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CITY OF CASSEt.t3ERRY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT The City of Casselberry Board of Adjustment held a public hearing an Thursday, November 19, 2009, at 6:30 P.M., in the Casselberry City Hall Commission Chambers, 95 Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry, Florida. Members present were: Mary Anne Gauvin >=arl McMullen Arlin Armour Luis Guzman Members absent were: 1=d Bowman Statf members present: Sandra Smith, Chief Planner Joni Dixon, Sr. Staff Assistant First item of Business; Approval of Minutes for the public hearing held an Thursday, July 23, 2009, Ms. Gauvin stated the Chair would entertain a motion on the approval of the minutes for the public hearing held on Thursday, July 23, 2009. Mr. McMullen moved to accept the July 23, 2009 minutes. Mr. Guzman seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously by voice vote. Second Item of Business; Qisclosure of Ex-Porte communications, No disclosure of Ex Porte Communications was made by the Board. Third Item of Business BA 09,06: 831 Moonlit LanelMichael 5avino. Variance request to grant two variances to the Casselberry Unified Land Qevelopment Regulations. The variance requests areas follows: 1 y A variance to Chapter II, Article VII, Section 2~7,9g, "Requirements forswimmingpools and/or screen enclosures" to allow a swimming pool 1 deck forward of the front building line of a corner lot. 2) Avarianceto Chapterll, ArtlcleVll, Section 2-7.14c, "Resldenfialfences orwalls"to allowasix foot tall vinyl fence within a designated front yard in [ieu of a three foot tall fence which is permitted by code. This request will modify the location of an existing fence which received variance approval in 2007, Ms. Sandra Smith, Chief Planner, reviewed Mr. Senzee's memo dated November 9, 2009 supported by a Powerl'oint presentation (a copy is on file in the Community Development Department). Ms. Smith explained that the information far each variance would be presented separately and requested the Board provide a separate motion to address each variance independently of the other.