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May 17, 1983
The Codes Enforcement Board of the City of Longwood, Florida met at
7:30 p.m.
Present: Anthony Taddeo
Harold Myers
Fred Ritter
Arthur Carullo
Virgi (Joe) Pavone
Al Cook, Asst. City Attorney
Mary Triplett, Secretary
Absent; Walter Fleck
Charles Kennedy
1. The Codes Enforcement Board was called to order by Chairman Pavone,
2, The secretary called the roll. All members were present except
Walter Fleck and Charles Kennedy, Mr. Fleck and Mr. Kennedy notified
the board that they would be out of town.
3. Approval of Minutes - 513/83. Motion by Mr. Carullo, seconded by
Mr, Ritter that minutes be approved as read. Motion carried by a unanimous
voice vote.
4. Public Hearing. Case No, 18, James V. and Lucille P. Farmer (Thomas
Mulligan- minor) , 106 Bearss Circle, Longwood, Florida. Violation of City
of Longwood Code, Chapter 11, Noise, Sec. 11 -1, 11 -2 (2) and Chapter 12,
Nuisances, Sec. 12 -1 ( 6) , 12 -2 ( 5) . The secretary read the Affidavit of
Violation and the Notice of Hearing. James V. Farmer, Lucille P. Farmer,
and officer Rossi were placed under oath. Mr. Farmer stated that several
police officers told Thomas Mulligan that he could play his drums but not
too loud. Mr. Farmer stated that he was in the process of building a
room that will absorb 70% of the noise. Mr. Farmer stated the drum was
moved to the back of the house and his son would only practice one hour
a day. Mrs. Farmer stated that her son would only be playing for ten
minutes when the police would arrive. Mrs. Farmer stated that they have
tried to reach an amicable agreement and would like her son to be able
to practice one hour a day. officer Rossi stated that Thomas Mulligan
had received several warnings and the warnings were ignored, officer
Rossi stated that Thomas Mulligan was still in violation. Mr. Cook
stated that the board has two alternatives, the finding of fact or the
board can continue the hearing. Mr. Pavone asked if the room can
completely be insulated in ten days and he questioned if Thomas Mulligan
could stop playing his drums for ten days. Mr. Farmer replied yes.
Motion by Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Carullo that public hearing be
adjourned until May 31, 1983. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call
vote.
Codes Enforcement Board Meeting - May 17, 1983
5. Unfinished Business. None.
6. presentation of filed affidavits of violation. None.
7. New Business. None.
8. Adjournment. Motion by Mr. Carullo, seconded by Mr. Taddeo to
adjourn. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote. Meeting
adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
Virgil Pavone
Chairman, Codes Enforcement Board
Attest:
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