File #: ID 19-690    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 1/3/2020 In control: City Council
On agenda: 1/21/2020 Final action: 1/21/2020
Title: Resolution Approving a Variance Petition request (VP-19-0101040) to allow for a four (4) foot cantilevered encroachment into the thirty (30) foot landscape buffer, required by the Hideaway Beach Planned Unit Development at the rear of 261 Hideaway Circle S., Marco Island, FL 34145
Attachments: 1. Resolution 20-04, 2. Staff Report, 3. Application, 4. Collier County Property Appraiser Data, 5. Site Plan, 6. Architectural Renderings, 7. Landscape Plan, 8. Hideaway PUD Landscape Buffer, 9. Resident Letter of Concern
Agenda Item: 12(b)
Prepared By: Daniel J. Smith, AICP, Director
Business: Resolution
Department: Growth Management
Subject:
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Resolution Approving a Variance Petition request (VP-19-0101040) to allow for a four (4) foot cantilevered encroachment into the thirty (30) foot landscape buffer, required by the Hideaway Beach Planned Unit Development at the rear of 261 Hideaway Circle S., Marco Island, FL 34145
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BACKGROUND:

Mr. Michael Hajjar, agent for the owner, Raymond A. Jean, as trustee or his successor in trust of the Raymond A. Jean Revocable Living Trust dated June 16, 1975, and as amended February 21, 2003, has submitted a variance petition to allow a cantilevered pool deck and screen enclosure to encroach four feet for a length of 85-89 feet into a thirty-foot deep landscape buffer along the rear of the property. The thirty (30) foot deep landscape buffer was required as part of the original approval of the Hideaway PUD approved in 1979 and runs along the rear of 36 Hideaway lots adjacent to the existing residential lots on Kendall Dr., Colonial Ave, and Spinnaker Dr., which lots are in a different subdivision.

The applicant has provided an application that includes the responses to the criteria for review of a variance, site plan, landscape plan and modeled renderings of what the deck will look like. All are attached to this Staff report.

Staff has included a copy of that portion of the Hideaway PUD indicating the required thirty (30) foot landscape buffer.

PLANNING BOARD SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION:

The Planning Board held a public hearing and considered the variance petition at their January 3, 2020 meeting. Discussion included the distinction between an easement and setback; the distinction between the Hideaway PUD document and the Hideaway Architectural Guidelines; and the intent of the landscape buffer being for the benefit of both properties (in Hideaway and along Colonial). Mr. Jean, owner of the lot, presented the varian...

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