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b. A permanent accessory structure is defined as an accessory structure that is <br />intended to remain in place for a period greater than 35 days. <br />c. In the event the National Weather Service issues a tropical storm watch in <br />the Seminole County area, all temporary tent -like structures shall be removed <br />immediately and stored so they do not become a projectile. <br />78. A variance from the requirements of this Section may be granted by the <br />Planning and Zoning Commission. <br />(text unchanged) <br />G. Requirements for swimming pools and/or screen enclosures. <br />1. Required yards and setbacks. <br />2. Easements. Where an area is encumbered by an easement, the DRC may <br />ew-nefm construction of patio or decking within the easement area <br />under the following conditions: All sueimprovements sha4l be eenstruete <br />oc-par-ately from the pool she!! and;qPueture with . I joint to Ma <br />removal of the improveme-i4s, if neeessafy, to sefve the easemefft area. PrioF to <br />any eonstraetion within an easeniefft, property owners nTast e-xeeute a hold <br />hafmiess agfeement with the eity holding the eity harmless flom any damage <br />a. All such improvements shall be constructed separately from the pool shell <br />and structure with an expansion joint to enable removal of the improvements, if <br />necessary, to service the easement area: <br />b. The property owner must obtain letters of no objection from all local <br />utility providers and regulatory agencies having jurisdictional rights to the <br />easement, and <br />c. The property owner must execute an encroachment agreement with the <br />city holding the city harmless from any damage resulting from the authorized <br />construction or removal of improvements. <br />Appeals from the DRC decision shall be to the P&Z within 30 days of the <br />rendition of the DRC Order. <br />(text unchanged) <br />Ordinance 17-1459 <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />