To search for an agenda item use CTRL+F (on PC) or Command+F (on MAC) PLAY video and click on the item start time example: ( 00:00:00 ) Copy and Paste in browser this Link to related Agenda: http://www.lakelandgov.net/media/13066/zbaa-agenda-packet_4-6-21.pdf Click on Read More Now (Below) (00:02:40) Call to Order (00:05:00) ITEM 5: Magnolia Montessori Academy requests a 2’ variance to allow a maximum fence height of 8’, in lieu of the 6’ maximum height for fences within rear yards and interior side yards; and a 4’ variance to allow a maximum fence height of 8’, in lieu of the 4’ maximum height for fences within front and street side yards specified by Section 4.4.3 of the City’s Land Development Code, in order to construct an eight-foot high chain-link fence with a 5’ minimum setback from the right-of-way for S. Central Avenue and W. Marjorie Street on property located at 815 S. Central Avenue. Owner: Magnolia Montessori Academy (00:19:00) ITEM 6: John Cox, Quality Midstate Construction, Inc., requests a 15.5-foot height variance to allow an accessory building with a mean roof height of 28 feet, in lieu of the maximum height of 12.5 feet specified by the Table 4.3-4 of the Land Development Code, to allow for the construction of a new two-story barn and recreation building on property located at 1111 E Highland Drive. Owner: Brad Smith. (VAR21-002) (00:33:40) ITEM 7: The Lunz Group requests an 8’ 7” variance to allow a 1’ 5” street side setback in lieu of the required 10’ minimum setback specified by Table 3.4-1 of the Land Development Code; and variance relief from Section 4.5.7 and Figure 4.5-6 of the Land Development Code to allow more than 10 parking spaces in a row without a landscaped island in order to construct a three-story multi-family development on property located at 721 and 725 E. Orange Street. Owner: 725 E Orange LLC (00:37:20) ITEM 8: Melinda Lesinski requests a 28’ variance to allow a 22’ setback from the Ordinary High Water Line of Lake Gibson, in lieu of the 50’ minimum specified by Section 6.4.3.2 of the Land Development Code, to allow for the expansion of an existing screen enclosure and a second story addition in the rear yard of property located at 141 Heatherpoint Drive. (VAR21-012) (00:45:15) ITEM 9: Michael Mutz requests to appeal a determination made by the Director of Community & Economic Development, pertaining to the termination of the legal, nonconforming status of a fire-damaged duplex in order to restore the structure back to a two-family use, on property located at 810/812 Park Hill Avenue. Owner: MT Toll Investments, LLC. (VAR21-005) Note: Continued from Previous Meeting