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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCEB 1991 Minutes CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 17 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on January 17 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral Florida Chairman Stenalein called the meetina to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Charles Stenalein Chairman Mary Russell Vice Chairman Georae Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Jeanne Benson Jean Porter-Gabler Others Present Joy Salamone Mayor Ann Thurm Council Member Andy Kedzierski Council Member Edward Spenik City Manager James Morgan Building Official Mitch Goldman Deputy City Attornev Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Wes Fox Animal Control/Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevinq Buildinq Inspector / Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr Hutchinson -roved to approve the minutes of December 6 1990 as written Ms Benson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously It was noted that the next meetina would be held on February 21 1991 The City Attorney swore in Evelyn Hutcherson Wes Fox and Thomas Klevinq Code Enforcement Officers and James R Hughes COMPLIANCE HEARINGS 1 Case No 90-22 R L May Parcel 2 Section 15 Township 24 South Range 37 East (South of Discovery Road Port Canaveral ) - Violation of Section 673 06 Unlawful Disposal Ms Hutcherson testified that an inspection made on January 10 1991 revealed that no proaress had been made on removing the debris Ms Hutcherson and Mr Klevina had met with Mr Garver on January 11 1991 the officers pointed out the areas in violation Mr Spenik City Manager and Ms Hutcherson met with Mr May and Mr Garver on January 14 1991 and delivered the Affidavit of Non- Compliance Mr May agreed to have the debris and unauthorized fill removed from the property Ms Hutcherson further testified that Mr Garver had been advised that it would be necessary to obtain a fill permit from St Johns River Management prior to requesting a fill permit from the City On Wednesday January 16 1991 Mr Garver had advised Ms Hutcherson that equipment was on site and the work was in progress The officers inspected the site Code Enforcement Board Regular Meetina January 17 1991 Page 1 of 4 on January 17 1991 and found that there was a considerable amount of debris scallop shells and unauthorized fill to be removed The members and audience viewed a video of the debris Ms Hutcherson stated that Mr May had agreed to bring the property into compliance She requested that the Board waive the fine imposed on January 11 1991 and requested to extend the compliance date until February 11 1991 provided that the work continued to progress Discussion followed Mr May advised that it would take approximately one month to remove all of the debris and when all the debris was removed a fence would be installed to avoid future dumping Mr Hutchinson moved to extend the compliance date until February 11 1991 provided that the work continues to progress and is completed by that date Ms Russell seconded the motion Discussion followed Mr Hutchinson amended the motion to include that if the property was not in compliance by February 11 1991 then the fine of $250 00 per day would go into effect Vote on the amendment and main motion carried unanimously 2 Case No 90-27 T W K Properties Inc , Lot 5 and Part of Lot 6 , Block 69 Avon-By-The-Sea (109 Lincoln Avenue) - Violation of Sections 103 2 Unsafe Residential Buildings , 302 1 , Sanitary Facilities 302 2 , Location of Sanitary Facilities , 302 3 Hot and Cold _Water Supply, 302 4 , Water Heating Facilities , 302 5 Heating Facilities , 302 6 , Cooking and Heating Equipment, 302 9 Smoke Detector Systems , 304 , Minimum Requirements for Electrical Systems , 305 2 Exterior Walls , 305 3 Roofs 305 8 Windows to be Glazed 305 10 Windows to be Operable , 305 12 Exterior Door Frames 305 13 Screens 305 16 Interior Floors Walls and Ceilings , 305 20 , Interior Doors 305 21 , Interior Door Hardware 305 23 , Skirting, 306 1 , Required Space in Dwelling Units and 307 4 Care of Premises of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances , the National Electrical Code as adopted by Chapter 617 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances and Sections 652 11 , Property exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraphs A and C, 652 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph A 1 , 652 15 Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance Commercial Industrial and Residential Paragraph D of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr K1eving testified that the property was In compliance and that an affidavit of compliance had been mailed Mr Klevinq inquired about the hold harmless letter It was noted that the building had be returned to a duplex The Board members summarized and discussed the non-conforming use of the trailer PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-01 James R Hughes , Lot 109 , Harbor Heights , Third Addition (368 Harbor Drive) - Violation of Section 701 05 Animals Prohibited in Parks and Beaches Mr Fox testified that after numerous verbal warnings and an abundant amount of recent verbal complaints from residents on Harbor Drive who advised him of the times and locations where Mr Hughes walked his dog The Building Official had agreed to change Mr Fox s shift hours Mr Fox further testified that at approximately 3 45 P M on November 27 1990 he parked his truck in Ocean Woods and walked through the nature trail to the beach At 4 05 P M Mr Fox witnessed Mr Hughes walking his dog on the dunes approximately 100 yards east of Ridgewood Avenue and the No Animals on Beach sign He had advised Mr Hughes of Cape Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting January 17 1991 Page 2 of 4 Canaveral Ordinance No 701 and County Ordinance 4-14 Sections 3 and 4 Mr Hughes was issued a Notice of Violation Mr Fox further testified that he had been recently advised that Mr Hughes still walked his doa in the same areas and dial not pick up the feces or observed the No Animals on Beach sign However he had not witnessed this himself Mr Fox was asked by the City Attorney how many verbal warninas were given to Mr Hughes Mr Fox reiterated that between seven and ten within a year Mr Hughes testified that he requested this hearing to protest the violation It was his opinion that the violation was not legal He advised the Board that he had asked Mr Fox to define a dune area Mr Fox had explained that the dune area extended to the east edge of Ridgewood Avenue It was Mr Hughes opinion that Ordinance 701 05 in which he was sited did not mention dunes and dune areas and that the Ordinance did not specifically state what a dune area was It was also his opinion that the area was private property the property did not belong to the beach or the County the property was not posted and that the property was available to the residents of Harbor Heights for 28 years He advised that every resident who owned a dog in Harbor Heights utilized the property Discussion followed Attorney Goldman read from the Black Law Dictionary and defined a beach Discussion followed The Board members reviewed Section 4-5 of the Brevard County Animal Control Act adopted by the City of Cape Canaveral and Section 651 03 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Discussion continued The Board members discussed possible future procedures for contested animal control citations It was suggested that the City Council review the Ordinance and possibly change it to clarify the hearing process and define dune areas Mr Moeller moved that in Case No 91-01 James R Hughes was found in Violation of Ordinance 701 05 Animals Prohibited in Parks and Beaches as adopted by Ordinance 701 05 that the respondent shall pay the $35 00 fine If the fine was not paid the case would be referred to the State Attorneys Office and shall be considered under Section 801 01 Penalties Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Vote on the motion was as follows in favor Ms Benson Mr Hutchinson Mr Moeller Mr Okell and Mr Stenglein opposed Ms Porter-Gabler and Ms Russell Motion carried 2 Case No 91-02 , Canaveral Bay, Inc , Lot 1 16 Block 8 , Canaveral Beach Gardens , Unit 2 (8590 Canaveral Beach Blvd ) - Violation of Sections 302 1 , Sanitary Facilities, 302 5, Heating Facilities, 302 6 , Cooking & Heating Equipment, 302 9 Smoke Detector Systems, 305 8 , Windows to be Glazed and 305 10 , Windows to be Operable , of the Standard Housing Code , as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances , and the National Electrical Code, as adopted by Chapter 617 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr Klevina testified that Destiny Glaubitz (Perez) had filed a written complaint (Exhibit A) regarding deficiencies at Ebb Tide Condominium 8590 Canaveral Beach Blvd Unit 15 He made an inspection of the unit on November 19 1990 A Notice of Violation was mailed to the owner Canaveral Bay Inc on November 21 1990 (Exhibit B) with a compliance date of January 10 1991 Mr Kleving made an inspection of the unit on January 16 1991 with Mr Biery previous owner and Mr Katz new owner Since Ms Biery could not attend this meetina she had submitted a letter advising that the property had been transferred to Mr Katz on January 4 1991 The letter further advised that the apartment had Code Enforcement Board Reaular Meeting January 17 1991 Page 3 of 4 been vacated by the previous tenant (Exhibit C) He further advised that the power had been turned off However none of the deficiencies had been corrected Mr Kleving reviewed the sited violations Mr Morgan Building Official advised the Board that he would contact Florida Power & Light and request that the service be discontinued until the unit was brought into compliance Discussion followed Mr Hutchinson moved that Case No 91-02 Canaveral Bay Inc be tabled indefinitely The Building Official would see that electric service remain off until the unit was brought into compliance or until a negotiated arrangement could be made Mr Okell seconded the motion Discussion followed Vote on the motion was as follows In favor Mr Hutchinson Mr Moeller Mr Okell Ms Porter-Gabler Mr Stenglein opposed Ms Benson Ms Russell Motion carried There being no further business the meeting was adaourned at 8 40 P M Approved this al 5j day of _ 1991 i Suwm L Chairman Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting January 17 1991 Page 4 of 4 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 21 1991 A reaular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on February 21 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral Florida Chairman Stenalein called the meetina to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Charles Stenqlein Chairman Mary Russell Vice Chairman Georae Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Jeanne Benson Members Absent Jean Porter-Gabler Others Present Ann Thurm Council Member Andy Kedzierski Council Member James Moraan Building Official Mitch Goldman Deputy Citv Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Flevina Building Inspector / Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr Okell moved to approve the minutes of January 17 1991 as written Ms Benson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously It was noted that the next meetina would be held on March 21 1991 The City Attorney swore in Evelyn Hutcherson and Thomas Klevina Code Enforcement Officers COMPLIANCE HEARINGS 1 Case No 90-22 R L — May Parcel 2� Section 15 Township 24 South Ranke 37 East (South of Discovery Road Port Canaveral ) - Violation of Section 673 06 Unlawful Disposal Ms Hutcherson testified that due to mechanical problems with the equipment the work had not been completed on February 11 1991 However the property was in compliance and Mr Mays had aareed to install a fence to prevent future dumping Ms Hutcherson requested that the fine imposed beginning February 12 1991 be waived Mr Okell moved that Case No 90-22 R L May be found in compliance and that the imposed fine be waived Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Code Enforcement Board Regular Meetina February 21 1991 Page 1 of 3 2 Case No 91-01y James�R Hughes_ Lot 109 _Harbor Heights_ Third Addition (368 Harbor_ Drive) - Violation of Section 701 05 Animals Prohibited in Parks and Beaches Ms Hutcherson testified that Mr Hughes had paid the fine She advised the members that City Council had made a revision to the Animal Control Act in that future animal control hearings would be heard by the Brevard County Circuit Court PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-03 SSS Partnership Replat of Parcel A Ocean Woods Stage 8 A (8751 Ilex Court) - Violation of Sections 103 2 , _ Unsafe Residential Building 302 1 , Sanitary Facilities 303 4 Electrical Lights and Outlets 304 Minimum Requirements for Electrical Systems , 305 2 , Exterior Walls 305 3 Roofs 305 7 Windows _305 11 Exterior Doors and 305 16 Interior Floors Walls_ and Ceilinas of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr Klevina testified that the violations had been corrected and that the property was in compliance 2 Case No 91-04 Arthur W Jones d/b/a Appearance Plus 8728 Croton Court - Violation of Florida Statutes 205 Local Occupational License Taxes_ and Section 721 05 License Required, Payment of Tax Prerequisite to Issuance and 721 11L Unlawful to Engage in Business etc Without License Ms Hutcherson testified that Mr Jones had received a renewal application a delinquency notice and a notice of violation (Exhibit A) She further testified that she had been unable to reach him through his answering service Ms Hutcherson summarized the requirements of a home occupational license Mr Hutchinson moved as follows Findings of Fact Arthur W Jones was operatina a business without an occupational license Conclusion of Law Arthur W Jones was in violation of Sections 721 05 and 721 11 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Order _ Arthur W Jones shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before March 11 1991 by taking the following action 1 Obtainina an Occupational License or 2 Notify the City in writina that he was no longer operating a business in the City of Cape Canaveral Upon complying Arthur W Jones shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson a City Official in writing She shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance Should Arthur W Jones fall to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of S100 00 for the first day (March 12 1991) and S100 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of S250 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Code Enforcement Board Reqular Meeting February 21 1991 Page 2 of 3 Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 3 Case No 91-05 Georgia International Life Insurance Company, Winston-Salem, N C - Violation of Florida Statutes 205 Local Occupational License Taxes and Section 721 05 License Required Payment of Tax Prerequisite to Issuance and 721 11 Unlawful to Enaaae in Business etc Without License Ms Hutcherson testified that Georgia International Life Insurance Company had received a renewal application a delinquency notice and a notice of violation She further testified that she had no local contacts Discussion followed It was the consensus of the Board members to postpone this item until the next scheduled meeting to allow the Code Enforcement Officer time to contact Georgia International Life Insurance Company by phone to confirm if they were doing business in the City of Cape Canaveral Ms Hutcherson advised that she had received the hold harmless letter from the City Attorney and would request Mr Kirby to sign the letter to relieve the City of any responsibility in reaards to the trailer There beina no further business the meeting was adjourned at 7 55 P M Approved thisa�3rd day of nui 1991 Chairman Secretary Code Enforcement Board Reaular Meeting February 21 1991 Paae 3 of 3 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING MAY 23 1991 A reaular meetina of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on May 23 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral Florida Chairman Stenalein called the meetina to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Charles Stenalein Chairman Georae Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Jean Porter-Gabler Members Absent Mary Russell Vice Chairman Jeanne Benson Others Present James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevina B u 1 1 d i n a Inspector / Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelsor Secretary Mr Hutchinson moved to approve the minutes of February 21 1991 as written Ms Porter-Gabler seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously it was noted that the next meetina would be held on June 20 1991 The Secretary swore in Evelyn Hutcherson and Thomas Kleving Code Enforcement Officers COMPLIANCE HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-04 Arthur_W Jones d b a�Avvearance Plus 8_728 Croton Court - Violation of Florida Statutes �205 , Local Occupational _ License_ r"axesl__and—Section 721 05 License R_.equired- Payment of Tax Prereauisite to Issuance , and 721 11� Unlawful to Enaaae in Business- Etc Without License Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-06,_ Gary Bailey T Lot 8 Block A Lona Point Subdivision Unrecorded 1210/212_Long Point Road) - Violation of Chapter 671 01 Connections with Sewer Required Ms Hutcherson testified that Mr Bailey had financial problems He had assured her that the sewer line would be connected by the middle of May She noted that the plumber had difficulty locatina the main She advised the Board members that Mr Bailey had requested a 15 day time extension to connect to the City sewer sys tern Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting May 23 1991 Page 1 of 5 Mr Okell ~roved to extend the co-pliarc= data in Case No 91-06 Garti Bailey until ,:une 15 1891 Mr -iutchinson seconded the ~potion Motion carried unar-Tously 2 Case_ No_ 91-07 B & B B Li-^ited Partnersh.hin d b a _ Circle K Coloration #4971 Lots 1-4 and- 9-10 Block_ 31—Avon-BY-The- Sea 1 ,_Avon-BY-The-Sea (7700 North Atlantic Avenue )_ - Violation_ of Sectio- 652 11 ection65211 Proper Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Paraarg.ph_(C),-and Section 652 13 Duties and Responsibili_t_ies of- Maintenance-Standards Established- Paragraph (B) (2 ) Mr Klevincl testified that a non-conforrinq fence had been installed and that the dumpster area fence was in need of repair He advised that the contractor had been waiting to be paid for the %ork he had already completed so that he could continue the work Mr Kleving requested that the Board grant B & B B Limited Partnership until June 10 1991 ro come into compliance Attorney Woodman advised that Circle F Corporation had filed under Chapter 11 Discussion followed Mr Okell moved as follows Findings of Fact The fence and duynpster enclosure Baas in need of repair Conclusion of - Law B & B B Limited Partnership was in violation of Section 652 1,L Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Paragraph (C) and Section 652 13 Duties and Resporsibil-ties of Mainterance Standards Established Paraaraphs (B) ( 2) Order B & B B Limited Partnership shall comply with the aforementioned sections on or before June -0 1991 by repairincr the fence and du7pster enclosure Upon complyina B & B B Limited Partnership shall notsfy Thomas Klev_na a City Official in writing He shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance Should B & B B LiTited Partnership tail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcerent Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 00 for the first day (June 11 1991) and $250 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcerent Officer a fine of 5250 00 per day shall be imposed for each and ezery day the violation continues to exist Mr Moeller seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 3 Case No —91-08-- Mercedes Montalvo -Lot 13 Block 36 nvon- By-The-Sea_ (116 Tesler Avenue) _- Violation of Section_ 641 37 Parkincr and_Storage of-Certain Vehicles Mr Kleving testified that this case was in compliance 4 Case No 91-09 Nell_ and Nancy_MacKonnon Lots 9 & 10_ Block 43 Avon,-By_-The-Sea (276-Polk Avenue) - Violation of Sections 302 1 - —Sanitary Facilities _ 302 6,_ Cooking_ and _Heating Eoui,p7ent, 303_4,_ Electrical Lights _and Outlets_ 304- Mlrimum Reauiraments for Electrical - Systems _ 305 6 _ Protective_ Railinas,-305-7 _ Windows 305 8 WindoRs to be Glazed_ 305 10 Windows to be op§.jrable _305 12, E�terior_Door Frares _305 13 _ Screens 305_16 Interior_Floors Walls and Ceili__ngs 305_22 Bathroom Doors 307 1 Sanitation__307 4 , -Care of Pre7ises of Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting May 23 1991 Paae 2 of 5 the Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter_ 619 of the Cape__Canav_eral Code of Ordinances _ and Section 652 15 Criteria for Building &ppearances and Maintenance Commercial_ Industrial and Residential Paragraphs (C) and (D) _ Mr Klevincr testified that he had made an inspection of all the units He submitted a copy of the violation notice as (exhibit A) Mr Klevina advised that only one item on the violation notice had been corrected Mr Moeller moved as follows Findings of Fact The plumbina fixtures leaked numerous burners did not work on sto,7es many switches and receptacles did not work plates were Tissina from electrical bores panel covers were not secure to walls panels were not labeled blanks were needed in panels water heater in unit 11 was not wired correctly wiring was exposed in box in bathroom stair railinas were loose windows were out of their frames windows would not operate properly nur•erous panes were broken exterior door frames lacked weather stripping and thresholds screens were missinu ceiling in bathroom in Unit 11 was falling in bathroom bathroom door hardware did not work raw sewaae on around under south units buildina material and other articles posina a fire hazard were stored under south units A/C units were not screened shutters were missing off south face of building paint TAas peelina off buildina and exterior walls were discolored with stains and paint Conclusion of Law_ Nell and Nancy MacKennon were in violation of Sections 3021 Sanitary Facilities 302 6 Cookina and Heating Equipment 303 4 Electrical Lights and Outlets 304 Minimum Reauirements for Electrical Systems 305 6 Protective Railings 305 7 Windows 305 8 Windows to be Glazed 305 10 Windows to be openable 305 12 Exterior Door Frames 305 13 Screens 305 16 Interior Floors Walls and Ceilings 305 22 Bathroom Doors 307 1 Sanitation 307 4 Care of Premises of the Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances and Section 652 15 Criteria for Building Appearances and Maintenance Commercial Industrial and Residential Paragraphs (C) and (D) Order_ Neil and Nancy MacKennon shall comply with the aforementioned sections on or before June 14 1991 by takina the following action 1 Maintain all plumbing fixtures and pipes in good sanitary workina condition free from defects leaks and obstructions 2 Repair or replace all defective burners and thermostats on ovens and stoves 3 Bring all electrical violations into compliance with the N E C and Chapter 17 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances This work shall be performed by a qualified electrician 4 Repair or replace defective stair railings 5 Make all windows substantially weather tight in sound working condition and replace all broken panes 6 Maintain all exterior doors in sound working condition and in good repair Doors shall be substantially weather tight %ater tight and insect resistive Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting May 23 1991 Page 3 of 5 7 Install screens in windows where missing 8 Repair ce-linq it bathroom in Unit 11 9 Supply all interior doors with proper hardware securely attached and ~maintained 10 Clean up raw sewage under south units 11 Remove all building materials mattresses and other unnecessary articles stored under south unit 12 Screen A/C units 13 Remove existing shutters or replace those which are missing 14 Repaint building where needed Upon complying Neil and Nancy MacKennon shall notify Thomas Kleving a City Official in writing he shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance Should Nell and Nancy MacKennon fall to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that they are still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of two-hundred and fifty dollars ( $250 00) for the first day (June 15 1991) and two-hundred and fifty dollars ($250 00) for each and every day the violations exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of two-hundred and fifty dollars (5250 00 ) per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carried "L.nanimously 5 Case No 91-10 , Gladys Kendall and Leon Barnett, Lots 9-11 , Block— 19 , Avon-BY-The-Sea _ (7802 astronaut Boulevard) Violation of _ Section 63_7 53'_ C=1 Prohibited Uses and Structuress Section 641 331_Location of Recreational Vehicles, Etc -Paragraphs _A_ ana _C —_and Section 602 6 , Access to Buildings by-Fire Apparatus of -the _S_tandard Fire Prevention Code as adopted by Chapter _621 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Ms Hutcherson testified that a mobile home was parked between two buildings in a fire lane and had electricity hooked up to it Ms Hutcherson reviewed the cited violations to the Board members She advised that Mr Barnett had stated that he refused to remove the mobile home from the property She had suggested to him that he come to this meeting to talk to the Board Ms Hutcherson recoir~nended that the Board find Gladys Kendall and Leon Barnett in violation and give thea no -ore than five (5) days to remove the mobile home or impose a substantial fine Discussion followed Mr Hutchinson moved as follows Conclusion of Law_ Gladys Kendall and Leon Barnett were in Violation of Section 637 53 C-1 Prohibited Uses and Structures Section 641 33 Location of Recreational Vehicles Etc Paragraphs A and C and Section 602 6 Access to Buildincs by Fire Apparatus of the Standard Fire Prevention Code as adopted by Chapter b21 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting May 23 1991 Page 4 of 5 Order Gladys Kendall and Leon Barnett shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before May 30 1991 by removing the recreational vehicle illegally parked between buildinas from the property Upon complying Gladys Kenaall and Leon Barnett shall notify Evelyr Hutcnerson a City Official in writing she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of co-oliance Should Gladys Kendall and Leon Barrett fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that they are still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of two-hundred and fifty dollars ($250 00) for the first day (Ma ,- 31 1991) and two-hundred and fifty dollars ($250 00) for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Sqould the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of two- hundred and fifty dollars t $250 00) per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violat-on continues to exist Mr Moeller seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously DISCUSSION 1 Case No _89-29 Bruce g _Taylor_Auto Stock Exchane - Payment of Fine _ Ms Hutcherson reported that Auto Stock Erchanae had been sold ana that the title companv had paid the imposed fine There being no further business the 7reetina was adjourned at 8 20 P M Approved this _ D�� � day of _ �(J}tIZ T _ 1991 t } ChairTan _ Secretary Code Enforcement Board Reqular Meeting May 23 1991 Page 5 of 5 0 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING JUNE 20 , 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral , Florida , was held on June 20 , 1991 at the City Hall Annex, 111 Polk Avenue , Cape Canaveral , Florida. Chairman Stenglein called the meeting to order at 7 : 30 P .M. The Secretary called the roll . Members Present Charles Stenglein Chairman George Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Jeanne Benson Roy Moeller Members Absent Mary Russell Vice Chairman Jean Porter Gabler Others Present James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr. Hutchinson moved to approve the minutes of May 23 , 1991 as written. Mr. Okell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. It was noted that the next meeting would be held on July 18 , 1991 . The Secretary swore in Evelyn Hutcherson, Code Enforcement Officer and Neil MacKennon, citizen. COMPLIANCE HEARINGS : 1 . Case No. 91-07 , B & B B Limited Partnership, d.b. a. Circle K Corporation #4971 , Lots 1-4 and 9-10 , Block 31 , Avon-By-The- Sea (7700 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 652. 11 Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (C) , and Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (B) (2) Ms. Hutcherson testified that the fence and dumpster enclosure had been repaired and that the property was in compliance. 2 . Case No. 91-09 , Neil and Nancy MacKennon, Lots 9 & 10 , Block 43 , Avon-By-The-Sea (276 Polk Avenue) - Violation of Sections 302. 1 ` Sanitary Facilities; 302 . 6 , Cooking and Heating Equipment; 303 . 4 , Electrical Lights and Outlets; 304 , Minimum Requirements for Electrical Systems ; 305. 6 , Protective Railings ; 305 .7 , Windows ; 305. 8 , Windows to be Glazed; 305. 10 , Windows to be Openable; 305 . 12 , Exterior Door Frames ; 305. 13 , Screens ; 305.16 , Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings ; 305 . 22 , Bathroom Doors ; 307 . 1 , Sanitation; 307 . 4 , Care of Premises of the Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code 'of Ordinances , and Section 652 . 15 , Criteria for Building Appearances and Maintenance, Commercial , Industrial , and Residential , Paragraphs (C) and (D) Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting June 20 , 1991 Page 1 of 5 Ms . Hutcherson testified that Mr. MacKennon had made an earnest effort to correct the violations . She stated that Mr. MacKennon had experienced some unforeseen problems and was not able to meet his compliance date. She recommended that his compliance date be extended for two weeks . Mr. Hutchinson moved as follows : Findings of Fact: Neil and Nancy MacKennon had made an earnest effort to correct the violations noted in the Board Order dated May 23 , 1991 . Due to a unforeseen problem, he was not able to meet his compliance date of June 13 , 1991 . Order: That the compliance date be extended to July 8 , 1991 . Upon complying, Neil and Nancy MacKennon shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson, a City Official , in writing. She shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance. Should Neil and Nancy MacKennon fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that they are still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 . 00 for the first day (July 9 , 1991) and $250.00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist. Should the violation reoccur , upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of $250 .00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Mr. Okell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 3 . Case No. 91-10 , Gladys Kendall and Leon Barnett, Lots 9-11 , Block 19, Avon-By-The-Sea (7802 Astronaut Boulevard) - Violation of Section 637 . 53 , C-i , Prohibited Uses and Structures; Section 641 . 33, Location of Recreational Vehicles, Etc. , Paragraphs (A) and (C) ; and Section 602 . 6 , Access to Buildings by Fire Apparatus of the Standard Fire Prevention Code as adopted by Chapter 621 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Ms . Hutcherson testified that a notice of non-compliance had been hand delivered on June 6, 1991 which Mr. Barnett had refused. The notice was then mailed by certified mail and returned unclaimed. She submitted a photo of the mobile home that was parked on the property (Exhibit A) . She advised that the mobile home had been relocated to the east side of the building. She noted that it had been hooked up to electricity until the day of this meeting. She further noted that another vehicle was parked in the fire lane between two buildings . Discussion followed. Mr. Hutchinson moved that in Case No. 91-10 , the $250 .00 a day fine continue until the case was in compliance and that the City investigate records to find out whom the legal property owner (s) are. Mr. Okell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 . Case No. 91-06 , Gary Bailey, Lot 8 , Block A, Lonq Point Subdivision Unrecorded (210/212 Lonq Point Road) - Violation of Chapter 671 . 01 , Connections with Sewer Required Ms . Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance. 2 . Case No 91-11, Harry L. Martin, Lots 1 , 2 , 9, 10 , 11 and 12, Block 62, Avon-By-The-Sea, Section 23, Township 24 South, Range 37 East (201-205 Pierce Avenue and 200-212 Buchanan Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting June 20 , 1991 Page 2 of 5 0 Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 . 11 , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established; Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established; and Section 675. 11 , Owner to Maintain Premises Free of Litter A typographical error was noted on the agenda. Section 652 . 12 should read Section 652 . 13 . Ms . Hutcherson testified that some of the dead Australian Pines had been cut down. However , the stumps were not removed and there were dead tree limbs remaining. She submitted a photo of the property (Exhibit A) and requested direction from the Board regarding stump removal . The Board members reviewed Section 652 . 13 . Discussion followed. The Board members concluded that the stumps did not need to be removed. Mr. Okell moved as follows : Findings of Fact: Dead tree limbs had not been removed from the property. Conclusion of Law: Harry L. Martin was in violation of Section 652. 11 , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, and Section 675. 11 , Owner to Maintain Premises Free of Litter. Order: That Harry L. Martin shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before July 15 , 1991 by taking the following action: Remove the dead tree limbs from the property. Upon complying, Harry L. Martin shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson, a City Official , in writing, she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance. Should Harry L. Martin fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 . 00 for the first day (July 16 , 1991) and $250 . 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist at 201-205 Pierce Avenue and 200-212 Buchanan Avenue . Should the violation reoccur, upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of $250. 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Mr. Hutchinson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 3. Case No. 91-12, Emory J. Weaver, Lot 22.01 , Banana River Estates , Section 26 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (6103- 6113 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 652. 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (A) (1) , and Section 652 . 15, Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance; Commercial , Industrial , and Residential , Paragraph (D) A typographical error was noted on the agenda. Section 652 . 12 should read Section 652 . 13 . Ms . Hutcherson testified that the walls , facia , and soffit were in need of repair; the fence around the rear property was deteriorated; and various debris needed to be removed. She submitted photos of the property (Exhibit A) . Discussion followed. Mr. Okell moved as follows : Findings of Fact: The building walls , facia, and soffit had not been brushed, scraped and repainted where needed; debris Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting June 20 , 1991 Page 3 of 5 0 around the property had not been removed; and the exterior of the premises was not clean, sanitary, and in safe condition. Conclusion of Law: Emory J. Weaver was in Violation of Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (A) (1) , and Section 652 . 15 , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance; Commercial . Industrial , and Residential , Paragraph (D) . Order: That Emory J. Weaver shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before July 15 . 1991 by taking the following action: 1 . Brush, scrape and repaint building walls . facia and soffit where needed. 2 . Remove all debris from around the property. 3 . Maintain exterior of premises in a clean, sanitary, and safe condition. Upon complying Emory J. Weaver shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson a City Official , in writing, she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance . Should Emory J. Weaver fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250. 00 for the first day (July 16 , 1991) and $250 . 00 for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Should the violation reoccur , upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of $250 . 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. 4 . Case No. 91-13 , Peter Rodriquez , Lot 16, Block 13 , Avon-By- The-Sea, Section 23 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (8001 Poinsetta Avenue) - Violation of Section 641 . 33 (B) (1) , Location of Recreational Vehicles , Camping Equipment, Boats and Boats Trailers Ms . Hutcherson testified that the City had received a written complaint regarding a walk-in cooler and two (2) boats on the property fronting Madison Avenue that were not screened from view. She reported that the walk-in cooler had been removed. However, the two (2) boats were not removed. She submitted photographs (Exhibit A) and noted that various recreational vehicles were sometimes parked on the property fronting Madison Avenue. Discussion followed. Findings of Fact: The boats and boat trailers were not removed from the front setback and relocated to an approved area. Conclusion of Law: Peter Rodriquez was in Violation of Section 641 . 33 (B) (1) , Location of Recreational Vehicles , Camping Equipment , Boats and Boat Trailers . Order: That Peter Rodriquez shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before July 15 , 1991 by taking the following action: Remove boats and boat trailers . Recreational vehicles of any type may not be parked within the front setback. Upon complying, Peter Rodriquez shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson, a City Official , in writing, she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of Compliance . Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting June 20 , 1991 Page 4 of 5 Should Peter Rodriquez fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250.00 for the first day (July 16 , 1991) and $250 . 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist. Should the violation reoccur, upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of 5250 . 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Ms . Benson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 5. Case No. 91-14 , James E. Allen, Parcel 817 , Section 15, Township 24 South, Range 37 East (8801 Astronaut Boulevard) - Violation of Section 652. 13 (A) (2) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established A typographical error was noted on the agenda. Section 652. 12 should read Section 652 . 13 . Ms . Hutcherson testified that numerous dead palm trees had not been removed from the property and that no contact had been made from Mr. Allen pertaining to this matter. She submitted a photo of the dead trees (Exhibit A) . Mr. Hutchinson moved as follows: Findings of Fact: The dead palm trees had not been removed from the property. Conclusion of Law: James E. Allen was in Violation of Section 652 . 13 (A) (2) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established. Order: That James E. Allen shall comply with the aforementioned Section on or before July 15 , 1991 , by taking the following action: Remove the dead palm trees from the property. Upon complying, James E. Allen shall notify Thomas Kleving, a City Official , in writing, he shall inspect the property and notify the Board of Compliance. Should James E. Allen fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 . 00 for the first day (July 16 , 1991) and $250 . 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist. Should the violation reoccur , upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer . a fine of $250. 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Mr. Okell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. There being no further business , the meeting was adjourned at 8 :45 P.M. V nCI Approved this tecrD day of =c , 1991 . 4"44* 1714L1 Chairman (-, ill p le..0c� Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting June 20 , 1991 Page 5 of 5 *04110, CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING JULY 18 , 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral . Florida , was held on July 18 , 1991 at the City Hall Annex, 111 Polk Avenue , Cape Canaveral , Florida . Chairman Stenalein called the meeting to order at 7 : 30 P .M. The Secretary called the roll . Members Present Charles Stenalein Chairman Mary Russell Vice Chairman Roy Moeller James Okell Jeanne Benson Marianne Sheffield Alternate Members Absent George Hutchinson Jean Porter Gabler Others Present James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevina Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr . Okell noted that he had made the motion in Case No . 91-13 . Mr . Moeller moved to approve the minutes of June 20 . 1991 with the amendment that Mr. Okell had made the motion in Case No . 91-13 . Ms . Benson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. It was noted that the next meeting would be held on August 22 , 1991 . The Secretary swore in Ms . Evelyn Hutcherson , Code Enforcement Officer , Mr . Thomas Klevina, Code Enforcement Officer , and Ms . Thompson , Citizen. COMPLIANCE HEARINGS : 1 . Case No. 91-09 . Neil and Nancy MacKennon , Lots 9 & 10 , Block 43 , Avon-By-The-Sea (276 Polk Avenue) - Violation of Sections 302 . 1 , Sanitary Facilities ; 302 . 6 . Cooking and Heating Equipment; 303 . 4 , Electrical Lights and Outlets : 304 , Minimum Requirements for Electrical Systems ; 305. 6 . Protective Railings ; 305 .7 , Windows ; 305. 8 . Windows to be Glazed; 305. 10 , Windows to be Openable; 305. 12 . Exterior Door Frames ; 305. 13 , Screens ; 305 . 16 . Interior Floors . Walls and Ceilings ; 305 . 22 , Bathroom Doors ; 307 . 1 . Sanitation: 307 . 4 , Care of Premises of the Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances . and Section 652 . 15 , Criteria for Building Appearances and Maintenance , Commercial , Industrial . and Residential . Paragraphs (C) and (D) Mr. Klevina testified that Mr . MacKennon had thanked the Board for extending his compliance date . Mr . Klevina reported that this case was in compliance . Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting_ July 18 , 1991 Page 1 of 3 411 2 . Case No 91-11 , Harry L. Martin, Lots 1 , 2 , 9 , 10, 11 and 12, Block 62 , Avon-By-The-Sea, Section 23 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (201-205 Pierce Avenue and 200-212 Buchanan Avenue) - Violation of Section 652. 11 , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established; Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established; and Section 675. 11 , Owner to Maintain Premises Free of Litter Ms . Hutcherson testified that the dead tree limbs had been removed and that some of the stumps had been lowered. She reported that this case was in compliance. 3 . Case No. 91-12 , Emory J. Weaver , Lot 22 . 01 , Banana River Estates , Section 26 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (6103- 6113 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 652. 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (A) (1) , and Section 652 . 15 , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance; Commercial , Industrial , and Residential , Paragraph (D) Mr. Kleving testified that this case was not in compliance . He advised that Mr. Weaver had made no attempt to contact the Building Department and that Mr. Weaver had only removed some debris from the front of the property. It was noted that Mr. Weaver had received the Code Enforcement Board Order on June 25 , 1991 by registered mail . Discussion followed. 4 . Case No. 91-13 , Peter Rodriquez , Lot 16 , Block 13 , Avon-By- The-Sea, Section 23 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (8001 Poinsetta Avenue) - Violation of Section 641 . 33 (B) (1) , Location of Recreational Vehicles , Camping Equipment , Boats and Boats Trailers Mr. Kleving testified that the Boats and Boat Trailers had been removed out of the City and that this case was in compliance. 5. Case No. 91-14 , James E. Allen, Parcel 817 , Section 15 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (8801 Astronaut Boulevard) - Violation of Section 652 . 13 (A) (2) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Mr. Kleving testified that the dead palm trees had been removed from the property, new trees had been planted in the same locations , and that this case was in compliance . PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 . Case No. 91-15 , Eugene Melgaard, Lots 13 & 14 , Block 4 , Avon- By-The-Sea (418 Adams Avenue) - Violation of Section 652. 13 (B) (2) , Screening of Service Yards and Dumpster Areas Ms . Hutcherson testified that Mr. Melgaard had been notified twice to screen the dumpster area, the original Notice of Violation was dated March 22 , 1990 and the other was dated July 8 , 1991 . Ms . Thompson, a friend of Mr. Melgaard' s , testified that Mr. Melgaard had been waiting to screen the dumpster due to the fact that the parking area was going to be repaved. She advised that Mr. Melgaard was in the process of receiving bids from various contractors to do the work. Ms . Thompson noted other dumpster areas that were not screened throughout the City. Discussion followed. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting July 18 , 1991 Page 2 of 3 Mr . Moeller moved as follows : FINDING,.. OF FACT: The dumpster was not screened on three sides . CONCLUSION OF LAW: Eugene Melaaard was in Violation of Section 652 . 13 . Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (3) ( 2) , Screening Service Yards and Dumpster Areas . of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances . ORDER: That Eugene Melaaard shall comply with the aforementioned Section on or before August 15 , 1991 by taking the following action: 1 . Screen dumpster on three sides Upon complying, Eugene Melaaard shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson a City Official . in writing, she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of Compliance . Should Eugene Melaaard fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation , then a fine shall be levied in the amount of fifty dollars ( S50 . 00) for the first day (August 16 , 1991 ) and fifty dollars (550 . 00) for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist . Ms . Russell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. There being no further business , the meeting was adjourned at 8 : 05 P .M. Approved this , j ?„n0 day of flugc 5+' , 1991 . Chairm ,:AAfocvn L. Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting July 18 , 1991 Page 3 of 3 11 posS ,44100 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 22 , 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral . Florida , was held on August 22 , 1991 at the City Hall Annex, 111 Polk Avenue , Cape Canaveral . Florida. Mr . Hutchinson called the meeting to order at 7 : 30 P .M. The Secretary called the roll . Members Present George Hutchinson James Okell Jeanne Benson Marianne Sheffield Alternate Members Absent. Charles Stenalein Chairman Mary Russell Vice Chairman Roy Moeller Jean Porter Gabler Others Present James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevinq Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr. Okell moved to approve the minutes of July 18 , 1991 as submitted. Ms . Sheffield seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. It was noted that the next meeting would be held on September 19 , 1991 . The City Attorney swore in Ms . Evelyn Hutcherson , Code Enforcement Officer , Mr . Thomas Klevinq, Code Enforcement Officer , and Mr . Jerry Sale , Citizen. COMPLIANCE HEARINGS : 1 . Case No. 91-15 , Eugene Melgaard, Lots 13 & 14 , Block 4, Avon- By-The-Sea (418 Adams Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 . 13 (B) (2) . Screening of Service Yards and Dumpster Areas Ms . Hutcherson testified that a suitable location had been determined for the dumpster. Ms . Hutcherson respectively requested that the imposed fine be waived since Western Waste had not placed the dumpster to the appropriate location as promised. She stated that Western Waste had assured her that they would relocate the dumpster tomorrow. Mr. Okell moved that in Case No . 91-15 , Euaene Melgaard , the imposed fine beginning August 16 , 1991 , be waived and if in fact the dumpster is not properly located and screened, the fine be reinstated and the case be brought before the Board. Ms . Sheffield seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting August 22 , 1991 Page 1 of 4 111 PUBLIC HEARINGS Ms . Hutcherson respectively requested that Case No. 91-19 be heard at this since Mr. Sale was the only violator in the audience. The Board members concurred. 1 . Case No. 91-19 , Gerald and Joyce Sale , Lots 1 and 2 , Block 69 , Avon-By-The-Sea (6952 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 637 . 47 , C-1 , Principal Uses and Structures , and Section 637 . 51 , Special Exceptions Permissible by Board of Adjustments , Paragraphs (J) (K) Ms . Hutcherson testified that Mr. Sale from time to time , had vehicles , bicycles and trailers parked on the parking lot. An inspection revealed that five automobiles were parked for sale at this time . Ms . Hutcherson submitted the violation notice and photographs of the vehicles parked (Exhibit 1) . Mr. Sale testified that the vehicles were pawned and that he had no other place to park them. Mr. Sale stated that he would not buy or pawn vehicles in the future and respectively asked that the Board allow him (30) days to dispose of them. Discussion followed. Mr. Okell moved as follows : Findings of Fact: All vehicles offered for sale had not been removed from the premises . All outside display of merchandise offered for sale had not ceased; or Special Exception to allow outside display and new and used automobile sales had not been obtained. Conclusion of Law: Gerald and Joyce Sale were in Violation of Section 637 . 47 , C-1 Principal Uses and Structures , and Section 637 . 51 , Special Exceptions Permissible by the Board of Adjustments , Paragraphs (J) and (K) of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances . Order: That Gerald and Joyce Sale shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before September 22 , 1991 by taking the following action: 1 . Remove all vehicles offered for sale from the premises ; 2 . Cease all outside display of merchandise offered for sale; or 3 . Obtain a Special Exception to allow outside display and for new and used automobile sales . Upon complying, Gerald and Joyce Sale shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson, a City Official , in writing, she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance. Should Gerald and Joyce Sale fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that they are still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of S150 .00 for the first day (September 23 . 1991) and $150 . 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist. Should the violation reoccur , upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of $150 . 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Ms . Benson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting August 22 , 1991 Page 2 of 4 S 2 . Case No. 91-16 , Amin & Patel Investments , Inc. , Lots 1-3 and West 1/2 of Lot 4 , Block 13 , Avon-By-The-Sea (8020-8050 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 652. 11 , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph C; Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph A. 1 ; Section 652 . 19 , Criteria of Sign Appearance and Maintenance; Section 653 . 09 , Permits and Inspections ; Section 653 . 15 , Wind Pressure and Dead Load Requirements and 653 . 28 , Special District Regulations , Paragraph D Ms . Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance. 3 . Case No. 91-17 , Guy Dryden, Lots 3-5, Block 43, Avon-By-The- Sea (315 Tyler Avenue) - Violation of Section 302. 1 , Sanitary Facilities; Section 302. 4 , Water Heating Facilities; Section 302.6 , Kitchen Facilities; Section 302 . 9 , Smoke Detector Systems; Section 304 , Minimum Requirements for Electrical Systems ; 305 .6, Protective Railings; 305. 11 , Exterior Doors; 305 . 13 , Screens ; Section 305. 16 , Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings; Section 305. 21, Interior Door Hardware; and Section 307 . 5, Extermination, of the Standard Housing Code , as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr. Kleving testified that this case was in compliance . 4 . Case No. 91-18 , Herbert Mendel , Trustee , Parcel 750 , Section 14 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (North of 8600 Ridgewood Avenue) - Violation of Section 703 . 3 , Public Nuisances Prohibited, and Chapter 620 , adopting the Standard Code for the Elimination or Repair of Unsafe Buildings Ms . Hutcherson described the location of the property and testified that there was an abandoned structure which had been permitted but never completed in addition to an excessive accumulation of untended weeds , undergrowth or other plant life and dead limbs or portion of trees on the property. She testified that the Notice of Public Nuisance had been mailed on April 11 , 1991 (Exhibit 1) . She submitted a memorandum notifying the City Manager that Mr. Rossi , Realtor, had been unable to locate Mr. Mendel (Exhibit 2) ; the Violation Notice dated July 24 , 1991 (Exhibit 3) ; and Sheriff ' s Reports (Exhibit 4) . Ms . Hutcherson advised that the property and unfinished structure was unsafe and needed to be cleaned up. Discussion followed. Mr. Okell moved as follows : Findings of Fact: The abandoned incomplete structure was not removed or secured. The weeds and undergrowth had not been mowed or cut, dead trees and dead tree limbs and debris had not been removed from the property. Conclusion of Law: Herbert Mendel , Trustee, was in Violation of Section 703 . 3 , Public Nuisance Prohibited, and Chapter 620 , adopting the Standard Code for the Elimination or Repair of Unsafe Buildings . Order: That Herbert Mendel , shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before September 12 , 1991 by taking the following action: 1 . Remove or secure the abandoned incomplete structure on the property. 2 . Cut or mow the weeds and undergrowth, removed dead trees and dead tree limbs , and remove all debris from the lot. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting August 22 , 1991 Page 3 of 4 Upon complying, Herbert Mendel shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson a City Official , in writing, she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance . Should Herbert Mendel fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 . 00 for the first day (September 13 , 1991) and $250. 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist. Should the violation reoccur , upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of $250 . 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist. Ms . Sheffield seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Add-On Items 1 . Case No. 90-23 , Joseph Hartnett (515 Madison Avenue) Ms . Hutcherson reported that Mr. Harnett had been fined $1 , 375. 00 and that a lien was placed on the property which had been recently sold. 2 . Case No. 90-21 , Douglas Melvin (6790 North Atlantic Avenue) Mr. Kleving reported that Mr. Melvin had been in violation of the Cape Canaveral Code Enforcement Board Order , dated June 21 , 1990 , in that vehicles were being stored on his property, parking areas were littered and overgrown and the open areas were overgrown. A Notice to Comply was mailed August 19 , 1991 , notifying Mr. Melvin that should the above violations continue to exist at 4 : 30 P .M. , Wednesday, August 21 , 1991 , a fine would be imposed in the amount of $50 . 00 for the first day (August 19 , 1991) and $50 . 00 for each and every day the violations continue to exist (Exhibit 1) . Mr. Kleving advised that Mr. Melvin had been fined for four days of non-compliance. There being no further business , the meeting was adjourned at 8 : 30 P .M. Approved this /9 _ day of , ', , 1991. C airma Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting August 22 , 1991 Page 4 of 4 0 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 19 , 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral , Florida . was held on September 19 . 1991 at the City Hall Annex, 111 Polk Avenue , Cape Canaveral , Florida. Chairman Stenglein called the meeting to order at 7 : 30 P .M. The Secretary called the roll . Members Present Charles Stenalein Chairman Mary Russell Vice Chairman George Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Marianne Sheffield Alternate Members Absent Jeanne Benson Jean Porter Gabler Others Present Ann Thurm Council Member James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevina Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr. Okell moved to approve the minutes of August 22 , 1991 as submitted. Mr. Hutchinson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. It was noted that the next meeting would be held on October 17 , 1991 . The City Attorney swore in Ms . Evelyn Hutcherson . Code Enforcement Officer , Mr. Thomas Klevina, Code Enforcement Officer . Mr . MacKinnon and Mr . Adams . citizens . COMPLIANCE HEARINGS : 1 . Case No. 91-18 , Herbert Mendel , Trustee . Parcel 750 . Section 14� Township 24 South, Range 37 East , (North of 8600 Ridgewood Avenue) - Violation of Section 703 . 3 , Public Nuisances Prohibited, and Chapter 620 . Adopting the Standard Code for the Elimination or Repair of Unsafe Buildings Ms . Hutcherson . Code Enforcement Officer , testified that Morris Trucking had been hired to remove the abandoned incomplete structure from the property; cut or mow the weeds and undergrowth; remove the dead trees and dead tree limbs ; and remove all the debris from the lot. She reported that progress was being made . She respectively requested that the Board waive the imposed fine beainninq September 13 , 1991 and extend the compliance date to October 16 . 1991 to allow the hired contractor ample time to complete the work. Discussion followed. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting September 19 , 1991 Page 1 of 6 • Mr . Okell moved that in Case No. 91-18 . Herbert Mendel . Trustee , the imposed fine beginning September 13 , 1991 , be waived and the compliance date be extended to October 16 , 1991 . Mr. Hutchinson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 . Case No. 91-20 , Kim Adams . d/b/a Adams Enterprises , 230 Columbia Drive , #109 - Violation of Florida Statute 205 , Local Occupational License Taxes and Section 721 . 05 , License Required; Payment of Tax Prerequisite to Issuance and Section 721 . 11 , Unlawful to Engage in Business , Etc . . Without License Ms . Hutcherson, Code Enforcement Officer , testified that she had picked up a business card from the bulletin board at a local laundry and dry cleaners . she checked city records and determined that Mr . Adams did not have an occupational license . She further testified that a notice was mailed to Mr . Adams advising him that it was necessary for him to obtain an occupational license (Exhibit 1) ; Mr . Adams had come into the office and was very argumentive , he had reached over and tore the business card off the letter , tore it into small pieces and put it in his pocket . A Notice of Violation was mailed to Mr . Adams dated August 13 , 1991 (Exhibit 2) . She advised the Board that a neighbor had verbally complained about the packages being left in front of Mr. Adams ' unit. Mr. Adams testified that he was an Amway distributor; his deliveries were made to his business in Rockledge ; customer orders were normally delivered direct ; occasionally. customers picked up orders at his residence . The Chairman asked Mr . Adams why he had destroyed the business card that was part of the code enforcement evidence . Mr . Adams stated that the card did not belong to Ms . Hutcherson. Ms . Hutcherson advised that an occupational license for Mr . Adams ' type of business would cost $31 . 25 per year . Discussion followed. Ms . Russell moved as follows : Findings of Fact: Kim Adams . d/b/a Adams Enterprises , was operating a business without an occupational license . Conclusion of Law: Kim Adams was in violation of Florida Statue 205 , Local Occupational License Taxes and Section 721 . 05 , License Required; Payment of Tax Prerequisite to Issuance and Section 721 . 11 . Unlawful to Engage in Business , Etc . , Without License , of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances . Order: That Kim Adams shall comply with the Cape Canaveral City Code of Ordinances on or before October 3 , 1991 , by obtaining an occupational license . Upon complying. Mr. Adams shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson, a City Official , in writing, who shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance . Should Mr . Adams fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of 550 . 00 for the first day (October 4 . 1991) and 5100 . 00 per day thereafter for each and every day the violation continues to exist . Mr. Hutchinson seconded the motion. Discussion followed. Motion carried unanimously. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting September 19 , 1991 Page 2 of 6 0 0 2 . Case No. 91-21 , Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson, Lot 12 , Block 36 , Avon-By-The-Sea , Section 23 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East , (114 Tyler Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 . 11 (C), Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established; Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (A) , Subparagraphs 2 , 6 and 7 ; and Section 641 . 37 (A) , Parking and Storage of Certain Vehicles Mr . Kleving, Code Enforcement Officer , testified that a written complaint had been filed by Mercedes Montalvo (Exhibit 1) ; a Notice of Violation had been mailed to Mr . Katz , property owner and Mr . Robinson, occupant , on August 23 , 1991 (Exhibit 2) . Mr. Klevina reported that litter and debris were not removed from the premises , dead tree limbs were not trimmed, the lawn was not mowed and the vehicle was not covered or removed. Discussion followed. Mr . Okell moved as follows : Findings of Fact : The litter and debris were not removed from the premises , dead tree limbs were not trimmed , lawn was not mowed and the vehicle was not covered or removed from the premises . Conclusion of Law: Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson were in violation of Sections 652 . 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established; Section 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established , Paragraph (A) , Subparagraphs 2 , 6 and 7 ; and Section 641 . 37 (A) . Parking and Storage of Certain Vehicles . Order: That Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before October 10 , 1991 , by taking the following action: 1 . Remove all litter & debris from premises . 2 . Trim all dead tree limbs from trees . 3 . Recycle all empty cans . 4 . Mow lawn. 5 . Completely cover the vehicle or remove it from the premises . Upon complying, Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson shall notify Thomas Kleving, a City Official , in writing, he shall inspect the property and notify the Board of Compliance . Should Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that you are still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 . 00 for the first day (October 11 , 1991 ) and $250 . 00 for each and every day the violation continues to exist . Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer, a fine of $250 . 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist . Mr. Hutchinson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting September 19 , 1991 Page 3 of 6 ® 4 , 3 . Case No. 91-22 , Neil and Nancy MacKinnon, Lots 9 & 10 , Block 43 , Avon-By-The-Sea, Section 23 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East , (276 Polk Avenue) - Violation of Section 101 . 6 , Maintenance; Section 302 . 6 , Cooking and Heating Equipment; Section 303 . 5, Light in Public Halls and Stairways; Section 305. 3 , Roofs ; Section 305 . 6 , Protective Railings ; Section 305. 16 , Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings ; and Section 307 . 5 , Extermination, of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as Adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr. Kleving, Code Enforcement Officer , submitted the Notice of Violation, dated September 6 , 1991 (Exhibit 1) and a letter from D.C . Pest Control , Inc. , dated September 10 , 1991 (Exhibit 2) . He testified that the pest control company had found German roach infestation in most apartments and that Mr. MacKinnon was making an earnest effort to correct the problems . Mr. Mackinnon, Owner , testified that he was in the process of evicting many of his tenants . He asked that the Board consider extending his compliance date so that he could go through each unit, after the tenants were evicted with Mr. Kleving, to make notations of all code violations . Mr . Hutchinson moved that Case No. 91-22 , be tabled for 90 days to allow Mr. MacKinnon time to evict tenants , allow Tom Kleving, a City Official , to inspect the units and make notations of all code violations and report back to the Board. Ms . Russell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 4 . Case No. 91-23 , Jack Moline , Lot 14 . 05 , Block 5 , Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens , Unit 2 , Section 14 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East, (8410 Canaveral Boulevard) - Violation of Sections 305. 3 . 2 , Roofs ; 305. 5 , Stairs , Porches and Appurtenances ; 305 . 16 . 1 , Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings , of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as Adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances and Section 652 . 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established; 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraphs (A) (2) and (6) ; and Section 652. 15 , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance , Commercial , Industrial and Residential , Paragraph (D) of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr. Kleving, Code Enforcement Officer , testified that the roof shingles needed to be replaced, facia and soffit were in disrepair, addition to rear of house was in a state of disrepair , ceiling drywall had fallen down, both upstairs and downstairs showed evidence of water damage, lawns were overgrown, a tree was dead in the backyard, overgrowth in backyard was a source of infestation and paint about windows were cracked and peeling. He advised that the property was in foreclosure and that overdue sewer charges existed in the amount of approximately $633 . 00 . Mr. Kleving submitted the Notice of Violation, dated July 25 , 1991 (Exhibit 1) ; a letter to Florida Power & Light Company, authorizing them to pull the power meter, dated July 26 , 1991 (Exhibit 2) ; and a letter from Attorney Patricia Bower, from the Law Offices of Giles , Hedrick & Robinson, representative for The First, F.A. , dated August 7 , 1991 (Exhibit 3) . He stated that Ms . Bower had requested that the Board extend the time period for compliance so that her firm could continue their efforts to obtain access to the property. Discussion followed. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting September 19 , 1991 Page 4 of 6 r.•. ,".w Nue °w✓ Mr . Moeller moved as follows : Findings of Fact: The roof had not been inspected by a licensed roofer and re-roof where deemed necessary, all facia and soffit was not repaired or replaced as necessary, addition at rear of house was not repaired or painted , ceiling drywall was not replaced where necessary , lawn was not maintained in a neat and orderly fashion, dead tree in backyard was not removed, heavy overgrowth in backyard was not removed, exterior of buildings were not brushed , scraped and painted where needed. Conclusion of Law: Jack Moline was in violation of Section 305 . 3 . 2 , Roofs ; 305 . 5 , Stairs , Porches and Appurtenances ; 305 . 16 . 1 , Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the City of Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances and Sections 652 . 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established; 652 . 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraphs (A) (2 ) and (6 ) ; and Section 652 . 15 (D) , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance , Commercial , Industrial and Residential , of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances . Order: That Jack Moline shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before October 10 , 1991 , by taking the following action: 1 . Have the roof inspected by a licensed roofer and re- roofed where deemed necessary. 2 . Repair or replace all facia and soffit as necessary. 3 . Repair and paint addition at rear of house. 4 . Replace all ceiling drywall where necessary. 5 . Maintain lawns in a neat and orderly fashion. 6 . Remove dead tree in backyard. 7 . Remove all heavy overgrowth from backyard. 8 . Brush, scrape and paint exterior of building where needed. Upon complying , Jack Moline shall notify Thomas Kleving, a City Official , in writing, he shall inspect the property and notify the Board of Compliance . Should Jack Moline fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation, then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 . 00 for the first day (October 11 , 1991) and $250 . 00 for each and every day the violations continue to exist . Mr . Hutchinson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 5 . Case No . 91-25, William Bennix, Owner and James Murphy, Agent, Parcel 2 , Section 22 and Parcels 263 and 283 . 2 , Section 23 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (South of 8095 Astronaut Boulevard) - Violation of Section 657 . 03, Land Clearing Regulations ; _ Section 657 . 05 , Protection of Trees and Vegetative Buffers , Paragraph (C) , Removal Criteria, Subparagraphs 1 , 2 and 3 Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting September 19 , 1991 Page 5 of 6 • Ms . Hutcherson testified that on September 16 , 1991 , Mr . Donald Arabian , a former Council member , brought in pictures taken of unauthorized land clearing South of 8095 Astronaut Boulevard. She had visited the site and observed work in progress and immediately advised the equipment operator to cease . She contacted the owner , Mr. William Bennix and advised him that she had placed a Stop Work Order on the property. Mr. Bennix had advised her that he was going out of the country and that he would have Mr. Murphy contact her. Ms . Hutcherson reported that a Notice of Violation was hand - delivered to Mr . Bennix and Mr . Murphy on September 16 , 1991 (Exhibit 1 ) ; a letter from Mr . Bennix dated September 16 , 1991 , advised that since he was going out of the country, he requested that this case be postponed until he returned (Exhibit 2) ; photographs of the land clearing were submitted as (Exhibit 3) . Discussion followed. Mr . Hutchinson moved to postpone this case until the next scheduled meeting (October 17 , 1991) . Mr . Russell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. There being no further business , the meeting was adjourned at 8 : 45 P .M. Approved this +, /_ ! _ day of ._.._. -.._.. 1991 . „".gymOccai- - Chairman - Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting September 19 , 1991 Page 6 of 6 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 17 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on October 17 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral Florida Vice Chairman Russell called the meeting to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Mary Russell Vice Chairman George Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Jeanne Benson Jean Porter-Gabler Members Absent Marianne Sheffield Alternate Others Present Ann Thurm Council Member James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevina Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr Okell moved to approve the minutes of September 19 1991 as submitted Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously It was noted that the next meetings would be held on November 21 1991 and December 19 1991 The City Attorney swore in Evelyn Hutcherson and Thomas Klevzng Code Enforcement Officers COMPLIANCE HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-18 Herbert Mendel Trustee Parcel 750 , Section 14 Township 24 South, Range 37 East (North of 8600 Ridgewood Avenue) - Violation of Section 703 03 , Public Nuisances Prohibited, and Chapter 620 , adopting the Standard Code for the Elimination or Repair of Unsafe Buildings Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance 2 Case No 91-19 , Gerald and Joyce Sale , Lots 1 and 2 , Block 69 , _Avon-By-The-Sea (6952 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 637 47 , C-1 , Principal Uses and Structures, and Section 637 51 Special Exceptions Permissible by Board of Adiustments , Paragraphs (J) and (K) Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance 3 Case No 91-20 , Kim Adams d/b/a Adams Enterprises , 230 Columbia Drive , #109 - Violation of Florida Statute 205 , Local Occupational License Taxes and Section 721 05 , License Required, Payment of Tax Prerequisite to Issuance, and Section 721 11 , Unlawful to Engaae in Business Etc , Without License Code Enforcement Board Reaular Meeting October 17 1991 Page 1 of 4 Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance 4 Case No 91-21 , Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson, Lot 12 , Block 36 , Avon-By-The-Sea, Section 23 Township 24 South, Range 37 East (114 Tyler Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (A) , Subparagraphs 2 , 6 and 7 , and Section 641 37 (A) , Parking and Storage of Certain Vehicles Mr Kleving testified that most of the litter and debris were not removed from the premises dead tree limbs were not trimmed lawn was not mowed and the vehicle was not covered or removed from the premises Mr Hutchinson moved that in Case No 91-21 the $250 00 a day fine continue until the case was in compliance and should the fine not be paid a lien shall be filed against the property Said lien shall be subject to interest filing fees and attorney fees Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 5 Case No 91-23 , Jack Moline , Lot 14 05, Block 5 , Cape Canaveral Beach Gardens Unit 2 ( 8410 Canaveral Boulevard) - Section 305 3 2 Roofs 305 5 Stairs , Porches and Appurtenances, 305 16 1 Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances , and Section 652 11, Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 15 , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance Commercial Industrial and Residential Paragraphs (D) and (E) Mr Kleving testified that Mr Moline was in the process of going through a bankruptcy He submitted a letter from Mr Moline dated October 7 1991 which referenced a copy of a U S Bankruptcy Court Order dated July 9 1991 (Exhibit 1) Mr Kleving advised that this case was not in compliance Attorney Woodman reviewed the exhibit and gave a legal opinion He noted that the exhibit had not been furnished to him as specified in the letter dated October 7 1991 Discussion followed Mr Moeller moved that Case No 91-23 was not in compliance with the Order of this Board dated September 19 1991 and that the $250 00 per day fine beginning on October 11 1991 continue until the property was found in compliance Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-25 , William Bennix Owner and James Murphy, Agent , Parcel 2 Section 22 and Parcels 263 and 283 2 Section 23 Township 24 South, Range 37 East (South of 8095 Astronaut Boulevard) - Violation of Section 637 03 , Land Clearing Regulations , Section 657 05 Protection of Trees and Vegetative Buffers , Paragraph C , Removal Criteria, Subparagraphs 1 , 2 and 3 Ms Hutcherson testified that a video was taken of the property on September 16 1991 She noted that Mr Murphy was with her when the video was taken The Board members viewed the video of the property (Exhibit 1) Ms Hutcherson further testified that an inspection of the property was made on September 23 1991 with a State Forester Kay McKee Landscape Gardener and herself Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting October 17 1991 Page 2 of 4 A member from the St Johns Water Management District had also made an inspection and determined the lake that was filled-in was not considered wetlands However the fill taken from a pond to fill in the lake would need to be carefully monitored Ms Hutcherson advised that Mr Murphy was very cooperative with the recommendations made and had immediately doctored the damaged root systems She further advised that no plans were submitted or a permit pulled for the work and that Mr Murphy did not follow the guidelines specified in the Chapter 657 03 and 657 05 of the Cape Canaveral Land Development Regulations Discussion followed Mr Murphy was sworn in by Attorney Woodman Mr Murphy testified that he had intended to only use a bushhog to cut down weeds not to land clear the property Discussion was held regarding the dimensions of the property interrupted Ms Porter-Gabler moved as follows Findings of Fact Land was cleared and vegetation removed on subject property Conclusion of Law William Bennix Owner and James Murphy Agent were in Violation of Section 657 03 Land Clearing Regulations Section 657 05 Protection of Trees and Vegetative Buffers Paragraph (C) Subparagraphs 1 2 and 3 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Order No permit was taken out for the work as the ordinance required the ordinance stated that no permit can be issued after the work was done and that a fine shall be levied based on the square footage of land that was cleared It was the Order of this Board that William Bennix Owner and James Murphy Agent were in violation of the aforementioned Sections the Board determined to the best of their knowledge that 360 square feet of land had been affected Therefore a fine of $250 00 per 100 square feet cleared was imposed Total imposed fine was $900 00 Ms Russell seconded the motion Vote on the motion was as follows in favor Ms Benson Mr Hutchinson Mr Okell Ms Porter-Gabler and Ms Russell opposed Mr Moeller 2 Case No 19-26 Don Applegate , Lot 11 and 12 Block 6 Avon- By-The-Sea (615 Washington Avenue) - Violation of Section 101 6 , Maintenance, Section 305 7 Structural Supports of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances , Section 652 11 Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 15 , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance, Commercial , Industrial and Residential Paragraphs (D) and (E) Mr Rleving respectively requested that this case be continued at the next meeting Mr Okell moved that this case be continued on November 21 1991 Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 3 Case No 91-27 , John Bolanowski , Lot 1 , Block 72 Avon-By-The- Sea (6920 Ridgewood Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Section 652 13 (A) (2) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting October 17 1991 Page 3 of 4 Mr Kleving testified that the property was not in compliance However Mr Bolanowski had made a considerable amount of progress Discussion followed Mr Hutchinson moved as follows Findings of Fact Dead growth from trees and a pile of debris had not been removed from the property Conclusion of Law John Bolanowski was in Violation of Sections 652 ll (C) Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established and Section 652 13 (A) (2) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Order That John Bolanowski shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before November 14 1991 by taking the following action 1 Remove all dead growth from the trees 2 Remove the pile of debris from the property Upon complying John Bolanowski shall notify Thomas Kleving a City Official in writing he shall inspect the property and notify the Board of Compliance Should John Bolanowski fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $100 00 for the first day (November 14 1991) and $100 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of $250 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously NEW BUSINESS 1 Election of Officers Mr Okell nominated Ms Russell as Chairman Mr Hutchinson seconded the nomination Nomination carried unanimously Ms Benson nominated Mr Okell as Vice Chairman Ms Porter-Gabler seconded the nomination Ms Russell nominated Ms Benson as Vice Chairman Mr Hutchinson seconded the nomination The Board members voted by secret ballot The Secretary calculated the ballots It was determined that Mr Okell received four votes and Ms Benson received two votes There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9 10 P M Approved this cj "° day of 1991 IN Chairm Suuyt ) L K.6kDC4 Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting October 17 1991 Page 4 of 4 CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 21 1991 A regular meetina of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on November 21 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral Florida Chairman Russell called the meetina to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Mary Russell Chairman James Okell Vice Chairman Roy Moeller Jeanne Benson Jean Porter-Gabler Leon Eldredge Members Absent George Hutchinson Marianne Sheffield Others Present James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Klevi.ng Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr Okell moved to approve the minutes of October 17 1991 as submitted Ms Porter-Gabler seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously It was noted that the next meetina would be held on December 19 1991 The City Attorney swore in Evelyn Hutcherson and Thomas Kleving Code Enforcement Officers COMPLIANCE HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-21 Alan Katz and Clyde Robinson, Lot 12 , Block 36 Avon-By-The-Sea Section 23 Township 24 South Ranae 37 East (114 Tyler Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 ll (C) Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Section 652 13 Duties and Resyonsibi.liti.es of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (A) Subparagraphs (2) , (6) and (7) and Section 641 37 (A) Parking and Storaae of Certain Vehicles Mr Klevina testified that this case was in compliance He requested that the imposed fine beainnina on October 11 1991 be waived Mr Okell moved that the fine in the amount of $250 00 per day which was imposed beginning October 11 1991 be waived Mr Moeller seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Code Enforcement Board Reaular Meeting November 21 1991 Page 1 of 5 2 Case No 91-25 William Bennix Owner and James Murphy, Agent Parcel 2 Section 22 and Parcels 263 and 283 2 Section 23- Township 24 South, Range 37 East (South of 8095 Astronaut Boulevard) - Violation of Section Section 637 03 Land Clearing Regulations Section 657 05 Protection of Trees and Vegetative Buffers Paragraph (C) Removal Criteria , Subparagraphs (1) , (2) and (3) Ms Hutcherson submitted a letter dated November 12 1991 from the St Johns River Water Manaaement District reaarding their site visit on September 27 1991 (Exhibit 1) Ms Hutcherson advised that it did not appear to St Johns River Water Management District that Mr Bennix had violated any district rules Ms Hutcherson testified that the fine imposed by the Board on October 17 1991 in the amount of $900 00 had been paid 3 Case No 19-26 Don Applegate Lot 11 and 12 Block 6 , Avon- By-The-Sea (615 Washington Avenue) - Violation of Section 101 6 , Maintenance Section 305 7 , Structural Supports of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Section 652 11 , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Section 652 13 Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 15 Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance Commercial Industrial and Residential Paragraphs (D) and (E) Mr Kleving testified that this case was not in compliance He advised that he and the Building Official had an appointment with the property owner next week Mr Klevinq requested that this case be continued until the next scheduled meeting The Board members concurred 4 Case No 91-27 John Bolanowski Lot 1 Block 72 , Avon-By-The- Sea (6920 Ridgewood Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Section 652 13 (A) (2) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Mr Klevina testified that this case was in compliance PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-28 , Randall May Parcel 657 Section 14 , Township 24 South, Range 37 East (approximately 400 feet North of 8817 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 657 Tree Protection and Building Permit No 6433 Ms Hutcherson testified that Mr May had a land clearina contractor remove a numerous amount of trees from the property which were specifically excluded in the special conditions of the building permit She noted that the matter had been turned over to the City Council at that time Ms Hutcherson explained that a Notice of Violation had been sent on November 8 1991 requesting that Mr May provide replacement trees as requested by City Council She further explained that Chapter 657 Tree Protection of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances had been amended since the time this unfortunate work had been done She noted that the penalty under Chapter 657 07 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances had only provided for a fine not to exceed $500 00 Code Enforcement Board Regular Meetina November 21 1991 Page 2 of 5 Ms Hutcherson reported that Mr May had hand delivered a check in the amount of $500 00 along with a letter whish stated that the best way to handle the problem was to pay the maximum fine set at the time the trees were cleared in the amount of $500 00 Ms Hutcherson requested that the Board accept the $500 00 and consider the case closed since the City had no other alternatives Discussion followed Mr Moeller moved as follows Findings of Fact Trees were removed from the property whish were specifically excluded in the special conditions of the building permit Conclusion of Law R L May was in Violation of Section 657 Tree Protection of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances and Buildina Permit No 6433 Order That R L May shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before November 21 1991 by taking the following action Pay the imposed fine of $500 00 Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Mr Okell moved that Case No 91-28 R L May was in compliance with the fine imposed by the Code Enforcement Board on November 21 1991 in the amount of $500 00 fine was paid Ms Benson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 2 Case No 91-29 Lynda E Miles Lot 6 Block 70 Avon-By-The- Sea (219 Lincoln Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 (A) (1) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Ms Hutcherson testified that she had received a written complaint from Mr Andrew Kowalsky on August 26 1991 regarding grass overgrowth and a doa running at large (Exhibit 1) A Notice of Violation was mailed on October 28 1991 (Exhibit 2) Discussion was held regarding the property location Ms Hutcherson submitted photographs of the property (Exhibit 3) Discussion followed Mr Moeller moved as follows Findinas of Fact Weeds were overgrown and grass was not maintained along the east side of property alona the walkway Conclusion of Law Lynda Miles was in Violation of Sections 652 11 (C) Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established and Section 652 13 (A) (1) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances 1 Remove all overgrown weeds 2 Mow and maintain crass alona east side of the property Should Lynda Miles fall to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $50 00 for the first day (December 12 1991) and $50 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting November 21 1991 Page 3 of 5 Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of 5100 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Ms Benson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 3 Case No 91-30 , Alan Katz , Lot 15 01 , Block 43 , Avon-By-The- Sea (7521-7523 Magnolia Avenue) - Violation of Section 673 03 Residential Garbage and Trash Pick-up Conditions , Paragraph (C) , Location of Garbage Receptacles , and Section 652 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, Paragraph (B) (2) , Screening Service Yards and Dumpster Areas Ms Hutcherson testified that this case had been previously heard by the Board the dumpster had been moved to the adjacent property and properly screened and the case had been reported in compliance She explained that Mr Anderson the owner of the adjacent property was very upset that the dumpster enclosure had been placed on his property The dumpster enclosure was removed but the dumpster was not Ms Hutcherson submitted a picture of the dumpster location (Exhibit 1) She testified that she had met with Mr Katz but could not find an acceptable location for the dumpster and had suggested that Mr Katz convert to can service She advised that no contact had been made since their meeting Discussion followed Mr Okell moved as follows Findings of Fact The dumpster was improperly located and not properly screened Conclusion of Law Alan Katz was in Violation of Section 673 03 Residential Garbage Refuse and Trash Pick-up Conditions Paragraph (C) Location of Garbage Receptacles and Section 652 13 Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Paraaraph (B) (2) Screening Service Yards and Dumpster Areas of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Order That Alan Katz shall comply with the aforementioned Sections on or before December 12 1991 by takina the following action Relocate the dumpster to an approved site on his property and properly screen the dumpster on three sides or use a different type of garbage receptacle Upon complying Alan Katz shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson a City Official in writing she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance Should Alan Katz fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $50 00 for the first day (December 12 1991) and 950 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of $50 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Ms Porter-Gabler seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting November 21 1991 Page 4 of 5 4 Case No 91-31 , Sandra Ann Butler Lot 7 , Block 56 , Avon-Bv- The-Sea (119 Fillmore Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 (A) (1) and (2) , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Ms Hutcherson reported that a Notice of Violation had been mailed and that the certified receipt was returned unsianed Ms Hutcherson requested that this case be continued at the next scheduled meeting The Board members concurred There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 8 35 P M Approved this +h day of L�rlL 1991 RLa,-tf:I ✓1 ,*" e—�— — Chairman E�`)UQCj,Y� L KLLn Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting November 21 1991 Pace 5 of 5 r CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 19 1991 A regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on December 19 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral Florida Chairman Russell called the meeting to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Mary Russell Chairman James Okell Vice Chairman Roy Moeller George Hutchinson Jean Porter-Gabler Leon Eldredae Alternate Members Absent Jeanne Benson Marianne Sheffield Others Present James Woodman City Attorney Evelyn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Thomas Kleving Code Enforcement Officer Susan Nelson Secretary Mr Eldredge moved to approve the minutes of November 21 1991 as submitted Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously It was noted that the next meetina would be held on January 23 1992 The City Attorney swore in Evelyn Hutcherson and Thomas Kleving Code Enforcement Officers and Tracey Creech Manager of Dolphin Apartments COMPLIANCE HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-22 , Neil and Nancy MacKinnon, Lots 9 & 10 , Block 43 Avon-By-The-Sea (276 Polk Avenue) - Violation of Sections 101 6 , Maintenance, 302 6 Cooking and Heating Equipment, 303 5 , Light in Public Halls and Stairways , 305 3 Roofs , 305 6 Protective Railings , 305 16 , Interior Floors , Walls and Ceilings , and 307 5 , Extermination, of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as Adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Mr Kleving testified that four of the twelve units at the Dolphin Apartments were in compliance and that a continuous effort was being made to bring the remaining units to come into compliance Ms Tracey Creech Manaaer of the Dolphin Apartments gave a progress report of the remaining units Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting December 19 1991 Page 1 of 3 Mr Hutchinson moved to extend the compliance date until February 17 1992 Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 2 Case No 91-29 , Lynda E Miles Lot 6 , Block 70 Avon-By-The- Sea (219 Lincoln Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 (A) (1) , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Ms Hutcherson submitted photographs of the property (Exhibit 1) She testified that no contact or effort had been made to make the property in compliance She advised that a f ine in the amount of f if ty dollars had been imposed on December 12 1991 and that the fine would continue to accumulate at a rate of fifty dollars for each and every day thereafter until the property was brought into compliance 3 Case No 91-30 , Alan Katz , Lot 15 01 , Block 43 , Avon-By-The- Sea (7521-7523 Magnolia Avenue) - Violation of Section 673 03 , Residential Garbage and Trash Pick-up Conditions , Paragraph (C) , Location of Garbage Receptacles , and Section 652 13 , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established , Paragraph (B) (2) Screening Service Yards and Dumpster Areas Ms Hutcherson testified that Mr Katz had provided cans for his tenants and Western Waste had been advised to remove the dumpster She reported that this case was in compliance PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-26 Don Applegate , Lot 11 and 12 , Block 6 , Avon- By-The-Sea (615 Washington Avenue) - Violation of Sections 101 6 , Maintenance, and 305 7 , Structural Supports , of the 1988 Standard Housing Code as Adopted by Chapter 619 of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances , Sections 652 11 , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established 652 13 Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established, 652 15 , Criteria for Building Appearance and Maintenance Commercial Industrial , and Residential , Paragraphs (D) and (E) Mr Kleving testified that this case was in compliance 2 Case No 91-31 , Sandra Ann Butler , Lot 7 , Block 56 , Avon-By- The-Sea (119 Fillmore Avenue) - Violation of Sections 652 11 (C) , Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, 652 13 (A) (1) and (2) , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance 3 Case No 91-31 , H Patel , d b a O B 2 Jewelry & Pawn and Electronics Concepts , Inc (8040 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Florida Statute 205 , Local Occupation License Taxes , and Sections 721 05 License Required, Payment of Tax Prerequisite to Issuance and 821 11 , Unlawful to Engage In Business etc Without License Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in compliance 4 Case No 91-33 , Patsy J Arline , Lot 4 , Block 11 , Avon-By-The- Sea (511-513 Adams Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 11 (C) Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established, Section 652 13 (A) (1) and (2) , Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting December 19 1991 Page 2 of 3 Ms Hutcherson testified that the vegetation had been trimmed back from the fence line However the debris had not been cleared from the area She further testified that the property was not being maintained in a clean sanitary and safe condition She advised that Ms Arline had hired a contractor to do the work and was not aware that the debris were not removed Ms Arline had stated that the contractor was unavailable to return to the property until after the first of the year Ms Hutcherson requested that no fine be imposed since it was her opinion that Ms Arline would bring the property into compliance Findings of Fact The vegetation had been trimmed back from the fence line However the debris had not been cleared from the area The property was not being maintained in a clean sanitary and safe condition Conclusion of Law Ms Arline was in violation of Sections 652 11 (C) Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established and 652 13 (A) (1) Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances Order That Ms Arline shall comply with the aforementioned sections on or before January 17 1992 by taking the following action 1 Remove debris along fence line 2 Maintain the exterior of the property in a clean sanitary and safe condition Upon complying Ms Arline shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson A City Official in writing she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance Ms Porter-Gabler seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 8 05 P M Approved this 3rtl day of _(AiL1. 1992 U �} Chairm n X t�L 11 �ti l L Ly) 1 Secretary Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting December 19 1991 Page 3 of 3 CITY OF CAPE CAN,VER,L CODE ENFORCEPIENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING JUNE 20 1991 A reaular meetina of the Code Enforcement Board of the Cit,, of Cape Canaveral Florida was held on Jure 20 1991 at the City Hall Annex 111 Polk ,venue Cape Canaveral Florida Chairman Stenalein called the rreetina to order at 7 30 P M The Secretary called the roll Members Present Charles Stenalein Chairman Georae Hutchinson Roy Moeller James Okell Jeanne Benson Roy Moeller Members_Absent Mary Russell Vice Chairman Jean Porter Gabler Others Present James Woodman City -ittorney Evelvn Hutcherson Code Enforcement Officer Susan nelson Secretary Mr hutchinson moved to approve the minates of May 23 1991 as written Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously It was noted that the next meptina 4ould be held on July 18 1991 The Secretary swore in Evelvn Hatcherson Code Enforcement Officer and Neil MacKennon citizen COMPLIANCE_HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-07 B _&_B_B_Lir?ited _P_artncrship_ d b_a Circle_ K Corporation #4Q71_Lo_t_s_1-4 and 9-1G B_lock _31_ Avon-B�-The- Sea (7700 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation_ of Sect-on 652__11 Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established , Paragraph (C) and Section 652 13 _ Duties_ and Responsibilities—of Maintenance Standards Established Paraaraph (B) ( 2) Ms Hutcherson testified that the fence and dumpster enclosure rad been repaired and that the property was in compliance 2 Case No 91-09 , Neil and Nance MacKennon- Lots 9-& 10 Block 43 Avon—By The-Sea_(276 Polk_Avenue) - Violation of Sections 302 1 Sanitary_ Facilities ­ 302 6 Coo_king__ and�Heatina Equipment 303 4 _ Electrical Llants_and Outlets_ 304 Minimum Pegu:�rements for_ Electrical_ Systems 305 6 _ Protective Railings 305 7 Windows 3058 Windows to be Glazed - 3_05 10 Windows to be_Openable, _3O5__12 Exterior Door Frames 305 13 Screens 305 16 Interior_Floors -Walls-and Cei.�inas,_ 305 22 Bathroo- Doors_ 307_ 1 _ Sanit_at_ior ,, 307 4 , Ca-re—of_ Premises of the Standard Housing Code as adopted Chapter 619 of- the Cape _Canaveral_ Code_�of Ordinances - and--Section 6_5_2_15 y Criteria for Building Aopearan_ces_and Maintenance �Conmercial Industrial _ and Residential �Paraar_aT)hs (C)-and- (D) Code Enforcement Board Reaular Meetira JunC 20 1941 Daae 1 of 5 Ms Hutcherson testified that Mr MacKennon had grade an earnest eftort to correct the violations She stated that Mr MacKennon had experiences some unforeseen problems and ,gas not able to Teet nis co-ipliance date She recon-ended that his compliance date be extended for two weeks Mr Hutchinson moved as follows Findinas of Fact Neil and Nancy MacKennon had made an earnest effort to correct the violations noted in the Board Order dated May 23 1A91 Due to a unforeseen problem he vas rot able to meet his compliance date of June 13 1991 Order That the compliance date be exterded to Jaly 8 1991 Upon complying Neil ana Hancy MacKennon shall notify Eve-1 ,7n Hutcherson a Citv Official in yr-tirc{ She shall inspect the property ana, notifv the Board of compliance Should Neil and IJancy TlacFennon fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that they are still in violation then a fine shall be levied in the amount of $250 00 for the first day tJuly 9 1991 ) and 5250 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of 5250 00 per day shall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanirousli 3 Case No- 91-10 Glamis Kendall and Leon _Barnett Lots 9-11 Block 19 Avon-_Bv-The-Sea (78_02 Astronaut _Boulevard) Violation of Section 637_5_3_ C-1 Prohibited Uses_ and Structures_ Section 641 33 Location of Recreational Vehicles Etc -Pa_racrraphs -(A) and (C) and_ Section 602 6 Access to Buildi_n�s_b _Fire�paratus of_the vStandard Fire Prevention Code as adopted by Chapter 621_of the Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances _ Ms Hutcherson testified that a notice of ron-compliance had been hand delivered on June 6 1991 which Mr Barnett had refused The notice was then railed by certified mall and returned unclaimed She submitted a photo of the mobile home that was parked on the property (Exhibit A) She advised that the mobile home had been relocated to the east side of the buildina She noted that it had been hooked un to electricity until the day of this meeting She further noted that another vehicle vas barked in the fire lane between two buildinas Discussion followed Mr Hutchinson moved that in Case No 91-10 the $250 00 a day fine continue until the case was in compliance and that the City investigate records to find out whom the legal property owner (s) are Mr Okell seconded the motion Motion carried unanirously PLBLIC HEARINGS 1 Case No 91-06 , Gary I- ai12y , _Lot 8 ,_ Block A _Lona Point Subdivision Unrecorded_ (210/212 Lona Point Road) - Violation of Ch_qpter 671 01-Connections with Sewer Required� Ms Hutcherson testified that this case was in coTpliance 2 Case No 91-1i _Marry L Martin, Lots 1 21 9 10 11 and 12 Block 62 , Avon-By-The-Sear_ Section 23 , Township 2a South Rance 37 East (201-205 Pierce Avenue and 200-212 Buchanan Code Enforcemert Board Reaular Medina June 20 1991 Page 2 of 5 Avenue) - Violation of Section _652 11 Prop_er._ty._ Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Section 652 13 , Duties and R2Sponsibilitles_of Maintenance_ Standards Established and Section 675 11 Owner to Maintain Premises Free of Litter A typographica- error was noted on the agenda Section 652 12 should read Section 652 13 Ms Hutcherson testified that some of the dead Australian Pines had been cut down Ho%ever tre stumps were not removed and there were dead tree limbs remainina She submitted a photo of the property (Exhibit A) and requested direction from the Board regarding stump removal The Board members reviewed Section 652 1.3 Discussion followed The Board members concluded that the stumps did not need to be removed Mr Okell moved as follows Findings of _Fact Dead tree limbs rad not been removed from the property Conclusion_ of Law Harry L Martin was in violation of Section 652 11 Property Exterior Maintenance Standards Established Section 652 13 Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards Established and Section 675 11 Owner to Maintain Premises Free of Litter Order That Harry L Martin shall cor,ply with the aforementioned Sections on or before July 15 1991 by taking the following action Remove the dead tree limbs from the property Upon complying Harry L Martin shall notify Evelyn Hutcherson a City Official in writing she shall inspect the property and notify the Board of compliance Should Harry L martin fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds that he is still in violation then a fines shall be levied in the amoa-it of $250 00 for the first day (July 16 1991 ) and $250 00 for each and every day the violation exists and continues to exist at 201-205 Pierce Avenue and 200-212 Buchanan Avenue Should the violation reoccur upon notification by the Code Enforcement Officer a fine of $250 00 per day snall be imposed for each and every day the violation continues to exist Mr Hutchinson seconded the motion Motion carr-ea unanimously 3 Case No 91-12 Emory J Weaver Lot 22 01 Banana River Estates , Section 26 , Township 24 South Range 37 East (6103- 6113 North Atlantic Avenue) - Violation of Section 652 13 Duties and Responsibilities of Maintenance Standards_ Estab 11shed�Paraara_�h _(_A) (1) , and_Section 652 15 , Criteria for Buildinq _ Appearance ana - Maintenance Commercial , Industrial and Residential Paragraph (D) A typographical error was noted on the agenda Section 652 12 should read Section 652 13 Ms Hutcherson testified that the walls facia and soffit were in need of repair the fence around the rear propertv was deteriorated and various debris needed to be removed She submitted photos of the property (Exhibit A) Discussion followed Mr Okell moved as follows Findings of Fact The buildina walls facia and soffit had not been brushed scraped and repainted where needed debris Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting June 20 1991 Page 3 of 5 around +-he propert raa not beer re-oved and the e terior of rr4 pre-ises ,was no- clean saritar and _r safe Condit-or Conclusio^ (-r _,aw E-ory i r_a 7=r TTTas it T_oiat-Lo- -f Sectior t52 1_ DLtl_s aro of Maiire-arce Standards --stablis`)ea paraarapr kH) i ` a-d bectior X52 15 Criver-a for Btildina apnea_ ance and Tialrterarcc rn merr a_ industrial and R _s-dertial Paraarann (D) Ord-r That E-or ria �=r sha_1 co- r)l a -I-- t r e azo-e- ntlDns 1 Sect'. o-s _n -- refcre jell ? 15 1891 bZ talo a tnC follo _na acri^n 1 Brwsh scrape a-a r --aint ouildira a.L-s facia ani soft_t 2 Remove X11 aerrls rro-r =ro_-d -ho -crone_ , 3 '4alrtai- e -crier of n _-ises _n a clear sanita- a-a safe cordit_on ',)pon co-pl7ina E-^cr1 Ti=a7er shawl notif Ev?l`n Hut -"erso- a Citi Oft_r_a-L Tr_tlna shy -hal_ iasoect th-_ nroncrt,, a-d not-ty the Bcird t -c- viiirce Should i fail to cc -l�, Ta_tl tln= abo — -rd-r and fine -odc EnfoY ,-m--v uft-cer tinds that he _s st-ll i- iclation tree a fir= sl --- re le ivd it tre a^ourt of 5255 00 for }l,e f-rst da 1 17 16 laai , ana S_5C (-)0 t(--r earn and - e- ,- the -, iclation conte^aes to -vis{- Snosld the violation reoccur apo- -ctiticat- n by rre Code Enfor e-enr Office a f.L-e of S<5�, ( , nor dati sna11 be --r)cs=d for teach and every dal the Iiolat_or co'?r_.nues to e` -st 4 Case Jo 31--- Rete_ Pcdriauez L-t 16 Block 13 Rvc--B7- The-Sea Section 23 Tcwnshiir) 24 Scath Parge 37 East ( 8001 Roinsetta v=-Up ) - % iclat-on of Section 641 33 t B) (1) Locator of Pecreat-ona1 Veh_cles Camping Egaipment Boats and Boats Tra_le_ s Ms Hutcl-,-rson testifi=d t -at the C t- 7 '^ad rerel cd a aritt= co-pl-int reaaraina a ,alk-ten cool-_ a-d rTAo (2 ) boats on the property frc-tlna 4adison rhat Rerc rot screened frog 7iew She renc- t_d that tie a_r-ir coo_er pad been re-owed Fc�.,evpr the two t2) boats we- e not re—ved bi,e submitted nrotoaraph-z (Ezr-b_t ana nc"-=-d that arious 2e-reatloral 7eniclPs were comeri�es parked on tlynr-p_Tty trortin^ Madison revenue D_=cusszor folloged Findiras of pact Tnc boats and boat trailers were rpt re-uvea tro- tre frn-t s�:tnacy a-d V-Ll-sated to ar ap-crc ed area ronclus_-r r)f Lasa Petr Pcdrigacz jas in \,iolatic- of Section 641 .53 tB ) t -L ) -cation _t Recreat oral Vehiclrs ra-nina Egainmcrt Boats and Bcat Tiailers Order That Petr Pc_,drigT_ez sha!1 co-p1 ,alr'z T_r, aforerent-oned Sect-ors on -r betcr� Tul 15 19A1 by saki-a the folio _na a-t on 'Pe-rote noats and boar tra-lers Recreational 7ehicies of a"y t me ma not bG parked Ritr_n th, front setba-k Upon cornp_vina Pet-;=i Podria-ez sha11 not1fv E el7n Katcrerson a City Official in -ritina sh-_ shawl inspect the property and rotltY the Board of Co-pliance Code Enforcement Board P-crular M�_etzna Ju-e 20 1991 Raa�_ 4 of '- Shoula Peter Rodriauez fall to cor Div wltn the above order ana the Code Enforcement Officer tends tl-rat '-ie is sti-1 in ,710-ation trer a fine shall be Leveed Ln tl.e a-oant of 5250 00 for the first day (July 16 19A1) aria 5250 00 for eacn ara every aay the violation exists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur an= not-flcation by the Code Enforcement Officer a fire of 5250 00 per day shall be lmposea for each and every day the violation continues to exist Ms Benson seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 5 Case_ No 91-14 James E - Allen Parcel 817_ S_e_ctlon _1_5 Townshi_p_24_Soutr _ Range _37 _Eas_t_( 8801 Astronaut_ Boulevard)T- Violation of Sect-Lon 652 13 (A) (2) Duties and Res_ponsibi11ties of Maintenance Stardards Established A tvuoarar)hical error T.as notea on the agenda Section 652 12 should read Section 652 13 Ms Hutcherson testified that nuTerous ciead nalrr trees nad not been removed from the property and that no contact had been made rrom Mr mllen nertainina to this matter She submitted a D-oto of the dead trees (Exhibit A) Mr Hutchinson moved as follows Finainas of Fact The dead palm trees lead not been removed from the orouerti Conclusion of Law James E Allen was in Violation of Section 652 13 �(A) (2 ) Duties and Resnonsib-11ties of Maintenance Standards Establishea Order That Janes E Allen sna11 comply with the aforementioned Section on or before Julv 15 1991 by taking the followlra action Pemore the dead palm trees from the property Upon complvina James E Alen snail notify Thomas Klevina a City Official in writira ne shall inspect the oroberty and notifv the Board of Compl� arce Should James E Allen fail to comply with the above order and the Code Enforcement Officer finds tnat he is still --i violation then a fine sha11 be leviea in the amount of 5250 00 for the first day (July lb 1991 ) and 5250 00 for each and eaery aa7 tl^e violation =xists and continues to exist Should the violation reoccur uvon notification by the Coae Erforcement Officer a fine of 5250 00 Der aay sha11 be lmposea for each ana every day the violation continues to exist Mr Okell seconded tre motion Motion carried unanimously ' here be�na no further business the meetina was ad turned at 8 45 P M V 0'jw ILA- d r ADprov-d this 1841 _ day of Cria_rran� Secretary Code Enforcement Board Reaular Meetirct June 20 1991 Paae 5 of 5 rTT� ,_ LE tI- ER.,-.L CODE E FOR(-EATETTT BOARD PEG' L -LP NEETIITC �' Li _, 10g1 z reaular meetina `t the Coav Erzorce-err Bcerd of '-q- "ir ^{ -aL-e Cana -ra- Florias Gas ',end on Jain _b 1091 at tr- Ci- a1i hnre s. 111 Polk Aver-ie rac= r ana e_ al --crida Cl--rmar Stenalein called. rhe _et na to crde at 3 P 11 Tr_ Secretar; called the r 11 T1=mbers Presert Charles Steraleln f�alrTan Mari Bussell Gice rha_r-ar Rov 11celler Ja- -s 4ell Jeanne Benson far-an-�. Sr�,fti, 7 -, .te ',rra-,z CeoNae F-tcrlrson ear Por-er ab1�r Otr :�rs Present Ja-es Wooamar " 1r lttornel E e1 r Ha}cr_rs— ---d= Erforce—nt (-ffir-er Tr o- as cde E-row ce` ,-r 0--tine SaCan cls- - S-c? ,r are Mr Ok=ll nnt=d. *ha+ I,- naa - idc -ne -or_cr _ _ase ITo C)1-11 TTr Ho-l-er -o ea to a:Dnr^ L tr, -i- -tic o+- Tune ?`T 1Ac)I r yrh the a-crdment that ITr rare ti, -otyc^ _- C -TS_ T T o al-1 Ifs Berson se-c—aer' tre "^ot�r*' I1-i-icr Cairie`7 --"ar -rously It was rotca rhar *-ne r- t- o-la n, held ^r ruausr 3 a ) The Secretary s Tor= n If^ n P_rc1'`r-c r ('ca= ntfLCer 1`4- 'I-o-as T -c _-a '�od= Erf--c -e-T- :floc'` and 14 TT,o-psr)r --ti-e'^ COIfpLInT ('E FE�PIiTCS rase rTe q1-00 Tell arra Tfanc Lc is c) l0 Blocx 13 -, or By-The-Sea 2"'r+ Pc-h r 7 ac _ rT101at-o1 of sccr_o-s 302 1 Sanirar -acii-ries C-ok_r- and ieatiria Equip-e-t M3 4 Elec}rica_ Liahts ana Outlers X04 Illni-i-- Pequi- e-eats for E-ecti _ca1 S stems 3 )5 h Wrotzcti 7e -Pallings 31")5 7 '71n1 as 305 8 limo 7s to be Clazed 305 1 Windows to be OT)enani= I-- __ E�,rerior Door �7ra-es 3C5 13 Screens _05 1t Inr=ric. Floors 7aiis and eilinas 305 Bathroo- Doors 3177 1 aritaticn 307 4 Car. or Pre-_scs ^1 the Stanaara 'Aousina rods as ado,.tea by Lhavter 6iG of *he r-ape tana7Cral CD de ct -ralrances ana �>�-ctlon o52 15 Criteria for Balldiria -�.ppeara.rc=s ana M-)lntenanrc Cc- -e_ -lay Industrial and ParaaraL�rs C and D) mr Ttl- lra r-srir-L a t-ar 1r 'fact as rnanxec? the Board for tendira h-s N^re rar kl= ynr reperrea trat th_s caSp as it com�l_arce ~ od- Dnf^rre-Pnt B^arrt a=aular p4eerlra July -L° lac)— race 1 of j 2 Case No Q1-11 Karry L Ma tin Lors 1 2 1(1 1- ana 12 B1oCle b- kvon-BY- Phe-qea Secrior -3 TOT-Inship 24 Scut— Rance 3- East t201-_05 'P_ercz 7erue and 2�_ 0-212 Bucnaran ti , enae) - Vio-ation of `�,ertion b52 11 Prooert7 Exterior Mainterance �tandaras Established section 61)2 13 Duties and Responsibilities ct Maintenance wtanaards Eatabi_sned and Seetior 675 i1 _ rrer to Iia -tain �re-~ises Free of Lirrer TIS Hirchersr- testiticd tnar -Pe dean -rvc -i-bs ha-1 Deen -=-o led ana rnat sane cr tre sramcs -aa been 1-kc�red Sne eccr*pd -hat this case was Ln c -piiance < Case o a1-1- Emcr J Wca .7er -ot 22 ')1 Tiarana 'Ry 7-r Estates Section _t To -snio _1 Bourn Fanc7e -7 East blD3- 6113 Nortn ktlanric A7en?.e - Violation of Section 652 13 Duties ana Respcnsib�_y*les of Maintenance Standards Established Paragraph ) al ) ara Sectlor 6::2 15 criteria for Build_na ,ppeararce anx Naintenance Ccmmercial Industrial and residential Paracrrap�l tD) MY Klevina testiti..d trat tris ~ase Baas rot -n co-pliance HP advisea chat I1r Weaver -aa -adz no attemcr to contac'- tre Buiidina Depart-^ent and that Mr Tleaver aaa only re-ovea so-^e debris fro- the front of the pronert It c, as noted that Mr Weavei has received the Code Jntorce-rent Bozrd Order on Jure 25 1991 ba realst_red -ail Discussion collo ed 4 Case _No 91-13 Peter Rodr?auez Lot 16 Bloc} 13 ,vrr-Bv- The-Sea _ Sect-on _23 Township 2d South Range 37 East t8001 Poins-tta Avenue ) - Violation of Sectlor b41 33� (B) (1 ) Location of 1:1ecreational \'ericles Camping Equip-ent Boats and Boats Trailers I1r Klevina testif-ed that *-e Boats and Boat Trailers has been re-no .za out or rre C-Ltv ana t-at this _,se ,gas in corlp-Liance 5 Case P o _?1-14 a-es 7 n11er Parcel 81- Section Townsnip 24 South Rana 37 East 88)1 ,stronait Boul.vara) - Violation of Section b52 -3 A � 2) Duties ana Res_ponsib-l_ries of Maintenance Standards Esraolislea Mr Klevina testified that the teas pal- Lre`s nad been re -vr-d from tre procert� new trees )-aa been planted in tnP same locations and rnat this case ias _r ccmpilance PUBLIC HEAPINGq Case No 9_--15_ Eugene Melaaard Lots 13 & la Block 4 nvon- By-The_-Sea t d18 ,dams nvenuc ) _- Vioi-atlon of Sect-on 652 1j (B) (2) Screen-ng c'- Dervlce taras and DumpsteY tireas Ms Hutcherson test tied that Mr Melcaars hid oeen notifiea tgice to screen the ctu-aster area tre orictinal `doticc of Violation was dated March 22 1QG0 and the other eras dared Julv a 1Q9.L Ms Tho-psor a filerd of Mr 11elaaard s testifies tnat Fr Melcraard had been gait-ncr to screen the dumpsrer d-P to the fact t`aat the parking area i as cro-rg to be recap ed Sne advised that Mr M,lgaard was an the procPs= of receiving bids from various contractors to do the pork FIs Tnorpson noted other duTpst r areas that .were not screened tnrouchuut the Clty D-scussic-r foiloT ed Code Enforcement Boara Reaular Meeting July 18 + 991 Oaae 2 of 3 lir tl"-r.L "'cV el oc fz.l c -Il1LIT C C_7 Fn( T t cr �i- ric - ::-rezz7-ed r rrree sydes Dara la£ JC'-" Ion '--z a- a_ eC r a-da_ds Ecrab-_y ^ `I ICS -•7,r � t > CrC='^1r,- _ r-c 'ia'Ir z �*-a rlia ?pct-- f-- t r^ aTD _a I ca r� f di-arc-- 1)p.E- 'rr-at E SC_.aaar- cr31_ CM"-_ 7_T- S-r=--n di-rst- -n r 2r _ z-,a from co-iD.L ln7 t el-aa�a c-a_i nrlt E,, �lt � a �rC� ersnr a Citi .Jfri-iai _ r----a -r sna-1 ynSL?-Ct rw nlnnC r ar a nc-if th_ -PCar or __Tn_lpnc: Sr'nUid _Ua=-C PiEiCra:._d `ay_ r C -Ci T 11" " aIc` P -rd� - orr, rh` C-d:;; Er'fo-C.- n+- (--.- L __ I _q -rat r .�._. £t_ll lciatic -hen a Tit _ nal 1= __d _'S r- cU r C f r ,in_i arc 1 Sri i__ i V f_ Gr da a s, _tl iqD! a-d YY diol-a s -5 !:-1 -a-" i-a _r J t1C 1c!arlor _ icrs t-d ^c r l r =z r c ... _ z t Pis Russ_... cp---ded _ w ri^ i^tl n ^arr T'-ere Del-a rn fart^_r as as c_ire(� ar P rl ap"�)rc ea t'Zis z2PO 'xa ^t �UqL' laa St:_--r?tar r _ ^f 3 CITt O- : �F C of,VER-i- CODE EITFOFCEMEiTT BJ RD FECJLr%F rfEETIPTr ,, rJSP 22 laal z -=crular -eetlra of th_ roams _rt rre enr Boa- ,-i rf tn= rlt of -app Ca^a-� eral Flo- -aa a= ne_d on laaast -2 1991 at "--ie C_t� �4a__ erne s 111 polr A eras CaL, :aravera_ "lrr-na 11_ Putchinson -aijea tn= -rte r t^ crag a* P 11 Tr_ S=rr,tary called rr= r ll e-bcrs Present _eczac h-rch--sor James UK- 1 Jeanne Bers-n Harlar^e !�r,_ffl Lc' Memners �osLP* C`-larles Stenai,_- _�alrMa� tsar T� wsse_- HT1 C�ia_rMqr pot, Moe_icr -ean :'crier Gal-l-_ Ctrers ':)"esert J3-_- Wood- an It At`cr^r Eve. r Puy ch�_rson Hca- Offic r '"hc-as F-e` _na f oae Error-_-int Ctf_Lcer S.acar Bels r S=cr�rar Mr Okell -c .7-1 -c aero me - _Lrutes Jul submittea PRs Shett_e-d sec-rded tI^,� otic- motion carr -(-q unari"ous- It aas n(-tecd rrat fire Pett eet�na acusd bG "eld or Senn-e-ber 1Q 1ag1 The City A*tornev sir^re in 14s E eltir lig ,-cberso Coda Erfor-=- �rr Off_�:Lr Mr Tro- as Fl=� i-!u _oae Enferc_-ert Officer and PJf Jerr'� Sale itiZer CCMP,I--110E HEi PI 13S 1 rasp TTo 91-15 Eugene 14elaaar. Lors 13 & 1-- Blcck 4 At ot- B,r-TI,G-Sea { 410 dams ,ver ae ) - lolat-or of Section D52 13 t B ) ( 2 ) Screenlna rf Sei. lcr Paras and Dc_Mpst�_r areas Ms H-tchcrsor restified t^a a cal-ante _ocat.Lcn nad best deter-_-ed for tri dampsrer PIS hurcPc-scr resnectivcty ipquested that the imp sed fine b�_ calved -nc` Western Waste nag Pot placed ~^e aamrster to the aLpropriar� lc^a}zon as proras'd She s, ai-,d that Wpsterr Waste has as=ux -- A her trat t+"=v 7C-la -=locat- the dumpster * omvrro� TTr Okel1 -o� ed rnat yn _as= 1c u 1 -_5 r iuene 1,,::laaa,- ten ' i-TDosea fit - n�_a_nnl-a ucT_ist It 1AG1 bC al ca and _f lr Ta-r I-ne aumpstcr is not -Q--vcr_ 7 loca.tea ata sc,-cenca r ., fiP= ::e e_-stat=d and r1--z case ne nro_,�hr nctore th= Boara Pts Shefri-lc set"-'ia_d thG "Pots n Motlo- carrl_a - ani-c siv -oae ErrorcCmenr B^arc Feau ar Pi��rina 117UST 2" 1 Q Pac­ of - rTJBLI 1-4Er'�'I14GS Ms Hut Lrcrson resD,ct- T,i r,aL.estea t-at Cas, No wl-_9 oe -,=ar- at this sinc, Mr Sa-e as t , nniv iolarcr lr tre aidicrc, Thi Board concurred Case To Q1-19 r"�ra.td and Joti ce Sale Lots - and 2 Blau bq AVon-By-Tre-Sea i'1er­ ,.tlart-c ve*ii.e - vic-ation of Sect-on 637 47 r-1 Pr---ipal Uses and Struct,_s a- I Section 6j- 51 SD,c_al E cc7Jtlons Per-issib-, n7 Board of .,d-ius,mentu P-i_ aaraphs t 7� t F� Ifs H�_.tcherson test-flea t"lat Mr S=.1e fro- t_mc rn r_ c rad aericles b__y cles and tralle s par-,d on this nar Tina lot kr inspection r,a aled tnat f- 7e Rutomo7l_es were par'e-ect for sal= at rays T-i-e j9� F-',?tc�"= sor S n "-tL-a The lolation noLycc and nrotoaravhs of tr, 7erlr es par? _d E �rinit 1 rr Sale testified twat t-e -ricles cYe na nea and tray- ie naa no oth,r place to part rne� Nr Sale stated -nat ne woula rot buy or naT n ve"'iCleS _n the r -1rure ara r-spect-vel r asired Lrat to Board allow hl-n ( 301 days to aisrose of rnem Dlsct.ssior folio T,_a 11_ Ok ell -^o` ed as *clic s F-Lndinas of Fact -Ll eh-ries nffercd for sale ad not Dee- removed fro- tnc premises k13 ourside display or -errs -%ndi-,e offered for sale Pad rot ceased oz Sia=cial Exrepr-on to allow outside aisTJla t ana nea and usea auto-enile sales has rot neen octal-ea Conclusion ^f y,a a Gerald and Jo ce Salo Ter, In Violat-r)r of Section 63- 47 C-1 Or_nciz " Ls,=s aid S+*rl-c t res -nd gecricn tD37 51 Snecia- L-ce )t1^ns Der-iss_ble by tre Bcard of Adlustmerrs Paraaraprs (J) and + Kl of tnc -ap, Cane, era- Code or Orainanceq Oraer What G=rales and -ovice Sal= sbai_ co-iDi 7it'1 tre aforemert-onea Sections on cr n,rore Si:z:,te-.oer _2" _a91 n *aP -ra tPe follo q-ra action - RemcJe al- Jer.c--s offer,-) for sale from me pre—ises 2 Cease a-! �u`s_de :'isnla of -erchardi=e otferea for salt- or 3 r,' ai-7 a Snec_al -,cc.pLio- to a-coq outside diSN-3 ,, and for rev, and .Lsea a-to--b-le sales Lpon co~ olvina :,erala ata Jovice gale spa r^tif Evc1 Tr Hutcherson : Ci} Dff_c-ai in � r_tiria sre sna-- insDe-t tr, proT),rty and not-fv the Board of compiiar^, Should Gcra_a and Tovice Salc fail to corrpl a A-tr the abo-, e order and the Coae Enfor^ement Officer finds that they ars stll- _n lola*lo- rhe- a fine shall be 1=�, _ed it the a-ou^t of 5150 00 to me first aav ( SeDt�_mner 2j 1u411 and $150 00 for eac} ana e er dati t-ez �, iolat_or ,Xists and co-itiri-eS tc- e ist Shouid t^e violation reoccur �por rot-1-cation nJ tie Coae E,rfo- cement Gttic,r a tine of S150 00 per aav shali ne imposed foz eacr, and , ;ery d-i t^e vici cat-on cont�n-i s -cc ez' -St Ms Benson seco-iaea }h= -or-on Piotion carried urani-ousiv Code :Inforcererr Bcara Reailar Mcg-tlnc raaust -2 I0q_L Paar, :� of 4 Case To Q1-16 A-in " Pate__ I r< -st- ents I-c ,..ots 1-2 ana West 1i2 of Lot 4 Bloc-, 13 ,-or-B.1-The-Sea ( 802u-8051 ITorrr Atlantic Avenue) - Jiolation -f Seetior b,D2 11 0ro_pertti E)�terlor Maint,_nance Standards Established Paracrrapa C Section b52 _L3 Dut-es ana Pespons_uzllties of Mal-+-enanc= Stanaar_ds Establ-Lsnea Paraaraph k i Section 65_ 19 Criteiia or Sign yppearance ara Faintenanee Seetlor 6�.. 09 Per- -ts and _Inspections S�_ctic,n b5_ 15 Wind Pressure and Dead �oaa ?egulr��^erts and b5- 28 Spec-al Jistr-ct Peaulat-onc Paraara�n D Ms Hutchersor testified that -h-s case Tas in co-Ll_anciz-, 3 Casa 'To yi-17 Gav D- aen moots 3-5 Blocx 43 nvon-B ,r-The- Sea ( 315 Tyler , cnue - %lio-ation of Section 302 14 Sariterti Fac_lit_cs_ Sect_c-, 3C2 4 later Healing Facilities _ Sectio- 3J2 b v-tchen Fac-1-t-es Section 202- 9-- -S-oke- Detector Svst�rs Sect-Lon_ 30,� Pin--u- RegLiremertsfor Electi -ca- S� stems 305 b Protect_� e Pa_i-n,s j05 11 Evttzrlor Doors 305 _3 Screens Section 3)5 16 Interior F-Loors galls a-a Cei-inns Sect-on 305 2- Intei -or Cocr FardiNare ana Sectior 307 5 Etter-inatlon of the Stardard Housina Code as aacptca bl Chapter b1j of the Cao - Ca-a eras Codes of Crdlrances M klev-na test-tiea trat this case Tas in co-pi-ance 4 Case No a1-18 4e. k-crt IT-nael Tri.stGe Parc-1 lou 5ect_on 14 Township 24 South Ran,e _7 East (North of 8600 PidgelTood Avenge) - Wilolatior -f �,,-_cti-n 703 3 "Qublic Nuisances Proh�b_itea and Chap-Cr btu aaonrinct tre Standara Code for tr,e Eli-iratior or Repair of Unsat= Builai-as Ms Hutcherson descr-bea ne loca -cr or tnc Dropert and test fled -nat tree aas an abandonca stractare h.Lch -saa neve oerT-itrea but never cornio _ted in additi�r t an e ­.ces-Sivc acct-ulat_on Df iz enier weeds und�razoi tr er other nlanr life a-d diad lirbs or Dorton of trees on tI" -� prroert I She- testified treat me lot 2 "c of Public uisance nad bier -awl-d o- -,pri1 1- 199 t Exl . bit 1 z She supra-t*ed a --n�_-ncY-a-di - -orifyi , the Ciro Ria aa�r t-at Mr Foss_ '�,`ea_toi -aa b=czr u nab-P to lorar::; I1r Iler,i (EXhioir 2) the V Dlatior iotic, sated Jt.17 >u _cQ1 tlkrlyblt aid S'-�Priff s Pei�,crts (E A IIS ratcherso- as -sea that rrone-rt and urfinished structure as L-:tease and needed w-) be cleaned Lo Discission fol_oued IIr Okell moaeu as to-lows Firdinas of Fact Tr1,= av-indonCz incompler, structure eras not removed o_ sec.irec_ The aceds 2nd Lracrarr+ 7th had not nein owed or cut aead trees and deaa =ree limbs and aebr_s had not been remo7ea tro,­ tri= propertv Conc_usion of Lai teroeit Bendel Trustee was _n Vic-atio- or Seetlor) 70_ 3 Pun11c ITu-sarce prcn_oited a a Chanter 62 + aaooti-a t- e Stardard Ccne for tre E1im_nar�on or ReiDair of Unsafe Blilrina~ OrdCr That I~erA t rI=nd__ Thal l co-r-1 r sitn tri aforcrn-coned Sect-n-s -n or !^=fore 1 991 u 7 tar,ira t-� follo -na acr-c- Pero7e or secarc to,, a--a-de-e- income-,t- structdre o- r �_ Nrooe_ tti 2 CuT or -o d me )cods ant. _raera_ oRt 7 re"^CZ "d aeaa T -ecS ana aead r ee _L-bs aria re-nve ail Pbris fror tnc lot Codes Errorc�=menr B(-ar "taala- 4=�_t_na A1CT_,zr d,2 1914- a a� 9u-aa�_ 3 cf 4 UDon compi�rina Hern=rt Men_el .nal_ -ot-f r Eve- ,7n har_r_Nso^ a C-tv Officiai in gr_tira s~c sha - _rsp,_ct tr= prop,rty and rotit� me Boara of zomp_iarcr Shoald Herb=rt IIendei fail to cemnly gity th= abo7e order a^a the Coae Entorce-ert Of-"-i--=r finas t1at he is sr-i_1 in violation trier a fine s-all oe _Lc ,,ird in the a-ourt of $250 00 for t e first aay tSGpter_"�_r 13 g91I and 5250 Ou fo each and eve_ , day t _ _ciat-on - ,ists and continues to exist Sriould tie .71olaL_on reoccur upon rot_s_catlDr ny rl^- "ore Errorc=ment- Officer a f_r_ of S25a 00 per day shp-1 be imposed for eacr and 7very day rri,:; -io-atior ccnti-ii—s ro e� 1St ,Is Spefficld secondees the motion erotism carried nanimous a tiad-On Items 1 Case No 90-23 Jose n riartnett t t_5 Madison ti� enue) ds H itcher�zon z �_portGa that lir '-arnetr has omen fined S_ 3-5 uu anc tnar a _ien gas pi is a o t-c picTD-rri nick has bee-i r_certl-� sola 2 Cas, Ao c'0-21 Doua_ as Mil i^ tt790 "crrri ,rlanr_c k,7�_n .i_- Pt_ Klevina reportea rnat Par r el _r -ad ne;^n -ri lo-Lar-ion of to Cabe Canaveral Coae E-zorcement Boara Orcer dated June 2- zg90 it that vehicles were be-Lna stoma on his =crerry oarx-na az -as F _r_ littered and c, =raroTAn ana the oo-_n azeas Aer- ov,raro n n TTotire to Compl i gas ail a �uaust 1a 1g91 motif �7i„a Mr PIr1 ,7i z t-at snou!a the above violatiors contira= tc e �-st at 4 30 P M Wearesday Auadst 21 L991 a f_ne gould be imposes' _n th, aroun} of SSI, ( ) for tri= first da (raaust _9 1991 and $50 00 for each and every day the violati(-ns cc--irue ro ex_st Exnibit 1 ) Hr Ylevina advised teiar lir ITelvin rad r)een fined for =our dais of non-compliance There oeina no further busir,ss the eetineT gas aaiourned ar 8 -�0 P M Apvrov_d this da ; of �����1� _991 Cnair-ar Secretary Lode Ep forcerent Bcara aeau_ar Meetinsr Aucrast 22 1981 paa,-- 4 of 4 7a L �P3_A1H IT PC �D FE _ PiE TL reat_ar Myna of +r ori _ +_ c 7 _R a-ra or "'c _t 0t '-ID -ara _ a1 C _aa a -rne _11 Pcil y - 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More -)cTcbei -991 n obt�irl-a ­ _ c_tw rlona- -_cer-_ Upon cc tii rl a iii tea, v -na_- c _t r h% c.l� n T-+a+ ' =rso- a Cit Ott-c-a_ sna-_ instcct to nrcpertl and roof the 'Beard cf -^ pilar ^o» l r aams fai_ r^ row ,l [ _* t,,e abC e Cra_i ara r Cod= Enf"rcPnt Officer firds TnaT is sti__ yr J- _ar-c- ti en a f_-� s--a__ n-- Le L=a _ T zz7 a-To-nr of SoC nO for trr- first iav cCc+over _9 1 - Y) ) r da tnGrear­ foY- `�c. a-a -% _ a� ..r' l at c' t_r. s Lr' e-" -st Mr Tisr-i sc­nd, a rr W -cr_cr 1 Z �ss.«`i fcL_O I=- �"lc 1 o Carr �ca w'^ar1'T(`�cl ode InfcrrgmCnt 9narr Neu-_ar llevtinr c7 -pt_-Mn=r -0 j gal 'Daae 2 ^f ti 2 Cas PTO 91-21 ,-lar k ?tz a"a ltiae Poni-spr Lor B_ ch 36 Section 2 Tcwnsnlp 21 :cuth lanae 7 East t114 T lwr ti,7enael - i plat_^~1 of Sect-on 6!D- 11 {C Property -, terlor llalntenarc= Sta^cards Es-abllsned Sectlor b52 13 Dutl=s ara Respors-billtles of lalrte-larce Stanaaras stool-sned varaarann � A) Sanarzarapns " 6 and 7 arC ,--ct-or r-t_ -�7 { Par', _rc ana Storage of Certalr Elenlc_es 'fir K_=v_na -ode E^±"rc,~ _-,t `_f_cc_ tnat a rltte- -o-n_a�nr '-ad b1 Tierccaes licrtal c (E _b_r ) a licticv of V..olatiop Paa uecr -1,,_ tC r a-- prcrerty cwrcr ana Mr am - sen ccc�ca,it Cr - ---ust 1981 --bit - ) Mr K,,7ina teoortea that litter ara aenr.ls cT c "^r rp-ovea trr„ r}"'e Dre"T'.. ses cieaa -i ee E -- e la r Nas -,-- 'no acd -ird tr,- venlc c gas nor el e(- _ _ c 11 u �S1Cr *C11C�Jc � t '"i l y w•• J�d "'S iCll`J� S nalnas or Fact Th C __ttcr and a Cr IS T7cr ^ot r� �o Iia `r m tnc or-^ises -ot tr-- -,=a wa 7- T a r --,Fed ara -e en_^lam T 1�r or) Yea c c"l"ove f rro- }r_ ore is-s Conclusior cr La iyar -tv a-,- L.i.tide -onirscn T7erc _ lolat--or of pct-ors b52 1 ._ 1(- ) �'—i =erty L }ter_^r 4alrr=-ian--- Staraa_as Es-ar__sn= S;ct-^r 52 13 D itl-s aT a Responslo_ilt-_s of 'a-r°- na c,:7 ~ar-iaxds -srab�isred Jaracf- aDr =Tnd - P-a S,c-t-cn 641 37ttii ara S-c_ aa= nr r*alr Ienl(-les r)_ acr T-ar iia^ k atz a-- P olrson srai_ co- of ltr tee afore-er +-icnc.c b,cr_ons cn or oetore uctobcr _u _991 bI tak _r:; tre rC11"T Ira Ct_ 1 Re-c7= all --rter 6 lenris tro- re- s-s Tr- a1_ r`=d tr-e -1—s tro- r=-=s Rer- cle zll c—s 4 +l^�, 1 a r 5 _c"np.LCte17 o 7-_ _ eel i or re Ole _T from r-_ ere--ces Upo- co-o--,. Ira k_an Car_ ana (- Icy "orlrsor sea - roryry Trio-as K-ev_-a a (__rt Ctf-c_a_ -i i ritlncr re shall _rsTcr+- tne r)roperry and rotlty -c ?-ara o` Co-ulla-ce Sho-la nia-i Patz a^a C_ do Pcbirs­ fail to co-Ply T_th -rte abo% e order and tr= roae �ft_c-r f_ ids Mat you a_ e st_l- _r tr)e^ a t_-_ scall ce 1p ica an r�L a-ourt -f S2oJ 0 for the __rsr nav JCtobcr 11 _9q1 ' and S25! 00 ::cr =acr ara e- I . a% —e v_J-aT-io- cont ri is s to e 1St S -,,1J, he Il0iat_7' cJc ,.._ ioc- -ct-f Cary--, by -hc Coae E^for-c_-eri7 C)trlCcr a f- = S2O 00 pc7 aa� gna_l be i-T,osccl r^r ac`' ar-+ r daz, t,e i-,a+---n r^nr; les to c lS lr Hutchinson se^r edea '-rc= -t_- P --r_oT ^al'_". cd __ --ina ous -cdc E-force-enr Bna �--cr-- a1 ice r in„ Sei�,teW b _a _qq P a cr G 3 -se IIO Al-22 T7c:.11 a.na T an-v *fack_nrc Lcrs -1 & Bloch a3 ti rn-By-Tre-�)-a gecty^r 23 -ownsh_p 26 Soutl Rance 37 Egst 72'6 Pc� er -,=) - VLclarLon of Sectior 1,1 6 �9ainterance Section -02 b _ooj irc and Heather Egai_p-Grr Section j0_ 5 L_art -n Oabl_c ua--s and Stairways 5ectlor 305 Roofc Sect.,.On SJR 6 P -orective Ra--inas Section 305 1b Interior -locis Ways ara _elllras and S�ct_or 307 5 Extermination of tie 1c)88 Starda_a moss-nct Code_ as ,tdopted bN chapter b1Q ct the Cape Cara oral ode of Ordinances Mr Klevira Code Ertorce-ent nff.Lc.er submitted the Notice of V-oLation dated Bente-ber 6 1091 (Exhibit 1) and a latter from D C Pest Control Inc datLd Sentemncr 0 1GQ- (E.hinit 2) �e rest-flea that the nest cont-c1 co pa-1 had _ound German roach irf-station in -osr aparr-tints and tna` Mr Macki non was Marina ar earnest cffcrt t- Drre_-r rhe rrobl=-s Mr Mack--non 07ne test-f_cd t-ar r gas _n tr,= Droccss of _Jlctina -anti cf h_s rcnarts t4a�,ycd that the Board consld-r ,S .endina his '"O""�_Liance aate s'J t -at c could ao ' (rough cacti anyt after trt re-ants � cr_ _tr 11, Fr1e% Lna to aKe notations of a_1 -ode 71ol a-aD-s 192 - atcninscn -cved trat Cas, To q_-22 tic tabled for 9C da ,­, to al_O 7 Mr Mac7inn ^ r_-e to c v_ct t _ P is a11oTA To- F i;ry ria a C_tv Orr-clal t' tnc _ - -rs and a c notat_ors _f all c( r4 viclatlons ana report- --ac?, tc t P B_arc Ms ?Lss,-! s,cond�_d r}- -Otlon Iictior ca rlea anar--ous11 a Case IFo 91-23 acn I9olire Lot 14 J5 Block 5 Cao- Canav=ral B,ac>' Caraens Jnit sect-on 14 To 7-stip 2a Scatn Rana 3- E=ast ' S41-) :.ana-, raL Boulevara) - Violat---i of Secti_ors X05 - - Roofs 30!D 5 Stairs Poi ches and Appurtenances _ _sO- _b 1_ Interior --oors Walls ara Cci-inas of the 1988 Stanaard --roi-sires Code as ndopt a y _( chap}er 619 of the Cane Canavcra_ Code of Ordinarces ana Section )52 11 (C) Propert ,7 E termor Ha_ntenance Stanaards Established 65_2 13 Duties ana Pesponsibilities of laintenance Standards Establisrea Paraarap~s n) ( 2 ) ana ( 6 ) and Section n5Z 1�-, Cr_t�_ria for Baildira -irb,-arance a d Maint_erance Cc--erclal Industrial and araaiaD (D) of t Cape Caraveral Cca_ or Ord-man-es Mr Klev nc Coati E^fo= Brent ^fr =r tcsrifica tnat ~rte roof s^ina-es needed to DC ren-ac d favi- Pnd softit we e in d-srena-i adaitsor to rear of house 7 s in a state of aisrcpalr c.ei1_na arvt a1'_ nad fa-1--i do nctn ( nsrairs and dojnsta__ s shoe ea e 7lacncc of aa*-er da- acre la ns 7cre - 7prar^,an a -ree 7a- aced _n t"c backvard o cralov?t1' in barkra-a was a sourCc of _nfesterion and paint abou H Aindows wer= Grack=- ani pe=lina -�_ a-i 7isea tliar the tarrpel ty , as in fore-lcs _.trc and t}"ar O crdue scF^Ter characs existed it the amount of aprr_ {LYTatc_ $633 00 Mr Fievina sub-Lttea the Ilo-ic= of violation aatea _1y 25 1Q9_ (EKnlblt 1 ) a letter to F lo.L _as Poa_r & Liant Co-pan, aathoriZina tram to pall the voNer -ete. dated Duty 26 1991 (Exhinit 2) ana a letter fro- nttorney Patric. a Boger fro,) the Law Offic-s of Giles Hedrick & FonlDsor _ vnresentar_ e fox R'he First n dated -tuaust 7 1A91 (Exnlri_t 3 ) T-ic stat-d that I9-, Born r rad rcauested that the Board ektend me ti-c oerioa foi co-pliance s- that her fLr- could continue their Gfforts to onta- access to t-e prop=ity D-scussi�i fol'_cwed Code Enforcer,ent Bc.ard Peaalar I9eetlra Senre^lner .9 199 Pace 4 of 6 11r IIOP_1er ~mired as to!-oi s Fir dinas of Fact Th, roof as not beer -nspcctea nv a .ce-sed oofcr ara rc -oor ghee neccssary a-- facia and soff-t aa- rot rcpa-. d or rvpla-ed as necessary a-d-t-o- at rear of roast „-s rot pa--red cc: mina drtiwa- aas rot r_placed ; n__ C nacessar aai aas not -aintalncd -n r-at and o de- -v fasn_c-n d,=aa tree -n nac vard uas nct *c nov�d ncavv of ernroT rr -n bark. and Tnas no:. _ �--ov_d * ter-c_ ,t ba-la_^as -re no- c -s�-ect scraped and pairt�d 4here neea,-d Conclusion of LaE -acs Mol-n, 7a- -n 7iolatlon of Section 20t 3 2 woofs 30n 5 Sta-rs 1^rcn�-s --a -ppurrenarc,=s 235 16 Inter-or -!D-- s [lads and Ceilynas of tre 988 Stardard piousLn.x ("ods as ado-t,--a bT Cnarrur 619 of tn, C t- ,r of Cape Canave_ a !^ae of --rd rands and Sectaors 6�-2 1- (C` Property Ext=rler Nai t=ra-ice Sta-aa-as Estarlisaed 652 1- D-t-es an~ _wpc* sib !it_es of Ilaint�-ranc� Stanaards Estanl-s-=a ar�arap ( " a^3 b ) arl Sec-ion b52 15 (D ) Cr-terra for Ba-ld--a -:,r,-ararc- Co-m-rc-Lai In(austria- a.na 'Q-s-aent-a_ c` t^ Cape ( ana �;ra- t ade or Ordi^arcs Order rhat Taok o-L_r- sPa-1 more- -rr cned Sections -r or bc+orc Ocr-;Der 1991 Ay takina the fo i!oTTina act-on 1 iia e the roof -nspector bi -i licensed roofer and r,:- roofed � ^ere .aee-ea r cessar I 2 Repair or r place al_ facia ana soffit as ne-essary - Pepai_ and nal-1- aaa-t on ar rc�r of rouses. 4 Rep-3c a_- cilira dr zRall a c_ �, recess=ry 5 'izin}a_^ ns i- a near and oraerl� fa5n-o z 6 Re-o 7e dead rrG^ -- nac 7a a '7 Re-ove all Ica t c rercr oTnrr fro- nac? ,rai a 8 Bri sn sc_ app ana part c%tcr_Gr or b--lainca W le"z- n C G a e a lTpon vn plYira jack Mclin�- shall -otitc, Tl----as k'e -L-ia a C-tv _tt-c-a_ � r_t--a re s"a-_ rspect the prowertti and rotif the Boara :f Cc n��anr Shou-a fact, 1cl-Lne ra-i cmp-,v tiyrn the above order and Coa= Enforce- -nt -)ft-c-r r-rd^ r-ar re Ls still in tiiolat_or t-ien a r--e snal- be -ev_ca _Ln tr:. Iwo-rt of $2;�0 ^C for th f-rst dati (October~ s _qal ana )2!Du uJ for edrr a a :7verti aay tl-e -clatinns c-.nt-,u to Mr iutchi^son sccondca the -Tot o- rioticr carr-ea i-na- .mous-, 5 Case jo Q--25_ t -i-Lia- Benn-n O -er ana fares Ilarphy_ Aa=nt` Darce- 2 _Sect-or 22 a-d Parce-s 2b-s and 281 2 Sect-en 23 Township 2Q South Ranae 3- East ( South of _80x_5 Astr_onai r Boulcvard� - V-clarion of Section _ b57 03 Land Cl,--ar-na Reaularlo-s_ S=ct-on 65"' COrorection or Trees arc veaetati Batters Da.—raph tr` -''eCr-te. -a Suopa-aararas and i _ __- _ _ _ _ Ccdc; :nforce^cnt B^ar- a:.cTul=r 11=etyna I;epte-• -r -L9 1991 aa.xe 5 of 6 PIs rli t"ct7_rson ^_T' c cr ' ` " cr 16 yCC t It, IIcrp1d nrab_an a :tor-=- :ourc_- r-mbe- cr�Dta:nr in pi-tures -alien nt _-ia_t�lor_z-d -ana clearlra Scwrq , t OQ5 st--ra-r Boulevara SrE 'lad kited t^e site ai ons 1 Tor � _ iDrocrress and ad Tlscd tile c-uin-ent oT-)eratcr } ceas, Sne cc-tdcted -"c ogner Mr Willa- Bernlz a d ad Asea teat z le nad placed a S"oo Joxk 2,(-cr or t`'c orO_�rty Pr Benr'- �' is adv-sed "le- ~rat t"e Wa" "cine"' car of the =o-nrr and talar �ac ou_d ray= Mi Niurbrti contact r v TMIs Muter -rson reoorrel a 10-_crc f V-ola--or aas rand - de__,7=rea tc lir Senrc' ".J- 1-, 1891 (E nl.blt 1 a letr r trc- I _ Be-r- late Septe-^ner lb ac isea *-ha- s_nce �-e Gas o-t of rilp coui try nE= re-qucstc tr'at t-is case tc t)os",_-)Gnpa anr- i c Ycr r--a E-q ^, r oretoa aot-is of _--d as (E ill)-t ) Di.scuss-on fclloa_ TMfr }iatch-risor otic d t oostporc rn, c untli t -,dul-- eetyrlc ( :)ctcDer 1- _qal �_ wa-,,ll seccnded tre `"odor Ifo-ion carr-L=c Grarll-ous- There beinct nc furttler n-s les- as ac. ourr= at 8 µ5 p r� ,,ppro�,ed tri- / da of 199L + v_ r Secretary Code --riforr-tmenfi Bcara !�'eaalar Meet_na Septe-bar 19 1Q91 Pane 6 of 6