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Permit #2023100166

Permit Details

Status: FINAL

Parcel Id: 07-11-31-7058-00100-0250
Block: 00100
Subdivision: 7058 -
Job Phone: 838-684-6512 X9
Location Address: 21 SENSENEY PATH
Type: PO - POOL
Issue Date: 10/09/2023
NOC: RECORDED
Applicant name: SAMANTHA JESSICA ALEXANDER
Owner: VIA ROGER DALE & SHERRY ELAINE H&W

Address

21 SENSENEY PATH

PALM COAST, FL 32164

Lot: 0250
Contracted Stated Job Value: ¤42,000.00
Job Description: swimming pool & enclosure
Type: CN

Contractor

AFFORDABLE POOLS INC
Status Location Address State License Number Phone
ACTIVE

3438 LONGLEAF ROAD

,

CPC1460092 (Exp: 08/31/2026) 838-684-6512 X9

Sub Contractors

CHARLES K DAVIS
Status Location Address State License Number Phone
INACTIVE

1410 RIDGEWOOD AVE

HOLLY HILL, FL 32117

EC13011552 (Exp: 08/31/2026) 386-236-9610
CHRISTOPHER DEAN BAZZLE
Status Location Address State License Number Phone
INACTIVE

400 B 8TH ST

, 0

CRC1333793 (Exp: 08/31/2026) 386-492-6910

Inspection History

Type Request Date Result Inspector
POOL FINAL 05/31/2024 Disapproved - NO FEE BTAYLOR
Note: 5-31-24 1. No pool alarm in pool.
POOL FINAL 05/31/2024 FINAL APPROVED BTAYLOR
Note: 5/31/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES 5-31-24 1. No pool alarm in pool.
U -UTILITY RESIDENTIAL FINAL 05/30/2024 FINAL APPROVED DHANEY
ROW- FINAL SURVEY/GRADING CERTIFICATION 05/29/2024 APPROVED - AS NOTED FSLADISH
Note: 5/29/24 Elevation corrections made and swale in place to allow positive drainage at the time of this inspection. approving as noted that drainage will now work. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5/20/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES 5/20/24 SURVEY SHOWS ALL WATER DRAINING TO THE REAR NOT SHEDDING LEFT AND RIGHT THEN FROM REAR TO FRONT AS INDICATED ON THE SITE PLAN. SPOKE WITH HOME OWNER ON SITE ABOUT WHAT TYPE OF CORRECTIONS WILL BE REQUIRED TO MOVE FORWARD. ASKED HIM TO CONTACT ME WHEN THEY ARE COMPLETED AND I WOULD DO MY BEST TO INSPECT THEM FOR PROPER DRAINAGE FLOW BEFORE RESUBMITTING FOR INSPECTION. NOT GOING TO FEE THIS INSPECTION TODAY. 5/13/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES *** NOTES ADDED BY FSLADISH 5/13/2024 7:30:23 AM *** 5/13/24 You have submitted a boundary survey. You will need to submit a topographic survey with all COPC required elevations for us to determine if the drainage matches your site plan and does not negatively affect any adjoining property. A. INITIAL PERMIT APPLICATION 1. The Right of Way Access Application must be accompanied by: a. Two (2) Topographic Surveys to include, at a minimum: (1) The Topographic Survey shall be signed, dated and sealed by an active Licensed Florida Professional Surveyor - Mapper. The signature and date must be under a raised seal. The Lot Grading Plan may be superimposed on the Topographic Survey. (2) The Finished Floor Elevation (FFE) of the living area of improved structures on adjacent lots. (3) The elevations on all adjacent properties at a minimum of 20 foot intervals, on a 10 foot offset outside the property lines. (4) The elevations at 20 foot intervals along all property lines. (5) The interior elevations at no greater than a 20 foot grid. (6) The road centerline (RCL) and edge of pavement (EOP) elevations for roadways adjacent to and along all property lines, including EOP in Cul-De-Sacs at 9, 12 and 3 o’clock positions. (7) The elevations and/or inverts of all drainage structures within 100 feet of the property lines, including culverts, inlets, swales, weirs, catch basins, etc. both upstream and downstream of the property. This includes the ditch bottom and top of bank of ditches located on the property, or in Reserve Parcels adjacent to the property. (8) All elevations are to be expressed to nearest 0.01 foot. (9) An on-site, third order, easily identifiable benchmark referenced to NAVD 1988 datum (e.g. fire hydrant, nail in power pole). Pavement nails will not be accepted as benchmarks. (The benchmark must be maintained throughout the construction cycle and will be used in the Swale Plan and Final Survey). (3) Identify how the rear yard will be drained. The rear yard is required to drain to the front yard swale, unless the Topographic Survey/Lot Grading Plan demonstrates a rear yard drainage system with an appropriate outfall. Flooding or draining onto adjacent properties will not be allowed.
ROW FIELD SURVEY /GRADING CERTIFICATION 05/29/2024 APPROVED - AS NOTED FSLADISH
Note: 5/29/24 Elevation corrections made and swale in place to allow positive drainage at the time of this inspection. approving as noted that drainage will now work. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Inspector Notes from Inspection 9463 5/29/24 Elevation corrections made and swale in place to allow positive drainage at the time of this inspection. approving as noted that drainage will now work. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5/20/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES 5/20/24 SURVEY SHOWS ALL WATER DRAINING TO THE REAR NOT SHEDDING LEFT AND RIGHT THEN FROM REAR TO FRONT AS INDICATED ON THE SITE PLAN. SPOKE WITH HOME OWNER ON SITE ABOUT WHAT TYPE OF CORRECTIONS WILL BE REQUIRED TO MOVE FORWARD. ASKED HIM TO CONTACT ME WHEN THEY ARE COMPLETED AND I WOULD DO MY BEST TO INSPECT THEM FOR PROPER DRAINAGE FLOW BEFORE RESUBMITTING FOR INSPECTION. NOT GOING TO FEE THIS INSPECTION TODAY. 5/13/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES *** NOTES ADDED BY FSLADISH 5/13/2024 7:30:23 AM *** 5/13/24 You have submitted a boundary survey. You will need to submit a topographic survey with all COPC required elevations for us to determine if the drainage matches your site plan and does not negatively affect any adjoining property. A. INITIAL PERMIT APPLICATION 1. The Right of Way Access Application must be accompanied by: a. Two (2) Topographic Surveys to include, at a minimum: (1) The Topographic Survey shall be signed, dated and sealed by an active Licensed Florida Professional Surveyor - Mapper. The signature and date must be under a raised seal. The Lot Grading Plan may be superimposed on the Topographic Survey. (2) The Finished Floor Elevation (FFE) of the living area of improved structures on adjacent lots. (3) The elevations on all adjacent properties at a minimum of 20 foot intervals, on a 10 foot offset outside the property lines. (4) The elevations at 20 foot intervals along all property lines. (5) The interior elevations at no greater than a 20 foot grid. (6) The road centerline (RCL) and edge of pavement (EOP) elevations for roadways adjacent to and along all property lines, including EOP in Cul-De-Sacs at 9, 12 and 3 o’clock positions. (7) The elevations and/or inverts of all drainage structures within 100 feet of the property lines, including culverts, inlets, swales, weirs, catch basins, etc. both upstream and downstream of the property. This includes the ditch bottom and top of bank of ditches located on the property, or in Reserve Parcels adjacent to the property. (8) All elevations are to be expressed to nearest 0.01 foot. (9) An on-site, third order, easily identifiable benchmark referenced to NAVD 1988 datum (e.g. fire hydrant, nail in power pole). Pavement nails will not be accepted as benchmarks. (The benchmark must be maintained throughout the construction cycle and will be used in the Swale Plan and Final Survey). (3) Identify how the rear yard will be drained. The rear yard is required to drain to the front yard swale, unless the Topographic Survey/Lot Grading Plan demonstrates a rear yard drainage system with an appropriate outfall. Flooding or draining onto adjacent properties will not be allowed.
ROW - FINAL INSPECTION 05/29/2024 APPROVED - AS NOTED FSLADISH
Note: 5/29/24 Elevation corrections made and swale in place to allow positive drainage at the time of this inspection. approving as noted that drainage will now work. At the time of the inspection, all minimum city requirements were met. The builder's responsible for ensuring that nothing changes after this Inspection is approved. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Inspector Notes from Inspection 9465 5/29/24 Elevation corrections made and swale in place to allow positive drainage at the time of this inspection. approving as noted that drainage will now work. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Inspector Notes from Inspection 9463 5/29/24 Elevation corrections made and swale in place to allow positive drainage at the time of this inspection. approving as noted that drainage will now work. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5/20/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES 5/20/24 SURVEY SHOWS ALL WATER DRAINING TO THE REAR NOT SHEDDING LEFT AND RIGHT THEN FROM REAR TO FRONT AS INDICATED ON THE SITE PLAN. SPOKE WITH HOME OWNER ON SITE ABOUT WHAT TYPE OF CORRECTIONS WILL BE REQUIRED TO MOVE FORWARD. ASKED HIM TO CONTACT ME WHEN THEY ARE COMPLETED AND I WOULD DO MY BEST TO INSPECT THEM FOR PROPER DRAINAGE FLOW BEFORE RESUBMITTING FOR INSPECTION. NOT GOING TO FEE THIS INSPECTION TODAY. 5/13/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES *** NOTES ADDED BY FSLADISH 5/13/2024 7:30:23 AM *** 5/13/24 You have submitted a boundary survey. You will need to submit a topographic survey with all COPC required elevations for us to determine if the drainage matches your site plan and does not negatively affect any adjoining property. A. INITIAL PERMIT APPLICATION 1. The Right of Way Access Application must be accompanied by: a. Two (2) Topographic Surveys to include, at a minimum: (1) The Topographic Survey shall be signed, dated and sealed by an active Licensed Florida Professional Surveyor - Mapper. The signature and date must be under a raised seal. The Lot Grading Plan may be superimposed on the Topographic Survey. (2) The Finished Floor Elevation (FFE) of the living area of improved structures on adjacent lots. (3) The elevations on all adjacent properties at a minimum of 20 foot intervals, on a 10 foot offset outside the property lines. (4) The elevations at 20 foot intervals along all property lines. (5) The interior elevations at no greater than a 20 foot grid. (6) The road centerline (RCL) and edge of pavement (EOP) elevations for roadways adjacent to and along all property lines, including EOP in Cul-De-Sacs at 9, 12 and 3 o’clock positions. (7) The elevations and/or inverts of all drainage structures within 100 feet of the property lines, including culverts, inlets, swales, weirs, catch basins, etc. both upstream and downstream of the property. This includes the ditch bottom and top of bank of ditches located on the property, or in Reserve Parcels adjacent to the property. (8) All elevations are to be expressed to nearest 0.01 foot. (9) An on-site, third order, easily identifiable benchmark referenced to NAVD 1988 datum (e.g. fire hydrant, nail in power pole). Pavement nails will not be accepted as benchmarks. (The benchmark must be maintained throughout the construction cycle and will be used in the Swale Plan and Final Survey). (3) Identify how the rear yard will be drained. The rear yard is required to drain to the front yard swale, unless the Topographic Survey/Lot Grading Plan demonstrates a rear yard drainage system with an appropriate outfall. Flooding or draining onto adjacent properties will not be allowed.
ROW- FINAL SURVEY/GRADING CERTIFICATION 05/20/2024 Disapproved - NO FEE FSLADISH
Note: 5/20/24 SURVEY SHOWS ALL WATER DRAINING TO THE REAR NOT SHEDDING LEFT AND RIGHT THEN FROM REAR TO FRONT AS INDICATED ON THE SITE PLAN. SPOKE WITH HOME OWNER ON SITE ABOUT WHAT TYPE OF CORRECTIONS WILL BE REQUIRED TO MOVE FORWARD. ASKED HIM TO CONTACT ME WHEN THEY ARE COMPLETED AND I WOULD DO MY BEST TO INSPECT THEM FOR PROPER DRAINAGE FLOW BEFORE RESUBMITTING FOR INSPECTION. NOT GOING TO FEE THIS INSPECTION TODAY. 5/13/2024 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES *** NOTES ADDED BY FSLADISH 5/13/2024 7:30:23 AM *** 5/13/24 You have submitted a boundary survey. You will need to submit a topographic survey with all COPC required elevations for us to determine if the drainage matches your site plan and does not negatively affect any adjoining property. A. INITIAL PERMIT APPLICATION 1. The Right of Way Access Application must be accompanied by: a. Two (2) Topographic Surveys to include, at a minimum: (1) The Topographic Survey shall be signed, dated and sealed by an active Licensed Florida Professional Surveyor - Mapper. The signature and date must be under a raised seal. The Lot Grading Plan may be superimposed on the Topographic Survey. (2) The Finished Floor Elevation (FFE) of the living area of improved structures on adjacent lots. (3) The elevations on all adjacent properties at a minimum of 20 foot intervals, on a 10 foot offset outside the property lines. (4) The elevations at 20 foot intervals along all property lines. (5) The interior elevations at no greater than a 20 foot grid. (6) The road centerline (RCL) and edge of pavement (EOP) elevations for roadways adjacent to and along all property lines, including EOP in Cul-De-Sacs at 9, 12 and 3 o’clock positions. (7) The elevations and/or inverts of all drainage structures within 100 feet of the property lines, including culverts, inlets, swales, weirs, catch basins, etc. both upstream and downstream of the property. This includes the ditch bottom and top of bank of ditches located on the property, or in Reserve Parcels adjacent to the property. (8) All elevations are to be expressed to nearest 0.01 foot. (9) An on-site, third order, easily identifiable benchmark referenced to NAVD 1988 datum (e.g. fire hydrant, nail in power pole). Pavement nails will not be accepted as benchmarks. (The benchmark must be maintained throughout the construction cycle and will be used in the Swale Plan and Final Survey). (3) Identify how the rear yard will be drained. The rear yard is required to drain to the front yard swale, unless the Topographic Survey/Lot Grading Plan demonstrates a rear yard drainage system with an appropriate outfall. Flooding or draining onto adjacent properties will not be allowed.
ROW- FINAL SURVEY/GRADING CERTIFICATION 05/13/2024 Disapproved - NO FEE FSLADISH
Note: *** NOTES ADDED BY FSLADISH 5/13/2024 7:30:23 AM *** 5/13/24 You have submitted a boundary survey. You will need to submit a topographic survey with all COPC required elevations for us to determine if the drainage matches your site plan and does not negatively affect any adjoining property. A. INITIAL PERMIT APPLICATION 1. The Right of Way Access Application must be accompanied by: a. Two (2) Topographic Surveys to include, at a minimum: (1) The Topographic Survey shall be signed, dated and sealed by an active Licensed Florida Professional Surveyor - Mapper. The signature and date must be under a raised seal. The Lot Grading Plan may be superimposed on the Topographic Survey. (2) The Finished Floor Elevation (FFE) of the living area of improved structures on adjacent lots. (3) The elevations on all adjacent properties at a minimum of 20 foot intervals, on a 10 foot offset outside the property lines. (4) The elevations at 20 foot intervals along all property lines. (5) The interior elevations at no greater than a 20 foot grid. (6) The road centerline (RCL) and edge of pavement (EOP) elevations for roadways adjacent to and along all property lines, including EOP in Cul-De-Sacs at 9, 12 and 3 o’clock positions. (7) The elevations and/or inverts of all drainage structures within 100 feet of the property lines, including culverts, inlets, swales, weirs, catch basins, etc. both upstream and downstream of the property. This includes the ditch bottom and top of bank of ditches located on the property, or in Reserve Parcels adjacent to the property. (8) All elevations are to be expressed to nearest 0.01 foot. (9) An on-site, third order, easily identifiable benchmark referenced to NAVD 1988 datum (e.g. fire hydrant, nail in power pole). Pavement nails will not be accepted as benchmarks. (The benchmark must be maintained throughout the construction cycle and will be used in the Swale Plan and Final Survey). (3) Identify how the rear yard will be drained. The rear yard is required to drain to the front yard swale, unless the Topographic Survey/Lot Grading Plan demonstrates a rear yard drainage system with an appropriate outfall. Flooding or draining onto adjacent properties will not be allowed.
ELECTRIC AND ALARM 01/05/2024 APPROVED BTAYLOR
POOL DECK 12/12/2023 APPROVED BTAYLOR
STEEL AND GROUND 11/03/2023 APPROVED BTAYLOR
Note: 10/31/2023 - PREVIOUS INSPECTION NOTES 10/31/23: ** Dirt cave-in at the deep end of the pool (by plumbing pipe) has reduced the rebar clearance to under the required 3" minimum.
STEEL AND GROUND 10/31/2023 Disapproved - NO FEE RSIMS
Note: 10/31/23: ** Dirt cave-in at the deep end of the pool (by plumbing pipe) has reduced the rebar clearance to under the required 3" minimum.

Review History

Department Status Date In Date Out
BLD COMPLETE 10/04/2023 10/09/2023
Note: Released By: JOSH MUNSON - (386)986-4736 - JMUNSON@PALMCOASTGOV.COM
ELEC COMPLETE 10/04/2023 10/09/2023
Note: Released By: JOSH MUNSON - (386)986-4736 - JMUNSON@PALMCOASTGOV.COM
MECH COMPLETE 10/04/2023 10/09/2023
Note: Released By: CHRIS PISCITELLI - (386)986-2574 - CPISCITELLI@PALMCOASTGOV.COM
SW1 COMPLETE 10/04/2023 10/05/2023
Note: Released By: PARREN FLANAGAN - (386)986-2392 - PFLANAGAN@PALMCOASTGOV.COM
ZON COMPLETE 10/04/2023 10/05/2023
Note: Released By: CINDY CHIRI-GONCALVES - (386)986-4737 - CGONCALVES@PALMCOASTGOV.COM

Fees & Payments

(Permit is not ready for pickup until the permit has been processed and fees appear)
Description Amount Due Date Paid
ADJUSTMENT 50% (¤127.50) 10/09/2023
ADMINISTRATIVE RESIDENTIAL ¤30.00 10/09/2023
INSPECTION- POOL ¤160.00 10/09/2023
PLAN REVIEW - RESIDENTIAL ¤65.00 10/09/2023
SURCHARGE FS 533.721 ¤2.00 10/09/2023
SURCHARGE - FS 468.631 ¤2.00 10/09/2023
SW ENG INSPECTION 40 ¤40.00 10/09/2023
SW ENG - REVIEW 20 ¤20.00 10/09/2023
SITE PLAN 30 ¤30.00 10/09/2023
Fees Total Due: ¤0.00 Total Paid: ¤221.50