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May 21, 1985
The Codes Enforcement Board of the City of Longwood, Florida met
at 7:30 P. M.
Present: Verma Martin,
Buford Helms
Fred Ritter
Maureen Sikora
Anthony Taddeo
Gerald Dorman■
Mary Triplett,
Vice Chairperson
Attorney
Secretary
Absent; Walter Fleck
Charles Kennedy
1. The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairperson Martin
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States Flag.
The secretary called the roll and all members were present except
Mr. Fleck and Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Fleck had notified the secretary
that he would be out of town and unable to attend the meeting.
2. Approval of Minutes 1/22/85. Motion by Nis. Sikora,
seconded by Mr. Ritter to approve minutes of January 22 1985 as
submitted. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
3. Public Hearing. None scheduled.
4. Unfinished Business None
5. Presentation of Filed Affidavits of Violations,
Vice Chairperson Martin asked officer Rossi to be sworn under
oath and to present the cases. Officer Rossi was sworn under
oath by the secretary.
Case No. 39, James Z. Craft, Eric Craft (minor) , Zack Craft
(minor) and Charlotte M Harvey owner of the property, 1200
Second Place Longwood, FL Violation of Appendix A, Section
101, Subsection 101.1. Officer Rossi read the affidavit of
violation and presented the case. He stated that skateboard
ramps are prohibited and the Crafts had received twelve written
warnings. officer Rossi presented exhibit #1 which was
photographs of the skateboard ramp. Mr. Korman read Appendix A,
Section 101 Subsection 101.1. He then read the definition of
"customary ". Mr. Korman stated that six skateboard ramps out of
4500 homes makes the skateboard ramps uncommon and not allowed.
Mr. Helms asked if any alteration was made to the structure if a
permit was required and Mr. Korman replied it didn't require a
permit because it was a unroofed structure. Officer Rossi stated
that the property was still in violation. Motion by Mr. Taddeo,
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seconded by Mr. Ritter to find probable cause and that a public
hearing be set for June 4, 1985. Motion carried by a unanimous
roll call vote.
Case No. 40, Irene Haire, Paul Shaffer (minor) , 1175 Second
Place, Longwood, FL and Humbertd E. and Yolette M. Romero, owners
of the property. Violation of Appendix A. Section 101,
Subsection 101.1. Officer Rossi read the affidavit of violation
and presented the case, Officer Rossi stated that the definition
of "customary" was cleared up eariler and that skateboard ramps
were prohibited. He stated the property was still in violation.
Motion by Mr. Taddeo seconded by Ms. Sikora to find probable
cause and that a public hearing be set for June 4 1985. Motion
carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
Case No. 36, John Early, Don Early, DBA Bobby Clark's Used Cars,
Inc., 425 S. CR 427, Longwood, FL and Herman C. and Lucille E.
Jean, P.O. Box 336, Longwood, FL, owners of the property.
Violation of Appendix A, Section 509.4A. 614.3A, 608-3A(7) .
Officer Rossi read the affidavit of violation and presented the
case. Officer Rossi stated vehicles were being offered for sale
within the front setback without the benefit of parking blocks to
prevent the vehicles from accidentally rolling from the display
area and the enlarged nonconforming use of land through use as a
sales area. officer Rossi stated the property was still in
violation. Motion by Ms. Sikora, seconded by Mr. Helms to find
probable cause and that a public hearing be set for June 4, 1985.
Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
Case No. 41, Ken Dobmeier, DBA County Club Pet World, 450 E.E.
Williamson Road. Longwood, FL. Violation of Ch. 4, Sec. 4 -15,
Ch, 11, Sec, 11-2(5) Ch, 12 Sec. 12-2(5), App. A, Sec.
606.3A2f. . Officer Rossi read the affidavit of violation and
presented the case, He stated County Club Pet World has
continued in violation of the Noise and Nuisance Ordinances.
Officer Rossi stated the property was still in violation. Motion
by Mr. Taddeo, seconded by Mr. Ritter to find probable cause and
that a public hearing be set for June 4, 1985. Motion carried by
a unanimous roll call vote.
Case No. 42 ■ Ken Dobmeier, DBA County Club Pet World, 450 E.E.
Williamson Road, Longwood, FL. Violation of Appendix A. Sections
507.2A, 614.18. 614.3A, Ch. 8.5, Secs. 8.5-2(4) (5) , 8.5-8(8), Ch.
11, Sec. 11 -1. Officer Rossi read the affidavit of violation and
presented the case. He stated the respondent violated the
permitted land usage of a C---3 district by leasing nonconforming
property to a heavy duty trucking firm and increased the use of
the land. The respondent also permitted others to dump fill on
the property that is designated a flood prone area. officer
Rossi stated the property was still in violation. Motion by Mr.
Helms, seconded by Ms. Sikora to find probable cause and that a
public hearing be set for June 4, 1985. Motion carried by a
unanimous roll call vote.
Case No. 38, Michael Ferraro, DBA Ferraro Site Development, 471
E.E. Williamson Road, Longwood, FL and Ken Dobmeier, 450 E.E.
Williamson Road, Longwood, FL, owner of the property. Violation
of Appendix A, Sections 5 0 7.2A, 614.1B r 614.3A, 8.5-2(4) (5) , 8.5-
8 (8) , Chapter 11 ■ SEc. 11--1. officer Rossi read the affidavit of
violation and presented the case. He presented exhibit #1,
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photographs of property. Officer Rossi stated the respondent is
using the property for a truck depot and dumping of materials.
Officer Rossi stated the property was still in violation. Motion
by Ms. Sikora, seconded by Mr. Helms to find probable cause and
that a public hearing be set for June 4, 1985. Motion carried by
a unanimous roll call vote.
Case No. 33, Eugene J. Kocol, DBA Paramont Auto Center, 519 N. CR
427, Longwood, FL and Wells, 0attis, Hallowes & Carpenter, P. O.
Box 3109, Orlando, FL, owners of the property. Violation of Ch.
10, Sec . 10--1, 10-B(14)6 App. A. Sec. 2 01.1 ■ 508.4A. Of f ice r
Rossi read the affidavit of violation and presented the case. He
presented exhibit #1, copy of codes Enforcement Board Order of
January 8, 1985 involving Case No. 31 and exhibit #2, a copy of a
letter terminating the rental agreement between the owners of the
property and Mr, Kocol, Officer Rossi stated that Mr. Kocol
offered for sale a vehicle on the property without benefit of an
occupational license and that he violated the dictates of the
Codes Enforcement Board order dated January 8, 1985. Mr. Korman
stated that State Statute 320.251 was not covered by the Codes
Enforcement Board and asked that the of f idavit be amended to
delete State Statute charge. He asked that the Police
Department take action on the State Statute charge. Motion by
Mr. Taddeo, seconded by Ms. Sikora to amend affidavit to delete
State Statute charge, find probable cause and that a public
hearing be set for June 11, 1985. Motion carried by a unanimous
roll call vote. Mr. Ritter asked, if the respondent was in
compliance, can the board take action. Mr. Korman stated that
the board can take action unless a certificate of compliance is
issued.
Case No. 34, Frank J. and June J. Sobotka, DBA JCL Land Clearing,
Inc., 258 Park Avenue, Longwood, FL. Violation of Appendix A,
Sections 509.1, 509.48, 502.3D, 520.20. Officer Rossi read the
affidavit of violation and presented the case. He presented
exhibit #1, photographs of the property. Officer Rossi stated a
written warning was issued for accumulation of litter and debris.
He stated the property was still in violation. Motion by Ms.
Sikora, seconded by Mr. Taddeo to find probable cause and that a
public hearing be set for June 11, 1985. Motion carried by a
unanimous roll call vote.
Case No. 35. Michael A. Patterson, DBA Mikes Fina, 1048
Meadowlark Street, Longwood, FL. Violation of Appendix A,
Sections 518, 518.4A, 518.4B. officer Rossi read the affidavit
of violation and presented the case. He presented exhibit #1, a
photograph of the wrecker and stated the vehicle was registered
as a pick --up truck . Mr, Korman stated that it does specify in
the ordinance that trucks are not allowed in a residential area.
He stated that from a legal stand point Mr. Patterson cannot
legally be charged because the ordinance does not state
commercial vehicle or wrecker. Officer Rossi stated he described
it as a commercial vehicle because of the use for monetary gain
and sign on the door shows the vehicle is used for commercial
use. Mr. Dorman stated that the respondent was not in violation
of the Longwood ordinance and could not think of a reason that he
be charged. Ms. Sikora recommended that no action be taken at
this time. Motion by Mr. Taddeo, seconded by Ms. Sikora to table
the case. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
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Case No, 37, TC & Y Family Center, Mr, Jack Childs, Manager, 250
N. U.S. Highway 17 -92, Longwood, FL and Orlando Five Associates,
8 West 40th St., 10th Floor, New York, NY. violation of Appendix
A, Sections 520.20 and 620.2D. Officer Rossi read the affidavit
of violation and presented the case. He presented exhibit #1
copy of a written warning and exhibit #2, copy of a letter
notifying Mr. Childs of the violation. officer Rossi stated a
verbal warning was given to remove merchandise located for sale
on the front setback, sidewalks and on parking spaces but no
action was taken. Motion by Ms. Sikora, seconded by Mr. Helms to
find probable cause and that a public hearing be set for June 11,
1985. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
6. New Business. Ms. Sikora asked about the pending fines and
the secretary stated that she was instructed to file liens in the
Seminole county public records. Ms. Sikora asked about
abolishment of the probable cause hearing. Mr. Korman stated he
was instructed on the previous evening to prepare the ordinance.
7. Adjournment. Meeting adjourned
at 8:50 P.M.
A a, t2 C
Walter Fleck, Chairman
Attest:
Mar, TrjA61ett Secretary