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June 14, 1983
The Codes Enforcement Board of the City of Longwood, Florida met at 7:30 p.m.
Present: Fred Ritter
Anthony Taddeo
Harold Myers
Arthur Carullo
Charles Kennedy
Walter Fleck
Virgil J. Pavone, Chairman
Marvin Rooks, Attorney
Mary Triplett, Secretary
1. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Pavone followed by the Pledge
of Allegiance to the United States flag. The secretary called the roll and
all members were present.
2. Approval of Minutes - 5/31/83. The reading of the minutes was dispensed
with, motion by Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Myers that minutes be approved
as submitted. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote.
3. Public Hearings.
Continuation of 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 12-1 (6) , 12-2 (5) .
Officer Rossi stated Mr. & Mrs. Farmer were cited previously for the excess-
ively loud playing of drums by their son, Thomas. on May 17, Mr. Farmer
advised the board that he was in the process of sound proofing his garage
and that Thomas wou ld refrain from playing the drums until the room was
completed. officer Rossi stated that he has not received any complaints
since that time. The secretary talked with Mr. Farmer and he stated that
the garage will be completed by Friday, June 17, 1983 and that Thomas will
not play his drums until officer Rossi checks for compliance. Mr. Rooks
stated that the board cannot continue the hearing because it will go past
the thirty day period. He stated that if there was no evidence of noise the
case should be dismissed. Mr. Rooks recommended that officer Rossi file a
affidavit of compliance based on his testimony that there is no violation
and if the drum playing starts again, he can refile the case. Mr. Carullo
stated the board did not dictate that Mr. Farmer insulate his garage. Motion
by Mr. Carullo, seconded by Mr. Myers that board not find Case No. 18 in
violation. Motion carried by a five to two vote with Mr. Myers, Mr. Carullo,
Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Fleck, Chairman Pavone voting aye and Mr. Taddeo and Mr.
Ritter voting nay.
Case No. 19, Danny and Janet Fuller ( tenant) , 1278 CR 427, Longwood , Florida
and Eula M. Scott (owne ) , 1740 Carlton Avenue, Longwood, Florida. Violation
of City of Longwood Code, Chapter 22, 22 -28 and Chapter 12, Sec. 12 -2(2),
12 -2(3). Mr. Fuller was sworn in and stated that he created the problem and
is working to clean up the property but wasn't sure what needed to be done.
Chairman Pavane stated that Mrs. Scott was unable to attend the hearing due
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to illness. Mr. Rooks stated that property owners need to be present because
if Mr. Fuller does not comply, a lien can be imposed on the owner. Mr, Rooks
recommended that public hearing be continued and that Mr. Fuller confer with
officer Rossi on cleaning up the property to come into compliance. officer
Rossi stated on April 13, a warning was posted which stated mow grass, weeds
and remove all trash and on a second warning which stated remove all abandoned
and junk vehicles. officer Rossi stated that he met with Mr. Fuller on the
27th of April and extended the time period. Motion by Mr. Carullo, seonded by
Mr. Fleck to continue public hearing until the 28th of June. Motion carried by
a unanimous roll call vote.
4. Unfinished Business. None.
5. Presentation of Filed Affidavits of Violation.
Case No. 20, Charles Rodgers (tenant) , 200 Mingo Trail, Longwood, FL and Central
Florida Trophy Corporation (owner) 2260 old Lake Mary Road, Sanford, FL. Viol-
ation of City of Longwood code, Chapter 22, Sec. 22 -26, 22 -28. officer Rossi
stated that violation was unregistered vehicles remaining on the property
longer than three days. officer Rossi read affidavit of violation and stated
Mr. Rodgers had received several warnings and still remains in violation.
Officer Rossi recommended that the board find probable cause. Motion by Mr,
Myers, seconded by Mr. Carullo to find probable cause. Motion carried by a
unanimous roll call vote. Motion by Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Carullo to
set a public hearing on June 28, 1983. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call
vote.
Case No. 21, William T. Pratt, 390 South Wilma Street, Longwood, FL. Violation
of City of Longwood Code, chapter 12, Sec. 12 -2(2) and Chapter 22, Sec. 22 -26,
22 -28, officer Rossi read affidavit of violation and presented photographs of
the property to the board. officer Rossi stated that Mr. Pratt continues to be
in violation. Motion by Mr. Carullo, seconded by Mr. Myers to find probable
cause and set a public hearing for the 28th of June. Motion carried by a
unanimous roll call vote.
6. New Business, Mr. Carullo asked if the city hauls away garbage and if the
city can clean up property? Mr. Carullo stated that the city can charge for
cutting yards. Mr. Rooks stated he will make a report on whether the city can
haul away trash and will bring the ordinances at the next meeting to the board,
off icer Rossi stated that the case needs to come before the board and it is up
to the board to have the property owner pay for services.
officer Rossi stated that he had a case of the barking dog and wanted to present
a brief on the case and stated that Mr. & Mrs. Manzullo were present. Mr.
Rooks stated in order to follow procedure if officer Rossi wanted to present the
case, he needed to file a affidavit of violation.
7. Adjournment. Motion by Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Fleck to adjourn.
Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
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Virgil Pav e, Chairman
Codes forcement Board
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Mark Trr + plett