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File #: ID 25-4361    Version: 1 Name:
Type: New Business Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 4/3/2025 In control: Planning Board
On agenda: 4/11/2025 Final action:
Title: RESOLUTION - Boat Dock Extension (BD-24-000147) Request to allow for a Vessel to Encroach into the Side Yard/Riparian Setback for property located at 831 Perrine Court, Marco Island, FL 34145 - Mary P. Holden, Planning Manager, Community Affairs/Growth Management
Attachments: 1. Resolution, 2. Staff Report, 3. Application, 4. Vessel Background, 5. Survey 1/30/25, 6. Campbell Yacht Survey Letter 4/17/24, 7. Collier County Dock Permit, 8. Resolution 24-16, 9. Timmerman Email 3/12/25, 10. Planning Board Invitation, 11. Letter of Opposition 827 Perrine Ct - Cape Trafalgar, 12. Letter of Opposition 827 Perrine Ct - Gardener, 13. Letters of No Objection, 14. Notice of Publication
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Agenda Item: 10(b)

Prepared By: Mary P. Holden - Planning Manager

Business: Resolution

Department:  Community Affairs - Growth Management

Subject:

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RESOLUTION - Boat Dock Extension (BD-24-000147) Request to allow for a Vessel to Encroach    into the Side Yard/Riparian Setback for property located at 831 Perrine Court, Marco Island, FL 34145 - Mary P. Holden, Planning Manager, Community Affairs/Growth Management

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 PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

 

On April 5, 2024, the Planning Board approved BD-22-000210 for a two-foot encroachment into the west side yard/riparian setback for the property located at 831 Perrine Court.  Once the Owner moored the vessel at the dock, it was discovered the encroachment was approximately 6 feet into the riparian setback.  As a result, the Owners removed the vessel from the Property

 

The Owners have submitted a new Boat Docking Facility Extension Request to provide for the vessel to encroach 6.7 feet into the 8.7 west side yard/riparian setback.  If granted the resulting setback would be a two-foot setback on the west side of the Property. While the Owners state in their request that the “. . . intent of this variance petition is to correct a Scrivener’s Error…,” City staff does not consider the request for the additional six foot (6’) encroachment into the side yard/riparian setback to be a “scrivener’s error.”

 

By way of background, the existing dock is a legal nonconforming since it was permitted, constructed and a certificate of occupancy issued under Collier County.  The City of Marco Island current codes would require a 12-foot setback on both sides due to the lot frontage being 80 feet.  This is not a variance request for a dock, but a request to permit the vessel to further encroach into the side yard/riparian setback.  The application, survey, letters from neighbors and additional information are attached.

 

 

FUNDING SOURCE / FISCAL IMPACT:

 

Applicant has paid $1,500.00 in applicable fees.

 

 

PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIREMENTS:

 

15 days prior to the City Council hearing.

 

 

NOTICE APPEARANCE DATE(S): March 24, 2025

 

 

RECOMMENDATION:

 

STAFF RECOMMENDATION AND FINDINGS: 

 

Staff recommend the Planning Board deny the Owners’ requested riparian encroachment based on the below findings:

 

1.                     The current docking facility is a legal non-conforming structure as it was approved by Collier County with an 8.7-foot side yard setback on the west side.  To approve this request will increase the non-conformity, and result in only a two-foot side yard/riparian setback on the west side of the Property.

2.                     There are no special conditions related to the subject property or waterway that justify the requested two-foot setback. 

3.                     The vessel’s overall length is 45.4 feet, and the water frontage for the Property is 80 feet.  Based on these dimensions, the vessel’s length exceeds the 50% allocation as provided in the Land Development Code, which would result in only leaving a two foot side yard/riparian setback from the west property line.

 

 

 

POTENTIAL MOTION:

 

Move to approve Resolution 25-XX with the listed findings and conditions.