04-23-2013 Minutes CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD MINUTES
APRIL 23, 2013
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Godek called the regular meeting of the Ocoee Code Enforcement Board to order at 7:00 p.m. in
the Commission Chambers at City Hall. Member Carrington led the invocation and Member Kelley 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, Kelley, and Osborne. Also
present were Asst. Support Services Director - Code Enforcement Manager Doug Gaines,
Code Enforcement Officer Edward Loeffler; Administrative Assistant Bridgett Ballard,
Board Attorney Mary Sneed, and Recording Clerk Stella McLeod.
ABSENT: Members Amey & Blynder were absent excused.
GUESTS: None.
Administrative Assistant Ballard administered the oath to the code enforcement officers and to anyone
intending to speak regarding a case.
CONSENT AGENDA
ALL MATTERS LISTED UNDER THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED TO BE ROUTINE BY THE CODE ENFORCEMENT
BOARD AND WILL BE 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 WHICH CASE THE CHAIRMAN WILL INSTRUCT THE
BOARD CLERK TO REMOVE THE ITEM FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA AND SUCH ITEM WILL BE CONSIDERED
SEPARATELY.
A. Minutes of the March 26, 2013, Code Enforcement Board Meeting
Assistant Support Services Director - Code Enforcement Manager Doug Gaines presented the
dismissals - compliances as well as the continuances.
B. Dismissal or Compliance (Cases #13 -025, #13 -027, #13 -028, #13 -034 were transferred to the consent
agenda)
Case Number Respondent Location of Violation
C. Order of Continuance (MAY 28, 2013 Meeting)
Case Number Respondent Location of Violation
13 -032 PLATOS CLOSET 8891 W COLONIAL DRIVE
OFFICER HEIDI KOCH
DELGADO GOOD HOMES PLAZA (A & E), LLC
Member Kelley, seconded by Vice - Chairman Lowery, moved that the consent agenda be accepted as
presented. The 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:
ACFD - AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE FOR DEMOLITION, AOC - AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE, AONC - AFFIDAVIT OF NON - COMPLIANCE, ATF- APPLICATION TO
FORECLOSE, CO - COMPLIANCE ORDER, CMFD — COMMISSION MEETING FOR DETERMINATION, CS — CONTINUED STAY, CTR - COPY TO RESPONDENT, ECO —
EXTENDED COMPLIANCE ORDER, EX- EXHIBITS, FS- FEES STAYED, LDC — Land Development Code, NOCV - NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION, NOH - 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, PDFS - PER DAY FINE SUSPENDED, POS - POS, RFR - REQUEST FOR REHEARING, RFRDUC- REQUEST FOR
REDUCTION DENIED UNTIL COMPLIANCE, ROF- REDUCTION OF FINE, SFH — SUBPOENA FOR HEARING, SOV - STATEMENT OF VIOLATION (S) and WD —
WITHDREW.
Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Kelley, moved that the order of the agenda be changed to
hear the following cases in sequence which are #13 -035, #12 -013, #01 -416, #02 -067, #05 -043, #03- 002728,
and then revert back to the original agenda. Motion carried unanimously.
HEARINGS ON STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS PURSUANT TO NOTICES OF HEARINGS
Case No. 13 -035 Paul / Doroty Gray; A Sun State Tree, Inc.
415 E. Lakeshore Drive Officer Loeffler
Violation Cited: 51- 1,105.4.1.2
Observation: Abandoned, expired permit with no final inspection. Permit #2403 -2012 (Residential tree removal).
02 -22 -13 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 03 -08 -13
04 -11 -13 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
04 -11 -13 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 04 -23 -13
04 -11 -13 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL
04 -23 -13 COMPLIANCE ORDER Found in violation as of 02 -15 -2013 of
105.4.1.2. To comply by 06 -28 -13 or fine of
$25.00 per day.
Officer Loeffler presented the case and gave its history. A copy of the paid permit was presented as an
exhibit. The permit has not been reinstated as required by the code rule. The violation has not been brought
into compliance. The City recommends fifteen days be given for the respondents to come into compliance
or face a $50 per day fine.
Chairman Godek asked if the work was completed. Officer Loeffler replied that it has been done.
Mr. Paul Gray, 415 East Lakeshore Dr., testified that he has not put the trees in because he can no longer
afford to.
Chairman Godek asked if there was any time limit that the respondent could ask for. Mr. Gray replied
that he has been living off of his savings for the last 18 months. He said that he just did not see the trees
being as important as his employees and his family.
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Chairman Godek asked Officer Loeffler to repeat what is being asked for. Officer Loeffler said that the
City is recommending a fifteen -day compliance time and fine of $50 per day.
Member Osborne, seconded by Member Kelley, moved that the respondent be found in violation as cited as
of as of 2 -15 -2013, and be given until 6 -28 -2013, to come into compliance or be fined $25 per day. Motion
carried by roll -call vote of 4 to 1 with Chairman Godek dissenting.
Case No. 12 -013 Angela - Robert Schmitt
1903 Jessica Lea Lane Officer Rodriguez
Violation Cited: 105.4
Observation: Failure to obtain any required inspections for an addition, permit #0600815, issued on April 13, 2006 and expired
on October 10, 2006.
01 -19 -12 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION Re- inspection date: 02 -18 -12
02 -09 -12 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
02 -09 -12 NOTICE OF HEARING Meeting date: 02 -28 -12
02 -09 -12 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY Reg. & certified mail
02 -28 -12 ORDER OF CONTINUANCE Meeting date: 03 -27 -12
03 -27 -2 ORDER OF CONTINUANCE Found in violation as of 02 -13 -12
to comply by 03 -25 -2013 or fine of $100.00 per day.
04 -23 -13 COMPLIANCE ORDER Motion to extend from 03 -25 -13 to
10 -22 -13 to complete work and comply.
Officer Siegrist (who has inherited the case) presented the case and gave its history. He met with the
property owners on site and significant progress has been made; he was on site with the deputy building
official who is suggesting a six -month extension on the permit.
Ms. Angela Schmitt, 1903 Jessica Lea Lane, spoke on the case. She presented photos showing the
property's progress. Turner Construction is the contractor that was being used. Mrs. Schmitt said that they
have volunteers working with them to complete the project. It was discovered that there is a conflict of
interest to have Turner Construction working on the project because Mrs. Schmitt's mother is also helping.
Her mother is a City of Orlando employee and Turner Construction does work for the city, thus creating a
conflict. They are in talks with Home Depot to donate time, and there are more volunteers waiting to help.
She continued showing photos of the project's progress.
They have not made progress on the project since the end of February and are still waiting to hear from
Home Depot as to whether they will be joining to complete the project. Chief Robert Pigman (spelling ?) of
the City of Orlando Police Department is heading up the project and is in talks with Home Depot. He has
heard nothing from Home Depot since the end of February. He has suggested that Mrs. Schmitt ask for six
months to complete the room.
Member Carrington asked if the project manager has a back -up plan if Home Depot falls through. Mrs.
Schmitt answered that she did not know. She knows that there is manpower, she is just unsure about the
materials from Home Depot.
Chairman Godek asked if Mrs. Schmitt is requesting that the extension be six months from March 25,
2013, or six months from today's date. Mrs. Schmitt answered that it would be six months from today's
date.
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Chairman Godek asked if the City is okay with six month from today. Officer Siegrist replied that he was
okay with the extension.
Attorney Sneed said that the motion will simply move to extend the compliance date from March 25, 2013,
to October 22, 2013, which is also the board's meeting date for that month.
Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrington, moved to extend the compliance date from
March 25, 2013, to October 22, 2013. Motion carried unanimously.
THE FOLLOWING FOUR (4) CASES WILL BE HANDLED IN ONE (1) MOTION!
Case No. 01 -046 Edward Jason Rawa
418 Tranquille Oaks Drive Officer Loeffler
Violation Cited: 165 -3
Observation: Inoperable, untagged G.M. station wagon up on ramp jacks.
09 -11 -01 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION Re- inspection date: 09 -07 -01
09 -11 -01 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
09 -11 -01 NOTICE OF HEARING Meeting date: 11 -26 -02
09 -11 -01 PROOF OF SERVICE Certified mail
09 -14 -01 PROOF OF SERVICE Posting
09 -25 -01 ORDER IMPOSING FINE -LIEN Set fine: $200.00
08 -05 -03 PARTIAL RELEASE OF LIEN Lori Ann Rawa Name Only
10 -23 -03 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $199.00
11 -21 -03 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $198.00
02 -17 -04 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $197.00
05 -24 -04 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $196.00
06 -29 -04 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $195.00
Case No. 02 -067 Edward Jason Rawa
418 Tranquille Oaks Drive Officer Loeffler
Violation Cited: 115 -3; 165 -3
Observation: Two junk inoperable and -or untagged vehicle Chevrolet Camaro and blue 2 -door. Miscellaneous junk, debris
including automotive related parts and equipment.
11 -01 -02 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION Re- inspection date: 10 -30 -02
11 -01 -02 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
11 -01 -02 NOTICE OF HEARING Meeting date: 11 -26 -02
11 -04 -02 PROOF OF SERVICE Certified mail
11 -26 -02 COMPLIANCE ORDER Given until 12 -03 -02 or pay $100.00 per day
12 -04 -02 ORDER IMPOSING FINE -LIEN
12 -13092 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE\
01 -28 -03 ORDER IMPOSING FINE -LIEN Total due $900.00
07 -25 -03 REQUEST FOR RECUCTION OF City commission meeting
FINES
08 -05 -03 REDUCED FINES BY 25% TO If paid within 30 days or reverts back to $900.00
$675 AND REMOVE VEHICLE
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ON PROPERTY WITHIN 30 DAYS
11 -21 -03 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $899.00
02 -17 -04 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $898.00
05 -24 -04 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $897.00
06 -29 -04 PAYMENT OF $1.00 Total due $896.00
Case No. 03- 027280 Edward Jason Rawa
418 Tranquille Oaks Drive Officer Loeffler
Violation Cited: 165 -3
Observation: Inoperable - disassembled vehicle in driveway.
08 -07 -03 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION Re- inspection date: 08 -07 -03
08 -07 -03 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
08 -07 -03 NOTICE OF HEARING Meeting date: 08 -26 -03
08 -07 -03 PROOF OF SERVICE Certified mail
08 -07 -03 PROOF OF SERVICE Regular mail
08 -08 -03 PROOF OF SERVICE Posting
08 -26 -03 ORDER IMPOSING FINE
(REPEAT VIOLATION) Total due $2,250.00
11 -21 -03 PAID $1.00 Total due $2,249.00
2 -17 -04 PAID $1.00 Total due $2,248.00
5 -24 -04 PAID $1.00 Total due $2,247.00
6 -29 -04 PAID $1.00 Total due $2,246.00
Case No. 05 -043 Edward Jason Rawa
418 Tranquille Oaks Drive Officer Braddey - Bagwell
Violation Cited: 165.3
Observation: Two white trucks, one multi - colored car, grey primer, 1 green truck, one marron vehicle and one red, without tags
and grass overgrown around vehicles.
06 -07 -05 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION Re- inspection date: 06 -07 -05
06 -07 -05 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
06 -07 -05 NOTICE OF HEARING Meeting date: 06 -28 -05
06 -07 -05 PROOF OF SERVICE Regular & certified mail
06 -09 -05 PROOF OF SERVICE Hand delivery
MARLA MEESE GIRLFRIEND
06 -28 -05 ORDER IMPOSING FINE
(REPEAT VIOLATOR) $500.00 per day
08 -02 -05 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE
08 -23 -05 REQUEST FOR RE- HEARING Total due $27,500.00
REDUCTION OF FINE REQUEST
DENIED NO ONE PRESENT
Discussion ensued as to whether all four cases could be handled at one time. Attorney Sneed advised that
the cases may all be heard together, but action must be taken on the cases individually. Four motions will
be needed.
Chairman Godek declared that there are four cases.
Member Carrington, seconded Member Lowery, moved that the board re -hear Cases No. 01 -046, 02 -067,
03- 002728, and 05 -043 cases all together. Motion carried unanimously.
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Officer Loeffler presented an updated photograph (February 19, 2013) for the cases. The home is no
longer on the property due to a fire. He presented an exhibit showing an itemization of the City's total cost.
There has been compliance on all violations.
Chairman Godek clarified that the respondent had made some payments on the fines. The cost presented
shows the fines minus what the respondent has paid.
Vice - Chairman Lowery asked was asked if some of the violations were repeat violations. Officer
Loeffler was not sure since he did not have the case file in front of him, but he reiterated that all code
violations were now in compliance.
Senior Mr. Rawa and Junior Mr. Rawa, 1902 Lauren Beth (the son), approached the podium to speak for
the case.
Chairman Godek asked why board should reduce fine.
Junior Mr. Rawa responded that he had financial hardship, as well as health matters. Junior Mr. Rawa
said he further explained he was not able to pay the fines due to financial hardship. He could not afford a
new car, so was usually in the position of having to repair a vehicle. He is living on a VA stipend, has lost
his wife, and is being treated for PTSD. Senior Mr. Rawa asked if the board had the April 10th memo from
the Rawas. The board acknowledged that they have the memo.
The Rawas have offered to deed the property to the City as payment for the liens. Junior Mr. Rawa said that
he does not want to relocate outside of Ocoee.
Member Osborne asked if Mr. Rawa was asking to leave off paying for the City's costs. Junior Mr.
Rawa answered `no'. He understood that taxpayers money was used to accrue the outstanding costs, and
those costs should be repaid, he said.
Code Enforcement / Asst. to the City Manager Doug Gaines spoke on the case; he talked with city
manager about land in lieu of payment. The city manager did not like the idea when he spoke with the
Rawas. The city manager did agree to have the Rawas come back and address the board again, Mr. Gaines
said. Donating the land, however, is off the table according to the city manager, Mr. Gaines concluded.
Further discussion ensued.
Attorney Sneed advised that the board can do one motion for the cases as long as all four cases are
mentioned in the motion.
Member Carrington, seconded by Vice - Chairman Lowery, moved that in Cases #01 -046, 02 -067, 03-
002728, and 05 -043, the board recommend to reduce the fines to the City's cost of $3,540.50. Motion
carried by roll -call vote of 3 to 2 with Chairman Godek and Member Osborne dissenting.
Case No. 13 -029 Munguia Leonel
607 N. Lakewood Avenue Officer Siegrist
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Violation Cited: 51 -13
Observation: Work without permit. Structure built in backyard that has what appears to be two (2) bedrooms, with mattresses,
dressers, etc. The structure also has a full bathroom. There is also an addition to the rear of the house, that has been plumbed for
and being used as a laundry room. Also, there is a large wooden shed in the backyard.
03 -11 -13 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 03 -22 -13
03 -25 -13 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
03 -25 -13 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 04 -23 -13
03 -25 -13 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL
04 -15 -13 NOTICE BY POSTING
04 -23 -13 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION ON 03 -23 -13 AS
CITED FOR 51 -13. TO COMPLY BY 05 -22 -13
OR FINE OF $100.00 PER DAY UNTIL IN
COMPLIANCE.
Officer Siegrist presented case and gave its history and presented exhibits (photos).
Separate from the main house is a structure containing two bedrooms. There was a separate structure with a
bathroom as well. An attached structure that has been plumbed for which is used as a laundry room was
also on the property. There is also a shed on the property. None of the structures have permits.
The city is recommending a thirty -day compliance date and $100 -day fine.
Member Carrington asked if the board has to give the respondent thirty days to comply. Board Attorney
Sneed answered `no'.
Member Kelley, seconded by Member Osborne, moved that in Case #13 -029, the respondent be found in
violation as cited as of March 23, 2013, and be given until May 22, 2013, to come into compliance or be
fined $100 per day. Motion carried unanimously.
Case No. 13 -031 Faris Crews
1013 Sarah Lea Lane Officer Siegrist
Violation Cited: 168-6B(1), 168-6C, 165-3A, 115-5, 115 -3
Observation: Three (3) vehicles parked on front yard, or rite -of -way, not driveway. Also, misc. trash- debris. Also, utility trailer
parked in front yard. Grass -weeds over 10 ". One (1) GMC pick -up truck with flat LF tire.
03 -14 -13 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 03 -29 -13
04 -09 -13 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
04 -09 -13 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 04 -23 -13
04 -09 -13 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL
04 -15 -13 NOTICE BY POSTING
04 -23 -13 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN COMPLIANCE AS OF 04 -23 -13
FOR 168- 6B(1), 168 -6C, 115 -5.
FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 03 -29 -13
FOR 115 -3, 165 -3A. TO COMPLY BY
05 -08 -13 OR FINE OF $50.00 PER DAY, PER
VIOLATION UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE. BC
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Officer Siegrist presented the case and gave its history. Exhibits presented (photos). There is non-
compliance for remaining vehicles, and there remains trash and debris on the property. The City is
recommending two weeks to comply with $50 fine per day, per violation
Member Osborne, seconded by Member Kelley, moved that in Case #13 -031 the respondents be found in
violations as cited as of March 29, 2013, in compliance with 168 -6B (1), 168 -6C and 115 -5 as of April 23,
2013, and remaining in violation of 165 -3A and 115 -3, and be given until May 8, 2013, to comply or be
fined $50 per violation, per day. Motion carried unanimously.
Case No. 13 -036 Brian - Sara Peterson, Air Excel, LLC
1356 Olympia Park Circle Officer Loffler
Violation Cited: 51- 1,105.4.1.2
Observation: Abandoned, expired permit with no final inspection. Permit # 2554 -2012 (residential - mechanical - a -c change out -
no duct work - indoor unit
02 -01 -13 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 03 -08 -13
04 -11 -13 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
04 -11 -13 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 04 -23 -13
04 -11 -13 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL
04 -23 -13 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 02 -15 -13
AS CITED FOR 105.4.1.2. TO COMPLY
BY 05 -08 -13 OR FINE OF $50.00 PER DAY
Officer Loeffler presented case and gave its history. The officer presented exhibits (copy of permit). The
occupant stated he was the son of the owner, Brian Peterson when notification was hand- delivered to him.
The City is recommending a 15 -day compliance date and a $50 per day fine. The City has heard from
neither the occupant, nor the contractor.
Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Carrinjton, moved that in Case #13 -036, respondents be
found in violation as cited as of February 15, 2013 for the violation of 105.4.1.2 and that they be given until
May 8, 2013, to comply or be fined $50 per day until violation is reached.
Chairman Godek asked if there are two violations or one. The officer answered that there is only one
violation. Rule 51 -1 refers to the date that the City adopted the rule.
Motion passes by a roll call vote of 4 to 1 with Member Kelley dissenting.
OTHER BUSINESS
Case No. 11 -283 James Lake - James Mills
1004 Oakwood Lane Officer Rodriguez
Violation Cited: 108- 23U,108 -19I, NEC110 -12
Observation: Broken back bedroom door, broken master bedroom door, no smoke alarms installed near sleeping area and
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operable and uncovered electrical outlets around the house.
11 -22 -11 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 12 -05 -11
12 -07 -11 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
12 -07 -11 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 01 -24 -12
12 -07 -11 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL
01 -24 -12 COMPLIANCE ORDER FOUND IN VIOLATINS AS OF 11 -29 -11
AND TO COMPLY BY 02 -07 -12 OR FINE
OF $100.00 PER DAY.
02 -08 -12 AFFIDAVIT OF NON- COMPLIANCE.
3 -15 -12 ORDER IMPOSING FINE -LIEN
3 -16 -12 PROOF OF SERVICE REG & CERTIFIED MAIL
4 -10 -12 AFFIDAVIT OF NON COMPLIANCE
6 -13 -12 AFFIDAVIT OF NON COMPLIANCE
8 -13 -12 AFFIDAVIT OF NON COMPLIANCE
The case was not heard because there was no one there to speak for it.
Case No. 13 -021
1800 E Silver Star Road
Violation Cited: 115 -5 A, B, C, 108-35, 115-3
Observation: vacant partially wooded improved commercial lot within 500 feet of residentially zoned (occupied) and public
right -of -way- sidewalk areas. Tall weeds and grass; overgrowth. Dilapidated fencing -open access. Trash, junk, debris. Attractive
public nuisance and related activities.
01 -23 -13 NOTICE OF CODE VIOLATION RE- INSPECTION DATE: 03 -08 -13
03 -14 -13 STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS
03 -14 -13 NOTICE OF HEARING MEETING DATE: 03 -26 -13
03 -14 -13 ALL DOCUMENTS SENT BY REG. & CERTIFIED MAIL
03 -26 -13 ORDER OF CONTINUANCE FOUND IN VIOLATION AS OF 01 -23 -2013
OF 115 -5, 108 -35, 115 -3, TO COMPLY BY
04 -01 -13 OR FINE OF $250.00 PER DAY,
PER VIOLATION UNTIL IN COMPLIANCE.
ALLOW CITY TO ABATE PHONE BOOK
NUISANCE AND ADD COST TO FINE.
4 -23 -13 NOTICE OF CLAIM OF LIEN
4 -25 -13 PROOF OF SERVICE CERTIFIED MAIL
Vice - Chairman Lowery, seconded by Member Kelley, moved in Case #13 -021 to impose fine as of April 2,
2013. Motion carried unanimously.
COMMENTS
Officer Loeffler —said that the staff is able to get compliance by working with the building department who
are following up on expired permits, compliance is gained from sending out notice of hearing, and also
when a case goes to hearing. The efforts are worth it.
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Recording Clerk McLeod — reminded the board that there are gifts for those who were unable to attend the
volunteer dinner.
Vice - Chairman Lowery — welcomed Code Enforcement Manager Gaines from his travels, and he
expressed pleasure at the efforts of the staff.
Member Kelley — thanked staff for their continued efforts.
Chairman Godek - solicited for two more members to fill vacant alternate member positions.
ADJOURNMENT
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