Permit Information

PERMIT INFORMATION

OWNER ON PERMIT

PERMIT CONDITIONS

• 72 BAHAMA AVE - PORT LARGO
• TREE REMOVAL/TRIMMING
• NOTICE OF COMMENCMENT NOT REQUIRED
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• PERMIT APPROVAL FOR SPECIFIC TREE
• REMOVAL/TRIMMING.
• BIOLOGIST APPROVAL 4-3-18 TD WITH CONDITIONS:
• 1. PERMIT TO REMOVE ONE HAZARD GUMBO LIMBO SHOWN
• IN PICTURES ON FILE ONLY, NO OTHER WORK
• 2. NO OTHER NATIVE TREE SHALL BE REMOVED
• 3. NO MITIGATION REQUIRED
• 4. ALL DEBRIS MUST BE PROPERLY DISPOSED OF
• 5. NO FILL THIS PERMIT
• 6. STORMWATER TO BE RETAINED ON SITE
• 7. FINAL BIOLOGICAL INSPECTION REQUIRED
• Work in the right of way requires coordination
• with the Monroe County Public Works & Engineering
• Division. Work performed within the right of way
• may require a separate permit or approval in
• addition to a permit issued by the Monroe County
• Building Department and /or the utilities. It is
• the responsibility of the owner to obtain all
• required permits before starting work. Failure to
• obtain a right of way permit when required may
• result in work stoppages or penalties.
• Contacts for right of way permits are:
• Upper Keys at the Public Works Facility; 300
• Magnolia Street, Key Largo, FL 33037; contact(s):
• Giselle Lopez or John Glista; ph 305/852-7161
• Lower Keys at the Gato Building – Engineering
• Office; 1100 Simonton Street; Key west, FL 33040;
• contact(s): Breanne Erickson or Clark Briggs; ph
• 305/292-4427
• ALL DEBRIS TO BE REMOVED TO A PERMITTED DISPOSAL
• FACILITY. INSPECTIONS REQUIRED PER PERMIT CARD.
• NO PLAN DEVIATION ALLOWED WITHOUT A REVISED
• PERMIT.
• NO OTHER WORK THIS PERMIT.
• DEEMED NON-DEVELOPMENT. DEO EXEMPT.
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• 6/30/2021 mlp
• In Florida the building code defers to AHJ
• therefore: MCC Sec.6-103. - Issued Permits.
• (a)Permit Intent. A permit issued shall be
• construed to be a license to proceed with the work
• and not as authority to violate, cancel, alter or
• set aside any of the provisions of the Florida
• Building Code and other technical codes. Nor shall
• issuance of a permit prevent the building official
• from there after requiring a correction of errors
• in plans, construction, or violations of this
• Code.
• (b) Permit time limitations. Every permit issued
• shall become null and void unless the work
• authorized by such permit is commenced within six
• months after its issuance, or if the work
• authorized by such permit is suspended or
• abandoned for a period of six month after the time
• the work is commenced. Work is considered
• commenced if it has received an approved initial
• inspection pursuant to permit requirements or an
• approved temporary electrical inspection. Any
• valid permit, for which construction has
• commenced, must progress in a timely fashion. The
• only method by which timely valid progress of
• authorized work may be demonstrated is through the
• building department's having performed and
• approved a required inspection on the building
• permit display card within 180 days measured from
• either:(1) As to the initial inspection, the date
• work was required to begin; or(2) As to
• inspections subsequent to the initial inspection,
• from the date of the last performed and approved
• required inspection on the display
• card.(c)Reserved.(d)Failure to obtain inspections.
• Failure to obtain an approved inspection within
• 180 days of the previous approved inspection shall
• constitute suspension or abandonment that shall
• render the permit null and void. Any work
• completed without an approved inspection may be
• subject to code compliance.(e) Extensions. After
• work is commenced, a one-time only extension of
• time for a period of not more than 180 days, may
• be allowed by the building official for the
• permit, provided the extension is requested in
• writing and justifiable cause is demonstrated
• prior to the expiration date. Any extension
• request shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable
• fee.