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06-05-1986 Regular Meeting• liami cfhores } llage F L OR ID A CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD MEETING June 5, 1986 A regular meeting of the Miami Shores Village Code Enforcement Board was held on June 5, 1986. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M, at the Miami Shores Village Hall, by Chairman Barry Asmus, with the following members present: Barry K. Asmus, Chairman Franklin E. Grau Santos Rivero William Schroeder Arthur H. Taylor Absent: Angela Daley Julie A. S. Williamson Also :present: Frank LuBien, Code Enforcement Director Jack Wilson, Code Enforcement Inspector 1. MINUTES - May 1, 1986 A motion was made by Mr. Taylor to approve, as written, the minutes of the meeting of May 1, 1986, seconded by Mr. Rivero, and passed unanimously. • 2. HEARING, CASE NO. 86-3601-164 EISENSTEIN, ABE, 29 N. W. 99th ST. OVERFLOWING SEPTIC TANK Mr. LuBien reported that this property .is no longer owned by Abe Eisenstein, but rather is now owned by Centrust. Upon being made aware of the situation, a person at Centrust advised him that the occupants have moved out,and Miami Pioneer Septic Tank has been engaged to install a new drainfield, for which a permit has been obtained, and work will begin on Monday. Mr. Taylor moved .that Form 4A be executed, seconded by Mr. Rivero, and carried by the following roll call vote: Mr. Schroeder Yes Mr. Taylor Yes Mr. Rivero Yes Mr. Asmus Yes 3. HEARING, CASE NO. 86-3614-165 CARTAGENA, NORBERTO, JR., 285 N. E. 103rd ST. UNFINISHED ROOF REPAIRS Mr. LuBien, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Cartagena were all three sworn in. • CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD -2- 6/5/86 • Mr. LuBien outlined the facts behind the violation as incomplete roof repairs, a violation to Sec. 12-36 of the Village Code. • • • Mr. Cartagena testified that, he had contracted a roofing company to do the repairs, but they never returned to complete the work after receiving an initial payment of $200. Further that he has been working on the roof intermittently, himself, while obtaining estimates. to re -roof the entire house. The bids he has received are much more than he can afford, at this time, and he hopes to get started as soon as he receives his anticipated income tax refund. The house is for sale, and Mr. Cartagena said, he is aware that the roof must be replaced if he is to get his price. Mr. LuBien stated that upon receiving no receipt or mail return on the final notice, and having notice of this hearing returned un- claimed, hand delivery was finally successful. Today's inspection revealed the roof repairs remain unfinished. Mr. Rivero moved for Finding of Fact, and Conclusion of Law, that the incomplete roof repairs are a violation of Sec. 12-36 of the Miami Shores Village Code of Ordinances, that an Administrative fee of $110. be assessed, and if the violation is not corrected in 30 days, a fine of $15.00 per day will be levied. Motion was seconded by Mr. Taylor, and passed by the following roll call vote: Mr. Schroeder Yes Mr. Taylor Yes Mr. Rivero Yes Mr. Asmus Yes 4. FALSE ALARM APPEAL W. ROBERT ABRAMITIS, 1026 N. E. 97th ST. Mr. Abramitis was sworn in. He testified, he is appealing release from at least two of the four false alarm charges, noting that these were due to installer error, and he feels the intent of the Ordinance and fines is to have residents use the systems responsibly, which he is now more sure of it's operation. Mr. Asmus advised Mr. Abramitis that according to the Ordinance he is not charged for the first five false alarms, further that, he should notify the installer in writing of faulty equipment or installation, and that they should be responsible. Mr. LuBien advised Members that, in this case the Board does not have latitude to make a final decision. The proper action for the Board is that, they either find reason for the Village Manager to give consideration or find reason not to uphold. Mr. Schroeder moved to deny the appeal and refer it to the Village Manager for his consideration, seconded by Mr. Rivero, and carried by the following roll call vote: Mr. Schroeder Yes Mr. Taylor Yes Mr. Rivero Yes Mr. Asmus Yes Mr. Grau arrived during the discussion, therefore did not vote. CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD -3- 6/5/86 5. ADDENDUM: 411, AFFIDAVIT OF VIOLATION, CASE NO. 86-3759-166 RONDON, CARLOS & LEONOR M., 67 N. W. 109th ST. COMMERCIAL & PRIVATE VEHICLES PARKED ILLEGALLY IN RES. ZONE. Members reviewed photographs as Mr. LuBien recited the facts behind the violations to the Schedule of Regulations & Sec 10-1 of the Code of Ordinances. Mr. Rivero moved to proceed to the next step, seconded by Mr. Schroeder, and passed unanimously. 6. REPORTS FROM PREVIOUS MEETINGS: A. CASE NO. 86-3498-160 Leoncio Granda, 9326 N. W. 2nd Ct. VARIOUS VIOLATIONS Violations have been corrected. Mr. Granda is in compliance. B. CASE NO. 86-3374-161 PAULE BAZILE, 9337 N. W. 2nd PL. INOPERABLE VEHICLES - UNSIGHTLY YARD. The inoperable vehicle, is now operable. The yard is cleaned up. • Mr. LuBien reported there is no longer a violation. C. CASE NO. 86-3646-163 Fathington Corp., N.V., 9275 N. BAYSHORE DR. PEELING PAINT Mr. LuBien reported, the house has been painted, violation no longer exists. 7. MEETING FOR JULY Mr. LuBien reported that since the July meeting falls on the 3rd., Members of the Board were polled as to their presence. Three Members will be unable to attend, one was unsure. It is, therefore doubtful if the July 3rd meeting would have a quorum. Mr. Taylor moved to cancel the July meeting and the next meeting to be held on August 7th, seconded by Mr. Grau, and passed by a unanimous vote. The meeting adjourned at 8:00 P.M..