Decisions › County Commission meeting of Aug 4, 2026
Approved a variance for the Love Property to allow a driveway with an irregular setback between four and zero feet along the western property line instead of the required five feet.
The vote: 5-0
Voted yes: Leslie Campione, Sean M. Parks, Anthony Sabatini, Kirby Smith, Timothy Morris
Motion by Anthony Sabatini, seconded by Timothy Morris. From the Clerk's official minutes.
From the record
Final Development Order No. 2026-7 Variance Case # PZ2025-344 Love Property A variance to Land Development Regulations (LDR) Table 3.02.05, entitled Setback Requirements, to allow a driveway (impervious surface area) with an irregular setback, between four (4) and zero (0) feet along the western property line, in lieu of the required five (5) foot.Clerk of Court, Board Action, Aug 4, 2026, page 2. Open the official document
The Board approved Tab 2, Variance Case # PZ2025-344, Love Property, by a vote of 5-0.Clerk of Court, Board Minutes, Aug 4, 2026. Open the official document
The rest of this meeting
- Previous item: Approved a variance for the Alsept Property to build a carport and walkway cover 44.3 feet from the road centerline instead of the required 62 feet.
- Next item: Approved a variance for Gifford Pool to build a pool, deck, and screen enclosure five feet from the rear property line instead of the required ten feet.
- All 5 items from Aug 4, 2026
More on growth and zoning
- Oct 27, 2026 Approved a change to the rail-trail extension agreement to hire a professional appraiser to review the value of the rail corridor for about $11,000.
- Oct 27, 2026 Approved a resolution to advertise a public hearing to vacate a portion of the Village Green plat, with a fiscal impact of $2,295.
- Oct 27, 2026 Approved a plan to hold a public hearing to remove driveway, walkway, and cul-de-sac easements on lots 174-177 in Dora Pines, Unit 1, for $2,295.00.
- Oct 27, 2026 Approved vacating a 330.65 feet by 15 feet right of way in the Clermont area, with a fiscal impact of $2,295.
- Oct 27, 2026 Approved a new rule in the Lake County Code requiring property owners to confirm if historical or archaeological resources exist on their land before development begins.