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Resolution 130-1992 L. r."'J CL p C~' , "-.., W 0- " !"'.- '0 C.~ N u CO l.U C L.r.... W --' N k P' Board of Appeals RESOLUTION NO. 130 -1992 .. 1 .... A-RESOLUTION BY THE MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SITTING AS THE BOARD OF APPEALS, DENYING THE APPEAL FILED BY MR. AND ~S. JAMES E. SPISIAK, SR., OF PLANNING ~:~ISSION RESOLUTION NO. 46-1991, WHICH ,DQl1ED THE PRIOR ADMINISTRATION APPEAL OF THE c: SlaSIAKS, CONCERNING A DECISION BY TY S~OSKI THAT COMMUNICATIONS TOWERS ARE NOT A PERMITTED USE IN THE SUBURBAN COMMERCIAL (SC) LAND USE DISTRICT. IL...._~.... M WHEREAS, Ty Symroski, in a letter dated July 30, 1991, recommended denial of proposed construction in the Suburban Commercial (SC) Land Use District; and WHEREAS, James Spisiak, Sr. appealed the issuance of that denial letter to the Planning Commission on the basis that communications towers fall within the public buildings and uses exception in 59.5-235(a)(6), Monroe County Code; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission, on November 7, 1991, denied that Appeal on the grounds that the Appellant had not proven that Mr. Symroski had erred in his interpretation of the Code; and WHEREAS, this Board this Board having reviewed the record submitted by the Appellants and furnished by the County, and having heard the argument of counsel; and WHEREAS, this Board having considered both sides' inter- pretation of the disputed sections of the Code, including but not limited to: 559.5-235(a)(6), 9.5-4(P-18), 9.5-3, 9.5-206, 9.5-236(b)(3) & (c)(8), 9.5-207, 9.5-238(b)(3) & (c)(7), 9.5-209, 9.5-239(b)(2) & (4) and (c)(4) and 9.5-210; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SITTING AS THE BOARD OF APPEALS, as follows: 1. Mr. Symroski was correct in his interpretation that communications towers are not a permitted use in the Suburban Commercial (SC) District; 2. That communications towers are not a "Public Building" as defined in 9.5-4(P-18); 3. That the interpretation of the Code as proposed by the Appellant is not consistent with protection of the health, safety or welfare of the citizens of the County; 4. When the Appellants' arguments are considered, they do not meet the test of carrying out "the true intent and meaning" as set down by this Board; 5. That the Appellants have not been singled out for "special treatment;" 6. That where a use is specifically allowed in one section, it must be treated as specifically denied in all others [9.5-231(a)]; 7. That the Appellants have not sustained their burden of proof with regard to their argument that detrimental reliance or estoppel should be granted by the County; and 8. That the Appeal by the Spisiaks is hereby DENIED. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board held on the 19th day of Feb ruary ~. , A.D., 1992. Vote at Hearing on 1/28/92 Vote for this Resolution Mayor Harvey Mayor Pro Tem London Commissioner Cheal Commissioner Jones Commissioner Stormont Yes Yes -., es -'es.... ~es Mayor Harvey Mayor Pro Tem London Commissioner Cheal Commissioner Jones Commissioner Stormont Yes ~Yes 1 - _Yei, Yes .."'" 'I';s BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA .-.- .-'"--~..''''.__.~- B : \.U ~~...... ...-~ ""--~. - -' \ y - Mayor/tha1rman" ,- (SEAL) ATTEST: DANNY L. KOLHAGE, CLERK By: By AP.~ TO FOnM A~ G JFFf9JIiNGY. I .V Attorney's Offica 2 - 7- 'IL- Date