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10-07-1988 Regular Meeting• cJd LIQItIi Jhores99Ilage F L OR ID A CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD MEETING October 7, 1988 The Miami. Shores Village Code Enforcement Board.regular meeting was called to order by Mr. Asmus, Vice Chairman, on October 7, 1988 at 7:30 P.M., at the Miami Shores Village. Hall, The following members were present: Barry K. Asmus Richard A. Colangelo Charles M. Custin Owen Henderson III .Royal D. LaBarre William Schroeder John L..Stokesberry Also present: Jack Wilson, Code Enforcement Inspector Frank LuBien, Code Enforcement Director 1. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN & VICE CHAIRMAN Mr. Asmus called for nominations for Chairman., from the floor.. Mr. Schroeder nominated' Barry Asmus, seconded by John Stokesberry: Mr. Colangelo nominated Owen Henderson, seconded by Mr. Custin. Nominations were closed and Members voted,by secret ballot. The vote was recorded by the Secfetaty as. 5/2 in favor of:Barry Asmus, Chairman. Nominations'were then accepted for Vice Chairman. Mr. Stokesberry nominated Owen Henderson , seconded by Mr. Custin. Nomination was -closed and Owen Henderson III was elected Vice Chairman by acclamation. 2. MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 1, 1988 The minutes of the meeting of: September 1, 1988 were.approved, as written, by a motion made by Mr. Stokesberry, seconded by Mr. Col gelo, and passed unanimously. 3. HEARING, CASE NO. 88-5068-227 W. DAVID CRAVEN, 934 N. E. 98th ST. UNFINISHED NEW RESIDENCE Mr. LuBien recited the facts behind the violations as suspended work on a new house under construction. He also cited. the sections of the code violated. Most Members are familiar with the property. Further, Mr. LuBien advised that at Council meeting on Tuesday evening, Mr. Craven presented a document to Mr. Scott. Davis, Deputy Clerk, indicating he is no longer the owner of the property, but that City National Bank now is. Mr. LuBien contacted the Principals of the Bank and urged -them to attend this meeting. Mr. Alan Merkur, Vice President, and William E, Shockett, General Counsel of City National Bank attended the meeting. Mr. Shockett stated they had not received any of.the notices, the problem was called to their attention only yesterday. Foreclosure proceedings have begun, and it is hoped possession • • • CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD -2- 10/6/88 will be finalized by November 1st.. Mr. Shockett also noted, the Bank has also been taken over the barrell for 95Z of the loan. They have visited the property today, and found the open pool area is an immediate hazard, also this area along with the unfinished residence will''be made secure tomorrow. Discussion followed concerning securing the area and.Mt. Shockett assured Members, the Village: -and residents will. be satisfied. Discussion on liability coverage took.p.lace. Mr..Shockett.indicated should 'liability occur it would be covered under an umbrella.coverage which the Bank carries. Mr. Schroeder.made a motion to. defer action:. to next month;.(meeting Nov.3rd), to allow.the Bank time to take full possession, and secure the property. Motion seconded•by Mr. Stokesberry, the motion:passed by unanimous roll call vote. Mr. Asmus requested Mr. Shockett and Mr. Merkur go right: to work on the problem so that a. construction plan or demolitionplan- can: be presented with a time table at the next meeting. Also Mr. Wilson requested the grass be cut and it was.indicated this will be taken care of. 4. AFFIDAVIT OF VIOLATION, CASE NO. 88-5162-228 MICHAEL-DORSEY, 546 N. E. 92nd ST. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Mr. LuBien recited the facts behind the violation, as. Members reviewed the photographs. This is a recurring violation of a commercial vehicle parked around the premises. Mr. Schroeder made a.motion to proceed to the next step, seconded by Mr. Stokesberry, and passed unanimously. 5. AFFIDAVIT OF VIOLATION, CASE NO. 88-5180-229 JOHN F. & LISA MILLER, 9700 NORTH MIAMI AVE. COMMERCIAL VEHICLE Mr. LuBien noted the facts behind the stored at the premises. Notices were but there has been no action. Members Mr. Schroeder moved to proceed to the and passed unanimously. violation, A..commercial vehicle was sent, and owner inquired about options, reviewed photographs of the violations. next step, seconded by Mr. Stokesberry, 6. AFFIDAVIT OF VIOLATION, CASE NO. 88-5198-230 JOSE LUIS SANTANA, 301 N. E. 96th ST. MILDEW & PEELING PAINT The facts behind the violation to section 12-133 were recited by Mr. LuBien. Members reviewed photographs. Mr. Schroeder made a motion to proceed to the next step, seconded by Mr. Stokesberry, and passed unanimously. • • CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD -3- 10/6/88 7-, REPORTS FROM. PREVIOUS MEETING - MR. LU BIEN A. CASE NO. 88-4778-224 JUDITH WILLIAMS, 86 N. E. 95th ST. MILDEW & STAINS ON HOUSE AND AWNINGS Mrs_Williams has correctedthe violations, and haspaid the $110.00 administrative fee. B. CASE_ NO. 88-5035-225. NOEL & URVA LE EBANKS, 262 N. W. 111th TERR. UNLAWFUL PARKING Parking violation. has been corrected, and the administrative cost::of $110.00 was paid. C. CASE NO. 88-5106-226 JEAN & JENNER PHILIZAIRE, 10904 N. W. 2nd AVE. UNLAWFUL PARKING, UNSIGHTLY YARD, INOPERABLE VEHICLE Jean & Jenner Philizaire have corrected the violations, but the administrative fee has not been paid. 8.. CODE. ENFORCEMENT'; COMMITTEE WORK GROUP In response to query Mr. Custin gave an over-view_of the work accomplished by the group. He noted the. Code Enforcement Inspector will issue a ticket similar to traffic. ticket, this ,is expected to: tut: two _-:ax trhee steps from the present procedure.. A:printer is needed before the system is fully operable. Mr. LuBien-noted:the computer will maintain.a.complete file of violations, an each. property,also that the most:frequent violations have been coded. with three letters. The ticket issued will come .in sections, one of whieh.will:be left with the owner or left. in the door, if no one at home. It.was:also noted that the Task Force for, Code Enforcement is.still working. A. procedure book.is..in the works, and bids for legal. counsel are out. 9. It::.Was also announced that the Code Enforcement Board will no longer have the services of a Court Reporter. 10. Mr. Asmus welcomed Mr. Royal D. LaBarre as a new Member of the Board. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned: at 8:00 P.M.,