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HPB26-0705

1722 JEFFERSON AVENUE

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Proposal

The proposal consists of the rehabilitation of an existing two-story Mission Revival residence at 1722 Jefferson Avenue for continued single-family use, including approximately 339 square feet of new floor area, interior courtyard modifications, and a new two-story addition. The project also includes replacement of the existing irregularly shaped pool and grotto-style spa with a smaller rectangular pool, requiring variances from the required north and south interior side setbacks. Additionally, the applicant is seeking a Historic Single-Family Ad Valorem Tax Exemption for the proposed qualifying improvements estimated at $1,000,000.

From the Letter of Intent

The applicant seeks to replace an existing larger, irregular pool and grotto-style spa with a simpler, more restrained rectangular pool that is more appropriately scaled to the property and compatible with its historic character. A pool setback variance is requested to accommodate the new pool placement given the constraints of the existing historic residence and lot configuration. The property is a single-family historic residence located within the Palm View Neighborhood and zoned RM-1.

  • Removal of existing irregular pool and grotto-style spa
  • Installation of new rectangular pool
  • Pool deck/platform construction
  • Rehabilitation of historic single-family residence
Staff Recommendation
APPROVAL W/ CONDITIONS
Approval of the Certificate of Appropriateness with conditions. Approval of the variances from the required north and south interior side setbacks. Recommendation of approval of the Historic Single-Family Ad Valorem Tax Exemption Part 1, Pre-Construction Application to the City Commission.

Compliance Findings:

✓ Sea Level Rise: Satisfied ✓ Variance Conditions: Satisfied ✗ Certificate Of Appropriateness: Not Satisfied
Key Issues
  • Proposed property wall is located within the public right-of-way and must be relocated entirely onto private property
  • Side setback variances required for the new swimming pool deck (Section 7.5.3.3.b.1) on both north and south sides
  • Side setback variances required for the water's edge of the swimming pool (Section 7.5.3.3.b.2) on both north and south sides
  • Lighting and photometric details not provided - to be submitted at time of building permit
  • Staff recommends retaining or reconstructing existing shutters consistent with Mission Revival style rather than proposed Colonial-style louvered shutters
  • New impact windows and doors fronting Jefferson Avenue must replicate muntin patterns and proportions of existing historic openings
  • Mechanical equipment including relocated AC units and pool equipment must be fully screened from public view
  • Ad valorem tax exemption fiscal impact estimated between $7,200 and $61,481 over the ten-year exemption period
Property Details
Historic District Palm View Local Historic District
Year Built 1924
Style Mission Revival
Zoning RM-1, Residential Multi-family, Low Intensity
Lot Size 7,500 SF
Applicant Jose Bandujo
Architect Scott Weinkle Architects
Existing Building
Year Built 1924
Architect P. L. Wilson
Style Mission Revival
Stories 2
Partial demolition proposed
Meeting

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

09:00 AM

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