Property

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HPB24-0641

1800 Michigan Avenue

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Proposal

The applicant is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness for the partial demolition of the existing single-family home and construction of a new single-family home. The proposal includes retention and restoration of the original garage portion, with variances for lot coverage and open space requirements.

From the Letter of Intent

Partial demolition of existing single-family home and construction of a new two-story single-family residence that retains the garage portion of the existing structure. The project aims to preserve historic elements while meeting current flood elevation and resiliency standards.

  • Partial demolition of existing single-family home
  • Retention of garage portion of existing structure
  • Construction of new two-story single-family residence
  • Elevation to base flood elevation of 9 feet NGVD
  • Installation of hurricane-proof impact windows
  • Implementation of resilient landscaping
  • Installation of passive cooling systems
Staff Recommendation
APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONS

Compliance Findings:

✗ Sea Level Rise: Not Satisfied ✓ Variance Conditions: Satisfied ✗ Certificate Of Appropriateness: Partially Satisfied
Key Issues
  • Retention and restoration of original garage portion
  • Lot coverage variance exceeding 30% maximum
  • Rear yard open space variance
  • Code compliance violations for fencing and property maintenance
  • Refinement needed for raised terrace design
  • West elevation development required

Documents

Property Details
Historic District Palm View
Year Built 1935
Style Mediterranean Revival/Art Deco Transitional
Zoning RS-4, Residential, single-family
Lot Size 7,951 sq. ft.
Applicant IRRS 1800 Michigan LLC
Architect Studio McG Architecture
Existing Building
Year Built 1935
Architect Carlos Schoeppl & Arnold Southwell
Style Mediterranean Revival/Art Deco Transitional
Stories 2
Demolition proposed
Meeting

Tuesday, September 16, 2025

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