Case 2024-038 · Certificate of Appropriateness + Variance (held out) · Multifamily · City of Delray Beach
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Certificate of Appropriateness and Variance (2024-038): Consideration of a Certificate of Appropriateness and Variances associated with exterior modifications to the existing one-story, contributing duplex structure. Address: 229 Venetian Drive, Nassau Park Historic District Owner: The Mark V. Holden Legacy; louise@lsholden.com Agent: Rebecca Zissel; rzissel@ssclawfirm.com Planner: Katherina Paliwoda, paliwodak@mydelraybeach.com
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| Case number | 2024-038 |
|---|---|
| Address | 229 Venetian Dr, Delray Beach |
| Case type | Certificate of Appropriateness + Variance (held out) |
| Product | Multifamily |
| Site size | 0.13 acres |
| Jurisdiction | City of Delray Beach |
| January 29, 2024 | Introduced (Historic Preservation Board) |
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Variance or deviation. A variance grants relief from one specific rule for one site, such as a setback, a height limit or a parking count, without changing the zoning. It is decided by a zoning board after a hearing, on a showing that the site has a hardship the rule did not anticipate. A variance by itself does not approve a project. It removes one obstacle for the site plan or permit that follows.
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