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• Fence in disrepair, City Code 3-10.3.b.1
<br />• Deteriorated or damaged fence, City Code 3-10.3.b.2
<br />• Swimming pool standards, City Code 3-10.3.C.7
<br />• Unsightly or unsanitary condition, City Code 50-1.a
<br />• Treatment of breeding places — Mosquito, City Code 50-28
<br />• Open and abandoned property, City Code 58-132(a)&(b)
<br />• Unsafe residential buildings, Standard Housing Code 103.2.1
<br />Supervisor Campbell, provided testimony and read case information into record. The City requested a correction date of
<br />November 29, 2019. If no compliance by November 29, 2019, then a fine of $250.00 per day should then be imposed for
<br />each day of non-compliance thereafter. The City requested a subsequent hearing date of December 12, 2019 to determine
<br />compliance. Philip Bonus, 1115 E. Concord St.; Orlando, FL, attorney for US Bank, gave testimony.
<br />The Special Magistrate made a finding that CE -19-002102, located at 1523 Canterbury Cir., was in violation of the City
<br />Code Sections as listed on the notice of code violation, based on testimony and evidence provided by the Code
<br />Enforcement Officer. It was ordered that the respondent shall cure the violation by 1:00 P.M. January 30, 2020. If there
<br />is no compliance by January 30, 2020, then a fine of $250.00 per day will be imposed for each day the property remains
<br />in non-compliance. A subsequent hearing will be held on February 20, 2020 to determine if compliance has been achieved.
<br />REDUCTION REQUESTS
<br />CE -11-03017 440 Plumosa Ave.
<br />• No building permit, City Code 1-4.3.a
<br />Supervisor Campbell, provided testimony and read case information into record. This property was in violation for 2,313
<br />days, over six years. The property owner requested a reduction of the lien in the amount of $115,650 to $1,000. The City
<br />did not recommend this reduction or any reduction for this case, as the property owner received all certified mail and was
<br />aware of the violation. Vincent Wolle, member of LLC/property owner, gave testimony.
<br />The Special Magistrate made a recommendation to the City Commission that the lien previously imposed on the property
<br />located at 440 Plumosa Ave., case number CE -11-03017 be reduced from $115,650 to $23,130. The reduced lien amount
<br />was to be paid within thirty days of the date of the City Commissions order, if the payment is not paid in thirty days the
<br />reduction would be void and revert back to the original amount.
<br />CE -18-003715 1422 Huntington Dr.
<br />• Mobile home skirting, City Code 2-7.20.c
<br />• Damaged windows, skylights, doors, City Code 1-4.3
<br />• Fence in disrepair, City Code 3-10.3.b.1
<br />• Overgrowth, weeds, trash and debris, City Code 3-10.3.c.1
<br />• Outdoor open air storage residential, City Code 3-10.3.c.5.c.1 & 2
<br />Supervisor Campbell, provided testimony and read case information into record. The property owner requested a reduction
<br />of the lien from $10,800 to administrative cost, in the amount of $70.00 that was paid at time of request and an additional
<br />$375.00 would be due for cost of staff time and 15 inspections. The City recommended this reduction as requested.
<br />Richard Casselberry, property owner, gave testimony.
<br />The Special Magistrate made a recommendation to the City Commission that the lien previously imposed on the property
<br />located at 1422 Huntington Dr., case number CE -18-003715 be reduced from $10,800 to $375. The reduced lien amount
<br />was to be paid within thirty days of the date of the City Commissions order, if the payment is not paid in thirty days the
<br />reduction would be void and revert back to the original amount.
<br />NEW CASES
<br />CE -19-001657 385 Pine'} Ridgy
<br />• Roofs, gutters, down spouts -maintenance, City Code 3-10.3.a.4
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