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SINCE 1883
November 23, 1982
The Codes Enforcement Board of the City of Longwood, Florida met
at 7:30 p.m.
Present: Virgil Pavone
Arthur Carullo
Raymond Downen
Linda tike
Fred Ritter
Marvin Rooks, City Attorney
Mary Triplett, Secretary
Absent: Charles Kennedy
William Mitchell
1. Meeting called to order by Chairman Pavane followed by Pledge
of Allegiance to United States flag.
2. The secretary called the roll, all members were present except
William Mitchell and Charles Kennedy,
3. Approval of Minutes. The secretary read the minutes of October
12, 1982. Motion by Mr. Carullo, seconded by Mr. Ritter that minutes
of October 12, 1982 be approved as read. Motion carried by a voice
vote.
4. Public Hearings. None Scheduled.
5. Unfinished Business. None-,
6. Presentation of Filed Affidavits of Violations. The secretary
read an Affidavit of Violation in the case of Country Club Kennel/
Dobmeier, , Ken (owner) for violation of Ch. 11 & 12, City Code. off icer
Grose stated he brought this case before the board for them to make
a decision on whether there was a problem. officer Grose briefed the
Board on the case and presented two police reports of barking dogs,
a petition by Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Hudak with 180 signatures from citizens
of Longwood and photographs of Country Club Pet World. The Board re-
viewed the material and Chairman Pavone stated that the purpose of the
meeting was to decide if there was probable cause.
Mr. Rooks stated that the business is legally established. Mr. Rooks
stated that he is the legal advisor for the Board. Mr. Rooks referred
to a previous court case stating that it does not matter if the business
was there first, the issue is the undue noise. He stated that conditions
change and the solution was to abate the noise.
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Codes Enforcement Bc. d Minutes- November 23, 19
Mr. Carullo questioned Officer Grose on different complaints concerning
differing times of the barking dogs. officer Grose gave the addresses
of the complainants and the times. Mr. Ritter asked if there were more
complaints on holidays and weekends? officer Grose stated that there
was not any specific date or time. Mr. Carullo asked that letter from
Ken Dobmeier to Officer Grose be read. Secretary read the letter of
July 27, 1982 concerning Mr. Dobmeier's effort to cooperate.
Chairman Pavone asked for a vote tC
Mrs. Zike -Yes, Mr. Carullo -No, Mr.
himself, and Chairman Pavone-Yes.
a vote of three to one. Mr. Rooks
does not mean there is a violation.
see if there was probable cause.
Ritter-Yes, Mr. Downen- disqualified
The Board found probable cause with
stated that finding probable cause
Officer Grose stated that he was not knowledgeable enough to know what
to tell the man to solve the problem. Mr. Rooks asked Mr. Dobmeier if
he would work with Commissioner Uskert, himself, and Mr. Lewis toward
solving the problem; Mr. Dobmeier was in agreement. Motion made by
Mr. Carullo seconded by Mrs. tike that Mr. Dobmeier, Mr. Rooks, Com-
missioner Uskert and Mr. Lewis work toward solving the problem.
Motion by Mr. Carullo, seconded by Mrs. Zike that an emergency hearing
be held three weeks from date of this meeting. Motion was passed by
a unanimous roll call vote. Meeting was scheduled for December 14, 19820
7. New Business. None.
8. Adjournment. Motion by Mr. Carullo, seconded by Mr. Ritter that
meeting be adjourned. Motion passed by a voice vote. Meeting adjourned
at 8:35 p.m. �-
Virgil J. Pavone
Chairman, Codes Enforcement Board
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Mary ftriplett
Board Secretary