Order of the Pinellas County Board of Adjustment. We received this case in advance. We studied it. In some cases, we may have visited the site. If you did visit the site, anybody on this board, please let that be known during the discussion. Please understand that we do not bring these cases. We are citizens tasked with weighing the evidence in order to make the most informed decision possible. We have no personal interest or stake in the case except for the overall good of the community. The staff has made a recommendation on this case, and that recommendation is input only and may not necessarily be the opinion of this board. Anyone planning to speak for or against any application must be sworn in prior to testifying. If you've not been sworn in, please do so now. When the case is called by the staff, the applicant should come to this podium in front of us and give us your name and address, then present your case, including any comments from any supporters in attendance. There are nobody here, so opponents will be given an opportunity to state their objection. If there are numerous opponents, yeah, well, never mind. Any subsequent objectors should just add new information, not just rehash prior stated objections. Opponents may also display the volume of objectors by a show of hands. The applicant will then return to the podium solely to rebut the comments of any opponents and may not bring any new information or testimony at that time. We will then close the hearing, and we will discuss the case and make a motion. Darrell, you had a comment? Yes. So the matters heard by the Board of Adjustment and Appeals are quasi-judicial in nature. Please note that only competent, substantial, fact-based testimony or evidence may be considered by the board in deciding the matters before it. Pure speculation or opinion, not based on competent facts, cannot be legally considered by the board. Lay testimony with fact-based support, including but not limited to meeting minutes, surveys, engineering reports, et cetera, may be considered competent and substantial evidence. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, and if anyone's visited the site, please disclose that. Okay. So, Mr. Schroederbeck, you want to call the first case? Yes. Good morning. Our first case is TY2-25-12. This is a modification of a previously approved Type 2 use to allow for the addition of a 1,079-square-foot mausoleum to an existing cemetery in an RA zone for the property located at 5750 49th Street North in Wellman. Staff recommends conditional approval. The subject property is Memorial Park Cemetery. It's been around for about 80 years. This property consists of approximately 35 acres, but the larger cemetery overall spans additional properties to approximately 104 acres. The cemetery includes mausoleums, funeral home, cremation gardens, columbarium, garden sections, maintenance buildings. So the applicant is proposing to construct this new mausoleum for the existing cemetery. It's approximately 1,079 square feet in size, 20 feet in height, and would accommodate approximately 360 crypts. The new mausoleum will be constructed in alignment with existing mausoleum buildings along 58th Avenue North, which is already situated within a cluster of mausoleum structures in the Memorial Garden. The staff or the code requires that cribs must be at least 50 feet from any adjacent parcel. This requirement is satisfied per the concept plan. This use is not expected to generate excessive traffic. They'll be able to utilize drainage systems that are currently on site, and there will be adequate parking provided. Additionally, the applicant plans to provide landscaping along the 58th Avenue North frontage and enhance the landscaping on the internal drives to serve as effective screening. Again, staff recommends conditional approval subject to appropriate site plan review and the applicant obtaining all required permits and fees. Thank you. Would the applicant step forward to the podium, please? Good morning. So we understand this is an existing cemetery. It has existing mausoleums now, and you're going to be adding another mausoleum building? That's correct. That's correct. Okay. Is there anything you need to show us or tell us? Well, basically, the description that Mr. Sheldon here, this is exactly what we're doing. It's a small addition to a large lot of several acres. We need to talk about their names and addresses. Oh, yes. I'm sorry. Sorry. Give us your names and addresses, please. My name is Alejandro Ramirez. That's A-L-E-J-A-N-D-R-O. And your address? My address is 4242 Northwest, 2nd Street, Miami, Florida. Okay. And you? My name is Sus Perea, P-E-R-E-A. And the office address is 4242 Northwest, 2nd Street, Miami, Florida, 3-3-1-6. 1-2-6. 1-2-6. Thank you. I understand you drove up here from Miami. Yeah. Apologize. I don't make this meeting longer on your behalf, but we don't have to. To make it worth it. Try to justify your drive. Are there any questions from the board on this? I'll make a motion. Want me to? You're welcome to. I move for staff's recommendation of conditional approval in accordance with the findings of fact as outlined in the staff report. Second. We have a motion and a second for conditional approval. Are there any other comments? I'll call for the vote. All in favor signify aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? The motion carries. You have your type 2 approval. And good luck to you. Sorry. Thank you very much. I'm going to make you come here. I have a little bit of time to get around the city because we like it. Yeah. The car's probably still warm. At least it's sunny. Yeah. Exactly. Mr. Chair, I do have one item of note when you're ready. Minutes as well. I know. I just wanted to make you know that it can go after the minutes. I just want to do it before you gavel the meeting shut. Okay. We have minutes from the January 7th meeting. Is there a motion to approve those minutes? Motion to approve. Minutes. Second. Motion to second. All in favor signify aye. Aye. Minutes are approved. And that's all the business we have today. And I think we will have a meeting next month. Yes? Yes. Okay. We should have a meeting next month. We have items on the DRC. There's one that was continued. And if it goes through, there will be. So a meeting next month. Okay. Okay. Okay. So the Dream Center waivers for sidewalk and parking, 4017 56th Avenue North, were both denied. I would suspect that those will be appealed. The appellate body is this body. So they will be coming here. My only reason to bring this up is if you get phone calls from, and I'm not picking on anybody, anybody affiliated with the Dream Center matter. Like I've told you in different, with the Sunshine Law seminars and everything, just keep it between the gavels. No, please, no discussions out in the community. There's, this is going to get around. And so I would suspect it's coming here. I would just keep any discussion of these, of the waiver denial and appeal to live public hearing. So they were denied at, at, at the administrative level. At, okay. Staff level. Yeah. We had previously, we denied this case previously, didn't we? No, it was approved with conditions. I mean, yeah. Okay. And two of the conditions said that they had to obtain, either had, they had to perform certain conditions or they had to obtain waivers. And, but they're always allowed the waiver appeal process, which is this board. I don't want to talk too much about it because it's under litigation as well. So it's, it's. So this hasn't gone to court yet. And it won't for a long time. Okay. So. But it went back to the administrative level. There's no stay file for that kind of stuff. So they can, they can hear the waivers and, and act on them, which they did and denied both of them. And this is the appellate body for the waivers, the staffs. If a party wishes, if the applicant wishes to deny the waivers, which, I mean, appeal the denial of the waivers, then this is where it comes. And so to the point there's any voice or correspondence traffic, I wouldn't respond to it. And I would keep everything at the public hearing. Okay. Is that coming here next month? I don't know. I don't know when. I just know that it's my understanding. There's an intent to appeal. We haven't received anything yet, but I just felt like with it being, uh, you know, a matter that's been discussed quite a bit in the community that I wanted to let you know that that had occurred. Hence the name board of adjustment and appeals. That's what the code says. Okay. All right. And you got a good one for us next month. Goody. All right. We're doing. Shall we wrap it up? We are adjourned. Okay.