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Home My WebLink About1996 01 16 Code Enforcement Board Regular Minutes MINUTES CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD JANUARY 16, 1996 MEETING 1. Call to Order Chairperson Schneider called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers, City Hall. 2. Pledge of Allegiance City Officials, present 3. Roll Call Anne Schneider, Chairperson, present Bob Gray, present Ken Haines, present Charles Holzman, present Kitty Reilly, present Lurene Lyzen, present Lloyd Anderson, absent Al White, Code Enforcement Inspector Captain Bob Pieper, Code Enforcement Officer 4. Approval of the Minutes of November 21, 1995 Chairperson asked for comments regarding the minutes. Motion: The minutes be accepted as written. Motion by Lyzen. Second by Haines. Vote: Lyzen, aye; Schneider, aye; Haines, aye; Gray, aye; Holzman, aye; Reilly, aye. Motion Passed. Chairperson Schneider told the members that Anderson was not present because his wife was very ill, and asked everyone to keep them in their thoughts. 5. Discussion of Closed and Pending Cases Lyzen asked if Case #95017903 on page 3, and the second and third cases on page 4 were still pending. White said yes. He is having difficulty locating the owners. She also asked about the "utility trailer" on South Cortez (second to the last page). White said the trailer is still parked in front of the house, and he hasn't been able to reach the gentleman for the last couple of weeks. Reilly asked about the "pending" boat and trailer (same page as utility trailer) on Silver Creek. White stated that the case has cleared. She also asked about the case (last page) on South Edgemon, "Junk in Yard". White said the case cleared over the weekend. 6. Formats for "Finding of Facts" and "Order of the Board" White distributed a folder to each board member and the recording secretary containing a collection of standardized language for motions of the board. MINUTES CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD JANUARY 16, 1996 MEETING PAGE 2 Finding of Facts: I)Violation existing the time of the meeting 2)Violation which was not corrected in the time given, but corrected by the time of the meeting 3) No violation 4) Motion to continue Relief Orders: 1) Standard relief order after finding of fact 2) Relief order after a repeat violation after a previous order Captain Pieper said that this should cover all of the possibilities, but modifications may be needed as time goes by. The members were pleased. Chairperson Schneider thanked Captain Pieper for his efforts. Witnesses were sworn in for testimony. 7. Case #95013877. 670 Venture Court. Michael T. Stanfill. Mortgagee: Inland Mortgage Corp.. Section 13-2(c) Untended Grass: (This case was heard after case#950 170 11) Captain Pieper presented the case. White gave his testimony. Discussion. Findin2: of Fact: Michael T. Stanfill and Inland Mortgage Corp. are in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of the City of Winter Springs. Motion by Chairperson Schneider. Second by Haines. Vote: Gray, aye; Holzman, aye; Reilly, aye; Haines, aye; Scltneider, aye; Lyzen, aye. Motion passed. Relief Order: In the case ofCEB#95013877 of the City of Winter Springs, Michael T. Stanfill and Inland Mortgage Corp. having been found to be in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of this city, shall be given ~ days, upon due notification by this board, to come into compliance with regard to this violation. If compliance is not achieved by that date, a fine of $250.00 will be imposed per day until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Furthermore, any and all future recurrence(s) of this violation after compliance has been achieved will immediately cause the stated fine to be imposed until compliance is again achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Motion by Chairperson Schneider. Second by Reilly. Vote: Reilly, aye; Haines, aye; Gray, aye,. Scltneider, aye; Lyzen, aye; Holzman, aye. Motion passed. 8. Case #9501701 L 1014 Fox Den Court. William A. Morrisey & Jennifer Neeff. Mortgagee: Lincoln Service Corp.. Section 4-1 (20.25) Barking Dog: (This case was heard before case #95013877) Captain Pieper presented the case. He stated that the situation is expected to continue; therefore, the MINUTES CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD JANUARY 16, 1996 MEETING PAGE 3 case is brought back so that further relief may be enacted. White gave his testimony. Discussion. Testimony was given by Ed Morrisey, 1014 Fox Den Court; Sally Morrisey, 1014 Fox Den Court; and William Morrisey, 1014 Fox Den Court. Discussion. Relief Order: In the case ofCEB#95017011 of the City of Winter Springs, William A. Morrisey & Jennifer Neeff, and Lincoln Service Corp. having been previously found to be in violation of Section 4-1 (20.25) of the Code of this city at the Code Enforcement Board meeting of September 20, 1994, and having been shown by the evidence and testimony presented at this meeting to have repeated this violation in the face of a standing Relief Order of this Board, shall be given due notification that this is a repeat violation, and a fine of$100.00 as provided by F.S.S. 162.09 (2)(a), be imposed for each day this violation continues past this date, until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Furthermore, any and all repeat violations of this order in the future will cause this same fine to be immediately imposed for each violation until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Motion by Lyzen. Second by Holzman. Vote: Lyzen, aye; Reilly, aye; Holzman, aye; Haines, nay; Schneider, aye; Gray, nay. Motion passed. 9. Case #95015829. 312 North Panama Circle. Robert P. & Meggan L. Winter. Mortgagee: Transamerica RE Tax Service-Auto. Section 13-2(c) Untended Grass: Captain Pieper said that Item #9 is removed from the agenda due to a recent turnover in ownership of the property. The problem has been corrected. 10. Case #95014979. 1567 Carrington Avenue. Philip 1. & Judith A. Frechette. Section 13-2(c). Untended Grass: Captain Pieper presented the case. He stated that the violation was not corrected within the time limit given, and seems evident that the owner is not taking steps to correct the problem. White gave his testimony. Discussion. Findin~ of Fact: Philip 1. and Judith A. Frechette are in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of the City of Winter Springs. Motion by Holzman. Second by Haines. Vote: Haines, aye; Schneider, aye; Lyzen, aye; Reilly, aye; Holzman, aye; Gray, aye. Motion passed. Relief Order: In the case ofCEB#95014979 of the City of Winter Springs, Philip 1. and Judith A. Frechette having been found in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of this city, shall be given l days, upon due notification by this board, to come into compliance with regard to this violation. If compliance is not achieved by that date, a fine of$100.00 will be imposed per day until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Furthermore, any and all future recurrence(s) of this MINUTES CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD JANUARY 16, 1996 MEETING PAGE 4 violation after compliance has been achieved will immediately cause the stated fine to be imposed until compliance is again achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Motion by Lyzen. Second by Reilly. Vote: Lyzen, aye; Reilly, aye; Holzman, aye; Haines, aye; Gray, aye; Schneider, aye. Motion passed. The board members agreed to have elections at the March meeting for a chairperson and vice- chairperson. 11. Adjournment Chairperson Schneider adjourned the meeting at 8:30 p.m. . -,\\ a1~\{\.'~~_'(.~_~: Martha Jenkiils-,~eputy City Clerk APPROVED: Anne Schneider, Chairperson ORDER OF THE CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD - CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS INRE: Case #95014979 1567 Carrington Avenue, Winter Springs, FL Cert# P226024132 Philip 1. & Judith A. Frechette P.O. Box 917729 Longwood, FL 32791-7729 The Code Enforcement Board of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, sat in hearing on January 16, 1996, in the matter of Philip 1. & Judith A. Frechette to determine whether they are in violation of Section 13-2( c) of the codes of the City of Winter Springs, Florida. Upon hearing all evidence on the matter, the Board arrived at the following: FINDINGS OF FACT AND LAW 1. Philip 1. & Judith A. Frechette are in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of the City of Winter Springs. ORDER OF THE BOARD 1. Philip 1. & Judith A. Frechette having been found in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of this city, shall be given ~ days, upon due notification by this board, to come into compliance with regard to this violation. If compliance is not achieved by that date, a fine of $100.00 will be imposed per day until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Furthermore, any and all future recurrence(s) of this violation after compliance has been achieved will immediately cause the stated fine to be imposed until compliance is again achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Now then, the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, instructs all enforcement procedures to be instituted to accomplish this Order. This /8 day of January, 1996. {.~<L- VdL<M!^':fZz~ :::;...-' ./ Anne Schneider, Chairperson Code Enforcement Board City of Winter Springs ORDER OF THE CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD - CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS IN RE: Case #95017011 1014 Fox Den Court, Winter Springs, FL Cert# P22602413 1 William A. Morrisey and Jennifer Neeff 1014 Fox Den Court Winter Springs, FL 32708 Cert# P22602413 0 Lincoln Service Corp. 1100 Walnut Street Owensboro, KY 43202-0989 The Code Enforcement Board of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, sat in hearing on January 16, 1996, in the matter of William A. Morrisey & Jennifer Neeff, and Lincoln Service Corp. to determine whether they are in repeat violation of Section 13-2(c) of the code of the City of Winter Springs, Florida. Upon hearing all evidence on the matter, the Board arrived at the following: ORDER OF THE BOARD 1. William A. Morrisey & Jennifer Neeff, and Lincoln Service Corp. having been previously found to be in violation of Section 4-1 (20.25) of the Code of this city at the Code Enforcement Board meeting of September 20, 1994, and having been shown by the evidence and testimony presented at this meeting to have repeated this violation in the face of a standing Relief Order of this Board, shall be given due notification that this is a repeat violation, and a fine of$100.00 as provided by F.S.S. 162.09 (2)(a), be imposed for each day this violation continues past this date, until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Furthermore, any and all repeat violations of this order in the future will cause this same fine to be immediately imposed for each violation until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Now then, the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, instructs all enforcement procedures to be instituted to accomplish this Order. This I:g day of January, 1996. 2/. 00 CO 0 ,. // 0/ '7 / ./ 00 L- o/:!W<Jlk"!' /:/t:A!~<:-, ,It-t._ Anne Schneider, Chairperson Code Enforcement Board City of Winter Springs ORDER OF THE CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD - CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS IN RE: Case #95013877 670 Venture Court, Winter Springs, FL Cert # P226024134 Michael T. Stanfill 11804 Beaverten Drive Bridgeton, MO 63044 Cert# P22602413 3 Inland Mortgage Corporation 9265 Counselor's Row P.O. Box 40616 Indianapolis, IN 46240 The Code Enforcement Board of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, sat in hearing on January 16, 1996, in the matter of Michael T. Stanfill and Inland Mortgage Corp. to determine whether they are in violation of Section 13-2( c) of the codes of the City of Winter Springs, Florida. Upon hearing all evidence on the matter, the Board arrived at the following: FINDINGS OF FACT AND LAW 1. Michael T. Stanfill and Inland Mortgage Corp. are in violation of Section 13-2(c) of the Code of the City of Winter Springs. ORDER OF THE BOARD 1. Michael T. Stanfill and Inland Mortgage Corp. having been found to be in violation of Section 13-2( c) of the Code of this city, shall be given ~ days, upon due notification by this board, to come into compliance with regard to this violation. If compliance is not achieved by that date, a fine of$250.00 will be imposed per day until compliance is achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Furthermore, any and all future recurrence(s) of this violation after compliance has been achieved will immediately cause the stated fine to be imposed until compliance is again achieved, as verified by an officer of the city. Now then, the Code Enforcement Board of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, instructs all enforcement procedures to be instituted to accomplish this Order. This / g day of January, 1996. a~ !<L~_j;L Anne Schneider, Chairperson Code Enforcement Board City of Winter Springs