Biscayne Park Planning Board Grapples with Compliance Issues

Overview: The recent Biscayne Park Planning Board meeting addressed several compliance matters, debated permit applications, and scrutinized construction projects for adherence to local regulations. Among the topics, one notable issues included a wood fence application with discrepancies, a roofing project lacking proper documentation, and a pool project encroaching on setback requirements.

Biscayne Park Planning Board Contemplates Multiple Zoning and Permit Issues

Overview: At the recent Biscayne Park Planning Board meeting, the members deliberated on a series of permit applications, including the review of building structures, driveway gates, and remodeling projects, which raised concerns about zoning compliance, variance status, and design impact. A notable topic was the proposed revision for a property on Northeast 119 Street, with the board tabling the proposal due to confusion over building height and zoning code compliance. Additionally, the board approved some permits with conditions, denied others based on aesthetic concerns, and tabled applications for further information.

Biscayne Park Planning Board Denies Fence Plan, Discusses Property Revisions

Overview: The Biscayne Park Planning Board meeting focused on a series of property revisions and compliance with the village’s zoning regulations, with attention given to the denial of a fence plan due to non-conformity with current code rules regarding placement and height in relation to a pool. The meeting addressed various other requests, including roof re-roofing, window changes, gravel driveway specifications, and the installation of solar panels, all while emphasizing the importance of adhering to specific code requirements.

Biscayne Park Planning Board Approves Various Homeowner Proposals

Overview: The Biscayne Park Planning Board recently convened to deliberate on several homeowner proposals, including building permits, fence and roof applications, and driveway modifications. Notable items included the approval of a metal fence on Northeast 115 Street, a second-floor addition on Northeast 119 Street, and a flat roof addition on Northeast 8th Court. The board also advised on parking requirements for a single-family home, including the option for tandem parking spaces and the homeowner’s ability to sketch plans without an architect. Additionally, the board guided a homeowner on a previously tabled metal roof installation, confirming that the proposed design met the required criteria.

Biscayne Park Planning Board Addresses Building Height Concerns

Overview: At a recent Biscayne Park Planning Board meeting, a discussion centered around the proposed increase in height for a structure, which had already secured preliminary approval from the city. The board scrutinized the necessity of adding 10 feet to the existing structure, weighing the building’s massiveness against the aesthetic and structural norms of the neighborhood. The proposed changes to a building permit, including substantial structural alterations such as the extension of the second floor, the addition of an elevator, and changes to the roof height, also sparked a debate among board members.