CEB_06-26-01_MinMember Hartman made a motion to approve the minutes with the correction to change the sentence on page 3, line 5, to read, "Photo placed into evidence of the property that was posted
with notice of hearing for 5/17/07." Seconded by Member Walters, and approved by voice vote 4-0-3, with Chairman Lomax, and Members Lane and Moehlen kamp absent. 3. REPORTS Ms. Goodblatt
referred to the Ramsey case from the previous month. Ms. Goodblatt was instructed to see if the property in question was indeed in foreclosure. Ms. Goodblatt advised that she had checked
with Seminole County records shortly after the last board meeting and, again, before tonight's meeting and found no such evidence where the name of the defendant was Richard C. Ramsey.
Officer Howington informed the board that the property was now in compliance. 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS Mr. Taylor swore in all that were going to give testimony before the board. A. CEB 01-05-126
Kamaria Sukhram, 147 Sandalwood Way, Longwood, Florida 32750 Officer Howington presented th?e case before the board. Photographs of the property were presented and reviewed by the board.
The Chairman opened the public hearing. No one spoke in favor or in opposition of the case. Member Moehlenkamp made a motion to close the public hearing. Seconded by Member Hartman.
The motion was approved by a vote 5-0-2, with Chairman Lomax, and Member Lane absent. The board briefly discussed the photos.
Member Alvarado made the following motion. Based on the evidence 1 have seen and the testimony I have heard, I moved to find the respondent, Ms. Kumaria Sukhram guilty of violating Longwood
City Code 12-22 as a matter of law. In support of this motion I ask that the board find that these facts occurred upon which these violations are based. Initial notice was given on 3/13/01,
with a followuu visit on 3/27/01, in which an extension was granted, follow up notification was then given on 4/16/01, and a notice of hearing was given on 6/09/01 by code officer Price
I find that the yard continues to be out of compliance and no follow up has been given a this time. I further move to give the respondent 10 days from receipt of final order to bring
the property into compliance or a penalty of $25.00 a day will be imposed and will continue for each and every day of non-compliance. No administrative costs are to be assessed against
the respondent. Seconded by Member Hartman and approved by a roll call vote 5-0-2, with members Lomax and Lane absent. Ms. Goodblatt brought up a point of information, after the motion
is seconded there needs to be a discussion on the motion. B. CEB 01-05-127 David P. Duberstein and Benay Gandy, Prop. Owners 578-82 Seminole Avenue, Longwood, FL 32750 Officer Price
presented the history of the case to the board citing a complaint from a neighbor concerning outdoor storage led to the investigation of the above-mentioned property. To date the property
is approximately two-thirds cleaned up. Officer Price assessed that the respondent would need at least two more weeks to bring the property in compliance. Member Moehlenkamp asked for
clarification on the case number. Officer Price stated that the case number is 01 -06-127 and not 01-05-127. She apologized for the error on the agenda. The board discussed which items
the respondent was going to keep on his property and what Mr. Duberstein was going to discard. Chairman Tolos asked Mr. Duberstein if he wanted to address the board. Mr. Duberstein appeared
to be having a little difficulty with his heart.
In his stead, Attorney Clay Simmons addressed the board concerning the matter. He stated that he represented Ms. Gandy, part owner of the property, and he urged the board to consider
the request of the Code Enforcement Officer and give Mr. Duberstein a couple more weeks to clean up the property. He informed the board that Mr. Duberstein owns two-thirds and Ms. Gandy
owns one-third of the property. Mr. Duberstein assured the board that his intention is to complete the clean up and that he would need a couple of weeks to do so. Member Alvarado asked
Mr. Duberstein if the time frame suggested would impact his health. He did not want to impose a hardship on him. Mr. Duberstein said that he is a heart patient. He had a little pain
so he took some nitroglycerin and was all right. Member Moehlenkamp made a motion to close the public hearing. Seconded by Member Hartman. A vote 5-0-2, with members Lomax, and Lane
absent approved the motion. The board spoke in agreement with Member Alvarado's concern for Mr. e Duberstein's health. They suggested that the board give Mr. Duberstein an extra week
to come into compliance. Member Moehlenkamp made the following motion. Based on the evidence I have seen and the testimony I have heard, I move to find the respondent guilty of violating
Longwood Land development code section 24-25.13 as a matter of law. Support of this motion I ask that the board find these facts occurred, on 5110 photos were taken and the notice went
out on 5110101, when the property was evissite there was a marked improvement and believes that the respondent is making great effort to comply. However the property is not in compliance
at this time. I would like to give respondent three weeks after receipt of final order to bring the property into compliance or a penalty of $25.00 a day will be imposed and will continue
for each and every day of non-compliance. No administration costs are to be assessed. Seconded by Member Alvarado, there was no discussion, and the motion was approved by a roll call
vote 5-0-2, with Chairman Lomax, and Member Lane absent.
C. Francis T. and Susan B. O'Reardon. Property Owners and Sally Michaelson, Tenant, 747 E. Church Avenue, Longwood, FL 32750 Came into compliance. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS -None 6. OLD
BUSINESS -None 7. NEW BUSINESS -None 8. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m. -Recording Secretary