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Mr. Brock presented the case, advising the Board that Mr. Allen the property owner
was operating without a City occupational license, as well as not having obtained a permit
for his business signage. On July 26th, Mr. Allen applied and paid for his occupational
license but as of the date of this meeting, he had failed to apply for a sign permit.
There was no one present to speak on behalf of the respondent.
Motion by Mr. Bundy, seconded by Ms. Soyer to close the public hearing. Motion
carried by an unanimous voice vote.
Mr. Valkenburg made a motion, seconded by Mr. DeGore that based on the
evidence seen and testimony heard to find the respondents guilty of violating zoning
Ordinance 495, Section 621.3B(3) and to give the respondents 14 days or until September
6 1994 to bring the property into compliance by applying for a Sign permit to erect the
business signage or a penalty of $25.00 per day will be imposed and will continue for each
and every day of non - compliance. Motion carried by an unanimous roll call vote.
2. CEB- 94 -08 -68 Jennifer Henry, Tenant
Homer & Helen Hopson, Owner
Mr. Brock advised the Board that this case came into compliance prior to this
meeting.
3. CEB- 94 -08 -69 Leonard & Sharon Ann Maxwell
Mr. Brock advised the Board that this case carne into compliance prior to this
meeting.
4. CEB- 94 -08 -70 Joseph L. & Traci R. Wuerz
Mr. Brock presented the case, explaining that Mr. and Mrs. Wuerz erected a fence
without obtaining a building permit and that the fence was in violation as the structural
components were facing outward rather than inward, as required by City Code. He further
stated that he reviewed the property prior to the meeting and that the fence had been
turned around, with the structural components turned inward. Mr. Brock also advised the
Board that Mrs. Wuerz came by City Hall to apply for a building permit; however, to date
of this meeting, she had not returned with all the necessary paperwork.
Mr. Wuerz was sworn in by the secretary, to permit him to justify this violation. He
stated that lie was not aware that a permit needed to be pulled; however, they are working
on collecting the necessary paperwork and will be submitting it to the Building Department
Shortly.
Mr. Valkenburg xnade a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Mr.
DeGore. Motion carried by an unanimous voice vote.
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Motion by Mr. Bundy, seconded by Ms. Soyer that based on the evidence seen and
testimony heard to find the respondents guilty of violating City Code, Section 5 -19 and the
give the respondents seven days or until August 30, 1994 to bring the property into
compliance by applying for a Building permit or a penalty of $25.00 per day will be imposed
and will continue for each and every day of non - compliance. Motion carried by an
unanimous roll call vote.
S. CEB- 94 -08 -71 David & Joan D. Cordek
Mr. Brock presented the case, illustrating that this property is inundated with
miscellaneous junk, trash and bags of aluminum cans. This property was also cited for high
grass and weeds, however during his inspection prior to this meeting, many of the violations
were corrected. The only violation Mr. Brock felt needed to be addressed was the removal
of the trash.
Ms. Joan D. Cordek spoke and presented pictures of her property, labeled as
Respondent Exhibit "A" and a letter from several of her neighbors, labeled as Respondent
Exhibit "B ". Ms. Cordek explained that most of the items in her yard were toys that her
grandchildren played with.
Ms. Amy S. Mulligan was sworn in by the secretary, to speak on Ms. Cordek's behalf.
Ms. Mulligan stated that she also lives at this location and that it is her children that play
with all the toys in the yard. She stated that she felt that this property was not in violation,
that there is only toys in the yard.
Mr. Valkenbu rg made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Ms. Soyer.
Motion carried by an unanimous voice vote.
Motion by Ms. Soyer, seconded by Mr. DeG ore that based on the evidence seen and
testimony heard to find the respondents guilty of violating Zoning Ordinance 495, Section
620.2A and to give the respondents seven days or until August 30, 1994 to bring the
property into compliance by removing all the trash, garbage and bags of aluminum cans
from the property or a penalty of $25.00 per day will be imposed and will continue for each
and every day of non - compliance. Motion carried by a majority vote, with Vice Chairman
Addison, Mr. DeGore, Ms. Soyer and Mr. Valkenburg voting aye and Mr. Bundy voting nay.
5. OLD BUSINESS:
A) STATUS OF PREVIOUS
1. CEB- 94 -04 -59
2. CEB- 94 -04 -50
CASES:
Lee A. &, Suzanne M. JENKINS
Edward L. &. Patricia LOMBARDI
Mr. Brock asked that the Old Business/Previous Cases be postponed to the next
scheduled meeting. He explained that Ms. Price would be Vetter able to advise of the status
of these cases.
Motion by Mr. Bundy, seconded by Ms. Soyer to table the status of previous cases;
Jenkins and Lombardi until the next scheduled meeting. Motion carried by an unanimous • d"
voice vote.
6. NEW BUSINESS:
A) DISCUSSION:
1. DELIVERY OF MEETING PACKETS PRIOR TO MEETING.
Mr. Stamp stated that he had reviewed notes of Ms. Price and Ms. Goodb latt
regarding the delivery of the meeting packets. He stated that he did not see any reason why
we could not continue to deliver the packets one week prior to the scheduled meetings.
Motion by Mr. Valkenburg, seconded by Ms. Soyer to continue to deliver Code
Enforcement Board meeting packets one week prior to the meeting. Motion carried by an
unanimous voice vote.
2. REVIEW OF LONGWOOD FORMS AND WORKSHOP.
The Vice Chairman called a recess at 8 :14 P.M. to give all members time to review
the correspondence regarding the forms that are currently being used by the Code
Enforcement Officer.
The meeting revived at 8 :20 P.M.
After discussion, Mr. Valkenburg stated that lie felt that he need not be involved
regarding the forms that the City uses. He did state that he could see the need for a
Service Affidavit', but other than that, he felt that type of forms used were not a matter that
should involve the Board.
Vice Chairman Addison asked that each Board member review the changes in the
law on Code Enforcement Boards that was supplied in each packet.
7. ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Valkenburg made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Ms. Soyer. Motion carried
by an unanimous voice vote.
Meeting adjourned at 8:16 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Dawn B. Jackson,
Recording Secretary