I've been here. Yeah. All right, that's pretty good. Good. How you doing, boss? That's right. Good morning. That's which is perfect on the
original. I was and so is Ed. Oh, he just had the baby. I saw him on little party. All right, so it's 6:30. So, uh, let's go ahead and get started. Uh, is everybody checked in? So, make sure everyone's checked in. Okay, good. So, I
want to go with everyone that's here first. So, uh, good evening everyone. This is the planning and design review board meeting for the village of Park. Uh, it is Monday, May 19th, uh, 6:31. Do the roll call. Uh David Grun
here, probably here. Hardong here as well as Linda is representing motion to excuse Edward Scarlet. All in favor say I. I do want to motion everything.
You don't have to say It looks efficient. Demonstrate maximum efficiency in the village of Biscane Park. I will hear nothing else. Uh we do have one uh thing that needs to be moved. We have 6H which is 11705
Northeast 7th Avenue. That's actually a new build family residence. It should go to 7A. It should be a discussion item. 7B have a 7A. So uh 6H 7B. I'm sorry. So 6H should be 7B.
I get a motion to move that just join the meeting. Motion to move 6H through 7B. Okay. All right. So, let's go with uh first
thing here. Uh 5A uh 739 Northeast on 11 Street uh single family residence photo group. Hello. This is where we've done our reviews. Second review or No, this is I think the
third review. Second second review. Um I apologize. We actually have um move to seven. Let's see. Yes. 5A is now 7 C. I have a motion. I have a second. Um, we have a new You can
since I Yeah, we already called you. I'm going to bring you up. Um, we have a our building clerk left. So, we have a new person doing the agenda. They're not understanding the ins and outs. This So, this is second review. I called you. Let's go ahead and
take their So last time we had an annotated the setbacks and um now we have this. Hello. So um the front step back um 30 ft to the
balcony overhang. Mhm. 10 ft to the second floor overhang and 10 ft to the second floor overhang which is 4 in off of that that wall. Yeah. Um and then the 25 ft in the back the cabana is at 10. Well, actually the second just to clear
the the rear setback is 10 ft, but you're you're providing for the the main structure 25 ft. But this is the the one we have we look for 10 the 10 and 10 here. 10 and 10. Yeah. For the for the accessory structure, right? And then just showing you that the pool is at 234. Okay. And um the overhang of the
second floor uh is at 144. So it's still within the 10. Okay. Do you know what this dimension is? Is that 15 ft because that that would be That is 15 ft. Okay. That is 15. Do you know is that on it different? I can I I can probably I did
a little Well, let's let's let's just I'm sorry before we jump to that real quick. I see one two trees. Are there any other trees that are coming out? These are mangoes. This mango tree is coming out. Yes. So if you look at the the tree survey. Um so we have a this one is coming out.
These are mango. Mango. Mango. This one's a little tiny thing that says treat. Okay. So it's basically mangoes that are coming out. Yeah, it's basically mangoes. this one here. Okay. Okay. So,
so we did a roof plan here and in the roof plan you can see all the overhangs again. They're listed the 10 the 10 all around. Um roof plans here and you have your two two levels here. You're providing your two levels here. Here here. Exactly.
Okay. Exactly. Um I I did have a question. your overall height on this. Do you are you have it on a further elevation? Yeah. Okay. I'm sorry. You saying you have a question? I did. Let me go to the elevations.
We'll come back. So, to answer your question, 44 + 8 is five. 16. Okay. We're going to come back. I mean, unless you want to ask that question. Yeah. I just want to see I just want to see the
um elevation here. So my question was this um our full height which is 26 7 and 3/4 is through this point. We have a feature wall that goes over the 27 and I was wondering if that's allowed or not. 28. So I have to
drop this down. Yeah. Okay. But then you're going to start adding you're going to end up because this is one of your your areas that's providing you this the second well I have this level this level's lower. This is just one single wall as a as a but if you're saying that this is at 26 and 7 3/4 the
top piece can be 28. Correct. Right. I mean that's not much of a it's not giving him the the the effect that you're looking for I'd imagine. Yeah. We want it to run through as well. We're looking for Yeah. So as long as the to this total
thing where it says 27 and 3/4 27 and 3/4 even even these have to be at 28. Yeah. No problem. Okay. Right. Yeah. It's 1.3 ft. And
so can we go back to the floor? you tell me where you want to go. Um, yeah. So, where where are you starting at? What is your what's your elevation here that that you're starting at? Um, your your because you're at 8 feet here,
right? And your base flood is what? You're starting at your zero point is at eight on on this lot. So I haven't determined that yet. It'll be a flood plus one, right? Plus one. Yeah, it'll be a flood plus one. And we've got two steps here, so don't make
this overly high. Okay. the first the first page which is [Music] uh not this one. The next ones you're at 10,8 your total lot of coverage that's 52. That's everything. That's your
driveway everything. Every pathway, walkway, AC, pad. Yes. Total lot coverage. Yes. So you're at 47.8. Okay. Yeah. And I mean this is actually as good as Yeah. cuz see they even have the
Yeah, that's okay. So those 2675 this is 75 ft across, right? So So You just have to So this part ju all of
this has to be less than 40% of the front yard. So you have a 40 foot driveway material. So 40% we did right here. Yeah. 31 points. But that's this is the swale, right? So the Yeah. The front yard has its own. So this is the
driveway impervious impervious area. We did it. Okay. So, this is we did this as one and we did that as another. Oh, okay. Yeah. I didn't see I didn't see And that's that. Yeah, that part. Okay. And then everything else is one. No, I just
wanted to make sure they And then the septic I assume is going. Okay. Let's see the next page. So what we did was that we put the property lines here and showed you the 30 ft to the setbacks. The ones that are
there, you see them here. So the 144 the 28. I mean there's no set overhang dimension in the the code, right? But I mean four of four of 10 is it's I see it's a wing. So it's kind of what it is is that everything overlaps the two feet. Yeah.
So, it's really two feet plus the two feet 45. So, um if that's okay, we we'd like to keep that that way. Okay. Yeah, it's an overhang. It's pushing it a little bit, but it's it's it is a wings. Okay. So, you
got your undilation. I mean, this is first floor. We're not really looking so much at that. We've already covered all that here. We're just going to see it. There's a house over here. Well, there's also a fence that's like right. This
will have a property fence. Yeah. There on the first page. They have a fence on this side that's like set fairly back. And is this a great That is a great roughly. Okay. So, it's got to be down low. Yeah. On the first landscaping will take care of it if anything. Okay. So, it looks like you're not at
your 30 feet or No, you're further back. And we we talked about this window. It's the only one looking out that we're going to make translucent. Okay. Um, all the bedrooms face this way, so I don't think it's going to be a problem. And this balcony has the the wood louver brakes on it. Nice. Which is not
necessary because you only care about this part. Yeah. You sure you don't want want to take that detail and put it like as a an applique above the the window and get rid of the translucent? I don't know. We're doing it here. Okay. And then we're doing it all around. It
might might be overkill. Such a beautiful blue sky out there that when you walk out of that hallway, you know. So this is just a dimension plan. He's the architect. He's the And then we have another wall that blocks us. So, so the it's so it's going to be a wall.
It's going to be considered actually part of the fence permit. Um, so when you come in, you'll apply for a wall, you know, walls or fences. Um, and it can't can't exceed six six feet. So, no problem. It'll be part of the because if if not if it's part of the house, then
we're going to it's going to kick into the setback and setbacks and all that kind of stuff. So, okay. Yeah. So, you'll just make sure you note it as like under a fence permit. Yes. or right? Yeah. Perfect.
You mentioned drawings of all the rooms, the way it works. Um, planning plan infected plan. I know you need to see It's nice to get elevations. So, this is the front
elevation. This is the garage. It will be um a glass door um with um translucent glass because you're doing a double height. That's that was your intent is to have something. Why is the garage? I believe
it's 20 22. Oh, the garage should the doors mean they got the doors. 18, which is so the garage is 21 and the doors are 18. 18, which is the biggest you can get
for this. Yeah. NOA in this one. Um, this will be a metal panel. Yes. Can you do me a favor and dime to mention that that that this this because this is being being considered part of the roof line that's giving you the the ability
to do you know Yeah. Well, it's the overhang is because you have to have two level roofs by a foot separation. So, you're considering this this wing is an architecture detail that's actually part of the roofing. It's a it's really roof. So, I just think that maybe the dimension on it would just help clarify
that. You know, it's got to be this way or this way. Well, just the height dimension. Yeah. Oh, just so that it's it's called out that there is a an an arch, you know, a dimension change. And I don't know if this and this these look like they're two separate heights, too. They are. Okay. But they're not they
don't look like they're one foot, though. It has to give you that one foot relief that you that were. So, I don't know if this parapit can brought be brought down a little bit and that Yeah. Okay. Okay.
This is the side facing the neighbor. This is a translucent panel. This is where the mechanical equipment is going. Um, remember that we had this balcony here. So, we moved we we used to have this here and you could look out. Now, now we put this up to the six foot height so you can look out. Okay.
This is the balcony we're talking about of that bedroom facing that way. It'll have the louvers. These are just our sections. So, what we'll do is we'll alter this and talk the ceilings here. Okay. Any other questions? Um, we're doing a
green roof. Um, can you go back? what's underneath the tent. So, this is going to be succulents only and this is a specialty roof that um is basically works dry and it works like in two inches. So, this is not
going to be a cascading plant situation that has a lot of um root systems. Um it collects here and so the person walk out of the balcony will look down into it. The the person on the for the floor will not.
There's no real soil. No, no, it's it's just layers of materials. Is that what it's called? Sedum map. Interesting. It works really well. I mean, it's better than putting artificial turf. Why?
Well, because you'll get actual live growth, right? Succulents have flowers and stuff. And this will be um this is also the intention of this is for it to be vines going up there. So all of this will be green all around.
But where is this the the two? So in the front looks like just one well he's looking you're looking at perspective here. Yeah. If you look at the elevations you actually there's another roof line above that that's that's above it. So it does provide it. when you're looking when it
when you do look from the street it's going to look like a you know flat roof across but he is providing the different roof levels. Okay. All right. All right. So, next meeting will be um your third review and um I don't think the changes were all
that. Um okay. Okay. And if you nail it, we can maybe move it to to a vote if it if it's you you come back with the final revision that we Okay. We could probably
we could probably move it to a to a vote. So, it looks pretty So just those roof lines can't be higher than 28 28 total house and they have to have a one bit different. Yes. And he also indicate what the phase flood elevation is. Yeah. We we need to know where you're
going to start that zero at. Okay. Because it might you know we're not going to have build up six feet and put zero on top of that. You know we need to know like how what it what the true overall height of that house is going to be from the street you know. Okay. So um what type of freeboarding do you allow here?
That's that's that um I don't know the answer to that actually. Is that what No. So So what I I do what you guys do at Coral Gable. We allow three foot of three boarding. So what it is is that FEMA says you have to be at base one plus one. That's where we're at. Yeah.
We say no, you know, situations happen. So we give you three feet. Miami Beach gives you five. So our count of the 28, let's say, starts potentially from wherever you started. But it can be 20 31 31. So, you know, we're we're we're
trying to be very conscious of that. So, we don't have the east of US1 problem. Oh, well, actually, you said Coral Gables. Sorry. I was thinking Miami Shores. Miami Shores freaks out east of Yeah. Um I mean, we're that's what we're trying to avoid is like saying, "Okay, now it's base flood and then you're
we're going to do three feet of freeboard." No, it's really That's why we want to see that. So, um, yeah. So, we don't want we don't want it to become we don't want it to become 31 ft over. So, there is no freeboarding. Uh, no, I wouldn't say there's not. It's
one foot. Yeah. Oh, it's just a standard fe. Yeah. Okay. So, all right. Thanks. Thank you. All right. Next will be 5E 111908 Northeast Fifth Avenue like you can just go up to the microphone and Wow. We have corrections in the roof as
you request for the facade. So we do the same system. It can see and we upload the low coverage calculation updated and the setbacks in the site plan are there. One of the things I don't think
we were focused on the last time was to make sure that we're at 500%. Look at that document. There's a lot of Okay. And we reduce the
for I don't know if these are the windows or lot of the calculation changed completely because we remove detach and attached teras we has before. So that's is not there anymore.
And we reduce the the high of the parapets as well as you requested. They have the locked. Yeah. Now we have more the third is on the page.
Yeah. keeping 10 foot two on one side and 10 foot on the other and then it's 162 to the back. So are you ma'am I'm just asking are you proposing a um like a hipped roof on the front? Yeah. Okay. So you're
you got rid of the flat roof on the front. Yeah. Tying it in with like a hip roof existing. Yeah. It's going to be now the hip one, but it still be flat in the back. Yeah. Just you're just doing a hip roof that's going to go out and come. Yeah. It's
going to be a hip in the front and we reduce the parabet in the rear. So from the front you you will not see it. Yeah, exactly. Like in the half coverage is fine.
Just remember that you're being at 41% when you come to do the pool and the decking around the pool that it can't so that so that lot coverage does not include proposed pool or anything. No, there's nothing on there's nothing on the site plan. Uh well they they talk
about a future pool but the lot coverage doesn't indicate like doesn't do no we only indicate just for the purpose that you know that probably in the future she will do it but it's not going to be in this part of the project. I just want to make sure it's clear because sometimes they'll come back and say well on the
plan future pool the lot coverage now does not include that pool then you're at 41%. Yeah. It revised that when it comes time to put the pool in, you're going to have 9%
work with and the pool deck and everything that goes. Yeah. Motion to approve. David and Pablo say I good. Thank you, ma'am. Thank you. Thank you. All right. 6A on 951 Northeast
116th Street. Y all look together. Are you the neighbor? Okay. Yeah. Okay. So, this has not been built yet. No. No. Okay. Um, so is the existing fence that's there? Is it on your property or his
their property? My property. My property. And I I need to go to a microphone. Well, let's Well, she's Okay. Um, so Okay. Okay. I should be speaking first. Yes. You just one second sir. I'm just I the survey that you have uh clearly
shows that the fence is half a foot inside my land from the property line and uh it was put there by the uh owners that bought the property in 2002. Okay. So the the reason they put it half a
foot inside my land is because when they moved there was a um um chain link fence on the lot line. Okay. So that's why it's inside. I they didn't sell to me. They um they sold to I mean they sold
the property to Patrick Ahern 2017 and then Patrick sold to me. But I got a hold of Amy and Robert Refa uh two years ago and they assured me that the fence they build the fence themselves and this morning I spoke to them again because um
me and my neighbor were having you know this little argument you know who the fence belongs to. So they assured me that they built that fence and the fence was inside my land and that's exactly what the property um service shows.
Thank you. Um so um we do have a survey that is dated um um is um 6:30 2022. Yeah. Is there a survey that's after the
fact? Okay. from here back. That's not accurate. I spoke to Amy and Robert this morning and they said that they build that fence completely from the bottom of the lot all the way through the slab. That's what they told
me this morning and I can get a written statement from them. the that fence is inside my land. I insist. So, how can he have control of the fence that is inside my land? If if the fence is his, then he I'm asking him
to remove it because I need to put my new fence. the fence. A quarter of the fence, it's already it was blown away by the last storm that we had and the rest of the fence is unsafe and barely holding up. Okay. So, that I bought the
material. I'm ready to replace the fence and uh you know, this is you know why I requested permits uh for That has nothing to do with this situation, James. No, it's it's not not
it's not it's it's Do you have a survey of yours? Because this is Yes. And and it's it's it's it coincides with mine. It's the same. The fence is inside my land.
So this is the side. Yeah. Um what are we doing here? Um we should follow surveys legitimate permit requirements. So they they provided the survey. They provided correct. where the fence is now. Does that survey
say? Well, the issue is is that this has a fence. But but but what what are the pictures say nothing? Wait, but sorry guys, please. This fence dimension, this is not as long as what
the dimension is that's on here. This is a This is 115 ft. No, that's not what I'm saying. This doesn't have this is your story. This is very zoomed in. Do you like But is it Oh, in relation to this being
done on July 6th of 2023, when is this my like that that the survey show that line that's not even close to the same length as this one that was getting years older. So what I'm saying
is is like from your position, it's very difficult to to when she has one that's done in 2023 that shows that dimensionality and it shows that it's half a foot inside of it, then that's the that then that's going to be the more accurate piece because it's also
running off of uh the the most recent, you know, we've been kind of thrown into this thing here and uh you know, none of us have looked at it. None of us have this is not our job to go out and look at this physically. That's really the building officials. So
to me, I think this should be paused until it be confirmed. They they have the proper they have the proper survey. They have they have everything that they need to get a permit, but we also need to be
neighbors with each other here. So um you know a third party. James, can you please I'm trying to listen? Yeah, we're trying to Thank you. Thanks. Um I just I just want to put a pause on
this and I'm not um you have all your documentation, but he has an argument that his that he's saying the fence is on his property. Um, and in and in order to keep us from being dragged into something between the two of you, um, I think that we should table this and let
our building official go out and look at this and look at his documentation, look at your documentation, clarify it, and then at the next meeting we we we bring it back and we vote on this. So, um, the burden of proofing is yours, sir. Really is. They have their their they
have their survey that's that's dated two years three years ago. Two years ago. Um so and the docu the survey does show that it is five inches on their property. Half a foot. Half a foot five. Okay. Five.
Yeah. There there's lots of survey companies. My thought would be that like I'm willing to table this for you meeting which two weeks and that should be enough time to have a new there's tons of survey companies and I got a survey
done. So my thought would be is unless he comes up with a particular survey for before the next meeting then he would be able to vote to approve this and let it be
a clarify unless by that next meeting you bring a new survey that says oh the expenses on on your now and correct me if I'm wrong But
if let's say that the fence is on the line or whatever, there's nothing that stops them from building a secondary fence inside of of what that existing fence is. If it's Yeah. If it's on your property, they could build their fence on their side and you just have two
fences backing up to each other. I show you a survey, James. You're not being bullied. I'm giving you the proof. Of course, I did and and I'm going to find the text where it is though. That that's the intent is to put it where exactly is right now. So, it's fine if we got to go by surveys. We had a
conversation last weekend and I told you I'm going to put it in the same place even though I know it's inside my land. But you continue. No, you now you have to get your own survey. Correct me if I'm wrong. You're trying to replace what it in the existing line. You're not moving the
location. You're moving. You're placing it exactly where it is on your survey, just half a foot inside of the line. That's what I was going to do. But now with this situation, he's going to have to get a new survey and show where the property line is. And then I will put
it, you know, if if I put it there or it has to be inside my pro the property line. Sure. Just understand you have a problem with them replacing the exact fence where it exactly lines with a new fence in the exact same position. If they put it in
the same exact spot, no problem. But what do I feel like they're trying to gain more? Right. So, there's a survey that you'll need to submit so that you can verify. And then but ju just just so
that you guys understand what you're submitting is saying that you want to put the fence up half a foot five feet inside of your property line. So, that's correct, right? That's what I submitted. Yeah. So, he doesn't So, they are trying
to move it half a foot outside off of what they've submitted. Right. Now, when you guys go to close the permit, right, then the building official that's going to come out and look is going to make sure, oh, okay, this is in the exact same spot that the previous one is. That's not any of our jobs. But what it
sounds like is, and what the papers are, is that they're replacing exactly where it is with exactly a new fence. Sounds like that's the part that makes you feel like, hey, this isn't a bullying situation. They're not moving the line one way or the other. Perfect. I'm okay
with that. If we can get the gentleman that he said to go and see where it is at now when they do the job they he's going to go out and look. But he's his the same thing that's going to happen is what we're doing here is where's your documentation that the fence is actually
um on on your property. So um um I I I will we'll pause this for two weeks. you have two weeks to get a survey come out if you and unless you you get convinced that the fence the way it is now and they're going to replace it and give you a brand new fence um that you're going
to enjoy one side of because there's only half a foot on the other side um um but to to since we we've been brought it you know drawn into this I'd rather pause for for another meeting which is two weeks and um and then we can come
back and you can be comfortable with what they're going to do. One thing that I did notice that there's no documentation on what the fence looks like. There's no like same kind. It's the same material. There's no like we need to have on here. There's like, you know, is it board on board? Is it shadow
box? Is it horizontal? Yeah. Okay. There's I don't have anything in because it's in the in the floor plans. Technically, your packet is not 100% complete. No. No, it is. We have there's another so there's yeah let me So we have we have another set of
plans that was approved for uh for another project that was a remodelation. So it's there it's just a separate application that was there. Okay. So it just needs to be whatever that documentation needs to be uploaded into this. Sure. Into this permit
applicant either has to be shadow or the nice side. applications for I don't know what he said. What was that? What was that? Yeah, it's the same fence that we have now. It's the one side looks the exact same
as the other side because it's all Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. So question is is you're seeming to be amicable now to this if they do a shadow box fence. Do you want to do you still want the pause or do you are you okay with us
voting on this and I prefer that too because I I want to convince him that the property the fence is inside my property line. And as I mentioned before, I spoke to the previous owners and they put it half a foot inside because in his property and he moved two years after they moved. He
moved in 2004. They moved in 2002. And there was a chain link fence on the property line. So that's why mine is inside my land. So So um so yeah, what I would say is the post, right? Unless
there he writes an email to you as the chairs saying no. No, it's going to come back to the board in two weeks at our next meeting. um and the board can make a decision whether or not he has proof that's contrary to their application. Then at that point we can you know you
have to say okay you you must put the new fence at this location or whatever. So um another thing I want to say is that you you need to get like they have a survey it's a legal document so what they're trying to do is by law if you don't agree you can't go by pictures you have to have a survey.
No but your survey is 20 years old. Okay. But my point is that you have to bring a survey that is current like you know otherwise you cannot you no I know I know but I'm just saying that yeah
okay it's okay we don't I need to I um when I hired this um this company uh the surveyor I told them to pay special attention to the lot line and the fence location. So, he did it perfectly. You
know, you can see it there. We're going to we're going to we're going to table this and you're going to provide us with more details of the type of fence you're looking to build. I mean, I know you have it, but we need to have it in the application. And if you have an objection to them coming back in two weeks, you need to have a survey or some
kind of documentation that that's that supersedes their survey. And um but hopefully you can work it out and be good neighbors. I thought we had worked it out. Okay, thank you. I had David and Pablo.
All in favor say I. I thank you. Good. Everybody's Everybody's still here, right? That's checked in. Okay. 6E would be 11001 Northeast 9th Avenue. Bathroom enlargement. Do you have questions? It's a it's a
little addition uh because they are going to enlarge the master bathroom and they need the the place that is the master bathroom. So, they are going to build a new ba bathroom. You're kind of filling
in that corner in the back there. Yes. You're not affecting any of your setbacks. No, the same setbacks lining up with the existing structure. Yes. It's in the rear. Yes. Back, right? Yes. It's close to the swimming pool. Mhm.
Is that a flat roof back there existing now? No. That existing flat roof? Yes. Yes. around so that my roof lot coverage won't exceed H the lot coverage
is the living area is which one the one we are going to addition that the addition or the whole lot total lot coverage uh the total lot is 1,537 is the all the living area
not that it says we we look for lot coverage which is your pool, your walkways, your driveways, anything that's touching the ground. You have to have that calculation. So, oh yes, by adding this little corner here, are you going over
see on the drawing? I've been Yeah, I've been looking inside different legends on the different pages. He's adding 128 square feet. Yeah, it should. Yeah, I mean unless you were unless you're nine. How big is your lot? The lot is 10,000
to 9375. Mhm. Big is the addition. Ma'am, there's a there's an actual form that you have to fill out or have on your drawings that show all of the different dimensions. Total lot
coverage, the building, the driveways. Yes. Um, which I don't I'm not finding. Yes, I have. My board members have not found it. You're probably fine. So, we need to have a document. We'll have that document. So, gauge the one
you go to page eight of 17 on the left hand side. It's like non-conforming into the into these you see that how that roofed area goes all the way to the property line.
That roof structure. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, as long as you're not touching it. What is that roof structure that's on this? But if she changes, but if she changes the footprint of the house, doesn't she then have to bring it into conforming or no?
It's there. Okay. And unless we can Okay. It was built within, you know, without a permit and you know. Okay. What is what this No, no, no. We know what you're going to do. you know what you're going to do, but you have a roof structure right now
that's in the side setback that's that's non-conforming and yeah, if it's is it a is it like a a porch or something like metal roof or something? Okay. So, it's like a So, yeah, it's just that if you take it
down to put like this addition on, you're have can't put it back up. Um, so the total building, let me look at the backyard. There's a lot of You're not near, but you But we're going to ask that you fill out this this form.
There's a lot coverage calculation form. Please fill it out and submit that. Yeah. All right. So, motion to table pending lot calculation form. motion to approve spending law. All in favor say I. Okay. Thank you. I
mean I don't foresee it being over 50%. Oh, it was at 41. So she's adding 128 was over. Oh, it's at 41 with Oh, okay. I round it up. Okay. Uh six.
It's now it was 6 I2015 Northeast 7th Avenue. Hi, good evening. So, uh we have already a driveway and asphalt. I have uploaded some photos of the current situation. The idea is to enlarge to do like a
two-way entrance and make a space that we have that is now dead. Uh enlarge that too and do it concrete. I have done the calculations but mine is a corner lot. So we will see a lot of steps because I'll have to do the calculation
for the 1/4 of the circle and everything else. But right. So right now you're saying you're at 30% for the Yeah. and 19% for the rest of it. Okay. And it's going to be and it's a sidewalk concrete. Now you're taking um Yeah, I'm
taking out uh out the the asphalt and replacing everything with concrete. She indicated that Yeah, there's like a standard form. He indicated I tried my best to put as much in. Oh, you This is the most excited I've ever
been reading. Thank you. So, the thing that's going around the front is just a walkway. Yeah, that's a walkway. Uhhuh. 4 foot by whatever that extension is. I forgot. It's just going to be solid concrete. No, there's no no grass or anything in
between. uh in between um I'm planning to put some stones like marble crushed stones something like that in between them. I mean it's it is a lot of concrete in one area but you you have you're within your right to do it because you have a 40% total lot coverage. There's nothing
in the code that says you can't put all the concrete on one side and then have all the grass. You won't see much because we have trees and a hedge there. So it's kind of like hidden. So, if you're concerned about the concrete look, you won't see much from the street. Don't want to look like a
basketball court. No, you won't. I promise to look at make it look nice. She has she has indicated like the idea motion to approve. David and Scarlet. Hi. Can I
just since we're here, um we have uh if you see in our uh survey, there's a place in front of the pool where is after our uh where the property line, not property line, but the actual building. Let's put it this way. And we
couldn't figure out what to do with that to be honest. We And I don't I don't I don't know if we can put a pergola there and do like a maybe a barbecue area. So, it's fenced there between the pool and where the property finishes. I have
the survey here in front of me. You're talking about between the pool and the street. Yeah. Yeah. It's a hedge and it's fenced. It's protected. Yeah. So, I mean, you're allowed to actually put a fence that um out from
the house 15 ft um which it seems like you might already have that there. Uh no, we we have right by where the the property is. Yeah, where the house finishes. We could extend 15 ft. Yeah, we would we were told that but I I I
don't know if that's that that would be the limit to build. He would because I'd rather keep the fence talking about the fence here. So, you're a corner lot. So, you're allowed to have a thing. It's called a bumpout. So, you're allowed to have a fence on either one side or the other. And if you choose this side,
you're allowed to do it. You're allowed to go out 15 ft from the front of the house, but no closer than 15 ft to the street. So, right now, you're at 29 foot 9. No, I I got that. But my idea wouldn't because the fence is uh basically you can see through. So my
idea was not to uh mess with the fence and just do something uh by that part like a barbecue or whatever. What you're asking for then is a structure which is something that's built then then then your front setback issue kicks in. So you're not you're not allowed to put
like a structure in front of the house. So you you would um yeah, not even a perglar. You could have a barbecue, but it would have to be like a barbecue on wheels that you pull out and you you know I cannot do flooring or anything on there like some sort of flooring because
I can do with like you could have a p you could have um a patio there. Yeah, like a patio for example. Yeah, there's is that that would but then it becomes it technically because of the way it is it you would it would have to fall under the calculations of your driveway because it's coverage of
the front lot. Um yeah, still again you're way under your Yeah. You still have more room. So I mean one thing playing the most devil's advocate is they could add in a little driveway. Yeah. Kind of like a concrete or tile
kind of flooring. You can have a you could extend your pool deck out into that area. So, um there's no issue with that. Um it's just that you can't have anything that's built above the pool deck. What if they from that hold on one second that 4 foot walkway that goes to
it? They extended that south and then expanded on it a little bit, made a little square. Did they then use port exception to carport over that area falling under the driveway part? Not a because it's you're not it's not not
connecting to the street. There's not a carport, you know. Yeah. So, you could that 4 foot walkway this part down here. If you wanted to bring this down and make it bigger and prettier, right, you could put like a rolling bar. You probably get away with putting some
barbecue stuff. If you start to make anything that's permanent permanent, it does. You can't can't really do no. Well, it's total lot 50. The front the driveway is 40%. and you're you're benefiting from the fact that you have
two fronts. So, it's 40% of that entire area that you have. So, you have a lot of space blocks. You have plenty of room if you wanted to do something more decorative. You just couldn't put anything that is permanent on top of it. You could put uh you could buy an
umbrella, put an umbrella, open umbrella shade stuff that is tied to trees or the house or whatever. You could do that. You could put uh grill on wheels and stuff like that in there your furniture. Very simple. No, if you have to put
footings in and all that stuff then it comes and it's not that it's not possible. You could apply for variance try and get it variance for that type of thing is is no it's a front setback. It's a different issue.
So, but but you know, you could put, you know, a rolling umbrella out there that you open up when you want to use it and you and you know, you just extend that foot. And if you decide to do it and you and you now have this drive this permit,
which you will have this permit, you could come in for a revision of that and we could we could we could consider it. You could put it on the same permit as your driveway. Yeah. Yeah. Some, you know, were this the first
step. So, you still have to go through all the building departments, things like that for the permit application for the driveway, but if you wanted to come in for a revision for what you're asking, it it might be benefit you to do it now. Um, all right. So, we have um we have
two discussion items. 7A 1110. Is this the gentleman here? I'm sorry. No. Um, are you on the agenda? Did we miss you checking in? Oh, you're visiting. Okay. All right. I have 7A cir. Were they here?
1105 Northeast 117th Street. Oh, I thought you were all together. I'm sorry. So, we have a discussion item. 7A 11105 Northeast Hunter 7 Street driveway property information protected. Oh, there's nothing on the dropbox. So,
you're he's going to present us discussion items. Ma'am, what's your question? We don't we have nothing to talk to. So, well, make a long story short, I had a ribbon style driveway. I've been in the
home for like 40 years. Uh, it it's not going to fly based on new codes and stuff. I'd have to add, you know, from the ribbon to the road and this. I said, "Forget it. I'm putting in a new driveway." Hired a contractor. He shafted me. It went on for a long time.
Code came down on me. Uh, I hired another guy. He didn't have a license. And so I said, I'm going to put it in my name because they gave me a deadline until the next meeting or in I think it's June 16th. I'm not positive
right now. Code meeting. Oh. Oh. Code board meeting. Middle of the month typically. Yes. Yeah. So I ended up hiring a guy. I put it in my name and I paid the fees and started cementing stuff and then I I finally got like two
days later of course and he's been doing everything but is there any way to find out if this is going to pass muster? I mean has he submitted everything? He's from Broward and he had to get a license to work in Date County.
I've got his number here. Yeah. So I he submitted stuff. We have nothing in our in our packet that we get um for your property. So, do you have what you're asking to do there with your in your because right now you're a discussion item. That's correct. About it. So, if you have something that you want to bring over and let us look at, we can
look at it and give your opinions. Even though it's we can even we can even though it's he's got it submitted, it's being reviewed. It has not made it to us yet. So, maybe he submitted it after the deadline. Oh, I don't know what the deadline was. Our deadline would have been last Monday. Um uh well he did it
okay. He did it I think uh on the 16th. That was Friday. Okay. Okay. Well, all I wanted I think if you just make calculations and if you can make the drawing if it looks correct. Do you have anything for us to look at like a
survey? Yeah, of course. Can I bring it over? Yeah, just bring it over. Excuse me. I'm just Are you planning on removing the ribbon? You're putting a whole new driver. That's correct.
It's 48 48. It looks pretty straightforward to the street from your neighbor. So I I don't see and you're just going to make it out of So I don't see any where we would have any issue with this. This looks like a
pretty straight What about parking? So you So this is a single family house. What? Two bedroom. So you just have to have two parking spots. Um one one in behind the other and 33 ft. So you'll be have one here.
Is this a garage? No. So you'll have one parking spot here. You have another one behind it. Yeah. So it's it's two cars for two for two bedrooms and um enough space for like somebody to pull in and the person can come in here. You have an 18t swale
so you could do three in a line no problem because the average the average car isn't more than seven. Do you want me to do your calculations really quickly? So basically you have 40% of this
Your house is set back 325. Oh, here's hit buttons on a calculator. That's all I If he uploaded this with this on it, I did Is that okay? Do we need him to go and print out?
Yeah. Yeah. So that Yeah. So and and if he's already applied, he will be able should be on the next agenda and and it should go right. Um two weeks. Two weeks. No, the first No, ours is the first Monday of
Okay. So yeah, we're before the code. Yeah, but that's fine. something wrong and that's why I'm trying to if you come in front of us and and you've uploaded that. Yeah. You come in
front of us first thing on on thing on first uh Monday and then you go to them and you say, "Hey, I have an approved uh driveway and zoning approval." Our next meeting is
Yeah. So you'll be a by by the 16th by that co- compliance meeting you'll be able to say yeah I have an approved uh permit and but we've already had two in May uh start yeah you don't want to do that until after you get
okay thank you very much yeah no no problem thank you for your patience that's all All right. Thank you. All right. Next will be uh 7B uh discussion new project um 11705 Northeast 7th Avenue single
family residence. It's first review. Um we have the architect here and we're going to go up to the table. There's no mater. Well, it's actually Yeah, it's under 6. Oh, they have the planer. Good evening. Your hand, but I'll shake your hand
again. Hey, I'm Gage. Christian. Is it okay? Hey, Scarlet. Your hair is grown since last time I saw you. All right. Your It's your show. Would you like to present it to us? Okay. So, this is going to be the new residence. This is going to be a corner lot on the
northeast corner of you can see here uh 17 on 7th Avenue and 117 oh 11. This is number seven you guys. Yeah. So here we present it's going to be a twotory house. We have our setbacks
highlighted for the I think it might be 117. Do we have what does this house look like now? Is there a current? There is an existing Yeah. policy. Okay. Have a survey for it. Okay. I'm I just This, you know, I'm thinking I'm thinking of the 17th and
119th that they just came in and did all that renovation work. So, this is not it. This is not They're not tearing You're not tearing down something. Yeah. It's on the corner of you. That's caddyy quarter to the the little Spanish one. This is the north east corner.
Yeah. Okay. All right. By the way, what is the city's uh position on surveys for a project? How recent do they have to be? I mean, for something like this, obviously, it's got to be new. Uh but I mean, you know, but if it's like that
drive or the fence per, you know, they have a couple year old permit or surveys, I mean, we usually are pretty forgiving. I think when I think six months, six months, I think so. No, we don't have a code requirement. I would stick with six months. six months.
So, two years. I've never heard two. I've always heard between six and one year. And I was going to jump in and I said it's none of my fizz wax. Yeah. Yeah. But but if it's just like a fence and usually the people are not objecting to it, then you know. Yeah. I mean, and
the co the survey does say half a foot in. This guy got pretty aggressive. Yes. I I You tried to like back him off. Well, the part that was confusing to me is they were they wanted the same thing. Yeah. But he was fighting it. So I was like, "All right, let me just say it
back to you again out loud. They're giving you a brand new They're giving you a brand new fence." So, yes. All right. So, one, well, let's let's let the gentleman present this. Right. So, this is going to be the proposed outline of the first floor. I put it the dash
line for the second floor. The overhangs for clarity. It's going to be a one uh room in the first floor which will be the office and then obviously big open space here. Have some openness towards the front of the house where the
pool is going to be a barbecue area, a pool bath. Once you go up the stairs, we'll have this little space here. We double height at the entrance giving us a walkway connecting the two sides, a master side with the other two bedrooms and their own baths. Okay. Do you have a
dimension on this from here to here? It's under 30 for sure. It is definitely under 30 because we have been through this before. We do not measure. You didn't put a dimension on there. It should be 29 like 297 if I remember.
Okay. Pretty close. This was a challenging block because it's so narrow. Yeah. And dealing with the pool set back from Well, that's actually that's where I think you might be wrong. Uh because the pool setbacks
are the same at the house. Really? Yeah. So I'm trying to like that's David was going to go there and but the question is so tell me what did you think the that I was just curious what is the what did what did you think the pool setback was and right here? Where did you come from
that? Where did you come up with that? 10 ft from the front. And but from where? Where did they come from? Moody code. From Moody. Yeah. But not Biscane Park. Music code. Yeah. Bisc Park. So the accessory structures have the same setbacks as as um the main structure. So So you have a two you have a dual front.
You have 30 ft 30 feet 10 feet. 10 feet. Yes. So I don't know. I'm not trying to understand. Is there is this 30 feet to here? No, no, no. That one's maintaining the 10 foot that have Okay. I don't know where you got that. All right. All right. What he's saying is He wasn't in
this dimensionality. I think that he was thinking it was the same as if it was a side or a back dimensionality, but but the front door is right here. Yeah, this would clearly the front yard variance. Yeah, but that's as a new construction.
How is it how is that a hardship for even consider that? Um, so um so yeah, so that's that would be idea number one. So let me let's just run through this. You have what do you have? Um you have 30 feet 30 feet 10 foot
three 10 foot three. Okay. Why 10 foot three and not just go 10 ft. Just give us a little wiggle room in case anything goes wrong. Miami man. Okay. I did that with 10. And the neighbor came and said that looks less than 10. I was like they measure it. If
the plaster's off a half an inch mess up. So based on what you're submitting, what is your lot coverage? Oh, here we go. Okay, nice small wording. Yeah, it's at 49% actually. Okay, so you're in 49
what? 32 or 52. Um that includes all the walkways, all this pool deck, patio, things like that. Yes, everything. Okay. The basis for the AC units, everything. There is
like lots You're not going to get it done with the house. Basically, you guys finish the house without the pool, sell it to somebody, then they as says, "Hey,
I want to put a pool and I only have yards because that's something that you can offer that selling point but it's unfortunately so so we're here not to advise you to
get variances so we are here to tell we are we are here here to tell you to follow the code okay not not the excuse is not to go to co variance on every application okay so so the question is you have all this patio that's covered and why can't it be enclosed and the
pool put over back over here but the to the variance If you're leveling the house and there's nothing on the lot, there's no hardship. There's no It's a hard to make a discussion that there's something about the lot that that's going to grant you the the ability to put a variance. Well,
here's an opportunity. We can ask for the variance with the existing house there and then we can come back and tear the house down and build. I'm very tough anywhere. Anywhere. Say or hear that. It's not being part of either. No, no,
no. It is But but but you know you're the architect. I mean it's your vision and everything. So but the question is is with all this covered patio, can you reconfigure that first floor so that you could actually put the pool here and and
uh I mean the thing is is that you so you have 30 feet to the to the pool line. Okay. So the pool could actually sit you could have the deck out here. Yeah. you know, the the the you're on a corner lot. You have the bumpout that we
just described to the other lady. So, you could actually have from the front corner of the house out 15 feet to go across. Yeah. So, you could technically have this pool deck out in front of the house on the inside of the front setback and fence it in. But the the actual
structure of the pool has to be within that 30 ft within the 30. You know, you could have an L-shaped pool or do something that's that's kind of, you know, giving you in the front yard obvious have a pool of fence that's
climbing. But so the reason why I'm bringing that up is because they can do a fence up to 15 feet in front. So to take that into account of any place where you are going to have a pool, you're going to need to fence in that that area. Right now there is a pool.
And we expected to to need to do that. We just left it open so that it could be visually seen thinking that it was going to be a great sale sales tool, you know, hang out in your front yard. Yeah, exactly. Um You can have six feet high in that max
for safety. Yeah, four like most of the pool safety fences. No, you're right. I think it's four. So, you have a four foot that should satisfy that. Okay. Um,
so, so again, I mean, getting creative, moving that barbecue around, doing something so that the the pool is more of an L. It's sitting within your setbacks. You don't have to worry, you know, it's it's you you guys are very creative people. I'm sure you can figure
this out. Um, it is a tough lot. Um, you know, your your sun your sun is going this way. So, even if if you had the pool here, you'd probably get all afternoon afternoon sun. Um, you know, I got to convince these guys just
Yeah. Um, but that's true. That's true. That's right. But you know, you know, if you, if I can write on this, you know, you know, you have the the ability to fence, you know, that that's one of the
reasons the code was written in a way that when we added the corner lot because we knew corner lots had have had issues. Um, you know, you have some you have the ability to capture a good amount of property here. Um, this just can't go in front of the house. So, so
it could you could conceivably go here. It just couldn't go out over here, you know. So, um um and since your second story is here, I mean, you could look at refiguring that to to get your pool in
there, but as Okay, so let's look. So, besides that, let's go look at our the the next things. Um you're we're taking your word that you have 30 feet back there. Yeah. Because uh this is your neighbor's lot. So, this is your side. So you have a 30 feet, but you have it
set. Yes. Um, lots of undulation. There's movement. There's, you know, you're at you're doing this is the front. This is the front. This is the side facing the other street. So there's no windows issue. Um,
you have applications of siding. You have all kinds of nice detail to the house. And then this is the one that faces your neighbor behind. Yeah, that would be facing. Okay. And what is that window there? That's stairs. That's the stairs.
Okay. But the question would be so people can't, you know, fall. But it's but it's also, you know, if you want to, you know, here's your building in envelope. You, you know, it has to, you know, I don't know where that falls.
in the it's you know it's one/3 one/3 23. So if this is in that one/3 you know it doesn't these window situation is not so critical for the the obscuring idea.
Um you do have one two you have one two three different roof levels. Are you saying that you care because the landing is on this this side of the window? No, I mean it's this window is still looking into the neighbor's backyard roughly. So they can't look out of it because it's in a stairwell. Well, somebody could
stand on the landing and staring at the neighbor. So that's what I was asking. Doesn't say whether or not what's on the inside of this window is a window overlooking a neighbor. That's a low It's a low landing. I think it's probably around here somewhere. So if they give you dimensionality of the
landing Yeah, because you're it's still a window looking I mean if if the staircase was flipped around so that the the you know it was going the other direction or something and you know the second story level was here overlooking or something.
Maybe that is a consideration. Second floor. I still think it's on the second floor. It's over here. Yeah, but it's Yeah, the landing is at 5t. You can't really see that much. Where is your living room? Or is there a living room? Yes, sir. So, it's a family room,
living room. I'm just saying we we had other plans that have double wide windows that look over it because it's like, oh, that second floor to be standing all basically the
of this 96. So the landing is is halfway through that foot 4 foot five. Yeah. So you're at 4 foot five. I guess what I'm saying is I don't personally have an issue with it because if the second floor landing was against
the glass, I would have I would have an issue with 5t eye level basically at 10T. It's still a window within the the rear two/ird of the side step back and it needs to be
done in a way that, you know, obscures or diminishes the word view into your neighbor's yard. So whether or not whether or not it's got a staircase or not, it's still a window that that looks into your neighbor's yard. Can I ask you a question? If it just had a bigger header here and so the second floor is a
window didn't start until six feet. So here's my opinion. These are professional architects. We're going to let them figure it out and we're not going to build their house for them. I'm saying that they they know the code and they can figure out a way of of diminishing that view into u into the
neighborhood. I'm looking at that saying, oh, I'm okay with it in that capacity and you're saying you're not I'm asking, hey, if they had a header that was 4 feet plus another fiveT another foot and a half so that there's
not an easy on the landing. Yeah, make it so there's a thick in the middle of it. And that makes sense to me. That makes sense to me, too. We've done that in a couple of the other houses. It looks fine, too.
I'm just trying to make you happy. Yeah. No, I'm just saying it's whether what you're describing or not, you're still going to have a window like that that's looking out over the property, but whether or not there's a landing on the other side or a bedroom on the other side or whatever, there's still a window
there that that that ft back. Yeah, you're you're at this at that point, that window up there, you're at over here. But what is this here? What is this here? 4. This one goes to 4T five and this one. What's your what's your distance between
the floors? So, what what is this floor here? And what is here? 6 32 for the So, right here you're at 6'6 whatever in the middle halfway up the stairs. Yeah, roughly. So, six foot
plus six. If I'm 6 foot tall, I'm 12 feet. I'm looking I'm standing my eyes are 12 feet above the ground looking over into the neighbors but at that point you're probably looking at if it's at some point a new house you're looking at
well I guess that's if if you put a thicker ribbon in there and you able to say all right this is what your line is above the ribbon below the ribbon if you wanted a section we'll do a section through there and show it to you So being devil's advocate coming back,
if you're just looking at the inside of a fence here and the peak of a roof here, what's the purpose of that huge window? Just lighting light. Yeah. A clear story to handle that or something or or just having that glass on the on the front here.
It was also nice because it uh the other elevation it matches with where the front entrance is to have light to the front and the back match kind of keeping the whole staircase open
aesthetically. But if they put a better So you can see the What about the It's just a lot of milk glass. What's the purp I mean listen we We'll we'll try it that way. We'll add a little bit more
concrete. Maybe we can do a top rivet and a vertical rivet. Maybe do an L there somehow. Um and try to do something funky down below. Maybe we'll do a an L with a little window down the like you were saying. Maybe is something like Yeah. You come up the stairs,
you're looking at part of the window and this falls without side of the the 2/3. We'll we'll try it. We'll see what it looks like if you because if you you know you're in the back of the house. Anyway, is this the front? Is these are the the first floor, right? This is the second floor. So, I mean, this is the outline
for the first floor, right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, you think your buildable area is there? So, you know, again, it's the 2/3 oneird thing. So, does that fall in the front oneird that falls, you know, back two3? So, what is that rule? If it
falls within that one third, it's not that critical anymore. It's just that the rule is is that typically the front one-third is you're overlooking the the side of the neighbor's house. We're trying to protect the backyard privacy of the neighbors to next to you. Okay? So that if they have a pool or something, they're not laying in the
pool worrying that somebody's bending on the landing looking at looking at them. And again, that makes sense. However, if you've got an old existing house, if you design this one to what that one looks like, then when they tear that one down, everything could all bets are off. It
goes that become the architect next door this year. Yeah, but that window will still be there. So, you know, I just I don't know. Let us look at it. I I I like that idea of keeping the top part with a beam in between. We've done that. It looks really good. And let's do the line of sight sketch for you guys so that way we
can see where it's really at, you know. Other than that, the pool is the one that's now really got recorded. You know, I want to let's check where that in Municode is and I wish I could communicate with you guys more than just only here. I know I found your number.
Well, I found his number and I called him up. He was like, "How'd you find me?" It's not that hard. Uh, but I mean, come on. You have a lot of flat roof in it. We could work that a little bit. Yeah. Right on the overhang. Rooftop
pool. Roof. Yeah. I love it. Wow. A lot of gallons of water, man. All right. Well, we'll we'll work that out. I mean, I'd love to find out where we got that municip. And then you're saying that even though it's saying that pools have those setbacks, there's another clause in there that accessory. There's
nothing in the code that says a pool has less than 30%. Really 30 ft. A pool is an accessory structure. An accessory structure. The same setbacks as the main Accessory structure. Make sure you write that down. Accessory structure.
There's no It might We might have seen something to do with a fence or something, but I don't know. There's no We'll check it out. And if we find something, we'll bring it back. Well, I mean, yeah. Okay. We'll talk about it. So, we'll talk about it. And there goes our opportunity of getting approved second time around.
I can still do it next time. Yeah, we'll still do it. Okay, guys. Thanks. How's the other houses come along? I think 8th Avenue is for sale. That's all landscaping and everything. Looks good. Looks really nice. Pretty. We're very proud of that. Yeah. Came out really nice. And you're doing the other one on
11th on 11th. Yes. Do you have both of those? Is those both of those yours? One's empty and one that's under It's almost one that's empty is not me. I think it might have been the other gentleman that got ahead of us here today. Only because you called them up. I want to try that trick next time. Okay. Oh, that's right. He did do that
because he did that one. He has he has the view and we we had him work with the view to the neighbors to the one side on the east side because they have a pool. He had the same same second story comments that he did. Yeah, that was Sorry, that's we just we're going through we're going through a little transition on uh our uh our clerks. This
is that that fence application made it all worth. So, just to hear those two see what we're up to. I guess the only thing I could comment is if that ever that happens again because you guys have a you know nice group of people. very friendly. It calls for someone to be able to do that. I've done it myself. I
would probably say, "Excuse me, sir. You need to present from over there." Yeah. Give them their turn. When they're done, then it's your turn. He really did inject himself. So, bet. Okay. We worked it out. That's going to be moved to second discussion item. Second review,
you're going to need a tree survey, too. speakers. Um, hey there. Good evening. Uh, my name is What's that? Your address and your name? Yeah, my name is Leo Kosio, 11522 Southwest 4th Street, uh, Miami,
Florida. I am, uh, a finalist for your village manager position, and I just wanted to come by and introduce myself and, uh, thank you for all you do. Thank you for your service. And that was uh enlightening to say the least. So uh I look forward to getting to know each of you a little better and I hope that you
uh come out to the Thursday uh special meeting that we're having. So your name one more time. Leo Kosio. Okay. Yeah. I currently am the chief of staff to the city manager in North Bay Village. So uh yeah, happy to be here. Thank you. That's all. Do you have Mario's
position? Uh I do actually. Yeah, that's that's absolutely right. He's very happy that I'm I'm trying to follow in his footsteps. So, he's a good guy. Yeah, of course. Was a very kind of a typ not our typical meeting. We had a little feistiness happened today. So, we worked it out. So,
I was excited to take a field trip. Yeah. Um wasn't really asking a question about I know. Is he blonde? The younger Do you know the the younger one? Is it the
family of Alexio also? Is it Yeah. Well, I don't know where they I don't know where they live, but I um went to high school with that family. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Are you familiar with Ben Jesuit? Yeah. So, I went Yeah, I was there with them. How do you work?
Not related. Different Kosio family. It's still a good day. Okay. Um, okay. All right. So, I have the minutes from our meeting of May 12th, 2025. Well, no, you can vote on it. You you
there's no reason not to vote on it unless you have a conflict of some sort on it. Actually, it's minutes, so I don't think there would be Is it in the prop? Was it a I only see five? What is what is your question? So I have that six eye
That's correct. And then the other one was there. That's what it was. So 6L says denied. I have
6. All right. I do it on my phone. Okay. Can I get a motion? David and Pablo. All in favor say I. I. Motion carries. So, we have
um 5B 10901 Northeast 10th Avenue. Uh material is for a roof. 12 roof. David Scarlet say I 5C 1110 Northeast 9th Avenue gravel driveway.
everybody to come into compliance. So the There color for the gravel the size of the gravel anywhere noted and they have the I mean it looks very nice application borders and it's all called out
but finished layer Average diameter 38. I mean they have even the size of the gravel called out and everything. Grade gravel. Grade dense grade gravel. Sorry. Sounds like
um Oh, crushed limestone is prohibited. Oh, it's prohibited. Okay. So, we want to prove it based on a new approach calculations because David, you're saying the C the approach
approach less than. Okay. So, they just have to update the drawings with the correct approach and maybe provide a photo of the gravel and the chair can look at it, make sure it's not hot pink. Whatever. I guess you can
have it's made but we we have to know what it is. I mean that's the thing. Yeah. So motion say I They need a they update the calculations. It doesn't include the
approach. They need to have the calculations the approach and then they need to have a I need to know what gravel is it or a photograph of it and then like the um the roof that you did last time just okay.
He has actually well they yes because it does they they quote the the code 38 to 3/4 but we need to know what it is. It doesn't actually say what the spec the actual specification. All right. Next is 5D11501 Northeast 10th Avenue. Driveway
M. I thought he was for his driveway. Manuel Ortiz. So this is the uh gentleman that's separating his lots. been going on for a while. Um I thought we had approved this driveway a long time
ago. It's calculations 14 and 12. Yeah. Oh, so it looks like it changed. He now has like this thing that goes along 10th Avenue, which he didn't have before. So, have a good evening. Thank you.
Thanks for coming by and saying hi. Um, it looks like the new driveway they is going to be two feet set back from maybe where the new property line is going to go. That would be my question is is where does this how does this intersect the new
property and is this gravel? The qu same question. What is the what gravel is specified and what color and what size? It just says 4 inch gravel but it doesn't what type of gravel it is. And
those parking stops are not allowed. You're not allowed to have parking stop which has on the new drawing. I don't see an issue with it as long as he provides the gravel and clarification that the parking stops aren't there. Not a
problem, but 40% what it swale is. So it looks like that area. Well, it's actually it's a corner lot. So he has um all of 115th Street
um side that can be that's part of his calculation. Yeah. So so motion to improve pendings of the color and size of David or David and Pablo. I'm sorry.
Say hi. Hi. Oh Rabble and no parking stop. All right. 6B one Z2 Northeast 117th Street. Windows and doors. All the windows look like they're fixed. I don't think they're even an operable
window in the h house. There's um I mean that's up to the code to to talk about. We're concerned about what they all look like, but you are correct. I mean, they're they all look like they're
fixed. Well, let's go up to that looks like they look like sliders actually. You look at the three bedrooms. Don't those look like sliding doors? They're sliding doors. They have slider slider facing the front of the
house and another slider facing the front of the house. That's going to be 24. They are sliders. It's only a threebedroom house. frames are all black. Pablo, say hi. Hi. Next is going to be 6C1017 Northeast
115th Street. Windows and doors. It says Small addition and interior remodel on the top door. Small edition and interior remodel. Okay. But these are just So this could
be one of those ones that they kicked over to us a little bit. Well, it's just had the glass. There's no floor plan here. Well, what I'm thinking is is that maybe there was the original that we already approved the small addition and now they're
coming back just but there's not a window schedule anywhere on this like a floor plan. I mean this looks like it's all window product. Okay. So page
cover page AD16-29 16-1. I don't see an actual schedule of where all these windows go. Oh, I mean there's a lot of product approval and the windows look good, but we don't know. Oh, yeah. So, there's on
page Yes, I'm scrolling through 46 opening number a fix slides opening seven new but where is it related to on the um the plan I can't page which page so there's page
number 61. There's a a schedule for opening number A. So, opening A and open number seven. That's what I was reading. I just What was all that product that was
above that? A lot of it is door handles like 20 pages on we table this more. It's as confusing to have 106 pages of stuff windows. The only thing that we
want is table for a layout of where the scheduled windows are going in confirmation that it's only one window.
Yeah, a lot of product approval for open 21 pages on the David and motion table. Next 6D 1030 Northeast 21st Street driveway.
Well, we are at 31% and 27% And it's all in front of the garage and it has a nice little walkway over to the other side. Is this This is the one. Okay, this is the one that we tabled because of the wall that they were kind of building. And
also, I don't know. I mean, first of all, this is already done. I mean, this is this is that house that's new build on 121st Street. Before I say anything, pull down and see if they added any. Oh, there's pictures of it already done
on page number 116, right? So, it's a concrete approach. It's done. It does look fine. concrete with a little design up on the other side. Um, I think the issue was the was the
kind of the wall the left. Oh, I see what they're doing. They're So, if you look at the last page, they're going to do a section and and kind of like step it up towards that this driveway section. So they added something to the
side to to mitigate that that step off. So it's going to be like steps basically. Yes. It's kind of weird, but second on paper 6F 111370 Northeast 8th Avenue,
windows and door. Just the entry door. Motion to approve. Next is going to be 6G 11636 North 7th Avenue. Another windows and doors. Wow. Getting ready for hurricane. Yeah. Better hurry up.
Okay, so windows number 23 24 54 24 22 this is this one of the new construction 116. So, this is the new house that's around the corner from Pablo.
Um, again, a bunch of stories. I think architects from South America have a different take on privacy than we do. their windows facing exterior the street and they're like these massive
um yeah you're laying down for a nap and you can watch your neighbors come up um we move 6H to 7B. So we've completed our agenda. That's why you were you were signing tonight.
Um, I thought it would that is that what the Is that what the calendar says? That's what I have in mind. Wonder why we didn't do Well, I think because
Yeah, that's May 26. So, the week after would have been June 2nd. But somebody look at the calendar. Yeah, I'm not here. It's been also that also
plus we looked at June and July and figured that July would be 7th and 21st. So 9 23. So that's we're going to have to three weeks between this meeting and the next
and then we'll have two weeks between that one and that one and then two weeks between that in July. So um our next it's not on the calendar actually looking at the website so It's neither one, the 2nd or the 9th.
But we can pretty sure the 9th June 9th, our next meeting. And then after that would be the 23rd. Um, David's not gonna You will be here the 9th. I will be here on the 9th. Okay. I think the next meeting we should
all be okay. Scarlet. really joke. Um, all right. Any further business? Say I I bet that