Remarks by Carlos Aparicio
235 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 10 of 10
- Play at 3:28:42
“But could someone come in and say it's condemned, I gotta demolish the whole house and- Well, Scarlett asked us, we needed to provide a plan saying that we're not touching the trees. It's required now. She asked for it.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:28:56
“But the other people just, there's so many of them. They're not one lot. There's like about 10 lots here.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:29:58
“Can I ask one more thing? I mean, I've worked in towns that above ground pools are not allowed, because the problem is the pool. When you build a pool and you build a structure and they put the pool up there, it's an above ground pool. So it's actually a building, it's a structure. So it's not a pool. It's a completely different, I don't know how a code reads. To me, something that is built in the ground has one type of permit, but when you build a structure and you put a pool on top of it, it's not a pool permit. You're actually building a structure. Maybe we could take a look at the…”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:31:47
“Well, that's still a still a pool is a hole in the ground.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:31:54
“No, I mean, I'm not talking about the language of it. I'm just saying that, to me, it's two different things. A pool that is built on a structure that has water on top of it. It's like if you built a pool on top of a roof of a building, it's a very different thing than digging a hole and building a pool on the ground. Regardless if you raised the whole level of a couple feet, there's still a hole in the ground. So I don't know how the code reads.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:33:15
“Well, I mean, I think that someone might just want to replace their awning without changing their sign. So, you know, it can be joint because it's – right now it's a disgrace. I mean, they really – the whole – the signage is less of worrisome as the awning situation in the town because we have such a pretty town and it's been defaced by the multitude of different kinds of awnings and colors.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:33:50
“I'm sorry to be so obsessive about the pool, but... I know I'm a broken record. Last thing I said. If the pool is in the yard, in the backyard, maybe it's for George, the edge of the pool is considered the same setback as a regular pool on the ground? Like from the back of the house, if you have a pool, if you have a wall that is up in the air, are you considering the same setback for the pool? Because that's actually a building, so it's not really a pool.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:34:18
“So that's a problem. You have someone in the yard in the other house that's going to look at a wall that is five feet away from the house.”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:34:41
“I know, but again, I'm sorry. This is the last thing I said. We're doing that to the neighbor. The neighbor in the back of the house, if you allow them to... If someone wants to say, okay, I'm going to count it as square footage, the neighbor in the back that backs up to the pool is going to end up having...”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026
- Play at 3:34:57
“It's going to have a wall in the back of their house five feet from their property, so... That's not okay. That's a structure, so we have to fix this. It cannot be allowed in any way, shape, or form. Because we can't do that to the, it's not responsible to the neighbor. You're building a structure within the setback. You know what I mean? It's a big deal. There's so many of these pools, by the way. I mean, there's not one or two. There's several of them. And they still keep on trying to build them. So we need to be very clear about in a town where we have such little lot, we have to be very…”
Planning and Zoning Board · Mar 26, 2026