Legislation Details

File #: 2026-1295   
Type: OHPAB Certificate of Appropriateness Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 5/1/2026 In control: Historic Preservation Advisory Board
On agenda: 5/14/2026 Final action: 6/4/2026
Title: Case File #105; COA26-0026; 723 E Fort King St. - Install an eight-foot by 14-foot prefabricated shed on an existing concrete slab.
Attachments: 1. COA26-0026 Application, 2. Master Site File 723 SE Ft King Street, 3. COA26-0026 Photos, 4. COA26_0026_Aerial and Case Map
Submitted By: Charlita Whitehead
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Presentation By: Charlita Whitehead
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Department: Growth Management

FORMAL TITLE:
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Case File #105; COA26-0026; 723 E Fort King St. - Install an eight-foot by 14-foot prefabricated shed on an existing concrete slab.
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BACKGROUND:
Petitioner/ Property Owner: Denice Bellido De Luna
Project Planner: Charlita Whitehead
Applicant Request: Install an eight-foot by 14-foot prefabricated shed on an existing concrete slab.
Parcel Information
Acres: ?0.40 acres
Parcel(s) #: 2820-000-010
Location: 723 E Fort King St.
Future Land Use: Neighborhood
Zoning District: O-H: Office Historic
Existing Use: Residential

Background:
The existing home, known as the E.H. Cox House, was constructed in 1891 using a frame vernacular-colonial/Italianate building style. The home is a contributing structure to the Ocala Historic District. The property was recommended to be rezoned from R-3, Multiple Family Residential, to O-H, Office Historic, under COA05-0066. Subsequent Certificates of Appropriateness include:
COA06-0014 - reroofing
COA06-0049 - exterior alterations
COA06-0119 - exterior alterations
COA06-0063 - demolition of a carport
COA07-0030 - installation of a freestanding business sign
COA09-0025 - repairs under the house
COA10-0030 - deck repair
COA18-0042 - rear deck replacement
COA23-45221 - reroofing
COA23-45275 - window and door replacement under
COA23-45308 - siding repair
COA24-45614 - soffit, gutter, and fascia repair


Applicant Request:
Approve an eight-foot by 14-foot prefabricated shed with one 48-inch by 72-inch door and two 22-inch by 36-inch windows. The shed will be placed on an existing concrete slab located at the rear of the property.

FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS:
Staff Analysis
Certificate of Appropriateness Criteria for Decisions (City of Ocala, Code of Ordinances, Section 94-82(g)):
The Code states that the Board may issue a certificate of appropriateness ...

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