Flagler Beach extends building application moratorium

The extension is to allow both the City Commission and the city’s Planning and Architectural Review Board to review the city’s 35-foot building height maximum policy and the policy exemptions.

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The city of Flagler Beach has extended its moratorium on new building applications for an additional six months if the commission does not agree to lift it sooner.

The City Commission is hoping to have an informational joint workshop meeting with the city’s Planning and Architectural Review Board to review the city’s 35-foot building height maximum policy and its exemptions.  The Flagler City Commission set a tentative date of the June 4 PAR board meeting for the joint workshop at its April 25 commission meeting.

The city implemented a six-month moratorium on new building applications last November to examine the policy, though that moratorium expires in May, necessitating the extension. The PAR board will review the June 4 date at its May meeting.

 

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