Design Review Board

Town Of Bay Harbor Islands Design Review Board Meeting AGENDA October 6, 2026 7:00 PM Council Chambers, Community Center, Rooms 2-3, 1175 95th Street, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 STATEMENT OF DECORUM All comments must be addressed to the Council as a body and not to individuals. Any person making a racial or slanderous remark or who becomes boisterous while addressing the Town Council, staff, etc. shall be barred from the audience by the presiding officer. No profanity, shouting, heckling, verbal outbursts, or disruptive behavior in support of or opposition to a speaker or his/her remarks is permitted. Please mute or turn off your cell phone or other electronic devices at the start of the meeting. Failure to do so may result in being barred from the meeting. Persons exiting the Chambers shall do so quietly. SPECIAL NOTICE A Design Review Board of the Town of Bay Harbor Islands will take place in-person and virtually through the Zoom platform. In an effort to provide greater public access and comment on pending matters, the Town of Bay Harbor Islands is providing a Zoom link to enable members of the public to comment on pending items on the Town Council agenda. Zoom access is provided under the same terms and conditions as in-person access, including length of time and decorum. Anyone desiring to be heard may utilize the Zoom link. However, members of the public must understand that the provision of Zoom access for comments is a courtesy, not a vested right, and that access is provided subject to the availability and functionality of the Town’s equipment. There is no guarantee that internet service will be reliable or that the Town’s equipment will function as intended. In the event that the Zoom access is unavailable or interrupted for any reason, the Town Council meeting will still proceed forward, and will not be stopped or rescheduled in any regard. Those wishing to be absolutely certain that their comments are heard by the Town Council should present themselves in person at the Council meeting and seek recognition, or alternatively, should submit their comments in advance of the meeting in writing to the Town Clerk, and ask that they be read into the record, subject to the above terms and conditions, such as length and decorum. The validity of any actions taken by the Town Council will in no way be affected by the use or functionality of Zoom access for comments. 1 Agenda Design Review Board Meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Zoom Meeting Link: Meeting ID: Passcode: To request to speak during Public Comment, please utilize the “raise your hand” Zoom feature on your electronic device. You will be recognized at the direction of the Zoom Meeting Host. In addition, any member of the public who does not wish, or is unable to participate through the Zoom video conferencing platform, but would still like to participate can do so by listening to the meeting as it happens by dialing the Toll-free numbers below: US Toll Free Numbers: 877 853 5247 or 888 788 0099 For higher quality, dial a number based on your current location): US: 1 305 224 1968 or 1 646 558 8656 or 1 301 715 8592 Participant ID: Press the # key. To request to speak: Dial *9 on your telephone device to activate the “Raise your Hand” feature on the Zoom platform. Members of the Public can also submit their request to speak and/or comments via email to the Office of the Town Clerk at eherbello@bayharborislands-fl.gov prior to 4:00 p.m. on the day prior to the meeting. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL MINUTES January 6, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes March 5, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes April 16, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes May 5, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes June 9, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes June 30, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes 2026-01-06-DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-03-05-DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-04-16 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-05-05 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-06-09 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-06-30 DRB Minutes.pdf DISCUSSION ITEMS 9625 Broadview Terrace Request for approval for a revision for “Brian & Brittany Riemer” located at 9625 2 Agenda Design Review Board Meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Broadview Terrace, Lot 8 of Block 30. On January 6, 2026 the Board approved the site plan for the construction of a new single family home. When the applicant submitted the construction plans it was noted that some changes to the front facade/elevation had been altered from the previously approved design. The applicant submitted a new application to address the comments from the Building Department. Enclosed please find the previously approved and proposed plans. Item #1 BHI-DRB Staff Report-9625 Broadview Ter 2.pdf SPR26-000021 DRB Application - Rev.pdf SPR26-000021 Narrative.pdf 2026.01.02-9625 Broadview Terr-DRB-ARCH.pdf 9625 Broadview Terr - DRB Set 10.6.2026.pdf 10250 West Broadview Drive Request for approval for a new single-family home for “Julio Lujan” located at 10250 West Broadview Drive, Lot 38 of Block 23. The owner is proposing to demolish the existing 1951 (3,706 sq. ft.) residence and construct a new two-story single-family residence. The new home will have approximately 8,015 square feet of a/c living space. The proposed residence will have five bedrooms and 7 1/2 bathrooms. Enclosed please find the site plan and elevations. Item #2 BHI-DRB Staff Report-10250 W Broadview Dr.pdf SPR26-000009 DRB Application.pdf 10250 W BROADVIEW DR DRB SET 10.6.2026.pdf ADJOURNMENT Respectfully submitted, Lindsley Noel, MAcc Town Manager This meeting is open to the public, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, all persons that are disabled; who need special accommodations to participate in this meeting because of that disability should contact the office of the Town Clerk at 305-866-6241 ext. 122 no later than four (4) days prior to such proceeding. In accordance with the provisions of section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, anyone wishing to appeal any decision made by the Town of Bay Harbor Islands Council, with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or hearing, will need a record of the proceedings and for such purpose, may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record shall include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Two or more members of the Town Council and/or Town Boards/Committees may attend this meeting. 3 Agenda Design Review Board Meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Town Of Bay Harbor Islands Design Review Board Meeting AGENDA October 6, 2026 7:00 PM Council Chambers, Community Center, Rooms 2-3, 1175 95th Street, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 STATEMENT OF DECORUM All comments must be addressed to the Council as a body and not to individuals. Any person making a racial or slanderous remark or who becomes boisterous while addressing the Town Council, staff, etc. shall be barred from the audience by the presiding officer. No profanity, shouting, heckling, verbal outbursts, or disruptive behavior in support of or opposition to a speaker or his/her remarks is permitted. Please mute or turn off your cell phone or other electronic devices at the start of the meeting. Failure to do so may result in being barred from the meeting. Persons exiting the Chambers shall do so quietly. SPECIAL NOTICE A Design Review Board of the Town of Bay Harbor Islands will take place in-person and virtually through the Zoom platform. In an effort to provide greater public access and comment on pending matters, the Town of Bay Harbor Islands is providing a Zoom link to enable members of the public to comment on pending items on the Town Council agenda. Zoom access is provided under the same terms and conditions as in-person access, including length of time and decorum. Anyone desiring to be heard may utilize the Zoom link. However, members of the public must understand that the provision of Zoom access for comments is a courtesy, not a vested right, and that access is provided subject to the availability and functionality of the Town’s equipment. There is no guarantee that internet service will be reliable or that the Town’s equipment will function as intended. In the event that the Zoom access is unavailable or interrupted for any reason, the Town Council meeting will still proceed forward, and will not be stopped or rescheduled in any regard. Those wishing to be absolutely certain that their comments are heard by the Town Council should present themselves in person at the Council meeting and seek recognition, or alternatively, should submit their comments in advance of the meeting in writing to the Town Clerk, and ask that they be read into the record, subject to the above terms and conditions, such as length and decorum. The validity of any actions taken by the Town Council will in no way be affected by the use or functionality of Zoom access for comments. Agenda Design Review Board Meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026 1

Zoom Meeting Link: Meeting ID: Passcode: To request to speak during Public Comment, please utilize the “raise your hand” Zoom feature on your electronic device. You will be recognized at the direction of the Zoom Meeting Host. In addition, any member of the public who does not wish, or is unable to participate through the Zoom video conferencing platform, but would still like to participate can do so by listening to the meeting as it happens by dialing the Toll-free numbers below: US Toll Free Numbers: 877 853 5247 or 888 788 0099 For higher quality, dial a number based on your current location): US: 1 305 224 1968 or 1 646 558 8656 or 1 301 715 8592 Participant ID: Press the # key. To request to speak: Dial *9 on your telephone device to activate the “Raise your Hand” feature on the Zoom platform. Members of the Public can also submit their request to speak and/or comments via email to the Office of the Town Clerk at eherbello@bayharborislands-fl.gov prior to 4:00 p.m. on the day prior to the meeting. CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL MINUTES January 6, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes March 5, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes April 16, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes May 5, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes June 9, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes June 30, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes 2026-01-06-DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-03-05-DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-04-16 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-05-05 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-06-09 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-06-30 DRB Minutes.pdf DISCUSSION ITEMS 9625 Broadview Terrace Request for approval for a revision for “Brian & Brittany Riemer” located at 9625 Agenda Design Review Board Meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026 2

Broadview Terrace, Lot 8 of Block 30. On January 6, 2026 the Board approved the site plan for the construction of a new single family home. When the applicant submitted the construction plans it was noted that some changes to the front facade/elevation had been altered from the previously approved design. The applicant submitted a new application to address the comments from the Building Department. Enclosed please find the previously approved and proposed plans. Item #1 BHI-DRB Staff Report-9625 Broadview Ter 2.pdf SPR26-000021 DRB Application - Rev.pdf SPR26-000021 Narrative.pdf 2026.01.02-9625 Broadview Terr-DRB-ARCH.pdf 9625 Broadview Terr - DRB Set 10.6.2026.pdf 10250 West Broadview Drive Request for approval for a new single-family home for “Julio Lujan” located at 10250 West Broadview Drive, Lot 38 of Block 23. The owner is proposing to demolish the existing 1951 (3,706 sq. ft.) residence and construct a new two-story single-family residence. The new home will have approximately 8,015 square feet of a/c living space. The proposed residence will have five bedrooms and 7 1/2 bathrooms. Enclosed please find the site plan and elevations. Item #2 BHI-DRB Staff Report-10250 W Broadview Dr.pdf SPR26-000009 DRB Application.pdf 10250 W BROADVIEW DR DRB SET 10.6.2026.pdf ADJOURNMENT Respectfully submitted, Lindsley Noel, MAcc Town Manager This meeting is open to the public, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, all persons that are disabled; who need special accommodations to participate in this meeting because of that disability should contact the office of the Town Clerk at 305-866-6241 ext. 122 no later than four (4) days prior to such proceeding. In accordance with the provisions of section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, anyone wishing to appeal any decision made by the Town of Bay Harbor Islands Council, with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or hearing, will need a record of the proceedings and for such purpose, may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record shall include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Two or more members of the Town Council and/or Town Boards/Committees may attend this meeting. Agenda Design Review Board Meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026 3

Bay Harbor Island Design Review Board Meeting October 6, 2026 MEMORANDUM Agenda #: Date: October 6, 2026 From: Evelyn Herbello, Town Clerk Subject: January 6, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes March 5, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes April 16, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes May 5, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes June 9, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes June 30, 2026 Design Review Board Meeting Minutes 2026-01-06-DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-03-05-DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-04-16 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-05-05 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-06-09 DRB Minutes.pdf 2026-06-30 DRB Minutes.pdf 4

Page 1 of 8 Town of Bay Harbor Islands Design Review Board Meeting MINUTES Date: January 6, 2026 7:00 PM Community Center – 1175 95th Street Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 Opening Call to Order Chair Steven Hurwitz called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Swearing-In of Speakers Town Clerk Evelyn Herbello administered the oath to all people intending to provide testimony during the meeting. Roll Call of Members Deputy Clerk Cindy Alvarez called the roll. Present: Chair Steven Hurwitz; Vice Chair Alan Bebchik; Board Member Jed Frankel; Board Member Kai Chen; and Board Member Janet Adler. Absent: Board Member Ridner and Board Member Goldshtein. Also Present: Town Manager Lindsey Noel; Town Clerk Evelyn Herbello; Town Planner Lorrainia Belle; and Town staff and consultants as required. 5

Page 2 of 8 Items: 1. Request for approval for exterior modifications for the "Club of Bay Harbor Condominium" located at 1120 99 Street, Lots 6-7 of Block 9. The Association submitted an application for exterior modifications involving the removal of a stone façade to replace it with stucco and paint the existing building. Enclosed please find the site plan, elevations and photos. The Board considered an application submitted by the Club of Bay Harbor Condominium Association requesting approval to remove the existing stone façade and replace it with stucco and paint. Christina Martinez, Treasurer of the Association, and Analia Bogdan, Vice President of the Association, presented the application. Ms. Martinez explained that portions of the stone façade had detached from the building and fallen onto a vehicle. Although no injuries occurred, the condition created a safety hazard and liability concern. She advised the Board that the Association’s insurer and engineer of record recommended removal of the stone façade and that the stone should not be reinstalled. The Association was concurrently undertaking concrete restoration repairs to critical structural columns and intended to coordinate façade improvements with that work. Board Member Frankel questioned the urgency of the repairs and sought confirmation that the condition represented a safety hazard. The applicant confirmed that façade failures had already occurred and that removal was necessary. Chair Hurwitz discussed the proposed architectural treatment and encouraged the applicant to consider incorporating scored architectural detailing or other decorative elements to preserve visual interest after removal of the stone. The applicant expressed willingness to explore such alternatives while maintaining the primary objective of eliminating the unsafe condition and waterproofing the building envelope. Board Member Chen stated that the revised appearance would improve the building’s appearance. Board Member Frankel commented that the stone treatment appeared dated and that removal was appropriate. A motion was made by Board Member Frankel to approve the application and incorporate the staff report into the record. And encouraged the applicant to consider scored architectural detailing consistent with the approved color scheme, seconded by Board Member Adler. The motion carried with a 5-0 vote with Board Member Ridner and Board Member Goldshtein absent. 6

Page 3 of 8 2. Request for approval for exterior modifications for "Pura Vida" located at 1019 Kane Concourse (1001), Lots 16-18 of Block 11. The owner submitted an application for exterior modifications to the façade of the subject property. Enclosed please find the site plan, elevations and photos. The Board considered an application for exterior façade renovations to the Pura Vida Miami location. Alejandra Rivera of AW Architects presented the application. The proposal included the removal of the existing wood-looking siding; installation of a stucco reveal façade treatment; replacement of the primary storefront entrance with blue-framed double entry doors; and future awning and signage improvements to be submitted separately through deferred permitting. Ms. Rivera explained that the blue entry treatment was part of an emerging brand identity being implemented at newer Pura Vida locations. Chair Hurwitz discussed the proposed façade treatment and requested that future awnings remain substantially consistent with the design presented to the Board. Board Member Frankel expressed concern regarding the blue branding elements and questioned whether the color palette was compatible with surrounding gateway properties and recently approved developments in the district. Board Members Bebchik and Chen stated that they believed the proposal represented a significant improvement to the existing façade and was compatible with the neighborhood. Public Comment Frances Neuhut, 1060 Kane Concourse, spoke in support of the application. She stated that Pura Vida had significantly contributed to the revitalization of the business district and believed the proposed improvements would further strengthen the commercial corridor. A motion was made by Board Member Bebchik to approve the application and incorporate the staff report into the record, seconded by Board Member Chen. The motion carried with a 4-1 vote with Board Member Frankel voting in opposition. Seconded by Board Member Chen. 3. Request for approval for exterior modifications for "Lindsay Keats Corp" located at 9530 West Broadview Drive, Lot 73 of Block 23. On December 7, 2021, the Board approved the site plans for a new single-family home. The home was built and was issued the Certificate of Occupancy on November 7, 2022. The owners are requesting approval for a material change, from wood to travertine cladding, to the front and side elevations of the previously approved new single-family 7

Page 4 of 8 residence. Enclosed please find the previously approved and new proposed plans. The Board considered a request to modify materials previously approved for a single-family residence by replacing portions of the approved wood cladding with Roman travertine. Matthias Allen of BRG Studio presented the application. The applicant explained that the owner sought to replace portions of the first-floor wood cladding surrounding the garage and entry area with Roman travertine while retaining the wood treatment at upper levels. The applicant noted that some work had commenced prior to obtaining Design Review Board approval, resulting in a stop-work order and necessitating Board review. Board members generally agreed that the proposed material change improved the architectural composition of the residence. Board Member Bebchik stated that the travertine created a more balanced appearance and complemented the remaining wood elements. Chair Hurwitz commented that the original design contained an excessive amount of wood and that the proposed revision represented an improvement. Public Comment Frances Neuhut addressed broader concerns regarding residential development trends, setbacks, and enforcement of development regulations. Her comments were not directed specifically toward the proposed material change. A motion was made by Board Member Bebchik to approve the application and incorporate the staff report into the record, seconded by Board Member Adler. The motion carried with a 5-0 vote. 4. Request for approval of a revision for "10321 E. Broadview LLC" located at 10321 East Broadview Drive, Lot 30 of Block 23. On February 4, 2025, the Board approved the site plan for the new construction of a single-family home. The applicant is now resubmitting revised plans that propose three specific changes: 1) an increase in the design Base Flood Elevation (BFE) due to updated FEMA maps; 2) relocation and an increase in the area of the pool equipment pad; and 3) the addition of a covered walkway connecting the garage to the main house. All other aspects of the approved design remain unchanged. Enclosed please find the previously approved and new proposed plans. The Board considered revisions to plans previously approved for a new single-family residence. Tamara Feldman presented the application. 8

Page 5 of 8 The proposed revisions consisted of raising the finished floor elevation to comply with updated FEMA requirements; enlarging and relocating the pool equipment pad; and modifying the previously approved garage-to-residence connection by replacing a partially open louvered structure with a fully covered walkway. The applicant advised that the modifications did not increase building height, building area, or encroach into required setbacks. Pool equipment would remain screened and landscaped. The Board reviewed the visibility of pool equipment from neighboring properties, screening methods, setback compliance, and the appearance of the revised covered walkway. Discussion also included the architectural character of the residence and visibility of portions of the structure from adjacent properties and waterways. Town Planner Lorrainia Belle confirmed that required setbacks remained compliant and that mechanical equipment would remain appropriately screened. A motion was made by Board Member Adler to approve the revised plans consistent with the Town Planner’s report, seconded by Board Member Bebchik. The motion carried with a 5-0 vote. 5. Request for approval for a new single-family home for “Brian & Brittany Riemer” located at 9625 Broadview Terrace, Lot 8 of Block 30. The owners are proposing to demolish the existing 1972 home and construct a new two-story single-family residence. The new home will have approximately 5,611 square feet of air- conditioned living space. The proposed residence will have four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a two-car garage with a pool and an outdoor terrace. Enclosed please find the site plan and elevations. The Board considered an application for demolition of an existing residence and construction of a new two-story single-family home. Architect Adam Fonz and property owner Brian Riemer presented the proposal. The project consisted of a two-story residence containing approximately 5,611 square feet of air-conditioned living area with four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a two-car garage, swimming pool, and outdoor terrace. Architectural materials included coral stone, textured stucco, bronze-framed windows, wood accents, and a flat tile roof. The applicant requested approval of lighting fixtures incorporated into the front fence structure and minor light spillover beyond the property line as demonstrated by submitted photometric studies. Town Planner Belle explained the applicable code provisions and the necessity for Design Review Board approval of both waivers. 9

Page 6 of 8 The Board discussed fence-mounted lighting; photometric impacts; screening of mechanical equipment; architectural materials; long-term maintenance of exterior wood elements; privacy fencing and neighborhood compatibility; and visibility of elevated mechanical equipment from public rights-of-way and neighboring properties. Chair Hurwitz emphasized that all mechanical equipment should be fully screened and not visible from the street. Town Planner Belle stated that future approvals would include specific conditions requiring mechanical screening and landscaping. Board Member Adler suggested outreach to adjacent neighbors regarding lighting. Board Member Bebchik complimented the architectural design and compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood. A motion was made by Board Member Bebchik to approve the proposed residence, the requested lighting waivers, and all conditions contained within the Town Planner’s report, seconded by Board Member Chen. The motion carried with a 5-0 vote. 6. Request for approval for a new multifamily dwelling for "CPG BH, LLC" located at 9440 West Bay Harbor Drive, Lot 7 of Block 2. The developer is proposing to construct a new seven (7) dwelling unit development. The building design is modern with abundant glass and curvilinear balconies. The proposed dwelling units will range from 1,339 to 3,640 square feet of air-conditioned space. The proposed building will not require any TDRs. Enclosed please find the site plan and elevations. The Board considered an application for construction of a new seven-story, seven-unit multifamily condominium development at 9440 West Bay Harbor Drive. Johana Maria Helenar, with Laviku, and Brandon Rocky Kaler, with Kaler Architecture, presented the application on behalf of the applicant. The applicant described the proposed development as a seven-story condominium building with required parking at the ground level, residential units from the second through seventh levels, amenity areas at the street side of the second through fourth levels, and a private rooftop area for the top-floor unit, including a plunge pool. The applicant explained that the project incorporated an approximately eleven-foot area that had previously been dedicated to the Town and had since been vacated and reflected in the plans. Town Planner Lorrainia Belle clarified that this condition exists on East Island properties where older developments historically used front parking areas, and that new developments are required to provide required parking on site rather than retain the prior street-front parking arrangement. The applicant stated that the design was intended as a contemporary homage to Miami Art Deco, using a white façade, extensive glazing, subtle curves, planted elements, and vertical 10

Page 7 of 8 emphasis to create a more slender and elegant appearance within the applicable height limitations. Chair Hurwitz acknowledged the curvilinear design approach but expressed concern that the front elevation appeared to read as two different buildings, with the lower curvilinear portion contrasting with the flatter upper glass portion. The applicant explained that earlier design iterations had included additional front-facing balcony or shading elements, but that the design had been revised to comply with setback and encroachment requirements. Town Planner Belle clarified for the record that the code had not changed, but that the applicable setback and step-back requirements had been identified during staff review. Chair Hurwitz stated that the rear and side elevations appeared more resolved because the balconies and curves better tied the building together, while the front elevation appeared flatter by comparison. Board Member Bebchik stated that he disagreed with the Chair’s concerns and found the proposed design dramatic, tasteful, unique, and a positive contrast to other modern buildings. Board Member Adler stated that she appreciated the graceful and distinctive design but raised concerns regarding the visibility and scale of the front entry and the appearance of the garage opening from the street. The applicant explained that the front door would include an oversized handle and that the intent was to maintain a cohesive material palette. The Board discussed the project’s parking configuration. The applicant stated that the required parking had been accommodated, that no variances or special approvals were being requested, and that extensive iterations had been undertaken to fit parking, circulation, stairs, elevators, and building services within the site constraints. The Board also discussed glazing at the amenity and gym areas, and the applicant advised that the glazing would have a gray tint and some reflectivity to provide privacy without creating a fully mirrored appearance. The applicant reviewed the proposed exterior materials, including brushed white concrete with crushed glass stone, powder-coated aluminum for garage fencing and window frames, brushed bronze accent detailing at the windows and front columns, and coordinated finishes for the garage doors and main entry door. Public Comment Kathleen Kennedy addressed the Board. Her comments primarily concerned a separate development project, project oversight, rooftop landscaping, and construction-related street conditions. She stated that she had no specific comments regarding the subject application and wished the applicant success. Scott Weinberg addressed the Board and offered comments regarding building operations and resident impacts, including air-conditioning equipment, elevator count, guest parking, valet considerations, and the private rooftop pool. Town Planner Belle advised that any valet request would require Town Council approval. 11

Page 8 of 8 Scott Weinberg, 9441 East Broadview Drive, also spoke regarding the view of the project from across the canal. He stated that he liked the rear design and believed it would be an improvement over the existing condition. He requested that, when dock permits are pursued, any dock layout be angled similarly to the neighboring property to the south rather than placed perpendicular to the seawall, in order to minimize potential impacts to boat traffic in