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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda_Special Master_10/01/1991 � , y' . f � 7 .� , VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA � ` BUILDING DEPARTMENT f e " 4 ° Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive �' �� COUN S T e q u e s t a, F l o � i d a 3 3 4 6 9- 0 2 7 3 •( 4 0� 5 7 5- 5 2 2 0 FAX: (407) 575-�203 GODE ENFORCEMENT BflARD MEETING AGENDA OCTOBER 1. 1991 7: 3 t� P. Ni. .i. _ ::1i J.. ... _��L�'�i_ :�iiV� � `:f'��:� � i . �`� R'��`i c� =%r AC=ENDA � I I. e��rF�_� '�.� �?F ?�:�:;� � - �� = A';��.'�'Ir�C� I�iP�d =�TE� Af �.�de Eniorcemcr.* t��ard mF�± i.Lct �� Ss�tember =!, ?`=+'a � I�', �rw'EARIP3G IN ��F C�?�E Et'_ OF.CE�i�tEl`?T ��FFI+.�ER Do �-�u st•���r v� =.�f irm ti the t=stim��rty ar��? evi��nce _;��� . _ ' _� _ - +rUtr�, tr�E� �� t=,�t�, :� �,1 Cti1.t� DiF_��. rtt �-0'_-- :'- iS 1iSE � L , r I1L'=i::'.II? ��1jt tr3E �rUt�ls Sr-� hF��� •jQl� �t�S?� jJ. 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Recycled Paper Paqe 2 CEB AQenda IO-Z-� 1 2. �as� No. 91-22: �hannon, William E. & Dana L.. 46 �hestnut Trail, Tequesta, Violation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitation, Article IT. �ec. 10-18(a>. �illage C�de vf drdinances. �. Case No. 9?-23: Crowley, Gerald B. & Cheryl K. , 1Q Pine Hill T=ail East, Teuuesta. �liclatian ��f Chapter 1Q, Health and Sanitation. Article II. �ec. 10-18ta?. Village Code of �rdinanoes. 4. Gase N�. 91-24: Thc�mas, Gary E. ; Gover Up, I932 Z Caribbear� �ourt, Tequesta. Vi�lat ian of Chapter 11. Art icle II, Licenses, Sec. 11- 25. Villaqe Code of Ordinances. VII, UNFINISHED BU�INESS VIII. ANY OTHER MATTERS IX. ADJOURNMENT "If any person decides to appeal any decisian made hv this �oard with re�pect to any matter considered at this meetinq or hearing, he/she will need a record of the �roceedinqs, and that, for such gurpase, he/she may need to insure a verbatim record of the proceedinqs is made, which record includes the testimony and evidenc� agon which the appeal is to be based." 'CUU� ENP'URCEM�,N`1' BUARD PUl3LIC HEAKING PttUC:EUUR�S t. Lhairman calls �ub`lic Hearinq to orcter. TI. Attorney outiines Yublic Hearinq procedures for audience. 1IL. Swear in Village c:ode Eriforcement Utticer (by t;lerk of the t3oard). Do you swear or attirm that the testimony and evidence you will present toniqht is the truth, tne whole truth, and no�hinq but the trutn, so help you vod? 1V. Yresencation ot cases (toliow this procedure tor each case on the agenaa). I�em l. C1erk reads Statement of Violation(s) and hequest for Hearing. Item 2. �wear in property owner ancf property owner's witnesses, if any {by the Clerk of the Board). � Item .i. t;ode Entorcement Officer presents case (cites allegations, ordinance violated and presents evidence (video tape, photos, maps, etc.) Item 4. Cross-examination (questions), it any, of C:ode �ntorcement Utticer by property owner. item 5. E�roperty owner presents his position and witnesses, if any. Item e. i:ross-examinaLion ot property owner and witnesses by C;ode Enforcement ut�icer. 1"tem 7. Lhairman closes presentation ot evidence. Ttem 8. Kecommenctations of (:ode r;nforcement Officer reqarding deadline tor compliance and tine tor noncompliance if Board determines a violation. V. Deliberation by Code �;nforcement board. This is the opportunity tor the �oard to discuss the evide�nce and recommendations. Any motion made to either find a violation to exist or that one does not exist should include reasons to support the decision. tt a violation is tound, the motion should also include a date cer�ain for compliance and the amount ot the fine, if any, up to 5250.UU per day, it deadline is not met. VI. Announce decision as an Ural Order (Chairman Explains the motion to �the property owner) NUTE: C:ode �;nforcement Otficer should insure that a timel_y written order is subsequently issuect. � 10-17 TEQUESTA CODE § 10-19 � Chapter 10 may become a breeding place for such, or in any other way � . , threatens the public health, safety and welfare, or which may � HEALTH AND SANITATION* � reasonably cause disease or adversely affects and impairs the � economic welfare of adjacent property is hereby prohibit�d and O declared to be a public nuisance. (Ord. No. 196, § 2, 6-20-72) �'' Art. I. In General, $§ 10-1-10-16 (� Art. II. Weeds, Undergrowth and Other Plant Life, $§ 10-16-10-39 �C. 10-18 Unlawful growth enumerated � Art. III. Littering Prohibited, �$ 10-40-10-45 v Art. �V Dumping Debris on Lots, 44 �o-4s—�o-55 (a) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract Art. V. Recycling Bins and Containers, � 1o5s . of land with improvements constructed thereon within the village to permit grass, weeds, or undergrowth to grow thereon to a height ARTICLE I. IN GENER.AL .. of twelve inches (12" ) or more from the ground or to permit rub- . - , bish, trash, debris, dead trees or unsightly or unsanitary, condi- Secs. 10.1-10-15. Reserved. tions to remain thereon or to permit the existence of depressions or excavations or any other condition on such premises thereon in ' which water may accumulate in such a ma�iner or fashion to ARTICLE II. WEEDS, UNDEftGROWTH AND OTHER make possible the propagation of mosquitoes therein. ' ' PLANT LIFE (b) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract . � of land whether with improvements and construction thereon or Sec. 10.16. Legislative findings. ._ not to permit weeds, grass or undergrowth to grow thereon to a The council �nds and determines that the continuous growth of height of twelve inches (12") from the ground within one hundred the village requires the reasonable and effective control of the feet (100') of the property line of any other parcel of property that growth and accumulation of weeds, undergrowth, and other plant has improved, construction thereon or to permit rubbish, trash, � life to prevent adverse affects on the economic welfare of adjacent debris, dead trees or other unsanitary or unsightly conditions to property and to protect the public health by preventing infesta- remain thereon. (Ord. No. 196, § 3, 6-20-72) � ,�tion by rodents and other wild animals and the breeding of mos- �c. 10-19. Notice of violation. quitoes and vermin. (Ord. No. 196, § 1, 6-20-72) ' The council shall institute the procedure for the enforcement of Sec. 10-17. Excessive accumulation prohibited; declared a the requirements of this article and the removal or remedying of public nuisance. conditions violative of the provisions hereof, by passage of a res- olution finding and determining that ¢ertain described properties The existence of excessive accumulations or of untended growth within the village are in such conditi��r as to be in violation of the of weeds, undergrowth, or other dead or living plant life, as de- requirements set forth herein. One resolution may include any fined in this article, upon any lot, tract or parcel of land, improved : number of separate lots, parcels or tracts of land. Such resolution or unimproved, within one hundred feet (100') of any improved or shall set forth the legal description oFsuch lots, parcels or tracts unimproved property within the village, to the extent and in such of land, and the estimated cost of clearing such land or the re manner that the lot, tract or parcel of land becomes or may rea- moval or remedying the condition thereof found to be in violation sonably become infested with rodents, vermin, wild animals, or of this article, and shall direct the manager to serve notice upo� the owner thereof _ "Cross references—Buildings and bnilding regulations, Ch. 6; fire protection and prevention, Ch. 9; zoning, ��p. A. ' Supp. No. 20 582 • Supp. N ` 581 § 10•17 TEQUESTA CODE § 10-19 � ' ° . Chapter 10 may become a breeding place for such, or in any other way N . , threatens the public health, safety and welfare, or which may o�i HEALTH AND SANITATION* � reasonably cause disease or adversely affects and impairs the economic welfare of adjacent property is hereby prohibit�d and p declared to be a public nuisance. (Ord. No. 196, § 2, 6-20-72) z Art. I. In General, �§ 10-1-10.15 Art. II. Weeds, Undergrowth and Other Plant Life, 4$ 10-16-10-39 �C. 10-18 Unlawful growth enumerated N Art. III. Littering Prohibited, ¢� 10-40-10-45 v Art. �v Dumping Debris on Lots �� �o-4s—io� (a) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract Art. V. Recycling Bins and Containers, � 1o5s _ . of land with improvements constructed thereon within the village to permit grass, weeds, or undergrowth to grow thereon to a height ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL . of twelve inches (12" ) or more from the ground or to permit rub- _ - , bish, trash, debris, dead trees or unsightly or unsanitary, condi- Secs. 10-1-10-15. Reserved. tions to remain thereon or to permit the existence of depressions • or excavations or any other condition on such premises thereon in � which water may accumulate in such a ma�iner or fashion to � ARTICLE II. WEEDS, UNDERGROWTH AND OTHER make possible the propagation of mosquitoes therein. ' PLANT LIFE (b) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract . � of land whether with improvements and construction thereon or Sec. 10-16. Legislative' �ndings. . not to permit weeds, grass or undergrowth to grow thereon to a The council finds and determines that the continuous growth of height of twelve inches (12") from the ground within one hundred the village requires the reasonable and effective control of the feet (100') of the property line of any other parcel of property that ' growth and accumulation of weeds, undergrowth, and other plant has improved, construction thereon or to permit rubbish, trash, life to prevent adverse affects on the economic welfare of adjacent debris, dead trees or other unsanitary or unsightly conditions to property and to protect the public health by preventing infesta- remain thereon. (Ord. No. 196, § 3, 6-20-72) •tion by rodents and other wild animals and the breeding+of mos- �c. 10-19. Notice of violation. quitoes and vermin. (Or.d. No. 196, § 1, 6-20-72) ' The council shall institute the procedure for the enforcement of Sec. 10-17. Excessive accumulation prohibited; declared a the requirements of this article and the removal or remedying of public nuisance. conditions violative of the provisions hereof, by passage of a res- olution finding and determining that certain described properties The existence of excessive accumulations or of untended growth within the village are in such conditiflrr as to be in violation of the of weeds, undergrowth, or other dead or living plant life, as de- requirements set forth herein. One resolution may include any fined in this article, upon any lot, tract or parcel of land, improved : number of separate lots, parcels or tracts of land. Such resolution or unimproved, within one hundred feet (100') of any improved or shall set forth the legal descriptioz� of-such lots, parcels or tracts unimproved property within the village, to the extent and in sucli � of land, and the estimated cost of clearing such land or the re manner that the lot, xract or parcel of land becomes or may rea- moval or remedying the condition thereof found to be in violation � sonabiy become infested with rodents, vermin, wild animals, or of this article, and shall direct the manager to serve notice upon� ' . the owner thereof . - •Cross references—Buildings and bniiding regulations, Ch. 6; fire protection : and prevention, Ch. 9; zoning,��pp. A. ' � Supp. No. -" 581 $upp. No. 20 582 . �' . ' CASE NO. 91-21 § 11-24 TEQUESTA CODE § 11-26 with state and county licenses. (Ord. No. 201, § 9, 8-15-72; Ord. No. 353, § 2, 8-11-87; Ord. No. 372, § l, 8-11-88) Sec. 11-25. Unlawful to engage in trade or business with- �. out license or with license on false statements; ,' delinquency fees. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in any trade, � business, profession, or occupation within the village without a license or upon a license issued upon false statements made by any person, or in his/her behal£ All licenses shall be sold by the village beginning September 1 of each year and shall be due and payable on October 1 of each year and shall expire on September � 30 of the succeeding year. Licenses not renewed by October 1 � . shall be considered delinquent and shall be subject to a delin- quency penalty of ten (10) percent for the month of October plus ' an additional �ve (5) percent penalty for each month of the delin- quency thereafter until paid; provided, however, that the total delinquency penalty shall not exceed twenty-�ve (25) percent of the occupational license fee for the delinquent establishment. Any person engaging in or managing any business, occupation, or profession without �rst obtaining a local occupational license, if required, hereunder shall be subject to a penalty of twenty-�ve (25) percent of the license determined to be due in addition to any other penalty provided by law or this Code. (Ord. No. 201, § 10, 8-15-72; Ord. No. 350, § 1, 5-28-87; Ord. No. 372, § 1, 8-11-88; � Ord. No. 383, § 4, 2-23-89) . Sec. 11-26. Categories tag levied upon; evidence of doing business. � The occupational license taxes set forth in this article shall be levied only on the following: � (a) Any person who maintains a permanent business location or branch office within the municipality for the privilege of � engaging in or managing any business within its jurisdiction; (b) Any person who maintains a permanent profession or oc- cupation within the municipality for the privilege of en- , gaging in or managing any profession or occupation within its jurisdiction; Supp. No. 19 640 � , § 10-17 TEQUESTA CODE § 10-19 i � Chapter 10 � may become a breeding place for such, or in any other way c� . threatens the public health, safety and welfare, or which may N I�EALTH AND SANITATION* � reasonably cause disease or adversely affects and impairs the '� economic welfare of adjacent property is hereby prohibit�d and o� � declared to be a public nuisance. (Ord. No. 196, § 2, 6-20-72) �_ Art. I. In General, �� 10-1—IO-15 'Zi Art. II. Weeds, Undergrowth and Other Plant Life, 4$ 10-16-10-39 �C. 10-18 Unlawful growth enumerated W Art. III. Littering Prohibited, �§ 10-40-10-45 tn Art. rv. �ping nebris on Lots, �4 �o-4s—io,� (a) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract V Art. v Recycling Bins and Containers, � �o-5s of land with improvements constructed thereon within the village to permit grass, weeds, or undergrowth to grow thereon to a height ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL . of twelve inches (12") or more from the ground or to permit rub- _ - ; bish, trash, debris, dead trees or unsightly or unsanitary condi- Secs. 10-1-10-15. R.eserved. tions to remain thereon or to permit the existence of depressions . or excavations or any other condition on such premises thereon in which water may accumulate in such a ma�lner or fashion to . ARTICLE II. WEEDS, UNDERGR,OWTH AND OTHER make possible the propagation of mosquitoes therein. ' PLANT LIFE (b) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract . � of land whether with improvements and construction thereon or Sec. 10-16. Legislative' findings. .. not to permit weeds, grass or undergrowth to grow thereon to a The council finds and determines that the continuous growth of height of twelve inches (12") from the ground within one hundred the village requires the reasonable and effective control of the feet (100') of the property line of any other parcel of property that � growth and accumulation of weeds, undergrowth, and other plant has improved, construction thereon or to permit rubbish, trash, life to prevent adverse affects on the economic welfare of adjacent debris, dead trees or other unsanitary or unsightly conditions to property and to protect the public health by preventing infesta- remain thereon. (Ord. No. 196, § 3, 6-20-72) �tion by rodents and other wild animals and the breeding+of mos- �c. 10.19. Notice of vidation. quitoes and vermin. (Ord. No. 196, § 1, 6-20-72) ' The council shall institute the procedure for the enforcement of Sec. 10-17. Excessive accumulation prohibited; declared a the requirements of this article and the removal or remedying of public nuisance. conditions violative of the provisions hereof, by passage of a res- olution finding and determining that certain described properties The existence of excessive accumulations or of untended growth within the village are in such conditi��r as to be in violation of the of weeds, undergrowth, or other dead or living plant life, as de- requirements set forth herein. One resolution may include any fined in this article, upon any lot, tract or parcel of land, improved : number of separate lots, parcels or tracts of land. Such resolution or unimproved, within one hundred feet (100') of any improved or shall set forth the legal descriptiom of-such lots, parcels or tracts unimproved property within the village, to the extent and in such of land, and the estimated cost of clearing such land or the re manner that the lot, tract or parcel of land b,ecomes or may rea- moval or remedying the condi�ion thereof found to be in violation sonably become infested with rodents, vermin, wild animals, or of this article, and shall direct the manager to serve notice upon� " . the owner thereof - . 'Cross references—Buildings and building regulations, Ch. 6; fire protection - ; and preven+.ion, Ch. 9; zoning,��p. A. ' • Supp. No. - � 5S1 $ uPP. No. 20 582 � § 10-17 TEQUESTA CODE § 10-19 Chapter 10 may become a breeding place for such, or in any other way �,,� . , threatens the public health, safety and welfare, or which may N HEALTH AND SANITATION* � reasonably cause disease or adversely affects and impairs the ,� economic welfare of adjacent property is hereby prohibit�d and O declared to be a public nuisance. (Ord. No. 196, § 2, 6-20-72) . Art. I. In General, �� 10-1-10-15 ,.�� Art. II. Weeds, Undergrowth and Other Plant Life, �§ 10.16-10-39 Art. III. Littering Prohibited, �§ l0-40-10-45 Sec. 10-18. Unlawful growth enumerated. � Art. �v Dumping Debris on Lots, �4 �o-4s—io55 (a) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract U Art. v Recycling Bins and Containers, § �o-�s . . of land with improvements constructed thereon within the village to permit grass, weeds, or undergrowth to grow thereon to a height ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL .. of twelve inches (12") or more from the ground or to permit rub- . - , bish, trash, debris, dead trees or unsightly or unsanitary, condi- Secs. 10-1-10-15. Reserved. tions to remain thereon or to permit the existence of depressi.ons or excavations or any other condition on such premises thereon in ' � which water may accumulate in such a ma�iner or fashion to ARTICLE II. WEEDS, UNDERGR,OWTH AND OTHER make possible the propagation of mosquitoes therein. ' ' PLANT LIFE (b) It shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot, parcel or tract . � of land whether with improvements and construction thereon or Sec. 10-16. Legislative findings. .. not to permit weeds, grass or undergrowth to grow thereon to a The council �nds and determines that the continuous growth of height of twelve inches (12") from the ground within one hundred the village requires the reasonable and effective control of the feet (100') of the property line of any other parcel of property that growth and accumulation of weeds, undergrowth, and other plant has improved, construction thereon or to permit rubbish, trash, � life to prevent adverse affects on the economic welfare of adjacent debris, dead trees or other unsanitary or unsightly conditions to property and to protect the public health by preventing infesta- remain thereon. (Ord. No. 196, § 3, 6-20-72) ,•tion by rodents and other wild animals and the breeding of mos- �c. 10-19. Notice of violation. quitoes and vermin. (Ord. No. 196, § 1, 6-20-72) ' The council shall institute the procedure for the enforcement of Sec. 10.17. Excessive accumulation prohibited; declared a the requirements of this article and the removal or remedying of public nuisance. conditions violative of the provisions hereof, by passage of a res- olution finding and determining that certain described properties The existence of excessive accumulations or of untended growth within the village are in such conditip�r as to be in violation of the of weeds, undergrowth, or other dead or living plant life, as de- requirements set forth herein. One resolution may include any fined in this article, upon any lot, tract or parcel of land, improved : number of separate lots, parcels or tracts of land. Such resolution or unimproved, within one hundred feet (100') of any improved or shall set forth the legal descriptiou o�such lots, parcels or tracts unimproved property within the village, to the extent and in such of land, and the estimated cost of clearing such land or the re manner that the lot, xract or parcel of land becomes or may rea- moval or remedying the condition thereof found to be in violation sonably become infested with rodents, vermin, wild animals, or of this article, and shall direct the manager to serve notice upory the owner thereof � . •Cross references—Buildings and building regulations, Ch. 6; fire protection , and prevention, Ch. 9; zoning, �p. A. ' Supp. No. 20 582 . Supp. N ' S81 '� , . � . � CASE NO. 91-24 § 11-24 TEQUESTA CODE § 11-26 with state and county licenses. (Ord. No. 201, § 9, 8-15-72; Ord. No. 353, § 2, 8-11-87; Ord. No. 372, § 1, 8-11-88) � Sec. 11-25. Unlawful to engage in trade or business with- �, out license or with license on false statements; ,' delinquency fees. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in any trade, business, profession, or occupation within the village without a . license or upon a license issued upon false statements made by � any person, or in his/her behalf. All licenses shall be sold by the village beginning September 1 of each year and shall be due and � payable on October 1 of each year and shall expire on September , : 30 of the succeeding year. Licenses not renewed �y October 1 �. . shall be considered delinquent and shall be subject to a delin- quency penalty of ten (10) percent for the month of October plus � ' an additional five (5) percent penalty for each month of the delin- quency thereafter until paid; provided, however, that the total delinquency penalty shall not exceed twenty-five (25) percent of the occupational license fee for the delinquent establishment. . Any person engaging in or managing any business, occupation, � or profession without first obtaining a local occupational license, � if required, hereunder shall be subject to a penalty of twenty-five (25) percent of the license determined to be due in addition to any other penalty provided by law or this Code. (Ord. No. 201, § 10, ' 8-15-72; Ord. No. 350, § 1, 5-28-87; Ord. No. 372, § 1, 8-11-88; � Ord. No. 383, § 4, 2-23-89) . Sec. 11-26. Categories tax levied upon; evidence of doing . business. " The occupational license taxes set forth in this article shall be � levied only on the following: � (a) Any person who maintains a permanent business location � or branch office within the municipality for the privilege of � engaging in or managing any business within its jurisdiction; , (b) Any person who maintains a permanent profession or oc- cupation within the municipality for the privilege of en- gaging in or managing any profession or occupation within its jurisdiction; Supp. No. 19 64� . � • CODE ENFORCEM�NT BOARD ' CBSS LOG Case No. 91-01: Nicole's Restaurant. Joseph DeRosa, owner. 157 U. S. Hwy. One North, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 11, Article II, Licenses. Sec. 11-25. Village Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED Case No. 91-02.: Buttrick's AviarieB. Mike Willis. 150 U.S. Hwy. One North. Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 11. Article II, Licenses. Sec. 11-25, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED Case No. 91-03: Dock's Since 1897, Inc.. Haisfield Enterprises .� of Florida, 189 U. S. Hwp. One No=th, Tequesta. Violation of Ordinance No. 355, as amended, Section XII, Siqn Requlations, Subsection (0><3>. COMPLIED C ase No. 9 1-04: Douqlas E. Higgins. 76 Pine Hill Trail West. � Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 12. Noise, Section 12-2<c>, Subsection <5>, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COIIFLIED Case No. 91-0 W. A. & Hatt ie I Siegel, 498 Dover Road, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitatfon, Article II. Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HLtiARING 6-4-91. FOUND IN VIOLATION. ORDER: IN EVENT OF A REPEAT VIOLATION*. �25.00 FINE PER DAY FINE. ALSO, CONTINUh'D TO 7-2-91 MFETING. 7-2-91 HFARING: STILL IN VIOLATION**. GIVEN 5 D FROM RTCEIPT OF NOTICS SFNT ( 7-9-91) TO COMPLY; 5100.00 FINI� PER DAY. HEGAN RONNING 7- 19-91, AS REINSPhCTION Rh'��AI,ED NON-COMPLIANCE. � (RELATIVE TO GROUND COVER IN EXCESS OF 12"). ** (RELATIVE TO EXISTENCE OF AN EXCESSIVE ACCUMULATION OF DEAD PLANT LIFE.> - Page 2 CEB Case Log Case No. 91-06 Paul N. Pipolp, 81 Camelia Circle. Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 6, ArticZe V. Standard Housing Code. Sec. 307.4 as adopted by Ordinance No. 395. Village Code of Ordinances. � SET FOR HE�ARING 6-4-91. FOUND IN VIOLATION. GIVEN 7 DAYS TO COMPLY. COMPLIED. ORDER: IN FVE�NT OF A REP£AT VIOLATION. �25.00 FINE PER DAY. Case No. 91-07: Stephen C. Sheaffer. Victoria A. Sheaffer. 57 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. . Violation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HFsARING 6-4-91. FOUND IN VIOLATION ON DATE OF NOTICE. ORDER: IN FVENT OF A REPEAT VIOLATION, �50.00 FINE FER DAY. Case No. 91-08 W. A. & Hatt ie I Siegel. 498 Dover Road, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 6, Article II, Sec. !6-22, Madel Countywide Administrative Code for Buildinq. Section 103. 1. 1( 5>, Permits, as adopted bp Ordinance 395. Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 7--2-91: FOUND IN VIOLATION, MUST COMFLY WITHIN 3Q DAYS OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE; OTHERRISE t100.00 FINE PER DAY. COMPLIANCE REINSPECTION 8-20-91 RE�:VEALED NON-COMPLIANCE. FINE IS RUNNING. Case Nv. 91-09: Stephen C. Sheaffer. Victoria A. Sheaffer. 57 Golfview Drive. Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 6, Article V, Standard Hous ing Code, Sec. 305. 2, 305. 3. 2. and 305. 11. 1, as adopted by Ordinance 395, Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 7-2-91: FOUND IN VIOLATION, MUST COMPLY AITHIN 30 DAYS; OTHERWISE �5250.00 FINE PER DAY. NOTICE OF HEARING RESULTS DELIVERED 8-1-91. REINSPECTION DATE IS 9-3-91. • Page 3 CEB Case Log Gase No. 91-10 Donald G. & Wanda F. Blauvelt, 83 Golfview Dr ive, Tequesta. Violation of Appendix A, Zoning. Sec. X<E)(5>, as adopted by Ordinance 355, as amended, Village . Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 7-2-91: FOUND IN VIOLATION. MUST COMPLY WITHIN 7 DAYS; OTHERWISE: 5100.00 FINE PER DAY. COMPLIED 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, Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 8-6-91 COMPLIED Case No. 91-12: Laduca, Josegh, 50 Golfview Drive, Tequesta. Vi4lation of Chagter 10. Health and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-19 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 8-6-91 COMPLIED Case No. 91-13 Neandross, Leif H.. 247 River Drive Violation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitation. Art icle II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 8-6-91 COMPLIED Case No. 91-14 Carr. Susan, 399 Seabrook Road. Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10. Health and Sanitation, Art icle II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Villaqe Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED Case No. 91-15: Girvin, Douqlas R.. Trustee. 312 Tequesta Drive, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation. Art icle II, Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Village Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED PAGE 4 CEB Cas� Log Case No. 91-16_: Bush. Betty. 374 Seabrook Road, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, Article II. Sec. 10-17 and 14-18 as adopted by , Ordinance 196, Village Code of Ordinances. COMPLIED Gase No. 91-17: Ray. Sandra J.. CSandra C. Ray StarQwesky> 68 Camelia Circle, Tequesta. Violation of Agpendix A, Zoning, Sectian X< A> i 1) ( c> . and Chagter 6, Art icle I I. Sect ivn 6- . 22, Model Co�untywide Administrative Code for Building, Section 103. 1. lt 5>, Village Code of Ordinances. COMFLIED Case No. 91-18: LaM4re, Steven A. & Laurey L.. 13 Quail Gircle, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitation, Article II, Sec. 10-17 and 1Q-18 as adQpted by Ordinance 196, VillaQe Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 9-3-91 FOUND IN VIOLATION ON 7-8-91 CURRENTLY IN COMPLIANCE. NO FINE ASSESSED. Gase No. 91-i9: Shirley �hapaka, �avings of America, R. E. 4. L?epartment, 443 Beavon Street, Tequesta. Violation of Chapter 10, Health and Sanitatian, Article II. Sec. 10-17 and 10-18 as adopted by Ordinance 196, Village Code of Ordinances. SET FOR HEARING 9-3-91 CONTINUED TO 10-1-91.