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Mr. Battistone described the extent of work that had to done on the roof and road conditions. Carlos "Mike" Bauer, Lead Code Compliance officer advised that the cases was brought to the Magistrate on February 12, 2015, violations were found, finding of fact was found and the owner of the property was given until July 25, 2016 to correct what the Magistrate found to be in violation. All the City was looking for was the scope of work that was found in violation at that time. The City maintains its position that the $750 assessed, due to just needing a small scope of work to be completed. The work was not completed. Mr. Battistone stated you can't make matters worse and you have to do the job the right way. FINDING OF FACT: The Special Magistrate made a finding based on testimony and evidence. It was found that there was violation entered in February 2015. Based on testimony there is no dispute there was a violation found and an order entered for the property to come into compliance by July 25, 2015. Quite a bit of time was given time was given to get it done and the property didn't come into compliance by that time. The fee was issued, things do happen but the compliance date was not met. There were no facts that would justify reducing he lien amount. The request for reduction of the lien was denied for case # 14- 01314, 480 S Triplet Lake Dr. Disabled/inoperable /unlicensed vehicle(s), ULDR Section 3 -10.9 ® CE -11 -01646 2014 Kewannee Trl Nathan Johnson, Code Compliance Officer read the case history, current lien amount: $225, administrative cost and claim: $351.26 (paid) requested reduction amount: fees already paid. Due to when the City filed its lien, the lien is not enforceable against Bank of New York Mellon, TR. The lien may be enforceable against the former owners, Robert and Jeanetta Dibble, should other property be owned in Seminole County in the future. The City requests a Limited Release of the Lien be recorded, releasing Bank of New York Mellon, TR so they may sell the property. There is a pending contract for sale for this property. Swimming pool standards, ULDR Section 3 -10.3 ® CE -12 -01814 2014 Kewannee Trl Nathan Johnson, Code Compliance Officer, read the case history, current lien amount: $26,075, administrative cost and claim: $795.78 (paid) requested reduction amount: fees already paid. Due to when the City filed its lien, the lien is not enforceable against Bank of New York Mellon, TR. The lien may be enforceable against the former owners, Robert and Jeanetta Dibble, should other property be owned in Seminole County in the future. The City requests a Limited Release of the Lien be recorded, releasing Bank of New York Mellon, TR so they may sell the property. There is a pending contract for sale for this property. Amber Ashton, representative for the property owner, Bank of New York Mellow as Trustee advised the property is under contract and was supposed to close October 9, 2015. It was understood there are some issues with the property and the buyer is aware and has signed a hold harmless. Ms. Ashton asked that the Special Magistrate agree with the City's request to provide the partial releases of the lien, so the sale can move forward. FINDING OF FACT: The Special Magistrate made a finding based on testimony and evidence. In case # 11- 01646, 2014 Kewannee Trl, the violation was ULDR Section 3 -10.9, lien amount $225. It was ordered that the limited release of lien be recorded. There is a pending sales contract with Bank of New York Mellon as trustee. FINDING OF FACT: The Special Magistrate made a finding based on testimony and evidence. In case # 12- 01814, 2014 Kewannee Trl, the violation was ULDR Section 3 -10.3, lien amount $26,075. It was ordered that the limited release of lien be recorded. Bank of New York Mellon as trustee can then sell the property. Overgrowth/trash and debris, ULDR Section 3 -10.3 ® CE -09 -00858 230 Golden Days Dr 3 1 P a g e