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CEB_05-26-87_Min20116. AnIft May 2 6 ,19 87 The Code Enforcement Board of the City of Longwood, Florida met at 7:30 P. M. on May 26, 1987 Present: Maureen Sikora, Chairwoman Charles Heffner, Vice Chairman Donald Delaney Betty MacDowell Ann Colby, City Attorney Sandy Smith Acting Secretary 1. The meeting was called to order by Chairwoman Sikora. The Secretary called the roll and all members were present except Pat Corbin, Donald Faulkner, and Norman Jacobs. Pat Corbin and Norman Jacobs had previously notified the Secretary that they were not going to be able to attend the meeting. 2. Approval of Minutes - 2/24/87 Motion by Mr. Delaney, seconded by Mr. Heffner to approve the minutes of 2/24/87. Motion carried by a voice vote. 3. Reports. 4. Public Hearings. r In Init is A. i 1 Heari 1. CEB 87-5, TOBOL, WILLIAM 889 East Orange Ave. Longwood Violation of Chapter 22, Sec. 22 -28 Chapter 12, Sec. 12 -2 Mr. Butt, Code Inspector, and Mr. William Tobol, were sworn in. Mr. Butt presented the case. Mr. Butt stated that the violation Chapter 12, Sec. 12 -2 had come into compliance. He also stated that there were several vehicles on the premises at 889 East orange Ave-, as of the morning of May 26, 1987, when he last inspected the property that appeared to be inoperable and did not have registrations, Mr, Butt stated that the two door Chevrolet had been removed; the remaining vehicles include three pickup trucks, a Cadillac, a boat, and a trailer. Mr. Butt presented pictures to the Board. Mr. Tobol stated that all but one of the vehicles were currently registered and he had not put the license plates on for fear of theft. Ms. Sikora asked Mr. Butt if the vehicles would be in compliance if Mr. Tobol were to put license plates on them. Mr, Butt replied that they would also have to be operable. Mr. Tobol agreed to meet with Mr. Butt at the location of the vehicles and �` show him that they are registered and operable. Motion made by Mr. Heffner to give the Respondent 10 working days or until June 9 1987 to come into compliance by either removing the vehicles or by demonstrating to the Code Inspector, during the City's normal working hours, that they are properly licensed and operable; if not in compliance by June 9, 1987 then a fine of $10.00 per day per vehicle would be imposed. Motion was seconded by Mrs. MacDowell and carried by a unanimous roll call vote. 2 . CEB 87- -- TROMB LAY , BETTY Lot 1, Haynes Subdivision ( 4 East of Wags Restaurant) Chapter 12, Sec. 12 -2 Zoning ordinance 495, Sec . 507.4A Ms. Sikora stated that the Code Inspector remained under oath. Mr. Bob Tromblay of 122 South Lake Triplett Drive Casselberry, was sworn in. Mr. Butt presented the case to the Board. Mr. Butt stated that a storage trailer was parked on the property east of Wags Restaurant on Hwy. 434, Lot 1, Haynes Subdivision. He stated that the trailer was in dilapidated condition and was located less than five (5) feet from the side and rear lot lines. Mr. Tromblay stated that the trailer was placed on the property on September 1968 for storage purposes and he had checked with the City for restrictions or violations and that none existed at that time. He stated that the trailer was currently the subject of a legal dispute with BP Development and requested more time to comply with City ordinance in order to obtain a survey and use the trailer as evidence in the pending legal matter. Mr. Heffner stated that an affidavit could be obtained as to the trailer's current position, location, condition and damages incurred when it was moved, so that the trailer could be dismantled and removed. Ms. Sikora asked Mr. Butt about the Zoning of Butt replied that it was Zoned I -1. Ms, Section 507.4a o f the Zoning Ordinance appl ie� consequently would not pertain to this case. that the Board would only be concerned with Chapter 12, Section 12_2 at this time. the property. Mr. Colby advised that d to C -3 toning and Ms. Sikora stated the violation of Mayor Myers was sworn in and gave testimony regarding the surveying problems of the area. Motion by Mr. Heffner to find the Respondent in violation of Chapter 22, Section 12 - 2 ■ to give the Respondent until August 26, 1987 to bring the violation into compliance by either removal, repair, or renovation of the trailer so that it is no longer constitutes a nuisance and to be reinspected by the Code Inspector; if not in compliance by August 26, 1987 a fine of $250.00 per day to be imposed. Motion seconded by Mrs. MacDowell. Motion passed by a 3 -1 roll call vote with Don Delaney castin g a no vote. 1 L pr Z A hL - J A Z ■ j 9YL h A 6 771 i 0- - � u r ' 1% ! I d L 7 5 r _ � r L w 6 ' A 1 r pr a r fir. .' 7 �4 �L r R ■ ■ Aj `- ■ ■ ■ Ir