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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Safety_Tab 02_10/06/1993 ' ;� ' , VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA ,� DEPARTME�'v"I' nF COMMUNITY DEVELOPti1ENT � � ti ';, � Post Ull�icc Box 3273 • 357 Tcyucsta Drrvc ; o Tcyucsta, Florida 33469-Q273 •(407) 575-6�2() ��GF OF � . , - � Fax: (�3O7� 575-6203 S �QUcSTq ���N �o�M�� � 8 SEpI 7 i9g� 2 VI[lAGE � �AMAGER'S �' L"i . . OFFICE MEMORANDUM: � � �� �:, 1 � � � �`'. 5� T0: Villaqe Council � l• �� � FROM: Paul P. Brienza, Chairman, Code Enforcement Board I' �p � 6� � DATE: September 16, 1993 SUBJECT: Code Enforcement Board Recommendations Reqardinq Certain �Code Enforcement Matters. At the Auqust 3. 1993 Code Enforcement Board meetinq, under any other matters, the Board entered into a discussion with the Villaqe Attorney, the Code Enforcement Off icer and the Clerk of the Board reqardinq what, if anythinq, could be done to enhance the Villaqe•s code enforcement procedures, especially concerninq the abatement procedures when a property owners lawn is continually in violation of the maximum allowed heiqht requirement. The Board also discussed the inordinate amount of time that it takes to properly fallaw the Villaqe's abatement procedures. Followinq � the discussion of these issues, the Board moved to recommend that the Villaqe Covncil give consideration to vther abatement procedures which are available, specificallp, Section 10-19 of the Villaqe Code of Ordinances, as an alternative to coming bef ore the Code Fnforcement Board and that the Board further requests that the Villaqe Council look into =educing the time frames involved with Section 10-19 <currently at 15 days). Attached are copies of Section 10-19 of the Code of Ordinances and Page 7 of the Auqust 3, 1993 Code Enforcement Board meetinq minutes. SDL:�mm Attch. � Recycled Paper ¢ io.�e H�AI.TH AND 8MTITATION � iaie a iaie TEQUEBTA CODE � iaia . (� In the event properties are prntected under the Environmen- ��� the owner that upoa reoocm�enoe af the violation tally Sensitive Lands Ordinanoe of the Village of Tequeata. they �be villsge rn�,y �vitLont fur�6e� notioe to t,he owaer enter shall be eaempted from those pravisiona of t6is section which the premieea and tak�e sneh etsps reasonabl�' tt�a�'9 � require the removal of weeds, grass and undergrowth where it is eQ'eot abstement the a�t of whicb. plua e�dministr�►tive determined by the village that to remove sarae will be in violation �arg� will be a lien agaiast the ProPBrtYi o[ the Environruentally Sensitive Lande Ordinance of the Villa�e. (Ord. No. 196. � 3. 6-20-?2; Ord. No. 431, f 1� 12-18-91) (Bl Adviae the owner that upon reoocurrence the violation may be referred to the code enforoement bosrd and finea may � Sec. 10-18. Nobce to owaer to abate violationi servtce of l ��' notice. (S) If a hearing is requested bY the owner within �n (16) (1) Upon the failure of an owner or tenant to comply with the � ft'°i° �e �� of mailing °f n°�0e of violation� or within �n (16) days &om the date notioe is pnblished� the owner may provisions of this article, the village ehall gtve one (1) written � }� notice of violat3on before the code enforcement board • notice by oertitied mail, return reoeipt requested, to the record at ita next regularly scheduled meeting If the oode enforcement owner of such property at the�address indi�ted in the recorde of � d��� that the violation does extst, tlie owner shall the Palm Beach County Property Appraisez'8 Otfice� that a vio- of lation ezists which is in violabton of t6is article. In the event that � �e CO�ve action required in the notice within fYve (g) da�YB return reoeipt of the aot�ice is not reaeived by the village within . tbe bearittg If the prnperty owner doea not oomply� tpe v311age ten t10) daye of mailing. then notioe sball be publiahed in a news- s� �ve the right to enter the premiees and take ete a reason- � paper of general circulat�on in t�6e oommw�ity. �lY n�'9 t eff� ���en� without further notics to the owner� the ooet of which action� plue administrative char6es shall (2) The notice shall: � constitute a lien aga�nst tbe property. (� Advise the owner of t�6e e�ostenoe and nature of the viola (4) If no bearing is requeated within t�fteen (lb) days from the tion; date of mailing of notice of violation or within fff�een (18) days (b) Specify what oorrective aclitton muet be taken; from the date notioe fe publiebed and the owner has not com- lY!@AOBd �18 Cal'1�8C�Ve BC�OA r8Q11�T'� the village ehall have the (c) Require the owner to r8medy or abate the violation within ri8ht ���' nP�n the premieea 8nd take such stePe re�onab1Y t'�fteen (15) daye from t6e date of mailing the notice� or if tt�9 ��� �� �e ° °f'��� �on. plus ad- notice ie provided by publicat�on. euch notioe shall require �tive chargea sha11 oonstitate a lien against the property. the property owner ta remed,y or abats the violation within (b) Nothiug in this article el�all preclude the villag�e f�'oa► takin8 titteen (15) days of such notioe; ;mmediate action to abate the viqlation, if in the opinion of the (d) State that failure to take the prescribed con�ective action �e �+�o��ent oQYoer. the violation oonstitutes aa imminent within the speciCed time will result in the village abating �'8�' t° buman l�fe' the violation without further notice to the owner by en- (g) Upon corapletion of any worg undertaken by the village to tering the premises and taking such steps reasonably nec- a�� a violation of thie article� the villa�e clerk shall send a essary to e!'fec! abatement� the cos! of which action, plus notice to euch owner by certiQed mai1� r'eturn receipt requeated, administrative charg+es� shall oonetitute a lien againet the stating �hat due to the failure to eomply with the code enforc�- pmper�y; ment inspector'e order� the village hae caused the land to be (e) Advise the owner of a right to requeat a hearing ae pro- �e�• The notioe ehall ehow the total amount asseeeed a6ainst • vided in thie Code; Supp. No. 22 Supp. No. 42 � 683 ¢ iai9 HEALTH AND SANITATION o iazi the property and etate that the amount hes been assessed against . them and a lien agsinat the property has been filed. ' � (?) Nothing in this article shall preclude the village from pur- •' suing any other remedy peraiitted by law to enfoms the provi- sions of thia chapter. (Ord. No. 196. � 4� 6-20-72; Ord. No. 429� $ . - 1� 9-19-91) 3eG 10-20. Abatemeni . Upon isilure o! fihe owner oP snch lots� parcels or tracts of .. , land to remedy tbe condition oi suah premisee toand to be - in violation of the requirements of th�s article, within iiiteen (lb) days after being given notice as provided in section 10-19, then the manager shall have the condition rewedied� � either by contract. or direct labor, or by a combination oi both methods. pmvided, however, th� cost thereof chargeable to , the owner shall not exceed the amount of coet estimated ior . such work in the initial reeolution. (Ord. No. 196, � G, 6-20-72) • 8ec. 10-S1. Sanitary lien book. , Upon prnviding notice of violation to the owner of the property in violation of the requirements of thie article, the clerk shall enter into a book wbich shall be prepated,and kept for that pur- � pose, which ahall be kept open for public inspection in his of�ice and which shall be designated ea the "Sanitaty Lien Book", the : . legal deacription of the lots, tracka or p�roels of land involved� the �� name of the owners aa shown on the reaorde of the clerk, the number and date of the original resolution. and the estimated cost o� remedying the conditions ae described therein. TherBatter� • as the procedure required hereby is aocomplished takes place, there ehall be entered into such book the date of completion of the work, the date of publication of the work. the f�nal cost of such . work, and such other infornnation as may be required or oonve- nient, or, the fact that the owner of such preraisee has complied � with the terms of this chapter. (Ord. No. 196� $ 6� 6-20-72; Ord: � No. 429, § 2, 9-19-91) . ' Supp. No. 22 � � " Cod� Enloro�a�nt 8oard � ' � x��tinq xinut�s � 7luqust 3, 1993 paq� 7 ------------------------------- . Boardmambor cioldsburp aovod that th� Soard r�aommend that th� viilaq• Coundil qiv� coasidsration to oth�r abatem�at procodure• tpartiaululy Mith la�ta probleas) �hiah sr� availabl• to thw� pureuaat to Villaq� Coa�,�soation 10-19, as an altoraativ� to oo�aiaq b�tor� th� Cod� Eatora.m�at Board, . addr�saiaq th� Boud�s ooaaoras r�qardiaq rsp�at violators. 111so, tho 8oard r��queete that th� Villaq� Couacil look into reduoiaq th� tinolram� 1avolvoQ Mitb 800tion io-19 (curreatly st is daya). Hoar�Oab�r vorpaq�l s�oond�d th� motion. Th� vot� on th� �otioa �a�: , Paul Briensa - !or Joflrey oorpagel - !or 'titah xillor - !os ]tiahsll• Tuslin - !or � Tia Goldsbwcy - fo= tha �otion ras ther�lor� pass�� atid adoptsd. w VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA i � Post Officc Box 3273 • 357 Tcqucsta Dnvc �' Tcyuc.eia, Florida 334b9-0273 • (407) 575-6200 '�� ` Fax: (407) 575-6203 s o . ' ` v `• �M fOUM� July 19, 1993 Mr. Paul P. Brienza Chairman Tequesta Code Enforcement Board 121 Pine Hill Trail West Tequesta, Florida 33469 RE: Code Enforcement Board; Eahanceaaent of Procedures Dear Paul: We are most appreciative of you taking time from your busy schedule to meet with Councilmember Capretta and I last week to discuss code enforcement procedures and ways and means to maximize the effectiveness of existing ordinances for the betterment of this , community. As you know, we talked about three (3) basic actions which, if undertaken, are perceived as enhancements to effective code enforcement. The actions that we discussed"were as follows: 1) Periodically, after trends are established in the minds of the Code Enforcement Board Members relative to inadequacies, if any, in existing Tequesta Ordinances pertaining to .code enforcement, the Chairman of the Code Enforcement Board should give a report to the Village Council, probably the Public Safety Committee, reportinq oa noted shortcomings in Tequesta ordinances, with any noted changes which may be felt to increase enforcement effectiveness. 2) It is felt that the Code Enforcement Hoard should initiate formalized follow-up procedures to keep itself apprised of the status of outstanding cases. If the Board's agenda is used to formalize status reports from Village staff as to the status of previous cases having come before the Board, the Board will have more information available to them regarding effectiveness of actions taken. 3) For those tough cases where citations and fines seem to have no bearing on the violator, the Board should consider initiating a formal recommendation from the Board to the Village Council recommending that.the Village avail itself of its authority as outlined in Section 10-19 of the Code of Ordinances to abate the problem and lien the property accordingly. • . Rec�cl�d Pu� r . q v r ' Page 2— - ------- � Hopefully, these and any other ideas can be discussed with your colleagues at an upcoming Code Enforcement Board Meeting. � Councilmember Capretta continues to review code en.forcement . procedures of Tequesta and may shortly�convene a meeting of the Public Safety Committee to consider recommendations to the Village Council. Should you and your colleagues on the Board have any additio�al thoughts relative to the process, we would appreciate hearing from you. .� Sincerely, / � Thomas G �Bf adford , Village Manager ' TGB/krb c: Village Council Code Enforcement Board Members Scott D. Ladd,�Clerk of the Board Steven A. Kennedy, Code Enforcement Officer � Officer Richard Davis, Code Enforcement Liaison � � ;�' - ; VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive "' Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 • (40'n 575-6200 ° ' � Q Fax: (407) 575-6203 �a o p 4 f � c �/ COUN� l�ii:/l�101�L71 \ L V l�i� • TO: Village Council . FROM Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager E���j � DATE: June 9, 1993 ' SUBJECT: Code Enforcement Status Report In response to the request of the Village Council at your Meeting on May 27, 1993, attached hereto, please find the requested Report indicating Code Enforcement Board activities which provides an indication of the number of citations issued, the fines issued by the Code Enforcement Board and the fines collected by the Village. It appears that the Village Council wanted this subject to be reviewed by the Public Safety Committee so that actions in this regard could be recommended upon review, if needed. Additionally, my notes indicated that Councilmember Capretta, in addition to other outlined steps, wished to interview the Code Enforcement Officer . Accordingly, I will place this item on the agenda of the next Public Safety Committee Meeting and request that the Code Enforcement Officer be present to review this subject matter and answer any questions that the Committee Members may have. Additionally, by copy of this memorandum to Joann Manganiello, . Village Clerk, she is requested to review the cases indicated herein and compare the same to the official Sanitary Lien Book for accuracy. Any discrepancies noted should be recorded and reported to me forthwith. TGB/krb , Attachment � c: John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, w/attachment ,7oann Manganiello, Village Clerk, w/attachment S ott D. Ladd, Building Official S even A. Kennedy, Deputy Building Official C rl R. Roderick, Chief of Police, w/attachment O ficer Richard Davis, Police Department, w/attachment Recycled Paper . � � r � � � � v .� VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA s> ���L4GF�f ' � � " a BUILDING DEPARTMENT �' � � �Qb�`Tq �` � m � 4 ° Post Office Box 3273 • 357� Tequesta Drive 8 U � 0 �- �' � � j Tequesta, Florida 33469 •(ao� 5�5-6220 � bj �� 3m, l? FAX: (40� 575-6203 L� OF��RS .; ; U ' . / ,� �i!`--.. ��\ / ��;., i i �r' MEMORANDUM: TO: Thomas G.� Bradford, Villaqe Manaqer FROM : ` � Scott D. Ladd, Building Official 7�/� DATE: June 7, 1993 SOBJECT: Status Report on Code Enforcement Board Activities. � Ton�, attached is a copy of the above referenced report that pou requested in pour memo to me dated May 28,. 1993. The report covers all Code Enforcement Board and Code Enforcement Officer � activity since the creation of the C.E.B. by Ordinance No. 376 on Jaly 13, 1989: • Recycled Poper ° e v .� VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA ' � � ` BUILDING DEPARTMENT f m 4 .°` P�t Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive f +� h � K t+ Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 •(40� 575-6220 FAX: (407j 575-6203 � Memorandum • To: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official From: 3teven A. Kennedy, Deputy Buildinq Official � Date: June 4, 1993 Subject: Status Report on Code Enforcement Hoard Activities. ' Pursuant to your request reqardinq the subject matter and the Village Managers memo of May 28, 1993, I offer the following: I use the term "citation" to mean a written vfolation notice issued � th=ough certified mail or hand delivery and only after at least one verbal warning is ignored by a' violator. A verbal warniaq is complied with an average of 9 out of 10 times and within a reasonable period of time. It is the 1 out of 10 violator to whom a citation is issued. Since the creation of the Code Enforcement Hoard, 150 citations have been issued. Of these, 69 have been placed on a CEB agenda for hearings, 23 of them were heard while the remaining 46 cases were dismissed mostly as all complied prior.to the hearinq date. I have attached the CEH case log which I began to maintain in January of 1991 as a reference to this memo. It qives an abbreviated description of each case placed on an agenda and its final results. For the year 1990, I have attached a log I maintained only for cases the board issued orders on. Case numbers are in order beginning with the year•in which they taok place. A� separate listing of cases in which fines were imposed is also included by case numb�r qivinq the current status of aIl fines imposed and the collection status. Finally, as it is my-impress3.on that the purpose of my providing this �information is to help in ultimately improving Code Enforceraent within the Villaqe, I am including a memo I distributed in 1•991 advocating the adoption of the "Part Two" section of the State Statutes. It is still my position that this woulc3 be the most effective and effic3ent improvement we could make in this area. � . /SAK ' � • Recycled Paper CODg ENFORCENENT BOARD � FINES CA3E N0. AMOUNT ACCUMULATED COLLECTED 90-002 $25.00/DAY $20,000 ,$3,750.00 90-004 $25.00/DAY $4,750 $2,000.00 90-013 $25.00/DAY $850.00 $0.00 � 91-05 $100.Q0/DAY $57,00O.00t $0.00 91-08 $i00.00/DAY $67,000.00+ $0.00 ' 91-09 $250.fl0/DAY $20,000.00 $O.QO 92-17 $25.00/DAY $225.00 $225.00 93-01 $250.00/DAY $3,500.00 $0.00 93-04 $250.00/DAY $6,250.00+ $0.00 . TOTAL $4,725.00 NOTE: CA3E NUMBERS 90-002, 9Q-004,90-013, AND 91-09, ACCMULATED . . FINE AMOUNTS WERE REDUCED BY CEB TO THE COLLECTED AMOUNT3. CA3E NUMBER 90-13 WA5 UNCOLLECTED AS THE PROPERTY WAS 30LD PRIOR TO A LIEN BEING RECORDED. ' VILLAGE OF TEQUE3TA CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD STATUS REPORT OF NON-COI�tPLIED CASES CASE NO. DESCRIPTION 3TATU3 90-002 Pantlin & Associates D/B/A Countv Line $25.00 ger day Plaza, 500 U.S. Hiahwav One fine running Violation of Ordinance No.. 361, Section as of 2/28/90 III of the Code of Ordinances, failure to comply with Village Ordinance requiring screening of all dumpsters. 90-004 Liahthouse Plaza Associates, Ltd. c/o $25.00 per day Roeblina of New York. Inc.. 177-207 TeQUesta fine running Drive (LiQhthouse Plaza) as of 5/28/90 Violation of Appendix A, Zoning, Sec. X(P) as adopted by Ord. No. 361, Village Code of Ordinances. Failure to properly screen all �umpsters from public view, from public streets or fram abutting properties. STATUS REPORT OF COMPLIED CASE3 CA3E NO. DE3CRIPTION STATU3 90-014 Jose Li Donni. 76 Willow Road MONITORING Violation of Appendix A, Zoninq, Sec. X (A)(5)(a) as adopted by Ordinance No. 361, Village Code of Ordinances. 90-013 Robert_O'Sullivan, 320 River Drive COMPLIED Violation of Chapter 6, Article V, 11/1/90 Standard Housing Code, Sec. 103.21 Accumulated as adopted by Ozdinance No. 395, Village Fine $85U.00 Code of Ordinances. Failure to repair all equipment related to the maintenance of the pool and pooi water and failure to cause the pool to become sanitary. CODS ENFORCffi�IT BOBRD CB6S LOti Case No. 91-01: Nicole's Restaurant, Joseph DeRosa, owner, 157 U.S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. � 6iolation of Chapter 1�, Article II. Licenses. Sec. 11-25, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COr�IPLI� Case No�._ 91-02: Buttr ick' s Aviar ies. Mike Wi 11 is, 150 U. S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 11, Article II, Licenses. Sec. 11-25, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COI�lPLISD Case No. 91-03: Dock's Since 1897. Inc.. Haisfield Enterprises of Florida, 189 U. S. Hwg. One North, Tequesta. Violation of Ordinance No. 355, as amended. Section BII. Sign Regulations, Subsection CO)C3). � C01�1PLI$D Case No. 91-04: Douqlas E. Higqins, ?6 Pine Hill Trail Aest, Tequesta. • Violation of Chapter 12, Noise. Section 12-2tc>. . Subsection CS), 9illage Code af Ordinances. COL�IPLILD • Case No. 91_O5: N. A. & Hatt ie I Sieqel, 498 Dover Road. Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation. Article II. Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted bv Ordinance 196. Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SET FOB HEBRIBG 6-4-91. FODND IN VIOLBTIOH. ORDEB; IH SVSBT OF B BS�T VIOLBTI08. �Z5.00 FIBIl3 PFR DAY FIHS. BL.SO. CONTII�IOSD TO 7-2-91 �TIHG. 7-2-91 �BBIBG: STILL IH VIOLBTZOH, GIV�i 5 DAYS F'80M DAT� QF NOTICIS C 7-9-91) TO COL�PLY; OTi�SRAISE 8100.00 FIHS PSR DBY. �. Paqe Z CEH Case Loq Case No. 91-06: Paul N. Pipoly, 81 Camelia Circle, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 6. Article V, Standard Hovsinq Code, Sec. 307.4 as adopted bp Ordinance No. 395, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. S�ST FOB H�RING 6-4-91. FOOND IH VIOLATION. GIV�I 7 DAYS TO C01�1PLY. COI�lPI.ISD. ORD�R: IN S9H�T OF 8 RFp�T pI0L8TI0N. 825.00 FINIs PIIt DBY. Case No. 91-07_: Stephen C. Sheaffer, Victoria A. Sheaffer. 57 Golfniew Drive. Tequesta. 9iolation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. 88T FOB HSBRING 6-4-91. FODBD IH VIOLgTIOH ON DATS OF NOTICF. ORDSB: IN S'iiENT OF A R� ��T 4IOLBTI08. 850.00 FINS PSR DBY. Case No. 91-08: W. A. & Hatt ie I Siegel. 498 Dover Road, Teqvesta. � 9iolation of Chapter 6, Article II, Sec. 6-22, Model Countywide Administrative Code for Buildinq, Section 103.1.1t5), Permits, as adopted by Ordinance 196, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SET P'O� HSBRIHG 7-Z-91: FOOHD I8 VIOLATIOH. IyOST CObPI.Y AITHIN 30 DBYS OF RI�CSIPT OF 80TICS; OTHSRiiISS S 100. 00 FIHS P81t DgY. Case No. 91-09: Stephen C. Sheaffer, 9ictoria A. Sheaffer. 57 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Vioiation of Chapter 6, Atticle V. Standard Hous ing Code, Sec. 305. 2, 305. 3. 2, and 305. 11. l, as adopted bp Ordinance 196, 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. STyT F08 HI3�RING 7 2-91: FOOND IH VIOL�TION. 1�1QST COL�JPLY AITHIN 30 DBYS; OTHSRAISE 6250.00 FIHS PSR DBY. • Paqe 3 CEB Case Log Case No. 91-10: Donald G. & Wanda F. Slauvelt, 83 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Appendix A. Zoninq. Sec. X t E)t 5), as adopted by Ordinance 355, as amended, 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. SST F08 I�EARINti 7-2-91: FOOND IN 4IOLATIO�i. �iOS'P COHPI.Y WITHI� 7 DAYS; OTHSRAISE � 100. 00 FI�S PSB DAY. � COIKPLIBD � Case No. 91-11: Romanovich, Jario A. & Zaida. Anqulo, 48 River Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation. Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18, as adopted by Ordinance 196, Villaqe Code af Ordinances. SST F08 I�SI�RIHG 8�i-9 3 CObPLISD Case No. 91-12: Laduca, Joseph. 50 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Heslth and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Village Code of Ordinances. SET F08 HI�BIHG 8-6-91 COLyPLI� Case No. 91-13: Neandross, Le if H. , 24? River Dr ive Violation of ' Chapter 10, Heslth and Sanitation, �rt icle II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted� by Ordinance 196, 9311aqe Code of Ordinances. SBT F08 HEARIHG 8-6-91 C0�lPLISD Case No. 91-14: Carr. Susan. 399 Seabrook Road. Tequesta. Viiolat ion of Chapter 10, Hsalth and Sanitat ion, Atticie II, Sec. 10-1? and 10-18 as adopted bp Ordinance 196, 9illage Code of Ordinances. COMPLISD Case No. 91-15: Girvin, Douglas R. , Trustee, 312 Tequesta D=ive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, At�t icle II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196. Billaqe Code of Ordinances. � PAGE 4 CEB Case Log Case No. 91-16: Bush, Betty, 374 Seabrook Road, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, , Article II. Ssc. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196. Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COLyFLIFD Case No. 91-17: Rap. Sandra J., <Sandra C. Ray Starowesky> 68 Camelia Circle, Tequesta. 9iolation of Appendia B�. Zoninq, Section X( A> t 1) C c), and Chapter 6, Art icle II, Sect ion 6- 22, Model Countywide Administrative Code for Building, Section 103. l. 1( 5), 9il lage Code of Ordinances. COLyPLI� Case No. 91-18: LaMore, Steven A. & Lavrey L.. 13 Quail Circle, Tequesta. �liolation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitation. Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. SET F08 HE�ARIBG 9-3-91 F008D I111 VIOLATI08 ON 7-8�91 CORR�iTLY I�i COLyPLIBiiiCI3. �i0 FI�S ASS�. Case No. 91-19: Shirlep Shapaka, Savinqs of America, R. E. 0. Department, 443 Beacon Street, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation. Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Billaqe Code of Ordinances. � SST F08 HS88ING 9 3-91 CONTIAUSD TO 10-1-91. Case No. 91-20 Saldarriaqa, Guillermo & Maria, 72 Aaorn Circle, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted bp Ordinance 196, 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. CO1�IPLISD • Paqe 5 CEB Case Loq Case No. 91-21: Milichi, Robert; Natural Flow Buildinq Speaialties. 1084 N.E. Industrial Blvd., Jensen Beach, FL 34957. Violation of Chapter 11, Article II, Licenses, Sec. 11-25, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COI�PLISD Case No. 91-Z2: Shannon. Wi 11 iam E. & Dana L. , 46 Chestnut Trail, Teqvesta. Violation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-18<a), Village Code of Ordinances. CObPLIBD Case No. 91-23: Crowley, Gerald B. & Cheryl K., 19 Pine Hill Trail East, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, Atticle II, Sec. 10-18t a), 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. . COLyPLI� Case No. 91-24: Thomas, Garp F.; Cover Op, 19321 Caribbean Court. Teqvesta. Violation of Chapter 11, Article II, Licenses. Sec. 11-25. 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. C01�1PLISD F�u� 6 CEB Cas� Lvu Case No. 9Z-01: Travelers Insurance, c/o Mr. Davis SieQel, J.J. Gumberg Co. . 105-185 U. S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. Violation of Appendix A. Zoning, Section X t M) ( 1) < c) , pursuant to Sect ion XX < B) C 1) , Villaqe Code of Ordinances. DISMISSFD pITH00T PRFJDDICE Case No. 92-02: Rozell, Richard & Theresa. 135 River Drive, Tequesta. • 9iolation of Chapter 10, Article II, Health & Sanitation, Sec. 10-18 td>, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. S8T FOR HF�ARIDIG 92 / 04-{?7. CO1�1PL38D Case No.�92-03: Snowey, Robert. 424 Cypress Drine, Dnit C, Teqvesta. 9iolation of �ppendix A. �oninq, Sec. SC L)t 1) and C2)(b>, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SEr F'08 H�RIHt3 92/04-07. COIKPLISD Case No. 92-t}4: Schlusemeyer. A�dele, and Morqan. Susan S. , 378 �Tequesta Drive, Tequesta. 9iolation of Chapter 10. Article I9, Health & Sanitation, Sec. 10-46 & 10-48, 9illage Code of Ordinances. SET F'OB H�BRING 92 / 04-07. C01�1PLIED Case No. 92-05: Horn. Saintomer, Le Chandelier Restaurant, 181 O. S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. Diolat ion of Appgndix A, Zoninq; Sec. BII t0>C8), Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEl�tING 92/04-07. C01�1PLITsD • Case No. 92-06: Ha=n, Saintomer, Le Chandelier Restaurant, 181 U. S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. Violat ion of Appendix B. Zoninq, Sec. %II CO)C3>, Villaqe Code of Ordiaances. SET FOIt H�ARIL�IC3 92/04-07. COrlPLIBD , Paq� 7 CEB Case Log Case No. 92-07: DeRosa, Joe. Nicole's Re6taurant, 157 U.S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. Violation of Appendix P�. Zoning, Sec. XII CO)<3), 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. � SET FOR HEARIBG 92/04-07. COMPLIj3D Case No. 92-08: Edler, Horst & Verena, Cafe Heidelberq, 150 O. S. Hwp. One North, Tequesta. Fiolation of Appendix A. Zaning. Sec. %II t0)(3), Village Code of Ordinances. STT FOR HSARING 92 / 04-07. CO1rIPLIED Case No. 92-09: Edler, Horst & Verena, Cafe Heidelberg, 150 0. S. Hwy. One North. Tequesta. Violation of Appendix A. Zoninq, Sec. 8II (0)C8), 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. STT FOR HEARING 92/04-07. COdPLI� Case No. 92-10.: Younq, Heather & Dean. The Abaco Grille, 185 O. S. Hwy. Ons North, Tequesta. 8iolation of Appendix A, Zoning, Sec. 8II <0)<3), Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 92/04-07. C01�lPLIED � Case No. 92-11: Tam. Eddie. Bamboo Gardsn Restaurant, 364 Cppress Drive, Tequesta. 9iolation of Appendiu A, Zoninq, Sec. XII CO>t3). Village Code of Ordinances. SL'P FQR HEARIbiG 92/04-07. COMPLISD Case No. 92-12: Bvonaiuto, Gustin L. & Winnis F.. 24 Country Club Gircle, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Article II. Health and Sanitation, Sec. 10-18 (d>. 9illaqe Code of Ordinances. TO BL SFT FOR I�sARING 8T 92 / 04-07 �ETING. C01�1PLIED Page 8 CEB Case Loq Case No. 92-14: Joseph Laduca, 50 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Article II, Health and Sanatation, Sec. 10-18 ta), Villaqe Code of Ordinances. 3ET FOR PUBLIC HEARING 92/07-07. GIVEN AN ADDITIONAL 7 DAY3 TO COMPLY OR A $25/DAY FINE WILL BE IMP03ED. COMPLIED Case No. 92-15: 3teven � Anka Ilic, 68 Azalea Circle, Tequesta. Violation of Appendix A, Zaning, Sec. X(0), Villaqe Code o� Ordinances 3ET FOR PUBLIC HEARING 92/09-08. COMPLIED Case No. 92-1b: Joe DeRosa, Nicole's Restaurant, 157 U.S. Hwy One North, Tequesta. � Violation of Chapter 11, Licenses, Sec. 11-25, Village Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED Case No. 92-17: Joseph Laduca, 50 Golfview, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Article II, Health and Sanitation, Sec. 10-18(a), Village Code of Ordinances. 3ET FOR PUBLIC HEARING 92/10-06. VIOLATION FOUND TO HAVE EXI3TELl. $225.00 FINE IMPOSED. PENALTY PAID. � Case No. 92-18: Betty Bush, 374 3eabrook Road, Tequesta. Violation�of Chapter 10, Article II, Health and 3anitation, Sec. 10-18(d), Village Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED. Page 9 CEH Case Loa Case No. 92-19: H.R. & Theresa Abbazia, 23 Leeward Circle, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Article II, Health and Sanatation, 8ec. 10-18(d), Village Cod,e of Ordinances. COMPLIED. Case No. 92-20: Robert Kimberly, 314 Fairway North, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter ll, Article II, Licenses, Sec. 11-25, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. DISMI33ED, COULD NOT MAKE CONTACT. � Case No. 92-21: Gustin � Winnie Bounaiuto, 24 Country Club Circle, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Article II, Health and ' Sanatation, Sec. 10-18(d), Village Code of Ord3nances. COMPLIED. Page 10 CEB Case Loa Case No. 93-01: Joseph Laduca, 50 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Article II, Health and Sanitation, Sec. 10-18(a), Village Code of Ordinances. 3ET FOR HEARING 93/O1-05. - VIOLATION FOUND TO HAVE EXI3TED. . $3,500 FINE IMP03ED. REMAINS UNPAID. Case No. 93-02: Mike Willis, 8uttrick's Aviaries, 150 U.S. Highway One, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 11, Article II, Licenses, Village Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED. � �. Case No. 93-03: Anthony & Christine Lambroia, Hotts Spot Sport Pub. 243 U.S. Highway One, Tequesta.. Violation of Chapter 11, Article II, Licenses, 3ec. 11-25, Village Code of Ordinances. DISMI3SED, OUT OF BUSINESS. Case No. 93-04: Joseph Laduca, 50 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 6, Article II, Building and Building Regulations, Sec. 6-18, Subsection - 101.6, Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING MAY 4, 1993. FOUND IN VIOLATIOAI. $250.00/DAY � FINE IMP03ED. FINE RUNNING. s • � � , VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA ,s BUILDING DEPARTMENT O '; ° Post Ot�ce Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive f � co y F� (4Q� 5 FIOrld1� 9-0273 •(40� 575-6220 MEMORANDUM: TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager FROM: Steven A. Kennedy, Deputy Buildinq Official DATE: July 2, 1991 SUBJECT: Code Enforcement Infozmation requested by Mayor Capretta. Attached, please find the data requested by the Mayor. The information is formatted identifying the quantity of common incidents handled by Violation Type. A quick review of the data reveals the Building Department achieved compliance in 331 of 342 incidents without action by the Code Enforcement Board. The Board had the opportunity to act on 1.0 of these cases durinq 1990. In all, compliance was achieved in 341 of 342 cases. � In answer to the Mayors question regarding the enforceability of the codes, I can only offer , that I do not see major problems with any of them and that the fact that we have achieved compliance on nearly every case indicates to me.that the codes are generally enforceable. I believe the problem does not lie in the codes, but rather in the time it takes to achieve compliance in certain cases. � As you know, the problem of expediting compliance can be soived by simply adoptinq Part II of the State Statutes relatinq to Code Enforcement. This would allow for the issuance of citations with established fines which would encouraqe viol�ators to more � quickly comply. /SAK Recycled Poper r a � � s- n y � D �. • j v/ � . �� V ' � l7C 0 f � ♦ .;� . VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA ` �p � �. JU�( 2 - BUILDING DEPAR�`M�Nt v't 8 o � �° Post Offce Box 3273 • 357 Teque,sta Drive f Cq � K + v Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 •(407) 575-5220 p� �R'S 3 FAX: (40� 575-6203 �• � � CE � �:, 1 ���,�� MEMORANDUM T0: Thomas G. Hradford, Village Manager � � FItOM: Steven A. Kennedy, Deputy Building Official �� DATE: June 25, 1993 . SUBJECT: • CEH Report Back-up Information Attached, please find the information you requested to supplement the code enforcement report routed to yonr office on June 1, 1993. SAK/ , Recycled Paper r . � + CEB VIOLATION TYPE� DEFINITIONS AND BREAKDOWN Below is a general description of the code sections cited as violations for cases brought before the Code Enforcement Board proceeded by the ma7or code heading, the numeric code chapter/section and the number of cases for each type since January 1991. HEALTH AND SANITATION Chapter 10, Sections 10-17 and 10-18. Twenty-two (22) cases. These are primarily cases involving vacant or improved lots having . ground cover (weeds and or grass) exceeding 12" in height. A few cases addressed the requirement to remove dead trees. LICENSES Chapter 11, Section Z5. Ten (10) cases. � These cases simply address individuals operating businesses without an occupational license. ZONING " Appendix A. Ten (10) cases. These are various violations, the prirnary ane being the use of outdoor displays by businesses�and about one ea�ch of the followinq: o Parking a commercial vehicle in a residential district. o Erecting a satellite dish without site plan approval. o Maintaining a swimming pool without a required fence/barrier. o� Failure to maintain landscaping pursuant to site plan approval. o Operating a business from a residential district. o Failure to screen refuse dumpsters from public view. t2y o Erecting a fence in violation of setback requirements. HUILDING/HOUSING Chapter 3ix. 3ix (6) cases. , These are various violations listed individually below: o Failure to maintain a swimming pool and reZated equipment. (2y o Utilizing residential property for open storage. o Erecting a fence/structure without a permit. o Failure to maintain a residence in a safe condition. (2) NOISE Chaptez Twelve. One (1) case. � Violation of the. maximum allowed noise level for mechanical equipment.