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Mr. Raley stated it is a demo only to comply with what Code Compliance was asking for, then an engineer will have to <br />come in. <br />VIr. Campbell stated if the respondent stated they will have the violations corrected, then the 60 days should be fine. <br />Finding of fact: The Special Magistrate made a finding in CE-18-002993, 433 Bridle Path to impose a violation on all of <br />the violations giving 60 days to cure the violations. If the violation are not cured within 60 days (July 8, 2019), the respondent <br />will come back to the Special Magistrate for consideration to impose a $250.00 per day fine. Another hearing will be held <br />on July 11, 2019 to determine compliance. <br />CE-19-000258 873E 436 SR #891 <br />® Extermination, SHC 307.5 1994 ED <br />® Roof, gutters, downspout maintenance, ULDR Section 3-10.3.a.4 <br />Mark Campbell, Code Compliance Supervisor read case history into record. The property was found to be in violation on <br />January 30, 2019. The City requests a correction date of June 8, 2019. If no compliance by June 8, 2019, then a fine of <br />$250.00 per day should then be imposed for each day of non-compliance thereafter. The City requests a subsequent hearing <br />date of June 13, 2019 to determine compliance. Mr. Campbell advised that the respondent would need additional time. <br />The Special Magistrate asked if staff supports the additional time. <br />Mr. Campbell stated yes. <br />The Special Magistrate asked if the damage was due to an event like a hurricane or was it an ongoing event. <br />Mr. Campbell stated is ongoing. There has been multiple attempts to find the leak. <br />Discussion. <br />Barry Walker, attorney for landowner Rio Bello Investments. Mr. Walker presented documents for consideration, a history <br />of all repairs made, each time there was a complaint of roof leak Collis roofing or another contractor was sent out. Mr. <br />Walker stated the landowner was not ignoring the problem. <br />The Special Magistrate labeled the documents presented as composite exhibit A, relating to repairs on the property. <br />Mr. Walker stated it was not like the property owner was ignoring the problem. <br />The Special Magistrate asked how long the problem has been going on. <br />Mr. Walker stated the property owner and this tenant are involved in litigation over something else. The complaints to the <br />City came after the litigation was underway. The tenant put up a sign, which was a code violation, the landowner got cited <br />and had to pay the fine to the city. It was requested of the tenant that they pay back the money; the tenant did not want to <br />pay and said if I do, I will complain about the roof leak to the City. <br />Mr. Walker advised that Collis Roofing cannot find the leak and told them they will need a whole new roof. An $180,000.00 <br />contract was signed with Collis Roofing, to replace the roof. <br />The Special Magistrate entered composite exhibit B, contract with Collis Roofing. <br />Mr. Walker stated he would be looking at a 90-day time frame for compliance and will keep in contact with the Code officer <br />during the process. If the roof cannot be finished in the 90 days, they will come back and request more time. <br />The Special Magistrate asked if there was anyone else in the audience that wished to speak. <br />31 Page <br />
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