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<br />Board of Adjustment <br />March 27, 2008 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />cannot fully support the request. He said if the Board of Adjustment chooses to grant the variance requested for BA 08- <br /> <br />02, for the property located at 410 Diane Court, to allow a 5-foot encroachment into a required rear yard building setback, <br /> <br />creating a 15-foot rear yard in lieu of the required 20-foot rear yard, the motion should be based upon the Board of <br /> <br />Adjustment's findings of fact and conclusions, the property site plan (Exhibit B attached to the staff report), and the <br /> <br />conditions outlined in the staff report which were: <br /> <br />1. The variance shall only pertain to the proposed addition shown in Exhibit B. <br />2. The applicant shall obtain building permits for all unpermitted structures on the property prior to issuance of <br />a permit for the addition. <br />3. The addition must match the material, design, and color of the existing house. <br />4. The addition must adhere to all other applicable codes and regulations; including impervious surface area <br />requirements. <br />5. A building permit for the addition shall be obtained from the City's Building Safety Bureau within 120 days <br />of the approval by the Board of Adjustment and the certificate of completion shall be obtained within 240 <br />days of the issuance of the building permit. <br />6. All of the above conditions shall be fully and faithfully executed or the variance shall become null and void. <br /> <br />In response to the Board's question, Mr. Senzee said it is difficult to determine the impervious surface for the <br /> <br />property because staff has not received a site plan. Mr. Senzee said based on a site visit, the applicant should meet the <br /> <br />impervious requirement. <br /> <br />Mr. Senzee said condition number 5 allows the applicant additional time to obtain the building permit for the <br /> <br />addition. He said the additional time allows the applicant sufficient time to obtain permits for the unpermitted structures. <br /> <br />A general discussion ensued regarding setback requirements. <br /> <br />In response to the Board's question, Mr. Senzee said that condition no. 3 should be deleted due to the type of <br /> <br />the proposed structure. <br /> <br />Mr. Bowman asked the applicant to come forward. Mr. Scott Brasol, 410 Diane Court, Casselberry, Florida <br /> <br />came forward. Mr. Brasol said the 2006 variance replaced the existing screen room with an addition. He said they didn't <br /> <br />realize how much they would miss the screen enclosure. He said it was an oversight that the screen room was not put <br /> <br />on the original plans. Mr. Brasol said the shed was put in approximately 8 years ago by a shed company and he was not <br /> <br />aware he needed a permit for the shed. He said the shed and pool deck could be removed it needed. He said he was <br /> <br />not aware that a building permit was required for an above ground pool. <br />