Public documents that mention Michele C. Ficocello.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Planning & Architectural Review Board Workshop and Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed proposed amendments to Land Development Regulations concerning retaining wall height, screening, setbacks, and parking requirements. During the regular session, the board recommended denial of a land use map amendment and a corresponding zoning map amendment. Furthermore, the board granted approval for a special exception to operate a miniature golf course and approved a major site plan for the renovation of the Ocean Palms Golf Course, both with specific conditions regarding lighting, parking, and operational hours. The meeting concluded with discussions regarding the acquisition of short-term rental monitoring software and an update on the city's zoning district assessment.
Enterprise
Get verified public-sector contacts at scale
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
The Board discussed proposed amendments to the Land Development Regulations, specifically focusing on retaining-wall heights, fence measurement standards, screening requirements for commercial developments adjacent to residential properties, definitions for walls and fences, maintenance-access standards, and setback requirements. The Board also reviewed a presentation regarding the ongoing assessment of the Tourist Commercial Zoning District and discussed the potential inclusion of additional areas in the commercial-property assessment.
Aug 26, 2026·Board meeting
Special Magistrate Regular Meeting Minutes
The Special Magistrate reviewed several parking citation appeals, upholding some while dismissing others and reducing fines where appropriate due to signage confusion. Additionally, the magistrate addressed various code enforcement cases, finding several properties in compliance and ordering the correction of deficiencies for others, including requirements for permit acquisition and structural repairs. Status updates were provided for ongoing code enforcement matters, with one case scheduled for a future status hearing to assess potential fines.
