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may be fine, but the legal non- conforming use would be allowed to exist but is it lapses for 90 days it will <br />laps and will no longer be grandfathered. Also, legal non - conforming use cannot be expanded. <br />Ms. McKinney City's Attorney advised that the application the owner completed for the Property <br />Appraiser lot combination also says, at the bottom, they are not granting or certifying that this is ok by the <br />City that it's just for tax purposes and to check with the City, this is in the packet as well, in bold letters. <br />The Special Magistrate asked with Seminole County doing that, has no effect potential violations and <br />Business Tax Receipt <br />Ms. McKinney stated was correct, because when the non - conforming use was granted, they were <br />separate; the non - conforming use was for 54 Seminola. So even though he has combined the lots, <br />according to the property appraiser, for the tax bill, that doesn't grant an owner to expand their non- <br />conforming use. What the City Code requires now is a 3 acre lot for this use, so he is keeping that non- <br />conforming. <br />Emily Gulerny stated they did not want to do a car business, only to clean cars. Ms. Gulerny stated she is <br />the owner with her husband. <br />Mr. Gulerny stated to combine the properties, 54 and 100 was an idea from Mrs. Jones. <br />Ms. McKinney stated the City doesn't dispute what is in the document, what is not agreed with is the <br />significance of it. The owner did go to the property appraiser and have the parcels combined, it's what is <br />the legal effect of that. The bottom of the application is where is says, it does not affect what might be an <br />appropriate use and they should contact the Planning Department. The owner was pointing to the middle <br />that says in order to be combined the propertied have to have the same use but that does not allow him to <br />expand a non - conforming use approval to another lot. The document just means he gets one tax bill. <br />The Special Magistrate asked when the parcels are combined; it's for tax purposes only. The wording for <br />parcel splits was read into record. <br />The Special Magistrate asked the City how do we solve this. Does he come to the City to request a <br />Business Tax receipt, but that would be denied because of the use. <br />Ms. McKinney sated they have been discussing that are the permitted uses on 100 (Seminola) and there <br />are some. <br />Mr. Lingenfelter advised there is a list of permitted used for the property; it's not useless and would be <br />happy to share with the property owner. A survey would be helpful so staff can figure the property line. <br />Mr. Gulerny spoke about the property line. <br />Mr. Lingenfelter advised that he was prepared for the facts and had not thought of a fine. <br />FINDING OF FACT: The Special Magistrate made a finding that there is a violation in regards to 54 <br />Seminola Blvd for increase in existing non - conforming use also whatever Business Tax receipt received <br />by Seminole County had expired and was no long applicable. Since there no Business Tax Receipt for <br />100 Seminola Blvd, the Special Magistrate made a finding that there is a violation of City code, for 100 <br />Seminola Blvd. If there is no compliance by 30 days or 9/28/2014 or a $25.00 per day per case will be <br />imposed. <br />.......... <br />S Page <br />