work your way down. Um, so the first I believe would be new business B, 670 Northeast on 19th Street. That's a driveway, Timothy Kelly. Yep. And before we get to that real quick, just want to say uh we have a couple
additions that I have to add to the agenda. Um, uh, S, um, would be Ed Oesi, 1017 Northeast 115th Street. Um, and then that's going to be, and then number T under new business is
going to be 12015 Northeast 11th Court. That's for a roof. And then we also have another new uh discussion item F90311 uh street uh new new build. So I'll review I'll remind everybody what it is,
but I just want to get on the record. Uh 930 Northeast 11th under new single family discussion. All right. So let's go back up to B or Timothy Kelly, which I believe they're up there.
Just give us a second. Look at it. This just the little rideway, right? Or the the um approach, correct? And it's going to be in concrete. The only thing with that is that the the the the driveway is concrete. So the d
the approach has to have some kind of concrete element. It has to be of the same design. So if you had concrete, pavers, rock, then you have like three different elements happening. So I don't know if you could do concrete border and concrete and then gravel that might be
and that way it's kind of a uniform Okay. Uh it's just that if you do do the the the the borders, you have to have a minimum borders around the the gravel. Um so um don't have that right in front of me. Um I think it's four, four and
12, four and 16, >> 16 at the street, four, >> four around and then 16 at the street that had to enclose the the gravel. So, um, if you were to do that, um, we could you could approve it, but you'd have to
upload a new drawing saying that, but it have to be in like writing basically. >> Is the sketch. >> Yeah. Just something that the uh the AR the uh the building officials can reference it, you know. So you're the
scope is is just the approach or it's also like because you have currently have like a ribbon driveway. >> Yeah. So you're keeping Yeah. Yeah. >> It's just the approach. Yeah. >> You're keeping the ribbon just adding the approach. Yeah. >> Yeah. From the street. So you're filling
in that that bit. Are you redoing the ribbons because the survey says poor condition on the ribbons? >> No, the ribbons are the what you have right now. What do you mean by covering it? >> Okay, so you're redoing the ribbon
portion, repairing it, and then adding the approach portion that doesn't exist, right? >> That sounds like a fair description. >> Yeah. >> If you're the survey that's in the back, right? Yeah.
It's just I don't know how they are. They go out and approve the approves. That's what you're here for. But just you know inspection that the existing branch are all damaged but still it's actually
>> Was this was this a result of a code enforcement notice? >> Yes. >> Because you're bringing yourself into compliance. So they might have if if there was broken enough they probably would have noticed that the highway was >> flagging it as a question.
the the house, you know. >> Well, the style is fine. You can have a fine. It's all broken. They make a safe. But again, that's not what they're asking. And then on the approach here, do I have
to put right at this is what you're saying to Yeah. >> Yes. >> You upload it to the portal? I >> tried. I couldn't figure out where to
upload new stuff. Let it work out with you. >> All right. Thank you. >> Second. >> All right. Ed Scarlet. All in favor say I. I. >> All done. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. All right. Next would be uh building new business D 820 Northeast on
9inth Street, front porch or um Bizo. You have an existing porch with these existing columns. You're just remodeling it for new columns, new styling. You're not changing the roof. You're not changing
>> no footprint of the porch or anything. >> Yeah. Nothing. Nothing's changing. What's the reason for that was said in picture. Yeah,
>> just to check that your porch is set back house. you you can I don't think it'll hold it up, but I think request they're really not changing the footprint. >> That's what I'm saying. And the existing side of the house is already
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. already sourced on science the system that >> we haven't seen anything happening. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Okay. Can I new business? I
951 Northeast 115th Street Maza >> roof. I >> Hi, good afternoon. >> Hello. Give us a second. >> This is tile to metal. >> Excuse me.
>> Says remove and replace tile roof tile to metal. I need to >> No, we are demolishing the house, the existing house, and it's a new construction, a single family home, two stories. >> So, we're we're on building I 951
Northeast 115th Street. >> Is that you? >> 951 Northeast 116th Street. >> 115 >> 11.5. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, you're in discussion B. You're not necessarily >> Oh, okay.
>> Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. >> I don't think anybody. >> Okay. Seven. Okay. So, we circle. Just give us a second, please. Right. All right. So, that >> So, no one's here for that. We'll come back. Um, building L uh 1105 Northeast
116th Street. uh windows and doors. >> Good afternoon. >> Good evening. color. I mean, it's down. It's taking a little bit. Color are you planning? >> White. This is the view right here. I had looked at it previously and I
think it was fine. I'm taking forever to download it went out or not. >> I thanks so much. >> All right. Building 011440 Griffin Boulevard remodel.
>> Hello. out. >> Okay. So, this is all the work that's been going on now has not been under a permit yet. >> Yes. It says >> this will be the master permit who will have underneath all the other permits
that I have separately because I have the structure already the windows and doors the demolition uh driveway. So this is >> is that the shape that we approved on the driveway? >> Yeah.
>> Thought it had a curve or something. No, before it was a curve. Before it was like curve. No, the driveways. Uh, it's a P66, you know, P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P
P P P P P PB66 uh permit of the driveway. You can check it out. >> Have you the existing house that's there, are you changing the footprint of that? >> No. So, it's all just interior cut.
>> Yes. >> Yes, it's the same. And also the windows that you guys proved. Um, you know, I'm uh that's what I will have a big sliding glass door from corner to corner almost. This is the
and then heavy structure because um uh it's open space >> and I'm drawing C-1. Having a hard time understanding what all those dotted lines around the perimeter is that a fence like a double fence or something
>> where >> at the the the north side of the property. It's kind of like a double line that goes around looks like a patio and then it goes along the fence line and across the front.
>> I I don't know. I mean what is that? >> You look at section A. I think it's because there's an existing chain that's inside of the existing property section on page on SP. >> Are you saying it
>> line and then the fence is set in the property line? So, >> it's on the looking at the canal. No, it's just there's on on one of the drawings there's these double dotted lines that kind of go around the house and then go around the property and I'm
just trying to determine what that exact detailing >> look on that floor plan each corner. pitched in plus seven plus six and then it's all flattened. >> Yeah.
>> So the original structure there's no increasing of the square footage. >> No >> pool is new or old. It's existing and is as it is not touched.
No. Yeah, exactly. But I don't think I will touch it. I do have a question on what I'll get to at after this, but it um and much more on the other side. Yeah. Yeah. Because the house is tilted.
It's not parallel to the lot. Perpendicular. I mean, like >> um if we're good on this, my my my question is um seems like that construction fence is in the rightway. It's not in the property. It seems like it's you look if you're looking down
Griffin Boulevard, that construction fence is in the rightway, not on the property. >> Um, >> closer to the street than it should be. >> So, uh, because I have the thing is that I have plants and I over there I have the cactuses
in front of >> If you want I can change it. You know, was >> not where we approved it. We approved it on the property line. >> So it's on the prop >> front. So it just seems like it's we now have a chain link fence close to the
street in the rightway >> and I think you're right and know without thinking you are right. So they should uh move it. >> Yeah. I mean it's it would be >> the issue is keep maintaining your their landscaping then put it behind.
>> No exactly because they cannot go you know in the middle of the cactuses. So they will can go okay I will tell them to put it back to be behind >> as far as this application goes I >> second
>> Ed and Scarlet on say I I you're good >> okay so Um, can I um tell the the GC to move the fence back? I >> mean I somebody whoever inspected it should have caught the fact that it's in
the rightway and not in the it's not in the right >> the fence hasn't been inspected yet. So what should I do? Should I change it first or I have inspected? >> I would I would recommend changing it because if if they're they should catch
that it's not in the right location. >> Okay. Okay. No, no, you're totally right. I will I will tell him to change it. You're right. Thank you. >> You're good. Thank you. >> Byebye. >> Okay. Building uh P 111770 Griffin
Boulevard. Um I was that his name correct? Okay. I might have circle wrong name. Um um beside Eteri and the roof, is there anybody else here that's not discussion
item? What's what's your property? >> Your discussion item. Your I asked if anybody is not a discussion item. Okay. Besides these two gentlemen. Okay. I just want to make sure I I don't want to miss anybody. Okay. So, one of the walk-ons was S. Edi 1017 Northeast on
15th Street. This was a color approval. Sir, can you just This has already been done. You just got you just got to notice the site. Okay. Can you just show it to the other two board members? Just walk it down there and let them see it.
>> Blue right here. >> Okay. So, it's like an X. Good. I'll take a motion. >> Motion to approve. >> Charlotte and all in favor say I. >> I. You're good, sir. Thank you.
>> Right. All right. Thank you. All right. The next would be walk on T12015 Northeast 11th Court. This is for a metal roof. Gentleman was here last time, but he's right here. So, this I actually go up to the
microphone if you don't mind, please. >> Yep. Have you uploaded the the new um dimensions for this? >> I believe that. Yes, I believe that was resubmitted to the building department. Show you on the proper pitch. >> So, the the question was last time was
you had a 2.5 Well, it's you were going to go reme-measure it, >> correct? >> What did you discover >> that it is a two and a half on 12? The one area that was measured is a two, but I think there's I think there's going to be some plywood in that area. >> You're now at 2.5,
>> right? The predominant pitch is 2.5. >> And you have did you have a sample of the metal here with >> bronze or something? Greg. Greg. >> Sure. >> By the way,
>> second. >> Scarlet. All in favor say I. I. Thanks for checking. Thanks for double checking. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, we're gonna we're going to get to our discussion items. Um,
first one is a 519 Northeast 18th Street. Uh, Fernandez, >> you have any copies of the drawings or anything? >> I do not because everything is submitted. The only thing I brought is where am I in the process or reer stamp
is in >> is that >> department of health. The Miami date process. I've been approved for everything besides uh Department of Health. >> What is it? >> I know. I have it. I just I don't understand what she's saying right now.
>> What are we discussing today? The new construction or the demolition? >> The new construction 519. >> Yes, we got that then. >> The new construction is the first set of drawings that I submitted. Um I don't know how the process goes because it's
my first one. So, you tell me. >> Okay. So on new new new constructions, we have three reviews, >> okay? >> On the discussion. So this is the first review. >> What we do is we review it, we give you feedback, >> okay? >> And then you can make notes and and make revisions based on our feedback. And then you'll come back a second time, we
review it. >> Hopefully by the third review, you'll we'll have >> have it all per our code. >> Figured that out. Okay. >> And um and um be able to move you on to, you know, getting up the the permit approved by zoning. >> Perfect. Um
so this is a very unique lot. Um >> it is >> you know have you ever considered asking for a variance on this >> just because your so your lot is in zone A which is 50 foot setbacks. >> Yeah.
>> Your property is actually on 108 >> and most of the houses to your east are 30 foot setbacks. >> Yes. >> So I think you have a really strong case to ask for >> variance. Um, not to tell you what
you're >> Well, that's she hasn't asked for them yet, but >> yeah. So, before we even get into the new the structure, >> we assume that we were going to have to ask for a couple of variances because of the Yeah.
>> Yeah. So, um, yeah, we I don't see anything in the Dropbox about variance assignments, >> but I'm just advising you that I I my opinion >> and I, you know, I don't make the decision. The commission makes the decision. The board makes a decision. >> Your property and the property directly
to your east are both in zone A. >> Yes. >> But you're but 50oot setback was really intended for I would assume Griffin Boulevard. >> Griffin. So to me, I I think that you would have a very good case for getting
a variance for hardship and being able to build a house up to a 30 foot >> 7. That would make sense. Yeah, I think >> I don't know if you're trying to get back. >> Yeah, that's why
you say to keep setback is So that just being said going into the property I mean there is some issues like Ed the overhangs into the sides setbacks that would immediately no >> if I can use the front I would not use the
>> the sides >> you know as it is presented now you know There's a 10 foot side 10 foot first floor 10 foot second floor back second floor has a 15 foot in certain circumstances. Uh we have a 28 foot
overall height. I see that that tower thing in the front I think is over 28T >> 30t says top of roof 30t. >> Yeah. eventually. >> So 20 is the max >> 28.
Okay. >> That's more than three. Mhm. Okay. >> Perfect. I mean, there's even like if you didn't want to go forward, you know, you could get a variant to put the pool in the front yard's there's another avenue and that way you
would actually be able to build the house back to the 10-ft setback in the rear. >> But then you'd have to get a variance for the fence, too. But but but point being is that, you know, it would be one step less than the the the front setback >> functionality reason. I rather
increasing the build out of the house to the front than having the pool on the front. Of course, >> I um >> It's a better >> also. >> Exactly. But with the pool on the front
>> given that variance, not the other one. Mhm. >> Um but yeah, so but the way you presented it, I mean we have the the second floor setback issue. We have the overall heights. Well, I don't know that. >> It seems to be
>> um second floor is 34 in 34t w long >> and the other side is 27. So one side you could actually be at 30 10 foot set back. the other side would have to get back a little bit >> for that extra four feet. Um,
>> yeah, >> okay, I got it. >> Uhhuh. >> Got it. >> It looks like you have 30 volume feet. >> And it's an interesting design. I mean, it's kind of cool, but it's just, you
know, might want to consider the that back in the front. Um, probably starting to work, but that's taking a mass of building.
So just the feedback we're giving you on the existing what you're applying for is you have these the second floor issues, you have the >> the overall height issue which just needs to be clarified I guess. Um, you know, you eventually have an issue with
trying to put that pool in the back because the pool is in the rear setback. Um, >> um, >> 10 foot on the water line >> lot coverage is 31%. So your
new structure would be under the um the required setback or >> you're deck >> believe it's 6,000 foot lot, which is smaller than the required. But we do have an exception in the code that says if it's existing lot, you're you're
allowed to build on it as long as you apply, you know, you apply all the rest of the zoning rules that we have. Mhm. Yeah. >> Oh. Um, anything else? Yeah, some details were provided in the
demolition plan that we were uh Yeah, >> but we are keeping all the the trees >> the demo permit we already approved it, right? >> You did? Yeah, I'm going through the permit process. What is the main like column kind of is
the stair? >> Oh, stairs. No windows on one side and the other windows look like they're that the back of the house. >> Well, >> or is that the >> They're toward the front of the house. >> Towards the front.
>> Well, actually, I think it's the rear two3 of the buildable area. So, actually, isn't it Is it the buildable area? Is it the >> lot in such a way as to diminish? >> Okay. That's that that little Spanish house
that's on the corner of that's not a problem because that actually >> Yeah. If it's if we do like a clear story or something that's fine. Right now it looks like >> I don't know. window. >> They might actually have
>> They have the screening over the windows, which nice because that that diminishes the view. Uh yes, I will apply all of this and yeah, come back to the next one in two weeks, right? >> Yes, two weeks. >> Yeah. >> Just let them know. So >> I will send the notes to my architect
and we apply everything. >> Yeah. So just um let them know so they make sure they put you on the agenda. They won't automatically do it. They'll wait until you actually information. >> I'll go to the village tomorrow. Thank you so much. >> Thank you.
I mean Thank you. >> All right. Uh 9007 Northeast 11th Street, you have plans for us. So, we're going to go right here in the middle. Well, if they come back to
So, we're looking at 907 9007 Northeast 11th Street. Other one is 903 Northeast 111 Street. All right. So, this is 9003 9007. Come on.
Yeah. And then killed it. This is our exist. One of the questions that we don't actual Is it four feet on the 10 foot side or the third? me little but if you had like the desire
to put about you consider four we'd love five but on a balcony or how would you love your five or you >> don't it's a hypothetical >> it's a hypo yeah because we're thinking about because right now we have a
balcony look at the next page we have it right here it's within setback it's not going to so it doesn't matter here because we are within setback >> but we have this as right Now a five foot. Yes. What about if it had to be a far
side step back here or less concerned about the roof overhead was not people standing on it looking at the neighbor about a five foot roof overhead less concerned about that balcony on that side. This is somebody's backyard right here.
>> That's true. >> Yeah. But we're not looking to build any balcony overlooking the the the but you're well accept. What if it's your >> house? >> Not just because we can't, but I figure
that. >> Okay. So, first floor. I think we're all right. >> All right. So, second floor. So, this is your Oh, okay. Good. You're allowed. >> So, this one, this one, you're good on
all your second floor setbacks. Okay, so we got that. I want to show you We are protuning 3T up at the top. So it's just Matt level. Now the question is what your overall
>> elevation gohead. Yes. >> The structure basically We'll just have to have that on the excervey. Anything left from the bottom? right away. >> We'll just need that survey. I'll create
another drawing applications. It's probably just the artist saying >> that's why I told you guys don't post Yes. So maybe just bigger all this adds up to >> no more than six just% max
>> right generator pad. [laughter] >> I love that one. Uh so if we have a terrace concrete That's larger than this here. >> Well, here's the thing. So will windows
in the rear 2/3 be designed in a way to diminish between whatever they have. >> So that the first window the first window is your staircase double height double height space. So you're probably okay there.
that. So some people put screens on it, some people to clear that window. So here's two
here. So many windows that have been designed in a way to diminish views actually really And they're and they're actually set back. Yeah. Or the setback. >> Yeah. And you're also kind of looking over their
so we want to see your story. Because this, you know, this is considered a balcony. So you're standing over here or looking over. So you're really not you're not see this is not it's this one.
People have accomplished it with Facebook. You know, unless you want to flip the bed over here, put a window there or something. That's open. Um
like we've seen people cover those diminishes. Yeah. What else? >> Yes. Are you running right up to your 50% adding up? >> So the next one would be
903. What's the address? >> 903 North. Okay. Another new construction first review. Another corner lot next to each other. The other house. >> Oh, this is the guy with the carport and uh he's still like an auto mechanic at
the time. >> No, was in the public works right over here. >> 11. >> Yeah. like this. >> Okay. So, this this is one this is one
block up. >> Yeah. I think at one point there was like a guy that >> there like a hedge that goes around here just kind of >> All right. Same thing. demolishing at 100% or going to
go outside of that property. Sorry, let me [laughter] let me rephrase that. 6,000 Ariel. over longer. But even um seat that you are you're able to go into the side slides for
fence but so I don't you got any fencing pulled out on that property but but on on there's the front there's your side front side front you're allowed to go out um um four feet
three three feet in four behind. Okay. And then it jumps back five feet, five feet, then seven feet or six feet. So you're actually able to car incorporate and you could, you know, if you have the square footage, you could actually put patio and stuff like that out there.
So So you do have the ability to kind of create like a a little bit of a patio out over the house. Yeah. >> Yeah. But I'm just saying you can you can do that and then but don't do it in a way
that don't go right up to your 50% and then suggest to your buyer that oh you can put a patio out there and then if they're going to come down >> you're at 50%. What do you have to do? >> Just so you know, I mean, you have
you have the ability to go you're allowed to go 15 out no closer than 15 to the front. >> Okay. So, so if this was less than 30, you would have to you you could you have to maintain 15 here. >> Yeah.
>> Okay. And then this can be three feet. Um, and then five feet and then seven feet. Stepping back for tights. >> Oh, I didn't get that. >> So, so, so four feet, four feet at three, >> four feet high, >> five feet at five, and then six feet at
seven. >> Okay. >> So, you you actually have the ability you have the ability to to go and and incorporate that into like to your thing. That's only Sorry.
>> Yeah. >> Well, that's the thing too is yeah, you have so if in order to do this you have to provide landscaping around it flat has and it has to be 50% mass saying you have these opportunities to kind of create more of a patio if you
like um by by the the the corner lot in section that we have. Okay. Witnesses again inside lots. It's here and here and it's in the back and then and this is it. So it means this cannot be chain length
metal or you can see or wood and it has to be a uniform like you know four feet and six feet. There is no thanks. Okay. I I put it Seeing them like that, I kind of have an
issue. They're not center where somebody could stand for us. That's the side the front you have even though it's not there.
So yeah, we have 30 and set as so I don't know. So I don't know if you wanted to bring this all over and line it up there. >> No, because it's only it's only on the side the prime side.
Again, it's trying to it's trying to prevent the massive at setback homes 28 high setbacks over. So, we designed it so they have to step back because if given the chance, you know, somebody will build a wall that long
30 max at 10. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 30 max at 10. already max out. >> Same thing with me on this window here. Same debate on the other one. Yeah. >> About obscuring it into the neighbors.
It's something that That one's fine. Just in the view on the side is fine. This window landing right there. So you are kind of seeing right up against that window. They're frightening.
I mean, you're really looking at a roof. I mean, the view is not like you're looking at a beautiful golf ball. Well, you can do cross if you want. You could you could do you could keep the window and do some kind of interesting screen. There's nothing that works.
>> Yeah. Thing is the menace that's like that view is you know somebody can be standing at the land and looking at somebody and is that the same issue here when is that the That's different a little bit here.
Um I I mean honestly that backing up a little bit. This is set back from the 10 foot setback. So this window could be okay. We really are each
st Okay. That is the There you go. still I don't know this roof Then flip it. Make that higher. Make this a little bit lower. >> So right now you can really see it on
the back side. you have you have like one one flat roof. So no flat top have one one quick u difference. So I'm asking is can we make this shift a little bit and and really from
the front the rear I think you could be a little more forgiving. This is the problem is that this is the guy making these problem. He's 6'4. That's the problem. He thinks every six. >> I mean, you do have you do have these
windows almost up to the bottom of the the the or the soft. You could almost bring this down the interior height, but that I know they're depression. This is the finger
is this underneath like the seat. You need a bunch of soft. >> That's a >> Oh, this is the fish. Okay. How big is this? >> Just put it outside.
>> Can I ask you Maybe we're not at the maximum >> uh tree survey. Uh again, we have a driveway here. the driveway. Throwing it out there six-year-old concern about you made some gestures.
the reality has like a single lane brain has a double brain but however Another very side by pretty sure that I'm saying
You may whatever I know you're using that we Come back here. Yeah. So she makes sure that we articulation.
I feel like I went to this one doesn't angle back. Just unable. >> Yeah. We're going to bring All I'm saying Galaxy That's
Clear team. Supplement She wanted some reality. in order But slowly inction
side. Yeah. And that so much voices. More importantly, the material Yeah, we moved F. >> Um, yeah. Hold on. So, let me just do this
real quick. Uh, next would be Z 951 Northeast and um 116th Street. If you could come up, do you have something to show us? If you could come up here. Um, yeah. So, >> well, actually, we didn't print the
plans because we upload everything and I have it here. It's just the small size. We I requested to put the the window the small window on the side and some wood
slots for the then we also show the elevation of the project from what
Okay. So, that's the that's on Ed's going to check that really quick. >> The speed limit is triang. >> Yeah. Yeah. And it's easier for me to zoom into. >> It's technically >> what I don't have unfortunately is >> usually kind of do like an imaginary
last time. Usually not like three times the front speed limit which is outside. >> You got a 30 foot here that you're and then you're sitting back here. You've got driveway. >> This side has no windows. This side has a window, but that's
>> Oh, this is like for like landscaping. >> Is it the back? This is the back >> like this is the back. This is the side and the rear. >> This is the opposite elevation. We had already reviewed this twice. There was one signal that the government
on the side >> just to you know make up the side showing the elevation to the car that was it lasting
27 positive you're going to You're doing 27. Yes. What happens if I go down? Is that >> Yeah, Please, seven. Yes. Yes. >> So that you mentioned
Sometimes >> questions. Yeah, the problem is it's not relevant to the first one. But it's the law. They would have some dedicated part of the building.
>> No. >> This is a little 8 inch thick. >> Yes. >> Unless your wood slats are actually chipped in recess. Sure. >> What I'm saying is I don't know whatever
it is that's setback is that this is Yeah. Yeah. >> I know. That's fine. So if you're gonna add two of three,
>> but I mean >> we I mean we kind of allow people to have overhangs at over I mean if it's not touch it's not touching the ground and it's just a couple inches is >> okay. >> Is he okay with that? >> I I mean, if you're looking at the south
the side elevation west >> page U ID A6. >> Yeah, it's still kind of bleak. It's It's still very It's still a very bleak wall. Um, can we add some something like maybe
some of the stone from the front facade back around there or something? Cuz to me it still looks like a big flat >> movie theater wall kind of thing. The one thing that's not that >> it's really the wall on the left.
>> Yeah, it's like the louvers are taken up to where the outside. Yeah, that's what we were just saying that it's on the flat elevation. There wouldn't like no no interest in the window >> or just or no again it's it's it's
sufficient for the person in the room. >> Yes. >> The neighbor looking at this big blank wall. So had a clear story over the bed or Did you see again the solid mass of that? >> And also if you look at if you look at the side elevation east the other side
you have an eyebrow that goes all the way down the the second story of the pro and you just do the same on the other side. So you have it's just continues around. You have an eyebrow on both sides of the house. >> Yeah, but he's talking about the other
elevation. He's saying up up here on the second floor you have. >> We understand. We understand that it's not all one surface. The east side is a little more interesting than the west side. >> Yeah. Like you're doing here.
>> Or just there's if you look at the front the rendering of the front elevation, there's some nice tile that if maybe some of that tile was brought around on that side just to How do you >> I have master elevation
some of the stone material. You look at the elevation, the front elevation, the renderings, you have some nice gray tile. Maybe some of that tile can just be brought around the side >> and and done in a design that's >> right.
>> Is that is this really that blank wall that's closest to the back? That's that's because the other one is like this. The other one is like basically 24 ft of blank walls. But you have But you have the louver
here, I think. Right. LV is right here. >> So you have >> that's Isn't that that right here? >> One more then. It just adds >> on the is there stone on the rear
elevation? How do you want to move this? >> So, >> I mean, she's met all the other requirements of the other reviews, right? Just a matter of move it to agenda item. We'll make a motion to move discussion C
to new business U. >> That just uploading >> well you heard what I said the team that was here before right you have that your elevations don't tell me what any material is but you have that rendering that shows tile. So that
rendering is part of the approved package. So at the end of the day when it gets built we expect that tile and I'll stop at one day because >> yeah of course >> whatever right so >> so we want that you want me to upload the renderings of all the sides >> no I think we're going to move you
forward with contingency that contingent upon you adding that material elevation as you move toward the building >> I mean it doesn't hurt you know other side that everyone shows a nice render to you
and then they build something else, right? >> They bring you back here and say it's not what you got approved. Either make it what you got approved or try to get a revision out of us. >> I don't want to approve it. I'm going to make that so I can
>> Yeah. A motion to move uh discuss item 7 C to new business >> 6 you have a motion >> second >> all say I I >> I motion move it is it have been
approved so now we have you 951 northeast new construction family residence Motion to approve subject adding some
title on the >> west or east west. >> Okay. at scarlet. I I >> So the next is that
>> you go from now in department. >> So I need to submit everything again. I'm going to submit that I put all the details. >> Yeah. I don't know. Have you uploaded any piece in? Yeah. So now I get the rest of that package developed, right? upload everything because they don't do much
without >> Okay. Perfect. Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Back to discussion. Item D. >> You have another item on the agenda. >> I It's actually I mean it's one of my
project, but the architect was supposed to come and defend the fence. We can talk about the real >> address. >> What's the address? >> So, it's for a temporary construction fence. Is there a demolition permit in
>> the approved approved app? Okay, I'm calling in um new business in 111090 Griffin Boulevard for a temporary construction fence. They're doing a temporary construction fence around
>> the front because all the property. >> But is there a fence between the property line in the front and the front of that the the old house? >> No, needs to be a gap. The fence needs to go all the way around all four sides. So if there is there is there a gap
between here and here. Is this existing? Like if if you is most likely there is not a fence from here back to here. There's usually a gap because we don't allow fences in the front yard. But from the front the old front corner of the house to here
there's most likely not a fence. So, this fence would need to come back to and join up with whatever existing fence that you have. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But if you're willing to do that and and make any corrections, we can go ahead and move this just to move it
forward. So, it's a construction fence. You have the permit already for the demolition, the master permit. So as long as the fence continues around connects with the existing you guys
>> I was trying to see the basial motion to approve. >> Yes. All right. Thank you. All right. Um discussion D 1107 Northeast. >> Somebody here somebody
we'll do. Okay. We'll table that or hold it. All right. Next will be Bill uh discussion E 10801 Griffy Boulevard other New Mexicans. You have a presentation for us, sir? >> Um
survey the same. >> We don't have anything in our Dropbox. >> This is the one I didn't get proposed or just for I guess
I'm saying it's a really treat So, so we know this is your screen. So, we know this will be 30. Oh, that's good. Okay. So, Um
the board is a rear side. So that's And this here is probably in the 80s
all Well, I mean, so this is We can say that in 2008 triangle be triangle.
and seven set back. Yeah, smaller set streets that Yeah. So for example, yes, basic
set for your first step back. So you didn't kind of My name structure is 50 wide people very relax. Yeah, that that all
X Yeah. Anyone probably. >> That's a lot. That's um Yeah. Yeah. So, so
20 maximum size and then you have but you can you can move it anywhere you want but you can have some people Yeah. Yeah.
with us. So basically we're reviewing your time probably back to just set Yeah. And then process discussion item
voting. There's time for us like time again. We usually like this here. It's the setback is to Yes. Show I think
I mean So I mean you know be hung fact that it's actually part of the student. >> Yeah. So you need to have some sort.
And this is actually What's going on? >> Yes. introduces here. >> No, not specialized review. >> Um number
And we have other stuff. >> No, that's fine. Let's go to the demo. >> Yeah. So, we I think we denied or tabled the fence because there was no demo. Okay. So, this is going to be
11. Oh, so hold on. It's building new business M 1107 Northeast 17th Street. Demolition permit. >> Yes. >> Oh, then there was also an application a couple weeks ago. I have to add that to the agenda.
The making B, which would be 1107 North Queens 17th Street. It's already an existing construction fence. Just have to look it up.
Already has an application. >> I No, that was the other one. This one it was I asked you about 8:30 Northeast 116th Street or no or 109 was 109 1109 but anyway so we have an
new business M for demo of say I I so the demo is approved. I just added to the agenda or I'd like to add to the agenda 1107 Northeast Street. There's a there is an application in that's for the construction fence at the
same time. Now the demo permit is applied for approved. We can approve your train. >> I'm going to make it new business. >> It was applied for like two meetings ago and we tabled it or denied it because
there was no >> say I. So that's good. Okay. So the construction you want to keep waiting because we have other things. We have we have another 20 minutes probably. Not for the construction, new construction, just for the demolition in
the fence. >> This are This is Carlos's property, right? That his name, Carlos, the developer? >> No. >> No. Are you waiting on the developer to or somebody to come here? >> Yes. >> To talk to us about it. Okay. >> It's not Rodrigo.
Um, are you are you able to talk to us about this? Do you want to review it with us? >> Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to go back to our agenda. Um, I have meetings from the meeting of June 1st, 2026.
Review them. They look good. Comments. I'm asking >> take a motion whenever you're second. >> I Okay, so old business A um 1000
Northeast 17th Street 58. So this is a pitch. Do we have any information other information about what is? >> They show that. >> Yeah. If you look at the Google view of
this, there's no overhang that front part. This supposed to be a metal roof. You only use this for metal roofs. Why? I still have an issue with that front little pump out
>> issue. >> Well, no. I think there's still an issue with that. >> You look at Google or you have to look at Google. Then the end, the gabled end on the left hand side. She looks at it. There's a gable there. >> Yeah.
>> There's no overhang. But we denied it last time. It says permit was denied because the board requested photos and measurements of required overhang. Oh, but they still haven't satisfied the request required over. There's that little thing in the
front and the dunes. They saw that requirements are not just denied it. So it again >> just because there's no overhang here.
So they still don't have their required. They gave us pictures and all this for here. This is not this is not for code and the end has no overhang. They still don't they don't still don't have the required overhang
as needed. Um, new business a 511 northeast on 19th Street renovation. >> Okay. What is that renovation of that house on the corner that we've been questioning what's going on there because they've done demo but I don't remember a meeting
a permit but now there's permit >> for me it's that roof line >> but is it where is it >> look at the renovation renderings a- changing the roof line
from that Spanish look whatever it is >> elev perspective a-z zero. They're not changing the footprint. Cuz if they were changing the footprint, then they would have setback issues. But
they're not. Ed and look at the U a-1.1 which would be the second third drawing down demo. Yeah, they're they're maintaining the outside wall because it's got a black line, but
it in some areas it looks like it's dotted on one side but not on the other. But like if you look at the front demolition ground floor, it shows that exterior wall all dotted red.
So, does that mean they're taking it down? >> No. Well, whatever that is, it looks like there's there's double >> I know, but where the double doors are at, that wall that the double doors are on, that's all double red line. Now if you look at the survey
that is shown at 24T 20 in 24.20 and 47. So >> well I don't know. I mean it's it's double red line. So I'm questioning is they're not moving
they're not removing it because if they remove it then they're gonna have a whole setback issue. But the demolition plan to me kind of reads differently. >> I know, but look look to the right and left of it. The actual wall has a red dotted line on it. And if you look at
the interior walls there, there's >> on the demolition ground floor. >> If I pan through, but not. >> Okay. But now watch think
However they drew it and plotted it was like a layer issue and whatever reason it shows up like that if you compare this. So you know it's still there. >> I don't think they're changing that back
there. >> Existing though. So like the side of the plan you've got likely like a porch like a wrapound porch around that bedroom that exists today. I don't see that on the demo that
exists. A2. >> Yeah. >> What you see in the render? I don't know that that thing exists today. >> Let's go back up to the demo. Yeah, it doesn't exist. >> Not in the trying to see.
>> They're wanting to make something that's in that side setback. I can't tell Google >> there. >> So that >> is it by the the seal >> like up on that little shelf right there.
Poor little guy. Let's How do we get it out of here? >> All right. So, that's denied that because of a setback issue. >> There's There's on the second floor facing 119th, there's a second floor balcony that it looks like they're wanting to
extend that balcony on wrap it around, then also drop it down to the ground as a as a wrap around porch. You can see that that's Yeah. All right. So, so there's building into setback. There's new construction in the setback
besides the the existing house. And then this roof line that's just flat. They're just making a flat roof. One parapit all the way around the same height. No, no level changes. So, that would be number two. Overall height, it's only 19
20 ft high. 19T high and then also if they're adding this porch what is the lot coverage are we because it's a huge lot I guess >> I think you know they come back
just need a existing floor plan with setbacks and proposed floor plan with setbacks right right now like they don't have a setbacks. >> Well, they kind of do if you look at the first one-1 existing.
>> Yeah, I was almost going to say, but you're right. We don't know what what this is exactly. >> But you're right about that porch going all the way around. >> I'm putting where they call interior.
>> This is also really Um I guess a motion to deny. Really? They should come back. It almost should go to a discussion item. engineering architect. Is that a motion?
>> A motion. >> Second say I I >> um there's setback issues. There's roof um roof line issues. Um really we should this at this level of renovation we
should be talking to representative We're denying it because they're definitely >> I mean they sent in that they had that runner for the fence. >> She was only probably hired just for that fence. >> All right. Uh, new business C 781
Northeast 112 Street for a pool pretty much smack dab in the back house. No, actually Wait, 19 foot. They have the pool equipment in the front, too.
Nice. What is that? Lines to note beginning of 5 foot swale area patch. They're just showing the pool in the setback. >> Yeah, it's which this house the houses
doesn't even have a setback. Exactly. Pool equipment just in the front. >> Rotate the pool lengthwise and get another 11 ft. Make it work. Um, unfortunately we have to deny it based
on setbacks. and Scarlet Albert. Say hi. Hi. All right. Uh, building E, 8:30 Northeast 116th Street, temporary fence. This is the one Oh, this is already an empty lot. I
think this is the one that Oh, it's right below it. So, right below is the demo plan and right above it is the fit fence. So, E and F are both the same. E is the fence. F is the demo. >> Say I I
Say I I F was 830 Northeast Street. That was a demo. G 890 Northeast 9th Street for a roof. Brown sallet. >> Say I I
>> Next would be H 926 Northeast on 9th Street. Another re- roof. I'll re- roof and flat roof silicone coating. It's true to have clay tile re- roofs tile. >> I only know Clay to have one color.
Next. >> There's I I um Next would be uh I 951 Northeast 115th Street for a roof. >> Huh? Um, >> red.
This is 954. I mean, it's a typical ranch with like big overhangs all the way around and it has a terracotta tile roof on it. Now, which which there's actually a red color in here. Yeah.
How about I So the colors are silver, gray, brown, copper, and white. I don't think terracotta falls. >> Kind of brown, but it could be really red. So I have a motion nine.
Hi. Hi. The color uh J 1021 Northeast 113 Street is a dwarf. Nancy knows >> she does not live in a village. She's owned a lot of properties here. kind of
develops properties, too. You get our flyers in the mail. See, you're in like the um Miami store, whatever they say. There's a schedule. Last page. They're all white.
Basement. Single window. Single window. French door. French door. Is your son okay? >> Yeah. Guess number normal individual.
>> So the two windows it actually the bedrooms on one side are the what face the street. So um a windows number being windows actually facing street that's what you see from um whatever they are
K55 Northeast 12th Street solar panels they were all in the back flat roof of the back of the like a flat roof on the back. >> Say I I
right. Uh M 1107 Northeast 17 Street. Oh, is that the one we already did? Yeah, we did that. >> Um Q 11806 Northeast P.
I'm sorry. Okay. P um 11770 Griffin Boulevard. This was in the back. I looked at it already. >> It's in the It's on the canal. So if you go all the way down to the bottom, there's a survey.
Oh, canal is basically the rear property. Yeah. Age age 19 and 10. Second.
Hi I 11806 North Avenue how this is just a shake shake I mean, but is it is it aluminum shed? I think >> shed type of thing.
>> Oh, okay. >> Probably because it says it's got code compliance. The code's watching you. They're probably looking at it going, "What's going on?" Incident I are 11933 Northeast Fifth Avenue
Where was your bag stolen from? >> You were on the job site working or >> Yeah. >> officer. you one of your >> subs. So, if you look at page 15, they look like they're all horizontal sliders. Ray
class. Okay, hold on. Actually, right here. Um, call out the number if you can do it. the marker number and I can tell you I'm looking at the schedule. >> No, I'm saying [clears throat] the garage.
>> Oh, so this is these are those new houses. This is the new houses that are going up. So >> the garage is faces the street. >> Yeah. Yeah. So we're basing 138 139 140
>> uh 12 fix fixed >> um 101 107 108 110 111 112 118 119 they're all fixed. 120 is fixed. 121 is casement.
125 is fixed. 130 is horizontal fixed. Yeah, they're pretty much Yeah, we're good. >> Second. >> Can I um question is is Ed, are you here on July?
So, we need to look to move our meeting on um on first meeting of July following up. Let me see if it's available. Yeah. So, right now the calendar shows the 13th is available. Everybody good on the
13th? >> Yeah. I'll be back soon. Um, so we that we move our July 13th and then do we want to move the second one to the 27th? >> Oh,
and then >> we're actually going to You know what? We're going to have two big meetings. >> Isn't the next 20 Hold on. Aren't we We're done with June. We This was our second meeting of June. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> So, we're done with June. So, the next
meeting will be July >> six. So, now we're going to do the 13th. >> Yeah. We're going to move the 6th to the 13th. Now, the question is is if we move the 20th, 20 27th, then we're going to have a backto-back meeting with August
3rd. >> Yeah. So actually, you know what? Maybe we look at doing because there are one, two, three, four, five. Well, no, the 31st. Is that Labor Day?
It's Labor Day this year. It's the seventh. So, I would suggest that we propose changing our arts calendar. Can you make a note of this? Um to the 13th, 27th of July
and then we move August to the 10th and the 28th and that'll give us two weeks between each meeting and then September we'll the next meeting would be the day after Labor Day which would be the 8th.
>> Good. Yeah, July would be the 13th and the 27th >> and August would be the 10th >> time to go down there any other All right. Great meeting,
>> huh? >> The temperature. >> Oh, it's hot. >> Not during the winter time months, but the summer months you like just want to hang out. At least I just want to hang out inside with the air conditioner. >> From like from like 11 a.m. until like four or five o'clock at night or
afternoon, I just sit inside. >> All right. Uh, can I get a motion to adjurnn, please? at nine coats. >> [snorts]