Cudjoe Key home setback variance
Summary
Michele Putko filed a motion asking the commission to reconsider its earlier approval of a 22-foot front setback variance for a detached dwelling in Cutthroat Harbor Estates. The outcome could reopen a neighbor dispute over development near her property.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
The applicant for the detached dwelling if the variance stands, or the movant if reconsideration succeeds.
Whichever party loses the reconsideration could face altered development plans or setbacks.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission Hearing - Oct 28, 2026
Michele Putko filed a motion asking the commission to reconsider its earlier approval of a 22-foot front setback variance for a detached dwelling in Cutthroat Harbor Estates. The outcome could reopen a neighbor dispute over development near her property.
Planning Commission Hearing - Aug 26, 2026
A homeowner sought a 22-foot front-yard setback for a new detached home in Cutthroat Harbor Estates — a neighborhood-scale zoning question.
Related development
Cutthroat Harbor Estates detached dwelling setback variance (reconsideration)
If granted, reconsideration could reopen and potentially undo a previously approved setback variance for a proposed home.
Cutthroat Harbor Estates variance (Resolution P29-26) — motion for reconsideration
Clears the way for the Nurembergs' detached dwelling to proceed with the reduced front setback; the reconsideration effort failed.
Nurenberg front-yard setback variance
Lets a larger home proceed on a lot neighbors say floods regularly; road flooding concerns were noted for county resiliency staff.
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