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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS – JANUARY 23, 2020 8:00 PM PROCEDURE ANNOUNCE – EVERYONE TO PLEASE SHUT OFF CELL PHONES ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SPEAK MUST SIGN IN CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL PROCEDURE WE WILL FOLLOW THIS EVENING: - APPLICANT WILL PRESENT THEIR CASE - WE WILL HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF THE APPLICATION - WE WILL HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO OPPOSES THE APPLICATION - REBUTTAL BY THOSE IN FAVOR - REBUTTAL BY THOSE OPPOSED - TIME LIMIT TO SPEAK – 10 MINUTES (IF ANYONE HAS DOCUMENTATION FOR THE CASE IT SHOULD BE ENTERED AS EVIDENCE) STEVE CHERSON, BUILDING INSPECTOR/PLANS EXAMINER TO STATE THE RELIEF THE APPLICANTS ARE SEEKING. HEARING CALENDAR Case # 20371 Boardwalk Empire, LLC 1815 Ocean Boulevard Construct a new beach club Case # 20372 Stacey Gevarter, 50 Albany Boulevard Construct a partial second story addition, interior and exterior alterations with new roof lines Case # 20373 Dr. Lynn Lederer, ED.D-Estate of Rita Lederer, 1781 Bay Boulevard Sub-divide the property into two parcels and maintain a dwelling on a lesser lot Case # 20374 Bettina Kramer, 82 Cayuga Avenue Construct interior alterations with first and second floor additions CONTINUATION CALENDAR Case #19368 Welcome to New Home LLC, 49 Tioga Avenue Elevate existing dwelling with a partial second floor addition over existing footprint with new rear deck and stairs FINDINGS OF FACTS Case # 19370 Charles Navetta, 69 Acapulco Street Construct a one story rear addition with a grade level deck and interior alterations. Case # 19366 Assaf Zonenshine, 71 Eldorado Street Construct a 12.67' x 20' x 9.17' high Pergola with built in kitchen 1 APPROVAL OF MINUTES – December19, 2019 WE APPRECIATE EVERYONE FOR COMING ADJOURNED 2 .

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