willprovide for public participation by email. Public comments should beemailed to [email protected], which will be read intorecord during the corresponding portion of the meeting. Public comments
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