Revised 1/6/2017 Town of Fort Myers Beach Page 7 of 7
2525 Estero Blvd Fort Myers Beach, Florida 33931
Phone: 239-765-0202 Permits@FortMyersBeachFL.gov Fax: 239-765-0909
Part I
A. Applicant’s name: The applicant may be the landowner or an authorized agent.
B. Relationship of applicant to owner: If the applicant is not the owner of the property
state the relationship of the applicant to the owner (option holder, contract purchaser,
lessee, trustee, agent, etc.) and submit a notarized authorization from the owner(s) to
the applicant.
C. Authorized Agent’s name: If the applicant will have others representing him/her in
processing the application, indicate name, address, and phone number.
D. Nature of request: State, in general terms, the purpose of the request.
E. Specific property: If the request is specific to a particular tract of land,
complete Part II
of the form.
Part II
Part II must be completed for all applications in which a particular tract or parcel of land is
involved. Applications for administrative interpretations of ordinances that do not affect only a
particular parcel do not need to complete this part.
A. If the request is due to a notice of violation, please indicate the date it was issued, the
type of notice (building code, zoning, etc.) and what the violation was.
B. If the owner is the applicant, write “same as applicant.”
C. If the application includes only one or more undivided platted lots within a subdivision
officially recorded in the Plat Books of Lee County, Florida, identify the property by lot
number(s), block if applicable, subdivision unit if applicable, subdivision name, and plat
book number and page number. If the property is not one or more undivided platted
lots or is in an “unrecorded” subdivision, attach a metes and bounds legal description
giving accurate bearings and distances for each course. The initial point in the
description must be related to an established identifiable real property corner, such as a
government corner or a recorded corner. The bearings in the description must be
referenced to a well- established and monumented line.
D. Provide the dimensions of the subject property, including frontage on streets and/or
waterways. Also include total land area in square feet or acres.
E. Submit a Boundary Survey meeting the minimum technical standards for surveying set
out in Chapter 61G17-6 of the Florida Administrative Code. Make sure that the surveyor
is aware of any specific needs of the survey (location of Coastal Construction Lines,
locations of existing structures, locations of easements, locations of wetlands, etc) that
are relevant to your request.
F. If there are any deed restrictions or covenants that might affect the requested action,
provide the information.