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Home My WebLink About01-27-2015 Minutes CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD MINUTES January 27, 2015 CALL TO ORDER Chairman Robert Godek called the regular meeting of the Ocoee Code Enforcement Board to order at 7:02 p.m. in the Commission Chambers at City Hall. Member Carrington gave the invocation, and Vice - Chairman Lowery led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The roll was called and a quorum was declared present. PRESENT: Chairman Godek, Vice - Chairman Lowery, Members Carrington, Hopper, and Osborne. Also present were Asst. Support Services Director - Code Enforcement Manager Doug Gaines, Code Enforcement Officers Carmen Delgado, Edward Loeffler and Bob Siegrist; Administrative Assistant Bridgett Coffey, Board Attorney Mary Sneed, and Recording Clerk Diana Turner. ABSENT: Members Blynder and Kelley were absent excused. GUESTS: Police Lieutenant Mike Bryant and Police Detective Michelle Grogan Administrative Assistant Coffey administered the oath to the code enforcement officers and to anyone intending to speak regarding a case. CONSENT AGENDA ALL MATTERS LISTED UNDER 'HIE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED 10 BE ROUTINE BY THE CODL ENFORCEMENT BOARD AND W11,1, BL ACTED UPON BY ONE MOTION. THERE WILL BE NO SEPARATE DISCUSSION OF THESE ITEMS UNLESS DISCUSSION IS DESIRED BY A MEMBER OF THE BOARD, IN WI IICI I CASE TIIE CHAIRMAN WILL INS ERUCT THE BOARD CLERK TO REMOVE "1'1IF ITEM FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA AND SUCH 1 "TEM WILL BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY. A. Minutes of the November 25, 2014, Code Enforcement Board Meeting Assistant Support Services Director — Code Enforcement Manager Doug Gaines presented the dismissals - compliances. B. Dismissal or Compliance Case Number Respondent Location of Violation 14 -104 CLARKE ROAD, INC 1590 E SILVER STAR ROAD C/O MCGLOWN, DEIDREA N &S JEWELRY PAWN C/O SEGUNDO C. PALOMINO FLORIDA METAL - CRAFT,INC. 14 -105 TROY N FUTCH 2010 LADY AVENUE 14 -099 SELBY R BURCH TRUST 835 CHICAGO AVENUE 14 -102 CHARLES JAKULEWICZ 509 L F ROPER PARKWAY NANCY F JAKULEWICZ E.Z. ONE, LLC 15 -002 JULIE OSOWIECKI 417 LITTLE SPRING HILL DRIVE 15 -003 US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 710 CRYSTAL DRIVE TRUSTEE C/O CHOICE LEGAL GRP 15 -004 MARIA N EURIBE 2293 ALOHA BAY COURT 15 -005 DIAN YUAN 2295 ALOHA BAY COURT FENG YUAN LI WANG 15 -006 GREGORY FILIAS 2324 ALOHA BAY COURT 15 -007 JAQUIS L MCCULLOUGH 2326 ALOHA BAY COURT 15 -013 ZI MIN GUAN 2333 ALOHA BAY COURT 15 -014 NYCOLE R CLARK 2330 ALOHA BAY COURT 15 -015 RAY HARPER TRUST AGREEMENT 16 PINE KEY COURT 15 -017 LAURA BARAJAS 74 N CIRCLE KEY DRIVE KEVIN TORRESS C. Order of Continuance (February 24, 2015, Meeting) None. Member Carrington, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that the supplemental consent agenda be accepted as presented. Motion carried unanimously. COMMENTS FROM CITIZENS None. HEARINGS OF.STATEMENTS OF VIOLATIONS PURSUANT TO THE HEARING RULES ADOPTED BY THIS BOARD ON JUNE 27, 1995, VARIOUS DOCUMENTS ARE USED BY THE CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS IN EACH CASE AND ARE REPORTED IN THE CASE TESTIMONY GIVEN BY THE CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. IN THESE MINUTES THE TITLES TO THOSE DOCUMENTS WILL BE ABBREVIATED AS FOLLOWS: ACED - AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE FOR DEMOLFI ION, AOC - AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE, AONC - AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE, ATE- APPLICATION TO FORECLOSE, CO - COMPLIANCE ORDER, CMFD - COMMISSION MEIN ING FOR DETERMINATION, CS — CONTINUED STAY, CTR - COPY '1'O RESPONDENT, ECO — EXTENDED COMPLIANCE ORDER, EX- EXIIIBITS, FS- FEES STAYED, LDC - Land Development Code, NOCV - NOTICE: OF CODE VIOLATION, NOII - NOTICE OF HEARING, NS -No Service, OAF - ORDER AUTHORIZING FORECLOSURE, 01F-L- ORDER IMPOSING FINE -LIEN, ONC - ORDER OF NON - COMPLIANCE, OOC - ORDER OF CONTINUANCE, , ORF — ORDER REDUCING FINE, E'DF'S - PER DAY FINE SUSPENDED, POS - POS, RFR - REQUEST FOR REIIEARING, RFRDUC - REQUEST FOR REDUCTION DENIED UNTIL COMPLIANCE, ROE- REDUCTION OF FINE, SFH — SUBPOENA FOR HEARING, SOV - STATEMENT OF VIOLATION (S) and WD - WITHDREW. HEARINGS ON STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS PURSUANT TO NOTICES OF HEARINGS Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that Cases #10 -049, 07 -106, 15 -018, 14- 101, 15 -012, and 14 -106 be moved to the beginning of the agenda and then revert back to the original agenda. Motion carried unanimously. Member Hopper, seconded by Vice - Chairman Lowery, moved to re -hear Case #10 -049, for request of reduction offine. Motion carried unanimously. Page 2 Case No. 10 -049 Kent Smith Andrew/ Karen Ennis/ Federal National Mortgage Assn./ c/o Choice Legal Group 709 Lakeview Drive Officer Delgado Violation (s) Cited: 115 -5 Observation: Overgrown grass /weeds. 03/24/10 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION REPEAT VIOLATION: 04/01/10 04/01/10 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 04/01/10 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 04/27/10 04/01/10 PROOF OF SERVICE REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 04/16/10 PROOF OF POSTING 04/28/10 ORDER OF COMPLIANCE PER CEB: FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 04/01/10. TO COMPLY BY 05/07/10 OR BE FINED $150 /DAY 04/28/10 PROOF OF SERVICE REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 05/1 1 /10 AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE 05/26/10 ORDER IMPOSING FINE /LIEN 05/27/10 PROOF OF SERVICE CERTIFIED MAIL 08/16/10 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE 10 /01 /10 ORDER IMPOSING FINE /LIEN TOTAL DUE $15,000.00 10/01/10 PROOF OF SERVICE REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 10/28/10 FORECLOSURE ORDER 10/28/10 PROOF OF SERVICE REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 12/30/14 REQUEST FOR REDUCTION MEETING DATE: 01/27/2015 01/27/15 C.E.B. ORDER MOTION TO RECOMMEND TO REDUCE FINE TO $3273.64. CASE TO BE HEARD BY COMMISSION BOARD IN MARCH 2015, FOR FINAL DECISION. Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. The officer explained the property came into compliance on August 16, 2010; the accrued fine is $15,000.00, plus the City's cost of $1273.64, for a grand total of $16,273.64. Annisa Bolton, of Choice Legal Group, attended the meeting on behalf of Federal National Mortgage Association. Ms. Bolton explained Federal National Mortgage Association obtained the property by virtue of a foreclosure action. The mortgage company is in the process of trying to sell the property. The fine was recorded after the Lis Pendens; therefore, it would be subject to the foreclosure action. She asked the fine to be reduced to the City's cost. She continued that upon possession of the property, it was brought into compliance within 100 days. Member Osborne inquired if this case was brought forward by citizen complaints. The officer responded in the affirmative. Member Osborne, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that in Case #10 -049, that the Code Enforcement Board recommend to the City Commission 10 reduce the fine to $3,273.64. Motion carried, 4- 1, with Member Hopper dissenting. Vice- Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that Case #15 -008 be heard as the seventh agenda item, and then revert hack to the original agenda. Motion carried unanimously. Member Osborne, seconded by Member Carrington, moved to re -hear Case #07 -106, for request of reduction of fine. Motion carried unanimously. Page 3 Case No. 07 -106 Karen Ennis/ Federal National Mortgage Assn./ c/o Choice Legal Group 709 Lakeview Drive Officer Delgado Violation (s) Cited: 165 - Observation: Untagged /expired tag /inoperable vehicle blue Chevy. 06/20/07 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 07/02/07 07/16/07 STATEMENT OF VIOLATION 07/16/07 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 07/24/07 07/16/07 PROOF OF SERVICE REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 07/24/07 ORDER OF COMPLIANCE FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED ON 06/29/07 AND GIVEN UNTIL 08/17/07 TO COMPLY OR FINED $100.00 /DAY THEREAFTER. 08/20/07 AFFIDAVIT OF NON COMPLIANCE 08/28/07 ORDER IMPOSING FINE & LIEN 11/04/07 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE 08/12/09 ORDER IMPOSING FINE & LIEN TOTAL DUE $8,900.00 08/18/10 COLLECTION LETTER SENT REG MAIL — RETURNED 10/28/10 FORECLOSURE ORDER 10/28/10 PROOF OF SERVICE REG & CERTIFIED MAIL 12/30/14 REQUEST FOR REDUCTION MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/27/15 C.E.B. ORDER MOTION TO RECOMMEND TO REDUCE FINE TO $970.59. CASE TO BE HEARD BY COMMISSION BOARD IN MARCH 2015, FOR FINAL DECISION. Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. The officer explained the property came into compliance on November 17, 2007; the accrued fine is $8,900.00, plus the City's cost of $970.59, for a grand total of $9,870.59. Annisa Bolton, of Choice Legal Group, attended the meeting on behalf of Federal National Mortgage Association. Ms. Bolton explained the vehicle in question was owned by the previous property owner. The foreclosure action began in 2009; therefore, and the property carne into compliance prior to the foreclosure action. Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that in Case #07 -106, that the Code Enforcement Board recommend 10 the City Commission to reduce the fine to the City's cost of $970.59. Motion carried, 4 -1, with Member Osborne dissenting. Case No. 15 -018 Thomas Wiggins/ Cherie Brassart 62 E Circle Key Drive Officer Delgado Violation Cited: 115 -1, 168 -6 Observation: Miscellaneous debris all over the yard. Furniture cushions, multiple bicycles, tables, chairs, washer and dryers on property. Two trailers on front of property. 01/06/15 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 01/15/15 01/15/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/15/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/15/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 01/13/2015. TO COMPLY BY 03/23/2015 OR FINE OF $50.00 PER DAY , PER VIOLATION. Page 4 Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer explained that the case was brought forward by citizen complaints. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance. Scott Brassart, resident of the property, explained that the dryer was removed 45 minutes after placing it outside. He continued by saying that the new recycle schedule allows for the receptacle to pile up, and his grandchildren disseminate the contents onto the lawn. As for the remaining trailer, he is not financially able to install a fence. Member Hopper inquired what debris remains on the yard. The officer responded one trailer, miscellaneous debris, and wood is in the back yard. Member Hopper inquired if there is anywhere within the City that Mr. Brassart may park his trailer. The officer responded the ordinance requires the trailer to be screened from view. Member Osborne inquired if the trailer could be moved to the backyard. Mr. Brassart responded that there is not enough space in the backyard to accommodate the trailer. Board discussion ensued regarding allowing the respondent enough time to speak with the City's Building Department in order to apply for a fence permit. Member Hopper, seconded by Member Osborne, moved that in Case #15 -018, the respondents be found in violation as cited as of January 13, 2015, and be given until March 23, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be lined 850 per day, for each day the violations remain in non - compliance. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 14 -101 Charles S Jakulewicz/ Nancy Jakulewicz/ Universal Leasing LLC 517 L F Roper Parkway Officer Delgado Violation Cited: 168- 6B(1), 6- 4A,B,H(1)(3) Observation: Off - street Parking Violations, Vehicle(s) routinely parked / stored in the front easement and front of property. There is an overflow of vehicles parked in the front easement and front of property. Parking spaces have no markings and are not clearly defined. UNIVERSAL LEASING LLC has an overflow of vehicles parked in front of property with for sales signs on them. 11/13/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/05/14 12/12/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 12/12/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 12/12/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 11/20/14 TO COMPLY BY 02/23/15 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer explained that the case was brought forward by citizen complaints. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance. Charles Jakulewicz, owner of the property, offered the board a brief history of the property. He presented his property survey as an exhibit. He purchased the property in 1992 with the understating that the unpaved area in the front of the building was authorized parking; however, he was not provided documentation guaranteeing this. He continued by saying he requested information from the City for all records of the approval by the Development Review Committee (DRC) for the utilization of unpaved parking areas at any Page 5 property in the Industrial Zoned and Commercial Zoned areas within the City. The request resulted in a response letter from City Planner Mike Rumer explaining the DRC does not meet to discuss small scale review projects, and the request to approve the parking reduction would be on a staff -level basis. Mr. Jakulewicz continued by saying that Mr. Rumer also offered phone conversations to discuss the request, and that he personally met with Mr. Rumer in January [2015]. The respondent stated Mr. Rumer advised that he found the initial building permit for his property, but no other records. Mr. Jakulewicz stated his property is in an industrial area; however, he is being asked to meet commercial and residential parking standards. He believes that his property is being "picked on ". Board discussion ensued regarding the overflow of vehicles parked in the front easement and in the front of the property. Also discussed was assigned spaces for each unit in that industrial area. Officer Delgado explained most of the vehicles are untagged, and are repaired and listed for sale. Member Osborne inquired if industrial requirements for parking fall under the same requirements as those commercial and residential. The officer explained that when an occupational license is obtained, the property must comply with the parking standards. Mr. Jakulewicz explained that he requested a permit for parking markers and fence from the City; however, the Building Department explained they could not issue the requested permit. Member Carrington inquired from Mr. Jakulewicz if discussion with the City's Building Department regarding permitted parking resulted in a permit. Mr. Jakulewicz confirmed that the Building Department would not issue a permit. Code Enforcement Manager Gaines stated that City Planner Rumer's ruling will apply to this matter. Board Attorney Sneed inquired if City determined if the 25% waiver was granted. Mr. Gaines explained that City Planner Rumer would need to answer that question. David Durgha, owner of Universal Leasing, LLC, apologized that the issue has come this far. He explained that to mitigate the issue, they are now using an offsite storage area for many of their vehicles. Chairman Godek inquired from the respondent why he did not call code enforcement to have the property re- inspected. The officer stated that she was there yesterday [January 26, 2015], and there was little change. Mr. Durgha explained that the vehicles are now parked in one direction and many of the vehicles have been stored at the offsite storage. Member Hopper explained that compliance should be a permanent change, not temporary; a permanent arrangement must be made to accommodate his business. Officer Delgado stated that this is an ongoing issue. Mr. Gaines directed the respondent to meet with City Planner Rumer. Vice- Chairman Lowery inquired if the vehicles are being repaired and sold. Mr. Durgha answered in the affirmative. Board Attorney Sneed explained that the board will allow time for compliance. Mr. Durgha commented that he feels as though his business is getting "picked on ", as other properties are violating the Code as well and are not being cited. The Board's attorney explained that he can call code enforcement to file an official complaint. Member Carrington, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that in Case #14 -101, the respondents be fo in violation as cited as of November 20, 2014, and be given until February 23. 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined $100 per day, per violation, for each day the violations remain in non - compliance. Motion carried unanimously. Page 6 Case No. 15 -012 Adil El Baz/ Antonette El Baz 2344 Aloha Bay Court Officer Delgado Violation Cited: 143 -27 Observation: City Ordinance 143 -27: states that your garbage cart and recycling bins should not be placed curbside earlier than 7:00 p.m. the day before your collection day. The ordinance further states the garbage cart and recycling bins should be stored in the side or rear yard and screened from view. Garbage carts and recycling bins are not to be stored in front of the premises. 01/05/15 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 01/14/15 01/15/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/15/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/15/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 01/12/15. TO COMPLY BY 02/06/15 OR FINE OF $25.00 PER DAY UNTILL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer explained that the case was brought forward by citizen complaints and the Homeowners Association; the complaint was regarding residents of Villas at Woodsmere continuously leaving their garbage containers out. Upon inspection of the neighborhood, the officer noted that this is a neighborhood -wide issue. On November 6, 2014, the officer left each resident a courtesy note advising them of the ordinance [143 -27]. A re- inspection of the neighborhood resulted in non - compliance by Mr. and Mrs. El Baz. Antonette El Baz, property owner, explained that the size of the garages for the townhomes allows very little room for the garbage container and the container smells -up the garage. Member Hopper suggested she make space in her garage for the garbage container. Officer Delgado explained that the she received a call from the builder, and the requirement for the subdivision is to maintain the garbage container in the garage. Member Osborne, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that in Case #15 -012, the respondents be found in violation as cited as of January 12, 2015, and be given until February 6, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined S25 per day, fog° each day the violation remains in non- compliance. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 14 -106 Juan Manuel/ Yolanda Lopez 705 Russell Drive Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 51 -13 Observation: Work without permit. Carport converted to enclosed living space. 09/30/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/31/14 12/31/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 12/31/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 12/31/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 BOARD ORDER DISMISS CASE Officer Siegrist presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer explained that the case was brought forward by the City's Building Department while conducting a Minimum Housing Standards inspection. The City is recommending a 60 -day compliance window, and $50 per day for non - compliance after the 60 days. — Page 7 The officer continued by saying that he is currently working with the homeowner's brother, Rafael Torres. Mr. Torres has attempted several times to obtain a permit for the structure, but has been unsuccessful. The officer explained that the unpermitted work may have been done prior to the current ownership. Rafael Torres, brother of the property owner, explained to the Board that the house was purchased as a short sale, with the carport already having been converted to an enclosed living space. He continued by saying he owned the property for several years and then sold it to his sister. Code Enforcement Manager Gaines explained the building inspector indicated a permit is not on file with the City; that the City's position is to move forward with the requirement of a permit. Board Attorney Sneed read into the record the applicable Code, 51 -13, "It shall be a violation for any person to engage in the business of or act in the capacity of a building, electrical, mechanical, plumbing....within the City without first having obtained a permit thereof from the Building Department." She explained that the City would need to prove the owner violated the Code by constructing without the permit. She continued by saying that based on the reading of the Code, the City would need to prove that the current owner did the work without a permit. Member Hopper stated that Mr. Torres may not have personally enclosed the carport; however, it was still done without a permit. As a member of the Board, he would feel hardship if there were a safety issue. Board discussion ensued regarding the responsibility owners should have when acquiring a property. Board Attorney Sneed advised the Board that it is their responsibility to interpret the code. Member Carrington inquired from Mr. Gaines if the City could conduct an inspection to determine if there may be life safety issues. Mr. Gaines stated this is to be determined by the Building Department. Member Osborne, seconded by Member Carrington, moved to disrniss Case #14 -106, finding no violation. Member Hopper stated he cannot vote to dismiss this case as he feels it is the responsibility of the owner to check for these types of issues. After board discussion: Motion carried, 3 -2, with Member Hopper and lice- Chairman Lowery dissenting. Case No. 15 -008 A and D Ocoee Plaza LLC/ Jose Aybar/ Quadro Supermarket 2 LLC/ Kim Sam -Eng 100 W Silver Star Road Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 51 - 13, 8 - 2A Observation: Main building sign installed/ replaced without required review, approval and permits. 12/17/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 01/15/15 01/15/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/15/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/15/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 12/29/2014 TO COMPLY BY 02/27/2015 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION, Page 8 UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Loeffler presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The City is recommending a 30 -day compliance window and $100 per day, for non - compliance after the 30 days. Chairman Godek inquired if the sign meets the City's Code standards. The officer responded that it would need a permitting review to determine if it does meet the standards of the City's Code. Lisandro Diaz, representative of A and D Ocoee Plaza LLC, stated the City had the wrong address on file, and he received the City's correspondence at a much later time. He continued by saying the contractor with the sign company is asking for more time to comply with the permitting process. Vice- Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Osborne, moved that in Case #15 -008, the respondents be found in violation as cited as of December 29, 2014, and be given until February 27, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined 8100 per day, per violation, for each day the violations remain in non - compliance. Motion carried unanimously. Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved That Case #14 -103 be moved to be heard next, and then revert back to the original agenda. Motion carried unanimously. (8:34 p.m. — Chairman Godek calls for a five minute recess) (8:42 p.m. Chairman Godek calls the meeting to order; all hoard members are present) Case No. 14 -103 H ector Perez/ Cathy Perez/ Eboni Tucker -Smith 1821 Sparkling Water Circle Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 108 -19A Observation: People living in house without an active City water account. 12/09/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/22/14 12/23/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 12/23/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 12/23/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT 13Y REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 12/19/2014. TO COMPLY BY 02/07/2015, OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY UNTIL COMPLIED. Officer Siegrist presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance. The City is recommending a 10 -day compliance window and $100 per day, for non - compliance after the 10 days. Police Lieutenant Mike Bryant and Police Detective Michelle Grogan presented a brief video and showed pictures regarding the condition of the inside of the home. Lieutenant Bryant explained the children residing in the home fill up jugs with water from the neighboring homes, and bring the jugs back to the residence in wheelbarrows. There is no other water supply to the home. Detective Grogan explained the home is infested with roaches. Officer Siegrist advised the City pulled and locked the meter for non - payment on November 17, 2014. Chairman Godek inquired if the children remain in the home. Detective Grogan responded that DCF placed the children with their grandmother. However, she fears the children will be brought back to the Page 9 home. She continued by saying this is a squatter issue, and is the worst case that she has encountered in her 15 years as a law enforcement officer. The detective mentioned that a loaded gun was found on the windowsill in the home. Chairman Godek inquired regarding the history of the residence. Detective Grogan explained the home is in foreclosure. Lieutenant Bryant further explained the homeowners have passed away and willed the horne to their son; however, he has declined the inheritance. The mortgage lender is placing the responsibility on the inheritance; therefore, the property remains in limbo at the moment. Detective Grogan explained to the Board that the respondent, Eboni Tucker- Smith, is involved in multiple criminal enterprises. She asked the Board to remember the conditions of the home and the blighted effect on the neighborhood and neighbors. Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that in Case #14 -103, the respondents be found in violation as cited as of December 19, 2014, and be given until February 7, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined S100 per day, for each day the violation remains in non - compliance. Motion carried unan imously. Case No. 14 -098 Howell C. Cundiff 1600 Little Spring Hill Drive Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 168- 6A,B(1), 165 -3A Observation: One Dodge Daytona/ red/ FL Tag #R41 DJ/ exp. January 2002/ with four flat tires parked in the driveway and one Ford F150/ red/ FL Tag #RGJ40/ exp. January 2014/ parked on side yard lawn /grass /dirt. 1 1/1 1/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/02/14 12/08/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 12/08/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 12/08/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 11/26/14 TO COMPLY BY 02/6/15 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION, UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Siegrist presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non- compliance. The City is recommending a 10 -day compliance window and $50 per day, per violation, for non - compliance after the 10 days. Chairman Godek inquired if the residence is occupied. The officer answered in the affirmative. Member Hopper, seconded by Member Osborne, moved that in Case #14 -098, the respondent be found in violation as cited as of November 26, 2014, and be given until February 6, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined S100 per day, per violation, for each day the violations remain in non - compliance. Vice - Chairman Lowery inquired if this case had been previously presented to the Board. Officer Loeffler responded that he presented this case to the Board many years ago. After Board discussion: Motion carried unanimously. Page 10 Case No. 14 -100 Chris Derepentigny 804 Sleepy Harbour Drive Officer Delgado Violation Cited: 108 -23D, 108 -231, 108 -23P, 51 -13 Observation: Obtain permits for the installation of the siding on back of house and the new window installed in bathroom in second floor without required permits, plans. No framing around the window and it's exposed to weather damage. Install steps in back yard and rails to be in good working order. Back sliding glass door does not work properly. Repair the screen in back sliding glass door. Repair ceiling in garage from water damage. Repair bathroom in downstairs to be in good working order without leaks. 10/30/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/05/14 12/09/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 12/09/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 12/09/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 BOARD ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 12/05/14 AND IN COMPLIANCE AS OF 01/22/15. NOTED FOR POTENTIAL FUTURE REPEAT OFFENSE. NO FINE ASSESSED. Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. This case was brought forward from the tenant of the residence. The officer continued that recent inspections resulted in compliance; however, she would like it noted that the respondent is a repeat violator. Member Carrington, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that in Case #14 -100, the respondent be found in violation as cited as of December 5, 2014, and in compliance as of January 22, 2015. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 15 -001 John E Price Estate 492 Wurst Road Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 108 -22, 108 -19C Observation: Peopled living in house without an active electric service and using a generator for power. 12/10/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/22/14 01/07/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/07/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/07/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 12/20/2014 AS CITED. TO COMPLY 13Y 02/06/2015 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Siegrist presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance. The City is recommending a 10 -day compliance window and $50 per day, per violation, for non - compliance after the 10 days. Chairman Godek inquired if the occupant of the home should be included on the docket. Board Attorney Sneed stated "no ", because violation notices were not mailed to the occupant of the home. Member Hopper inquired if this is a squatter situation. The officer explained that the current resident inherited the home, and is struggling financially and cannot afford electric services. Page 11 Member Osborne, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that in Case #15 -001, the respondent be found in violation as cited as of December 20, 2014, and be given until February 6, 2015, to come in to coin liance, or be Hied $100 per day, per violation, for each day the violations remain in non- compliance. Member Hopper inquired if the occupants are receiving power through the use of a generator. The officer responded he has not heard a generator running, but the occupants did admit to using one. After Board discussion: Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 15 -009 Elizabeth A Hunt 322 Sabinal Street Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 108 -35, 115 -3, 108 -23F, 108 -7, 108 -9, 54- 3A(1), 108 -19(i) Observation: Occupancy of a dwelling in violation of the Minimum Housing Standards Codes. Within all rooms, hallways and the garage: conditions constituting a public nuisance and a nuisance to the public health safety and welfare. Life - safety violations. Physical and unsanitary conditions so lacking illumination or ventilation as to be dangerous to human life or detrimental to the health of occupants or persons on or near the premises. Violations of the Minimum Standards Codes which cumulatively impact upon premises to the point whereby conditions endanger human life or substantially and detrimentally affect the safety or security of occupants. Interior air quality unwholesome and detrimental to the health of human beings. Hazard or menace of fire to a greater degree than that customarily recognized as normal in preventing, suppressing or extinguishing fir or which may obstruct, delay, a hazard or hindrance to the prevention suppression or extinguishment of fire. Animal waste and food waste littering interior of dwelling. Garbage, junk and debris stacked, positioned and stored within the dwelling making impossible safe normal passage, egress, entry and exit. Doors, windows and hallways blocked and congested with stored and stacked garbage, junk and debris. Inoperable toilet plumbing fixture with standing waste and related odor. Missing, blocked and inoperable smoke detectors. No ventilation due to stacked and stored garbage, junk, debris blocking windows and air conditioning vents. Stacked and stored garbage, junk and debris to the extent that risk of fire is increased, ability to escape is decreased, ability to extinguish is decreased and danger to the health and safety of responding authorities is increased. No address numbers are displayed. 12/10/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12/22/14 01/07/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/07/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/07/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 01/10/2015 AS CITED. TO COMPLY BY 03/27/2015 OR FINE OF $50.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION, UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Loeffler presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer was summoned by the City of Ocoee Police Department to inspect the property. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 20151, and resulted in non - compliance. The City is recommending a 60- day compliance window and $50 per day, per violation, for non - compliance after the 60 days. The officer continued by saying the respondent has been in contact with the City. Board Attorney Sneed inquired if the City has offered information for mental health services. The officer explained the police department has been in contact with the respondent. Mr. Gaines explained many City departments are involved in the case. Additionally, the Building Official posted the property for temporary access only. Board discussion ensued regarding the condition of the home. Member Osborne inquired why the City is recommending 60 days. Officer Loeffler responded there are many matters that must be tended to. Page 12 Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that in Case #15 -009, the respondent be found in violation as cited as of January 10, 2015, and be given until March 27, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined S50 per day, her violation for each day the violations remain in non -com liance Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 15 -010 We Care Recycling Administration LLC/ Lumni Toska/ Nicholas J Teague Citywide Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 143 -21, A,B, 143 -14 Observation: Recovered materials dealer operating without registration with the City of Ocoee and related local requirements. Placing recovered material collection container devices throughout the City of Ocoee, Florida upon private and public property within prohibited locations and without property owner and City consent. 12/23/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 01/14/15 01 /15/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01 /15/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/07/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 01/13/2015. TO COMPLY BY 02/06/2015 OR FINE OF $250.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION, UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Loeffler presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance. The City is recommending a 10 -day compliance window and $100 per day, for non - compliance after the 10 days. Member Osborne inquired if the City may dispose of the boxes. The officer responded as long as they are on public property. Member Hopper, seconded by Member Osborne, moved that in Case #15 -010, the respondents be found in violation as cited as ofianuary 13, 2015, and be given until February 6, 2015, to come in to compliance, or be fined $250 per day, per violation, for each day the violation remains in non - compliance. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 15 -011 Edward Smith 1768 Marsh Palm Parkway Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 165 -3A Observation: Untagged, inoperable motor vehicle parked /stored in front driveway: gold Chevrolet. 11/17/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 01/09/15 01/15/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/15/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/15/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 01/09/2015 TO COMPLY BY 02/07/2015 OR FINE OF $75.00 PER DAY UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. Officer Loeffler presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer noted the respondent is a repeat violator. The officer explained that the case was brought forward by citizen complaints and the respondent's 1lomeowners Association. A re- inspection of the property was conducted Page 13 today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance. The City is recommending a 15 -day compliance window and $100 per day, for non - compliance after the 15 days. Member Carrington, seconded by Vice - Chairman Lowery, moved that in Case #15 -011, the respondent be found in violation as cited as of January 9, 2015, and be given until February 7, 2015, to come in 10 compliance, or be fined S75 per day, for each day the violation remains in non - compliance. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 1.5 -016 Martha Galvan 49 N Circle Key Drive Officer Delgado Violation Cited: 165 -3, 51 -13 Observation: Untagged/ expired/ inoperable vehicle on the property. Structure without required permits, plans, approval and inspections. 01/05/15 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 01/15/15 01/15/15 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 01/15/15 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01/27/15 01/15/15 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 01/27/15 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 01/14/2015 OF 165 -3. TO COMPLY BY 02/09/2015 OR FINE OF $50.00 PER DAY. Officer Delgado presented the case and gave its history. Photos were presented as exhibits. The officer explained that the case was brought forward by citizen complaints. As of January 15, 2015, the property carne into compliance with Code 51 -13. A re- inspection of the property was conducted today [January 27, 2015], and resulted in non - compliance with Code 165 -3. The City is recommending a 10 -day compliance window and $50 per day, for non- compliance after the 10 days. Member Hopper inquired how the respondent could come into compliance as the respondent did move the vehicle behind the chain -link fence. Mr. Gaines responded he would need to park the vehicle in the garage. Member Carrington, seconded by Member Osborne, moved that in Case #15 -016, the respondent be found in violation of Code 165 -3 as of January 14, 2015, and be given until February 9, 2015, to cone in to compliance, or be fined SS50 per day, for each day the violation remains in non - compliance. Motion carried unanimously. OTHER BUSINESS Case No. 14 -086 Sonia Johnson/ Norrey Greene 2576 Twisting Sweetgum Way Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 115-5 Observation: Grass /tall weeds and grass. Repeat violation. (Habitual violation). 08/20/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 09/17/14 10/16/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 10/16/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 10/28/14 10/16/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 10/28/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS A REPEAT VIOLATOR AS OF 09/06/2014. TO BE FINE $250.00 EFFECTIVE 09/06/2014 ,PER DAY FOR AS LONG AS THE VIOLATION REMAINS IN NON - COMPLIANCE. AUTHORIZE THE CITY TO ABATE THE PROPERTY SHOULD Page 14 THEY SEE THE NEED AND ADD THE COST TO THE FINE. 10/30/14 ORDER IMPOSING /FINE /LIEN 10/30/14 PROOF OF SERVICE CERTIFIED MAIL 12/10/14 AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE 12/30/14 AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE 01/13/15 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE Officer Loeffler reported the property is in compliance. No further action was required by the board. Case No. 14 -087 Hector Perez/ Cathy Perez / Eboni S Tucker -Smith 1821 Sparkling Water Circle Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 115 -3 Observation: Misc. trash /debris on property. 10/08/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 10/20/14 10/23/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 10/23/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 11/25/14 10/23/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLA1 ION AS CITED AS OF 10/08/14. TO COMPLY BY 12/12/14 OR FINE OF $150.00 PER DAY UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. 12/15/14 AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE Officer Siegrist reported that there is an affidavit of non - compliance on file for the property. Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that in Case #14 -087, to impose fine pursuant to the Board's order as of December 13, 2014. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 14 -088 Jamie E Grace 1204 Willow Creek Road Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 115 -5 Observation: Grass /weeds over 10 ". 10/14/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 10/30/14 1 1/1 1/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 1 1/1 1/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 11/25/14 1 1/1 1/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED ON 10/29/14. TO COMPLY BY 12/12/14 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. AUTHORIZE CITY TO ABATE PROPERTY AND COSTS TO THE FINE IF NOT COMPLIED. 12/15/14 AFFIDAVIT OF NON- COMPLIANCE 01/13/15 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE Officer Siegrist reported the City abated the property; therefore, bringing the property in to compliance. The total cost is $3,650.59. Member Carrington, seconded by Vice - Chairman Lowery, moved that in Case #14 -088, to impose fine in Page 15 the amount of S3, 650.59. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 14 -089 Caleb Poston/ Catherine Poston 1214 Blue Spring Court Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 115 - Observation: Grass /weeds over 10". 10/13/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 10/30/14 1 1/1 1/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 1 1/1 1/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 11/25/14 11/11/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 10/28/14. TO COMPLY BY 12/12/14 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. AUTHORIZE CITY TO ABATE PROPERTY AND ADD COSTS TO THE FINE. 12/15/14 AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE 01 /13/15 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE Officer Siegrist reported the City abated the property; therefore, bringing the property in to compliance. The total cost is $3,650.59. Member Carrington, .seconded by Member Hopper, moved that in Case #14 -089, to impose fine in the amount ofS3,650.59. Motion carried, 4-1, with Member Osborne dissenting. Case No. 14 -092 Alfred R Nielsen/ Dana L Nielsen/ Shannon Larson 1006 Sabrina Drive Officer Siegrist Violation Cited: 115 -5, 168- 06A &B(1), 168 -6, 165 -3A, 115 -3 Observation: One (1) Cadillac Sedan de Ville/ 4 dr. /tan/ NO TAG/ and one (I) Toyota Camry LE/ 4 dr./ tan/ NO TAG/ both parked on front lawn /grass /dirt. Also, one (1) Chevy El Camino/ blue / FL TAG #C58 -4IZ/ exp. Feb -09/ parked in front driveway. Also, misc. trash /debris on property. Grass /weeds over 10 ". 10/14/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 10/30/14 11/12/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 11/12/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 11/25/14 11/12/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 10/29/14. TO COMPLY BY 12/12/14 OR FINE OF $ 100.00 PER DAY, PER VIOLATION UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. 12/15/14 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE CODES: 115-3, 168 -6 6 A &B(1) 12/15/14 AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE CODES: 115-5 & 165 -3 Officer Siegrist reported the property is in compliance. No further action was required by the board. Case No. 14 -093 Joseph Truett/ Lee Ann Truett 504 Withers Court Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 115 -5 Observation: Overgrown/ tall weeds and grass; vacant lot within residential neighborhood. 10/22/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 11/04/14 Page 16 11/13/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 11/13/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 1 1/25/14 11/13/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 11/10/14. TO COMPLY BY 12/14/14 OR FINE OF $50.00 PER DAY. AUTHORIZE CITY TO ABATE PROPERTY AND ADD COSTS TO FINE. Officer Loeffler reported that there is an affidavit of non - compliance on file for the property. Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Hopper, moved that in Case #14 -093, to impose fine pursuant to the Board's order as of December 15, 2014. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 14 -094 Federal National Mortgage Association 717 Broadway Drive Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 108 -35 Observation: Unsecured wide open access to an in- ground swimming pool and structure with dangerous collapsing falling roof system. Conditions constituting a nuisance and menace to the public health, safety and welfare. 10/10/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 11/11/14 11/13/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 11/13/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 11/25/14 11/13/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED ON 10/15/14. TO COMPLY BY 12/01/14 OR FINE OF $150.00 PER DAY. AUTHORIZE CITY TO ABATE PROPERTY AND ADD COSTS TO FINE. Officer Loeffler reported that there is an affidavit of non - compliance on file for the property. Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved that in Case #14 -094, to impose fine p ursuant to the Board's order as ofDecember 2, 2014. Motion carried unanimously Case No. 14 -095 Ninh Thi Nguyen/ Bui Thang Quoc 1968 Cassingham Circle Officer Loeffler Violation Cited: 108 -35, 115 -3, 115 -5 Observation: Unsecured open access to an in- ground swimming pool: screen personal door unlocked- unfenced property. Overgrown/ tall weeds and grass. Conditions constituting a nuisance and menace to the public health, safety and welfare. 10/23/14 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 11/11/14 11/13/14 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS 11/13/14 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 11/25/14 11/13/14 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL 11/25/14 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS CITED AS OF 11/02/2014. TO COMPLY BY 12/01/14 OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. AUTHORIZE CITY TO ABATE THE PROPERTY AND ADD FEES TO FINE. Officer Loeffler reported that there is an affidavit of non - compliance on file for the property. Page 17 Member Carrinjton, seconded by Vice - Chairman Lowery, moved that in Case #14 -095, to impose fine pursuant to the Board's order as of December 2, 2014. Motion carried unanimously. COMMENTS Vice - Chairman Lowery — thanked everyone for a job well done. Member Osborne - thanked everyone for an interesting evening. Chairman Godek — hoped everyone had a nice Holiday Season. ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 9:49 p.m. ATTEST: APP' ED: / Diana Turner, CEB Recording Clerk Robert Godek, Chairman Notice: Any person who desires to appeal any decision at this meeting will need a record of the proceedings and for this purpose may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which includes testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. 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