HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem M01 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY of MONROE Mayor Michelle Lincoln,District 2
The Florida. Keys Mayor Pro Tem David Rice,District 4
p Craig Cates,District 1
James K. Scholl,District 3
- Holly Merrill Rascbein,District 5
Regular Meeting
April 15, 2026
Agenda Item Number: MI
26-0717
BULK ITEM: Yes DEPARTMENT: Planning and Environmental
Resources
TIME APPROXIMATE: STAFF CONTACT: Devin Tolpin, Senior Director of
Planning & Environmental Resources
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Acceptance of the Historic Preservation Commission's Annual Report
Detailing the Actions of the HPC During the Prior Year (2025) and the Current State of Historic
Preservation in the Unincorporated Area of the County, in Accordance with Monroe County Land
Development Code Section 135-3(g)(13).
ITEM BACKGROUND: Monroe County Land Development Code (LDC) Section 135-3(g) states:
Powers and duties. The HPC has the following powers and duties:
(13) Provide an annual report to the BOCC detailing the actions of the HPC dining the prior year and
the current state of historic preservation in the unincorporated area of the county.
The HPC Annual Report, as adopted through HPC Resolution No. HP 08-2026, has been included as
an attachment.
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION:
On June 09, 1999, the BOCC adopted Ordinance No. 022-1999, which amended the text of the Monroe
County Land Development Regulations to establish regulations for the preservation of historical
properties and archaeological, historical or cultural landmarks, create a Historic Preservation
Commission, establish the powers and duties of the Historic Preservation Commission, adopt standards
and guidelines for the review of development projects, and added definitions and provided for
certificates of appropriateness.
On August 17, 2005, the BOCC adopted Ordinance No. 019-2005, which amended the text of the
Monroe County Land Development Code (LDC) to create the Tavernier Historic District Overlay and
amended the text related to Certificates of Appropriateness, adopted the Tavernier Historic Preservation
Guidelines by reference,amended the Land Use District Map to designate the Tavernier Historic District
as the Tavernier Historic District Overlay, established the Tavernier Historic District Overlay, and
adopted standards and guidelines for the review of development projects,added definitions and provided
for certificates of appropriateness for certain development within the Tavernier Historic District.
INSURANCE REQUIRED: No
CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES: N/A
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Acceptance of the HPC Annual Report
DOCUMENTATION:
HPC Annual Report to the BOCC
HP 08-2026 HPC Annual Report
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
Effective Date:
Expiration Date:
Total Dollar Value of Contract:
Total Cost to County:
Current Year Portion:
Budgeted:
Source of Funds:
CPI:
Indirect Costs:
Estimated Ongoing Costs Not Included in above dollar amounts:
Revenue Producing: If yes, amount:
Grant:
County Match:
Insurance Required:
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2 MEMORANDUM
3 MONROE COUNTY PLANNING&ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
4
55 To: Monroe County Board of County Commissioners
7 Through: Devin Tolpin, AICP, CFM, Senior Director of Planning & Environmental
9 Resources
10 From: Thomas Francis-Siburg, Acting Planning &Development Review Manager
11
13 Date: February 12, 2026
15 Subject: Annual Report of the Historic Preservation Commission
14 Meeting: April 15, 2026
18
19 I. INTRODUCTION:
20
21 Pursuant to Monroe County Land Development Code (LDC) Section 135-3(g), the Historic
22 Preservation Commission ("HPC" or "Commission") possesses certain powers and duties
23 which include: (13)
24 "Provide an annual report to the BOCC detailing the actions of the HPC during the prior
25 year and the current state of historic preservation in the unincorporated area of the
26 county".
27
28 Hereinafter is a reporting of the 2025 calendar year and current state of historic preservation
29 in unincorporated Monroe County.
30
31 II. KEY FACTS:
32
33 Members:
34
35 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(b),the HPC consists of five members appointed by the Monroe
36 County Board of County Commissioners ("BOCC"). Each member shall be a resident of the
37 county at the time of appointment and during his term in office.
38
39 Through Year 2025, two HPC members resigned (Edward Blanco and Barbara Bauman) and
40 two new replacement members were added. The Commission currently consists of:
41
42 • Brian Shea, Chair: urban/regional planner
43 • Kate DeLoach, Vice Chair: layman
44 • Brad Bertelli, Member: historian
45 • Erica Poole, Member: architect
46 • Leslie Calero, Member: art and antiquities expert
47
48 Staff.
49
50 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(d), the Planning Director shall designate staff to advise and
51 provide clerical support to the HPC. Pursuant to LDC Section 135-10(a),the BOCC may enter
52 into an agreement with the Historic Florida Keys Foundation ("Foundation") assigning to the
53 Foundation, some or all, the duties of the Planning Director under this article.
BOCC Staff Report
Araival Report of the HPC Page 1 of 7
I Through Fiscal Year 2025, the BOCC had an agreement with the Foundation to review HPC
2 agenda items for compliance with local, state,and federal historic and preservation regulations.
3 The Executive Director of the Foundation, Diane Silvia, acted as the HPC Coordinator.
4 Planning staff provided administrative and clerical support to the HPC and the Foundation and
5 a Planning Department Staff member was assigned as a liaison to the HPC to provide guidance
6 to the HPC with regards to other land development regulations which may impact items under
7 review by the Commission. The agreement with the Foundation ended on September 30, 2025.
8
9 From October 1, 2025, through the end of the calendar year, HPC staff included:
10
11 • Stephanie Reed, Senior Planner: Planning Liaison and New HPC Coordinator
12 • Melanie Cabanas, Planning TechnicianNacation Rental Coordinator: New HPC
13 Administrator
14 • Derek Howard, Senior Assistant County Attorney: HPC Legal Counsel
15
16 Professional Training:
17
18 • Brian Shea, Chair: Presenter, 16th Annual SE Florida Climate Leadership Summit
19 (12/2024);American Institute of Certified Planner(AICP)continuing education&training
20 (2025); Certified Floodplain Manager(CFM) continuing education & training (2025)
21 • Erica Poole, Member: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)
22 continuing education & training (2025); General Arrangement (GA) continuing
23 education & training (2025); Nation Council of Architectural Registration Board
24 (NCARB) continuing education& training (2025)
25 • Stephanie Reed, Senior Planner: CLG Training: Pinellas County Historic Resources
26 Dashboard webinar (10/29/2025); AICP continuing education & training (2025)
27 • Diane Silvia, (Former) Preservationist: Heritage Monitoring Scouts — Florida Public
28 Archaeology Network (4/4/2025); Tidally United Summit 2025 — Florida Public
29 Archaeology Network (7/31/2025); Collaborating for Community Preservation
30 Nonprofits and Commissions - Division of Historical Resources (8/14/2025)
31
32 Meetings:
33
34 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(d), the HPC shall meet at least six times during a calendar
35 year.
36
37 HPC meetings held in 2025: Seven 7 .
38 • January 6, 2025
39 • February 3, 2025
40 • April 15, 2025
41 • July 7, 2025
42 • August 22, 2025
43 • October 6, 2025
44 • December 1, 2025
45
46 Certified Local Government(CLG):
47
48 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(14), the HPC has the power and duty to assist county staff
49 in monitoring county certification from the state historic preservation officer as a Certified
50 Local Government ("CLG").
BOCC Staff Report
Araival Report of the HPC Page 2 of 7
I The CLG program was enacted as part of the National Historic Preservation Act Amendments
2 of 1980 and links federal, state, and local governments into a preservation partnership for the
3 identification, evaluation and protection of historic properties.i
4
5 In coordination with the HPC, staff submitted the 2024-2025 Certified Local Government
6 Annual Report to the Florida Department of State Bureau of Historic Preservation ("Bureau")
7 on November 3rd, 2025. Monroe County received a letter from the Bureau, dated December
8 16, 2025, confirming with receipt of the CLG annual report and the County's status.
9
10 Bureau's designation for Monroe County's CLG status in 2025: Good Standing.
11
12 Grants:
13
14 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(12), the HPC has the power and duty to identify and
15 recommend to the BOCC sources for grant assistance from state, federal, and private sources
16 for the purpose of historic preservation.
17
18 Grants recommended to the BOCC and/or applied for by Monroe County in 2025: None.
19
20 Text Amendments:
21
22 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(7), the HPC has the power and duty to recommend land
23 development regulations, comprehensive plan amendments, and municipal code amendments
24 to the Planning Director to assist in the preservation of historic properties.
25
26 Text amendments recommended to the Planning Director in 2025: None.
27
28 Rules of Procedure Amendments:
29
30 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(1), the HPC has the power and duty to adopt and amend
31 rules of procedure to the extent such that they are not inconsistent with this Land Development
32 Code, the Comprehensive Plan, or state laws.
33
34 Amendments to rules of procedure in 2025: None.
35
36 Florida Master Site File:
37
38 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(10), the HPC has the power and duty to identify historical
39 buildings, sites, structures, objects and archeological sites in the unincorporated areas of the
40 county which may become part of the Florida Master Site File.
41
42 The Florida Master Site File is the State of Florida's official inventory of historical and cultural
43 resources, including archaeological sites, historical structures, historical cemeteries, historical
44 bridges, and historic districts, landscapes, and linear features.2
45
46 Total number of sites inventoried in unincorporated Monroe County in 2025,added by Historic
47 Florida Keys Foundation: 3.
48 • 3 on Crane Boulevard, Upper Sugarloaf Key
49
50 Ad Valorem Tax Exemption:
Certified Local Goverranents.https://dos.fl.gov/historical/preservation/certified-local-governments/
Florida Master Site File.https://dos.fl.gov/historical/preservation/inaster-site-file/
BOCC Staff Report
Amival Report of the HPC Page 3 of 7
I Pursuant to LDC Section 135-32, the BOCC may grant an ad valorem tax exemption of 100
2 percent of the assessed value of all improvements that result from the restoration, renovation,
3 or rehabilitation of such properties, after the BOCC's receipt of a recommendation from the
4 Division of Historical Resources of the Florida Department of State ("Division").
5
6 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-33(a), only property described as historic property in Section
7 135-31 and located within the unincorporated county is eligible for an application for the ad
8 valorem tax exemption authorized by Section 135-32.
9
10 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-31, historic property, means a building, site, structure or object
11 that is designated as an archeological, historical or cultural landmark under Article I of this
12 chapter.
13
14 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-33(b), the Division is hereby designated as the representative of
15 the BOCC for reviewing application for the tax exemption authorized by Section 135-32.
16
17 Number of Ad Valorem Tax Exemption projects /improvements in 2025: None.
18
19 National Register of Historic Places:
20
21 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(8), the HPC has the power and duty to make
22 recommendations on nominations of historic property to the National Register of Historic
23 Places.
24
25 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-2,National Register of Historic Places means the list of historic
26 properties significant in American history, architecture, archeology, engineering, and culture,
27 maintained by the Secretary of the Interior,as established by the National Historic Preservation
28 Act of 1966 (16 USCA 470), as amended.
29
30 Number of recommendations on nominations to the National Register of Historic Places in
31 2025: None.
32
33 Certificates of Appropriateness:
34
35 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-2, Certificate of appropriateness means an authorization for
36 work to be done to a designated historic property or structure or any property or structure
37 within the Tavernier Historic District.
38
39 There are two types of certificates:
40
41 (1) Regular Certificate of Appropriateness (RCOA): issued by the Planning Director for
42 ordinary repairs or maintenance to a designated historic property or structure, or any
43 property or structure within the Tavernier Historic District and as described in subsection
44 135-6(a)(2); and
45 (2) Special Certificate of Appropriateness (SCOA): issued by the Historic Preservation
46 Commission for the renovation, rehabilitation, restoration, or demolition of a contributing
47 or designated historic property or structure, for new construction within the Tavernier
48 Historic District, or for permission to dig or otherwise excavate in the case of an
49 archeological landmark. All renovation, rehabilitation, restoration, or demolition of
50 contributing or designated historic public property or structures shall also be approved by
51 the BOCC, following recommendation by the Historic Preservation Commission.
BOCC Staff Report
Araival Report of the HPC Page 4 of 7
I Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g),the HPC has the power and duty to: (3)issue or deny special
2 certificates of appropriateness in accordance with this article; and (4) entertain appeals of the
3 Planning Director's denial of regular certificates of appropriateness, and report the HPC's
4 findings to the Planning Director for action.
5
6 SCOAs issued by the HPC in 2025: Ten (10).
7 RCOAs issued by the Planning Director in 2025: —260.
8 RCOAs denied by the Planning Director and appealed to the HPC: None.
9
10 Historic Designations:
11
12 Pursuant to LDC Section 135-3(g)(2), the HPC has the power and duty to make
13 recommendations to the BOCC on requests to designate historic property, and if necessary,
14 make recommendations to the BOCC on proposed recission of such designations.
15
16 Pursuant to 135-2, Designated historic property or structure means a building, site, structure,
17 or object that is designated by BOCC resolution as an archeological, historic, or cultural
18 landmark in accordance with this article.
19
20 Total Number of Historic Designations:
21 • Districts: 2
22 o Tavernier Historic District (Ordinance No. 019-2005)
23 o Pigeon Key Historic District(also a national district) (Resolution 524-1993)
24 • Sites/Properties: 24
25 o Lignumvitae Key (also a national district) (Resolution No. 131-1996)
26 o Indian Key (also a national archeological site) (Resolution No. 132-1996)
27 o Key Largo Anglers Club Clubhouse and Dockmaster's Building (Resolution No.
28 502-1993)
29 o Ocean Reef"Yachtel" C2 (Resolution No. 492-2000)
30 o Hodgman House (Resolution No. 130-1996)
31 o The Hermitage (Resolution No. 276-2001)
32 o Woods House (Resolution No. 133-1996)
33 o Lohmayer Home (Resolution No. 523-1996)
34 o Old Tavern Tea Room (Resolution No. 527-1996)
35 o Tavernier Hotel (Resolution No. 526-1996)
36 o Former Standard Oil Gas Station (Resolution No. 525-1996)
37 o Copper Kettle (Resolution No. 524-1996)
38 o Allen House (Resolution No. 538-1996)
39 o Pinder Albury House (Resolution No. 167-1997)
40 o Merlin Albury House (Resolution No. 287-1997)
41 o Tavernier Methodist Church (Resolution No. 288-1997)
42 o 136 Tavern Drive (Resolution No. 445-1997)
43 o Lowe House (Resolution No. 449-1997)
44 o 181 Coconut Row (Resolution No. 447-1997)
45 o Wilkinson House (Resolution No. 448-1997)
46 o 122 Lowe Street(Resolution No. 446-1997)
47 o 120 Tavern Drive (Resolution No. 444-1997)
48 o Old Tavernier School (Resolution Nos. 201-2000 & 276-2000)
49 o Planter Settlement (Resolution No. 567A-1999)
50 • Roads /Bridges: 4 (also a national district)
BOCC Staff Report
Araival Report of the HPC Page 5 of 7
I o Long Key Railroad Bridge (Resolution No. 059-1992)
2 o Seven Mile Railroad Bridge (Resolution No. 059-1992)
3 o Bahia Honda Railroad Bridge (Resolution No. 059-1992)
4 o Old Overseas Highway on Cudjoe (Resolution No. 172-2002)
5
6 HPC recommendations to the BOCC for a historic designation in 2025: None.
7
8 III.HIGHLIGHTS:
9
10 Online Building Permit Review Software:
11
12 County staff have been using the new online building permit review software, Community
13 Development/OPAL, since late 2023. In an effort to streamline and increase the efficiency of
14 the building permit review process,Planning Department staff worked with IT administrators,
15 through 2024 and 2025,to reduce the number and types of building permit applications which
16 were previously automatically assigned Planning staff review by the software where Planning
17 staff review was not needed.
18
19 To ensure building permit applications which require a historical review for compliance were
20 not filtered away in this automatic filtering, Planning staff created an additional dataset of all
21 properties in unincorporated Monroe County which require review for compliance with LDC
22 Chapter 135 Historic and Cultural Resources. IT staff used this dataset to code software
23 parameter conditions to flag all such properties and continue to automatically assign
24 Planning/Historical review for these building permits.
25
26 Planning staff tested the software with the historic parameters and verified the condition
27 successfully worked as intended. The Community Development / Opal software has been
28 automatically assigning Planning/Historical reviews for building permit applications of
29 relevant properties since June 2025.
30
31 Updates to the Tavernier Historic District Preservation Guidelines:
32
33 On September 14, 2023, the BOCC entered into a contract with the Archaeological &
34 Historical Conservancy for professional services to update the Tavernier Historic District
35 Preservation Guidelines written in 2005 to meet current conditions, pursuant to a Small
36 Matching Grant from the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Historical
37 Resources (Grant No. 24.h.sm.100.003). At which time, County staff identified significant
38 insufficiencies in the regulatory implementation and recommended revisions of the revised
39 guidelines. Planning Commission Resolution No. P11-24 was issued on August 12th, 2024,
40 recommending denial of the adoption of the revised guidelines.
41
42 Planning staff and Historic Florida Keys Foundation staff with guidance from the HPC worked
43 diligently throughout 2025 to improve the drafted updated Tavernier Historic District
44 Preservation Guidelines to be more useful and provide more thorough guidance to the general
45 public. Staff are preparing to submit the improved updated Tavernier Historic District
46 Preservation Guidelines to the Planning Commission for consideration in early 2026.
47
48 Indian Key State Historic and Archeological District:
49
50 The Indian Key State Historic and Archeological District is currently part of the State Park
51 system. The HPC recently considered and approved two SCOAs (one of which was approved
52 January, 2026 and another in September, 2024) for improvements to access infrastructure in
BOCC Staff Report
Araival Report of the HPC Page 6 of 7
I the State Park, including restoring trails and rebuilding a dock damaged in Hurricane Irma in
2 2017. The restoration of this site is an on-going project. The HPC and staff look forward to the
3 forthcoming restoration of access to this irreplaceable site.
4
5 IV.CHALLENGES
6
7 Staffing Change:
8
9 County staff navigated a challenging change in HPC organization when the contract with
10 Historic Florida Keys Foundation came to an end on September 30, 2025. Existing County
11 staff members were onboarded to provide staffing and administrative responsibilities for the
12 HPC. The loss of an expert professional preservationist from the Foundation as part of HPC
13 staffing was challenging. However, County staff have successfully maintained continuity of
14 the duties and responsibilities of the HPC during this transition and County staff are further
15 examining methods to increase efficiency in review of RCOAs and SCOAs.
16
17 V. 2026 PROJECTS:
18
19 County staff and HPC members will continue to fulfill the duties outlined in LDC Sec. 135-3.
20 Additionally, the HPC has requested assistance from the Planning and Environmental
21 Resources Department to implement the following projects in 2026:
22
23 Webpage:
24
25 As part of the input provided by HPC members on the updated Tavernier Historic District
26 Preservation Guidelines, members indicated interest in an overall guide for residents and
27 applicants regarding the Certificate of Appropriateness process. Planning staff have taken this
28 guidance and are reviewing the functionality of a County webpage, similar to the webpage for
29 the Special Vacation Rental Program, dedicated to directing the public towards historic
30 resources and guidance.
31
32 Planning Staff GIS Training:
33
34 To increase efficiency and software functionality, Planning staff have coalesced important
35 historical spatial data as layers and tools in GIS. Planning staff are actively training how to use
36 and share these tools to improve and streamline building permit review,property analyses, and
37 customer service.
38
39 Identifying Properties with Historical Significance:
40
41 The HPC has requested Planning staff to begin preparing a review of properties throughout
42 unincorporated Monroe County with buildings at least 50 years old. The 50-year benchmark
43 is a general guideline for eligibility for listing in the Nation Register of Historic Places and
44 typical guide to be inventoried as part of the Florida Master Site File of Florida's historical
45 cultural resources'.
5 National Register of Historic Places.https://www.nps.gov/subjects/nationalregister/faqs.htm
6 Florida Division of Historical Resources Master Site File.https:Hdos.fl.gov/historical/preselvation/master-site-
file/fags/
BOCC Staff Report
Annual Report of the HPC Page 7 of 7
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7 MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
8 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. HPC" 08-2026
9
10 A R:ESOLI..JTION OF TI-IE MONROE C01,JNTY HISTORIC
11 PRESE'RVATIC)N COMMISSION APPROVING 'I"III;
12 SUBMITTAL OF AN ANNI_JAL REPORT TO Tl1F MONROF.
13 COt.lNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (BOCC)
14 DETAILING THE ACTIONS OF I'l ll; MONROE CO(JNTY
15 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION I:)tJR.ING THE
16 PRIOR YI.;AR (2025) AND THE (AIRRENT STATE O
17 IIISTORIC PRESERVATION IN TFIF', IJNIN(d'(')RPORATED
18 ARF;A OI"I'lll. COUNI°Y, IN ACC()RDA:NC.'E ` IT11 MONROE
19 COUNTY LAND I EW'LOPMI NT ( ) )I, SECTION 135-
20 3(G)(13).
21
22 WHEREAS, the Monroe County Planning and Environmental Resources Department has
23 prepared an annual report detailing the actions of the Monroe County Historic Preservation
24 Commission (hereafter referred to as "I-listoric Preservation Commission" or "IIPC�"') during the
25 prior year and the current state of historic preservation in the, unincorporated area of the county, in
26 accordance with.Monroe County band. Development Code (L])C') Section 135-3(g)(I3); and
27
28 WHEREAS, at a regular]), scheduled" duly noticed public meeting held oil March 02,
29 2026, the Ilistoric Preservation Commission met for the review and consideration of said annual
30 report detailing the actions of the HPC during the prior year of 2025 and the current state of historic
31 preservation in the unincorporated area of the county, in accordance with LDC Section 135-
32 3(g)(13), as prepared by the Monroe County Planning and Environmental Resources Department,
33 during which time was presented evidence and testimony was taken; and
34
35 WHEREAS, the historic Preservation Commission has the power and duty to provide an
36 annual report to the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners (hereafter referred to as
37 "BC)C"C"") detailing the actions cat`tlae III'C` during the prior year and the current state of historic
38 preservation in the unincorporated area of the county, in accordance with Monroe County I..DC
39 Section 135-3(g)(13); and
40
41 WHEREAS, the following evidence and testimony regarding the aforesaid annual report
42 was submitted for consideration by the IlPC., and is hereby incorporated and made part of the
43 record as if fully stated herein,
44
45 1. Annual. Report to the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners (BOC:C")
46 detailing the actions of the, Monroe County Plistoric Preservation Commission during
47 the prior year(2025) and the current state of'historic preservation in the unincorporated
48 area ofthe county;
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2 2. Testimony by Thomas Francis-Siburg, Acting Planning & Development Review
3 Manager; and
4
5 WHEREAS, the IJPC evaluated the aforesaid annual report according to Monroe Count)(
6 l.J)C Section 135-3(g)(1 3); and
7
8 WHEREAS,the annual report to the BOCC details the actions ofthe I IPCduring the prior
9 year and the current state of historic preservation in the unincorporated area of the, county, in
10 accordance with LDC Section 135-3(g)(13).
11
12 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION
13 COMMISSION OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, that the Monroe County Historic
14 Preservation ommission APPROVES the submittal of the aforesaid annual report to the Monroe
15 County Board of County Commissioners detailing the actions of the I JPC during the prior year
16 and the current state ot'historic preservation in the unincorporated area of the county.
17
18 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
I() of Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting held on the 02 day of March, 2026.
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21 Brian Shea, Chair YES
22 Kate DeLoach, Vice Chair Absent
23 Brad Bertelli, Commissioner YES
24 Erica Poole, Commissioner YES
25 Leslie Calero, Commissioner YES
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27 IIIS'F(.)Rl(' l-IRI."SERVA'I'ION COMMISSION OF MONROF" COUNTY, FLORIDA
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29 By. ................. ....................... —-—...............
----------------------------------------...........30 Brian Shea, Chair, Monroe County Historic preservation Commission
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32 Signed this day of ' 2026
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35 Approved as to Form and Legal Sufficiency by: /s/27e%d;7�aa4zd
36 Monroe County Attorney's Off ice
37
38 NOTICE OF RIGHT "F0 ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL
39
40 This Resolution may be appealed pursuant to Monroe County Land Development Code Section
41 135-9. A notice of appeal in the form prescribed by the Planning Director must be filed with the
42 county administrator and with the planning and Environmental Resources Department within 30
43 days of execution of this Resolution.
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