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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 04-07-2010 MINUTES OF THE ST. LUCIE COUNTY CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD HEARING April 7, 2010 - 9:00 am HELD IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS ROGER POITRAS ANNEX 2300 VIRGINIA AVENUE FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA PRESENT Chairman..................................................................................................................Dr. Dale Ingersoll Vice Chairman…………………………………………………………………………… Phillip Stickles Board Members............................................................................................... ........Ray Hofmann .............................................................................................................................Margaret Monahan .............................................................................................................................Wes Taylor .............................................................................................................................Mitchell Williford Board Attorney .....................................................................................................Jack Krieger ABSENT Board Member (Excused)………………………………………………………………….Ralph Fogg STAFF PRESENT Assistant County Attorney .....................................................................................Katherine Mackenzie-Smith Building & Code Regulation Manager ...................................................................Robin Meyer Code Enforcement Supervisor ..............................................................................Dennis Bunt Contractor Licensing Investigator ..........................................................................Monica Barrios Code Enforcement Officer ...................................................................................Melissa Brubaker Code Enforcement Officer ....................................................................................Lynn Swartzel Code Enforcement Officer ....................................................................................Chris Counsellor Zone Compliance Officer ......................................................................................Danielle Williams Board Secretary ...................................................................................................Debbie Isenhour Board Recorder ....................................................................................................Mary Holleran * Indicates a motion ** Indicates a vote *** For the record comment A. CALL TO ORDER The Code Enforcement Board meeting was called to order at 9:01 a.m., by Dr. Ingersoll. B. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG All those present rose to pledge allegiance to the flag. C. ROLL CALL The Board Secretary called the roll and everyone was present. D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – March 3, 2010 ? Mr. Hofmann made a motion to accept the minutes of March 3, 2010 as presented . ** Mr. Williford seconded and the motion carried unanimously. E. INTRODUCTION OF NEW STAFF MEMBERS Mr. Bunt introduced new staff members, Debbie Isenhour, Board Secretary replaced Shirley Walls, Robin Meyer Building & Code Regulation Manager, replaced Chris Lestrange, and Ken Arnold, Building Official, all were welcomed. CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 F. SWEARING IN OF STAFF MEMBERS Dennis Bunt, Ken Arnold, Monica Barrios, Melissa Brubaker, Chris Counsellor, Lynn Swartzel, and Danielle Williams were sworn in. G. CONSENT AGENDA Rescind Findings of Fact &Order Imposing Fine/Lien Case No. Michelle Long 53171 Release of Lien Case No. Terry Jones 12572 H. VIOLATION HEARING: The following cases were removed, withdrawn or abated from the agenda: Case No. Location of Violation Contractor/Owner/Violator/Name____________ 64913 1100 East Joy Lane, Fort Pierce Samuel & Maria Campos, 15840 W. Telegraph Dr. Santa Paula, CA 93060 64950 7188 S. U.S.#1, Port St. Lucie Roland J. Kurusis, 187 Spring Line Dr., Vero Beach 64951 7188 S. U.S.#1 Port St. Lucie A Faster PC, S/A (Tenant) VIOLATION CASES HEARD: th Case #64254, Location of violation, 2110 N. 45 St., Fort, Pierce, Fl., Property Owner(s), John C.. and Joyce M. Crankfield, John Crankfield (S/A) was sworn in. Ms. Swartzel submitted 2 photos dated 2/10/09 and 3/31/10. During her first inspection on 10/1/09 she found the property in violation of Section 13.09.00, Exterior property maintentance, Article 303.7, roofs and drainage, please obtain a permit to repair or replace the roof. A compliance date of 11/12/09 was issued. She has had contact with the owner and discussed ways to correct the violations. As of 4/6/10 the property remains in violation. Mr. Crankfield appeared at the January, 2010 Code Enforcement Board and the Board continued this case for 90 days to allow Community Services funding to be processed. Mr. Cranfield believed he would have money at that time to repair the roof. Mr. Crankfield said he did apply for funding that was available but it was for a new home. ( ***Recorder’s note: At the January meeting Ms. Jessica Parrish, Housing Manager, St. Lucie County Community Services Dept. spoke on Mr. Cranfield’s behalf. She explained that he applied twice through Community Services, but the house needs to be torn down and rebuilt before they can build another house and the roof can’t be fixed. Mr. Cranfield did not want the house torn down.) Mr. Crankfield said he applied for a loan on 3/5/10 to fix the roof, that loan is in progress, and he has spoken with a contractor and received a firm price, and the bank spoke with the contractor. Mr. Crankfield is presently living in the house. The Board discussed the amount of time to get the permit, roof repaired and inspected and agreed to an extension to July 1, 2010. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #64254 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing the facts in this case, the testimony, and the recommendations of staff with regard to the existence of a violation that we determine the violation in fact did occur and the alleged violator committed the violation. An Order of Enforcement is warranted. If the Order of Enforcement is not complied with by July 1, 2010 a fine of up to $250.00 per day may be imposed. Please st take notice that on the 1 Wednesday of the month after the date given for compliance, at 9:00 am or soon thereafter, as may be heard, a Fine Hearing will be held if the violation is not abated by the given compliance date. Page 2 of 8 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Dr. Ingersoll advised Mr. Crankfield the violations had to be abated by the July 1, 2010 date or a fine would begin. Mr. Crankfield said he understood. The Hall was sounded and Mr. Stickles read the name and number of the case of those not present into the record: Case No. Location of Violation Property Owner/Contractor Violator 64960 4707 San Diego Ave., Fort Pierce Lafae N. Bacon, 711 Quincy Ave., Fort Pierce ? Mr. Williford made a motion in reference to the case read into the record that the Code Enforcement Board enter an Order of Finding against the violator finding the violator in default and if the violator does not appear to contest the violation against him/her that the Board adopt the recommendation of staff as set forth on the agenda. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. I. FINE HEARING: Case #54616, Location of Violation, 21306 Glades Cut-Of Road, Port St. Lucie, F., Property Owner, Basmati Niranjan, S/A. No one was present to represent Ms. Niranjan. Ms. Barrios resubmitted two photos dated 11/23/09. She reviewed the history of the violations and the continuances. This case was continued from the January 6, 2010, Code Enforcement Board meeting and found in default in violation of Section 11.05.01, Building and Sign Permits. (Please obtain a permit for the structure behind the house to cover the blocks and windows and obtain a permit for the guest house with screen enclosure.) A compliance date of 2/5/10 was issued. The permit for the guest house is still pending for review comments. At the February CEB Meeting Ms. Niranjan requested 60 days to visit sick family members. Ms. Niranjan was unable to make today’s meeting due to a broken ankle and is on bed rest. She requested more time and staff has no objections if the Board grants an extension. Dr. Ingersoll recalled the case and some of the comments concerning the energy calculations, and asked what she has done to mitigate the violations for the guest house. Discussion ensued on the time needed. Mr. Bunt advised the energy comments were not the only comments to be addressed, and engineering needs to be reviewed. She has discussed the issues with Mr. Sisco and more is needed for an extensive review. The Board agreed to an August extension. ? Mr. Stickles made a motion in reference to Case #54616 that the Code Enforcement Board continue this case to the August 4, 2010 Code Enforcement Board meeting. ** Mr. Monahan seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #64257, Location of Violation, 7328 Commercial Circle, Fort Pierce, Fl, Tenant/Violator, Joseph Sotanski, This case was abated. Thermofoil Components, Inc.l (S/A). Case #58708, Location of Violation, 1119 Nettles Blvd.l, Jensen Beach, Fl., Property Owner, Stephen J. Dupee,Sr. 6001 S. Kings Highway #209, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29575. Mr. Stephen Dupee, Sr., was sworn in by Ms. Williams. Ms. Barrios submitted 3 photos. This case was brought before the Fine Hearing of the Code Enforcement Board meeting of December 2, 2009 and continued to the April 7, 2010 Hearing. At the October 7, 2009 CEB meeting the case was found in violation of Section 11.05.01, Building and Sign Permits –please obtain a permit for the deck and the steps, and inspection of the dock. On 11/4/09 Mr. Dupee met with the Zoning Dept. Supervisor and the County Variance staff and told a variance would be needed to meet County Code setback requirements. He contacted Growth Management to obtain an application to request a variance. Mr. Dupee has kept staff informed of his meetings with County staff and the Nettles Island HOA. Page 3 of 8 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 Dr. Ingersoll recalled the case that had a drop-down bridge walkover that connected the deck over the sidewalk, which is a common area in violation and the porch/deck was in violation of the setback. Mr. Dupee explained the steps he had taken to get a variance and correct the violation, and displayed a letter from the Nettles Island HOA dated 3/12/10 from Maurice Lepine, Property Manager. He discussed the size of the deck being allowed and cited the letter from Nettles Island, and said he did not have enough time to get the variance. He requested more time to get an Administrative variance. The Board discussed the letter from Nettles Island, the citation from the County requiring a permit, that the deck exceeded the size allowed, the bridge across the sidewalk, and the required inspections. *** Dr. Ingersoll read the citation into the record for clarification. Mr. Dupee provided documents that were displayed. Mr. Bunt identified a Notice of Commencement, permit #0802 0085, for the electric for boat lift on the dock, for 2008. Maurice Lepine, 5047 N. A1A, #906, Fort Pierce, Community Assn. Manager, Nettles Island, was sworn in by Ms. Williams. He met with Mr. Dupee on several occasions, the Association has the same setback rules as the County, 4 X 4 over utility easements, and told Mr. Dupee if he had a 3 x 5 they wouldn’t have a problem. Addressing the bridge, their documents do not allow anything over the seawall and the common area. Dr. Ingersoll confirmed that Mr. Lepine’s letter stated if he reduced his patio to 3 x 5, it was OK, and the drawbridge goes. Mr. Stewart Gartside, 690 A1A, Nettles Island, was sworn in by Ms. Williams. He is an architect and on the Board of Nettles Island, and he explained Mr. Dupee’s request for a variance for the size of the deck. After review of their rules the Committee agreed to deny the request. The next two units down were cited by the County for decks larger than 4 X 4, (photo displayed) and they were required to comply and have changed them. The bridge is not allowed and the edge of the deck is over the common area. Further discussion ensued on the length of time the issues have been on-going. Robin Meyer, Building & Code Regulation Manager, formerly Assistant Director, Growth Management was sworn in by Ms. Williams. Mr. Meyer explained the time for requesting a variance, normally about 2 or 3 months to get before the Board of Adjustment, and applying doesn’t guarantee you will get one. You have to show unique circumstances, hardship, etc., and wanting one isn’t justification for the granting of a variance. Mr. Stickles reviewed the permit issue, the variance and the bridge extension. Ms. MacKenzie-Smith advised a permit for the setback would require a variance first, then apply for the permit. Mr. Lepine clarified Nettles Island had 381 properties, the County has strenuously enforced the HOA Documents, Declarations and Rules and they are cooperating. Out of the 381 units inspected, 45 were not in compliance, and 20 have begun the process of coming into compliance. ? Mr. Stickles made a motion in reference to Case #58708 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that violation still exists, and after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violation, we make the following determination: A fine of $250.00 per say shall be imposed for each day the violation exists, starting June 15, 2010, with the maximum fine not to exceed $5,000.00. A cost of $125.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The next two companion cases were heard concurrently, with separate motions. Case #61954, Location of Violation, 1100 N. Rock Road, Fort Pierce, Fl., Property Owner, Prime Realty Capital, LLC, 790 Hillbrath Drive, Lantana, Fl., 33462. Cynthia G. Angelos, Esq., Weiss Handler Angelos & Cornwell, P.A. 10521 SW Village Center Drive, Port St. Lucie, represented the property owner. Case #61957, Location of Violation, 1100 N. Rock Road, Fort Pierce, Fl., Property Owner, Prime Realty Capital, LLC, 790 Hillbrath Drive, Lantana, Fl., 33462. Cynthia G. Angelos, Esq., Weiss Handler Angelos & Cornwell, P.A. 10521 SW Village Center Drive, Port St. Lucie, represented the property owner. Mr. Counsellor reviewed the case and provided two photos dated 3/31/2010. On 2/23/09 Officer Williams inspected the property for case #61954 and found it to be in violation of Section 3.01.03(A) –AG-1 Agricultural Page 4 of 8 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 zoning – for storing dumpsters, trailers, and portable toilets on the vacant property which is not permitted in Agricultural 1, AG-1, zoning. In Case #61957, on that same date Officer Williams found the property in violation of Section 3.01.03(V) – Industrial, Extraction –for storing dumpsters, trailers and portable toilets on the vacant property which is not permitted in Industrial Extraction zoning. On 2/3/10 the cases came before the Board and were given until 3/5/10 to come into compliance. Staff has had numerous contacts with the property owners and on March 31, 2010 Officer Williams and Officer Counsellor inspected the property and found it to be in compliance. The property was in violation for 20 days. Mr. Bunt confirmed the property is cleared of all the violations. Ms. Angelos apologized for the length of time it took to come into compliance. ? Mr. Stickles made a motion in reference to Case #61954 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff regarding the existence of a violation, we determine the violation has been abated and no fine is imposed. ** Ms. Monahan seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Dr. Ingersoll read Companion Case #61957 into the record. Mr. Bunt confirmed that staff’s presentation, report and evidence was the same as in Case #61954 previously read. ? Mr. Stickles made a motion in reference to Case #61957 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff regarding the existence of a violation, we determine the violation has been abated and no fine is imposed. ** Ms. Monahan seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #63025, Location of Violation, 1000 Kings Highway, Fort Pierce, Property Owner, Shirley Bemenderfer (TR), 1402 Delaware Ave., Fort Pierce. No one was present to represent the Property Owner. Mr. Counsellor provided 10 photos dated June 8, 2009 through 4/5/10. Ms. Williams inspected the property on 4/9/10 and found Ms. Bemenderfer parking her trucks, piles of dirt stored in the back, and signs advertising rocks and hay for sale, which is in violation of Section 11.05.00 – Procedure for Obtaining Development Permits -please bring the property up to Code in order to apply for a zoning permit which is required for a storage facility and for parking the commercial vehicles and equipment. After getting no compliance with the property owner the case was brought before the February, 2010 CEB meeting and found in violation and given until April 1, 2010 to come into compliance. Staff has not had contact with the property owner since the meeting and as of April 5, 2010 the property remains in violation. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #63025 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the violation still exists, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: A fine of $250.00 per day shall be imposed for each day the violation exists starting April 2, 2010 with a maximum fine not to exceed $10,000.00. A cost of $150.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #64416, Location of Violation, 3005 Cortez Blvd., Fort Pierce, Fl., Property Owner, Cecil Jean-Baptiste, S/A. No one was present to represent the homeowner. Ms. Swartzel reviewed the case and provided two photos dated 12/8/09 and 4/6/10. This case came before the February 2010 CEB and found in violation of Section 1-9-19 – Abandoned Property, Unserviceable Vehicles,etc, remove any unserviceable vehicles including boats; and Section 8.00.03(F) – Particular Permitted Accessory Strctures. The case was found in default and given until March 5, 2010 to come into compliance. Staff has not had contact with the property owner and as of 4/6/2010 the violations still exist. ? Mr. Hofmann made a motion in reference to Case #63025 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the Page 5 of 8 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 violation still exists, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: A fine of $250.00 per day shall be imposed for each day the violation exists starting March 6, 2010 with a maximum fine not to exceed $5,000.00. A cost of $125.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. ** Mr. Williford seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #64034, Location of Violation, 2110 St. Lucie Blvd., Fort Pierce, Fl. 34946, Property Owner, J. Andrew Schmidgall, S/A. No one was present to represent the property owner. Ms. Swartzel reviewed the case and provided 11 photos dated 11/2/09 to 4/6/10. The case was brought before the November, 2009 CEB and found in violation of Section(s) 1-9-17, Junk, Trash and Debris in ROW; 1-9-19, Abandoned Property, Unserviceable Vehicles, etc.; 8.00.0, Accessory Uses and Structures; 8.00.03(F), Particular Permitted Accessory Structures; 3.01.03(J) RS-4, residential, Single-Family zoning; 1-9-32(D), Public Nuisance and 7.10.14(A) Commercial Vehicles and Semi-Trailers. The case was found in default and given until 12/4/09 to come into compliance. At the January CEB meeting Mr. Schmidgall appeared and requested a continuation to fill out the paperwork and apply for assistance. The Board granted a continuation to April 7, 2010. She has not had contact with the property owner since the January Code Board meeting, She had several complaints from the neighbors. On February 15, 2010, Mr. Schmidgall was advised he had two weeks to bring in missing items from his application for assistance from Community Services or the case would be closed. As of March 31, 2010 he still had not provided the missing information. As of 4/6/2010 the property remains in violation. The Board discussed the case. Ms. Monahan recommended two motions, and that one be referred to the County Commission in order to get the property cleaned up. Mr. Bunt said this case was before the County Commission once before and the house was taken down by condemnation. They cleaned up the entire area that is now again cited for junk and for running a business without a proper license. The citations, health department issues and past history of the property were discussed. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #64034 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the violation still exists, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: A fine of $250.00 per day shall be imposed for each day the violation exists starting December 5, 2009 with a maximum fine not to exceed $5,000.00. A cost of $200.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #64034 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing the facts in the case, the testimony and the recommendation of staff with regard to the existence of this violation, we determine that the condition that caused the violation presents a serious threat to the public health, safety and welfare and staff is directed to notify the St. Lucie County Board of County Commissioners of this condition. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #64693, Location of Violation, 1008 Shore Winds Drive, Fort Pierce, Fl., Property Owner, Shorewinds 1008 LLC, c/o Sheppard Faber, Esq, P.O. Box 331972, Miami, Fl. 33233. No one was present to represent the property owner. Ms. Swartzel reviewed the case and provided two photos dated 12/29/09 and 4/6/10. This case came before the February CEB and was found in violation of Section 1-9-32(D), Public Nuisance, excessive overgrowth. The case was found in default and given until March 5, 2010 to come into compliance. She has not had contact with the property owner. As of 4/6/10 the property remains in violation ? Ms, Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #64693 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the violation still exists, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: violation. A fine of $250.00 per day shall be imposed for each day the violation exists starting March 6, 2010 with a maximum fine not to exceed $5,000.00. A cost of $125.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. Page 6 of 8 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #64765, Location of Violation, 2608 Bennett Drive, Fort Pierce, Fl., Property Owner, Patsy P. Collins, S/A. No one was present to represent the property owner. Ms. Swartzel reviewed the case and provided four photos dated 12/11/09 to 3/31/10. This case came before the February CEB and was found in violation of Section 13.09.00, Exterior Property Maintenance Code (the plywood that has been removed from the windows and doors needs to be put back up or the windows and doors need to be repaired or replaced as soon as possible to secure the structure). The case was found in default and given until 3/31/10 to come into compliance. She has not had contact with the property owner and as of 4/6/10 the property remains in violation. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #64765 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the violation still exists, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: A fine of $250.00 per day shall be imposed for each day the violation exists starting March 6, 2010 with a maximum fine not to exceed $5,000.00. A cost of $125.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. ** Mr. Taylor seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Case #63546, Location of Violation, 5606 Fort Pierce Blvd., Fort Pierce, Property Owner, Nicholas J. Antonas, 411 N. U.S. Highway #1, Fort Pierce, Fl 34950. No one was present to represent Mr. Antonas. Mr. Counsellor reviewed the case and provided four photos dated 3/31/2010. The case was found in default at the February CEB meeting in violation of Sections 1-9-32(D)-Public Nuisance and Section 7.05.09(B) – House and Building Numbers. A compliance date of March 5, 2010 was issued. The property has been inspected five times and as of 4/6/10 it remains in violation. It is not in foreclosure. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #63546 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the violation still exists, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: A fine of $250.00 per day shall be imposed for each day the violation exists starting March 6, 2010 with a maximum fine not to exceed $5,000.00 A cost of $125.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the motion carried unanimously. J. REPEAT VIOLATION HEARING: Case #65329, Location of Violation, 2701 Navajo Ave., Fort Pierce, Fl., Property Owner, Gilberto Arbello, Jr. S/A. Gilberto Arbello was sworn in by the Board Secretary. Ms. Swartzel reviewed the case and provided one photo dated 3/4/10. The case first came to the CEB on 5/6/09 and found in violation of Section 7.10.14(A)-Commercial Vehicles and Semi Trailers not allowed on the property and Section 1-20-42-Commercial Heavy Vehicle in Residential Zone – cannot be parked or stored in a residential zone. On 3/4/10 the property was again found in violation. On 3/10/10 Mr. Arbello called and said he had corrected the violation and came into compliance. He was in violation for six days. Mr. Arbello, said he had been in violation but took care of it. Dr. Ingersoll asked why he brought the truck home again, as he was cited less than a year ago. Mr. Arbello said where he parked his truck it got vandalized and he was getting ready to go out of town, so he brought the truck home in front of his house for security. Dr. Ingersoll advised that rental fee of $75.00 a month for parking was a bargain compared to the fine. An amount of fine as a warning was discussed. If the truck gets vandalized Mr. Arbello needs to call the Sheriff’s Office. ? Ms. Monahan made a motion in reference to Case #65329 that the Code Enforcement Board make the following determination: After hearing testimony, the facts in the case, and the report of staff that the violation has been repeated, after considering the gravity of the violation, the actions if any taken by the violator to correct the violation and any previous violations, we make the following determination: A fine of $25.00 shall be imposed and a cost of $125.00 shall be imposed as the cost of prosecuting the case for a total of $150.00. Page 7 of 8 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD April 7, 2010 ** Mr. Stickles seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Bunt advised Mr. Arbello to get together with the Code Enforcement secretary for payment of the $150.00. K. FINE REDUCTION HEARING: None. L. REHEARING OR RECONSIDERATION HEARING: M. OTHER BUSINESS: Mr. Kreiger advised in the previous case #63546, Mr. Nicholas Arbello, staff recommended prosecution costs of $150.00 and Ms. Monahan recommended $125.00. Ms. Monahan said she would go with staff’s recommendations. * Ms. Monahan amended her motion and said: “The prosecution costs in reference to Case #63546 would be $150.00.” Thank you Mr. Kreiger. ** Mr. Hofmann seconded and the amended motion carried unanimously. N. STAFF BUSINESS: None O. PUBLIC COMMENTS: None ADJOURN: There was no further business and the meeting was adjourned at 10:55 a.m. _____________________________ ______________________ Dr. Dale Ingersoll, Chairman Date _____________________________ _______________________ Mary F. Holleran, Specialist Consultant Date Page 8 of 8