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KHS&S Office Renovation MOD

Case MOD2020-10058 · Modification of a prior approval · Office · City of Orlando

4364 35TH St, Orlando · aerial view

Approved, and nothing new has appeared on the public record since. Quiet for about 31 months.

The facts on file

Case numberMOD2020-10058
Project name, as filedKHS&S Office Renovation MOD
Address4364 35TH St, Orlando
Case typeModification of a prior approval
ProductOffice
Site size2.33 acres
ApprovedJanuary 12, 2022
Applicant of recordJesus Alfaro
JurisdictionCity of Orlando

The story so far

October 13, 2020Application filed
November 15, 2020BZA hearing
January 12, 2022Approved (status: Closed)
January 15, 2024Last recorded action (status: Closed)

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What this case is

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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