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Hello Mr. Siwicki,
Monica Graziani
Friday, December 28, 2018 9:02 AM
jrsiwickijr@gmail.com
Cindy McCall; Carl John Peterson; Joseph Fersch; Dana DiFrancesco; Katherine
Barbieri; Leslie Olson; LHamby@AMRL.com; CJIMENEZLAND@gmail.com
RE: 3847 N US HWY 1
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St. Lucie County
I am contacting you regarding some plans that were dropped off to the Building Department yesterday with no
transmittal letter or permit application. There was a sticky note on the plan that referenced a roof permit
number. Thus, how staff was able to decipher this was your project.
As noted below, a renovation building permit must be applied for by a licensed commercial contractor as the property is
considered commercial. The renovation work is separate from the roof permit. For your convenience, I have attached z
copy of the application.
The plans will be placed on hold until your contractor provides a permit application.
Sincerely,
Monica
From: Leslie Olson
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2018 5:37 PM
To: jrsiwickijr@gmail.com
Cc: Cindy McCall <McCaIIC@stlucieco.org>; Monica Graziani <GrazianiM@stlucieco.org>; Carl John Peterson
<PetersonJ@stlucieco.org>; Joseph Fersch <FerschJ@stlucieco.org>; Dana DiFrancesco <DiFrancesco D@stlucieco.org>;
Katherine Barbieri <Barbierik@stlucieco.org>
Subject: FW: 3847 N US HWY 1 Draft letter
Good Afternoon Mr. Siwicki,
Please accept this correspondence as a follow up to our conference call on December 19, 2018 regarding the
property located at 3847 N US Highway 1.
You are correct that the Building Official, Carl Peterson, stated a plumbing permit is not required. Also, you do
not need an electrical permit.
In an effort to provide you with clear direction on what is required to abate the violations at the subject property,
the following is required on the outstanding violations:
1. As more than 25% of the roof has been removed, a permit is required to replace the entire roof of the
structure. (Per the Florida Building Code — 6th Edition (2017) — 706.1.1)