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08-04-1994 Regular MeetingCODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 4, 1994 A regular meeting of the Miami Shores Village Code Enforcement Board was held on Thursday August 4, 1994 at the Miami Shores Village Hall. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Asmus at 7:30 P.M. with the following members present: John A. Patnik Jr. Margaret Burch Barry K. Asmus Ivor Hegedus Daniel B. Owens Prospero G. Herrera II Absent: Thomas J. Caldwell Also Present: Mr. Richard Trumble, Code Enforcement Inspector Mr. Jean Placide, Code Enforcement Inspector 1. Minutes of July 7, 1994 Ms. Burch moved to approve the minutes of July 7, 1994 as sub- mitted. Mr. Hegedus seconded the motion and it passed unanimously Mr. Trumble and Mr. Placide were sworn in for the meeting. 2. Hearing • Case 4060 Victoria Myers 149 NE 106 St Failure to obtain alarm permit. • Alarm Permit means a permit Issued by the village allowing the operation of an alarm system within the village. Sec 3-171. Alarm user permits required; fee; renewal. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to operate an alarm system without a valid alarm user permit. Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor of the seocnd degree, punishable as provided for In Chapter 775, Florida Statutes. Mr. Placide stated that the violation was not corrected as of August 3, 1994. Ms. Burch moved for a Finding of Fact and Conclusion of Law that a violation exists to Section 3-171 of the Miami Shores Village Code and If not corrected within 30 days, a fine of $25 per day will become effective. Mr. Hegedus seconded the motion and It passed unanimously. Case 4058 Marie Maud St. Charles 265 NW 111 St Failure to obtain alarm permit. • • • Code Enforcement meeting - 2 - August 4, 1994 Alarm Permit means a permit Issued by the village allowing the operation of an alarm system within the village. Sec 3-171. Alarm user permits required; fee; renewal. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to operate an alarm system without a valid alarm user permit. Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor of the seocnd degree, punishable as provided for In Chapter 775, Florida Statutes. Mr. Placide stated that the violation was not corrected as of August 3, 1994. Ms. Burch moved for a Finding of Fact and Conclusion of Law that a violation exists to Section 3-171 of the Miami Shores Village Code and If not corrected within 30 days, a fine of $25 per day will become effective. Mr. Herrera seconded the motion and It passed unanimously. Case 4073 Paul Pinkerton 126 NW 106 St Exterior walls have mildew, peeling paint etc. Section 12-133. Depreciation of surrounding property. The exterior of every structure shall be so maintained with reasonable attractiveness so as not, in the case of excessive scaling or paint or excessive mildew, to cause a substantial depreciation In property values In the immediate neighborhood. The exterior surfaces shall be kept free from materials, objects and conditions which will have an adverse effect on adjacent premises. Mr. Placide stated the violation has been corrected. Ms. Burch moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Owens seconded the motion and It passed unanimously. Case 4112 Samuel Davis & Lillie Morley 375 NW 111 St Exterior walls fascia boards soffit have mildew peeling paint etc. Section 12-133. Depreciation of surrounding property. The exterior of every structure shall be so maintained with reasonable attractiveness so as not, In the case of excessive scaling or paint or excessive mildew, to cause a substantial depreciation In property values In the immediate neighborhood. The exterior surfaces shall be kept free from materials, objects and conditions which will have an adverse effect on adjacent premises. Mr. Placide stated the violation has not been corrected as of August 3, 1994. • Code Enforcement meeting - 3 - August 4, 1994 Mr. Owens moved for a Finding of Fact and Conclusion of Law that a violation does exist to Section 12-133 of the Miami Shores Village Code and If not corrected within 30 days, a fine of $25 per day will become effective. Mr. Hegedus seconded the motion and It passed unanimously. Case 4148 Kathryn Whitehead 42 NE 97 St Exterior walls, garage door, canopy, white roof have mildew, peeling paint etc. Mr. Placide stated the property owner obtained a permit to do the work, but no work has been done as of August 3, 1994. Mr. Hegedus moved for a Finding of Fact and Conclusion of Law that a violation does exist to Section 12-133 of the Miami Shores Village Code and if not corrected within 30 days, a fine of $25 per day will become effective. Ms. Burch seconded the motion and It passed unanimously. Case 4151 William McCausland 1059 NE 104 St Allowing waste water from washing machine to run on ground. 111 Section 10-5. Maintaining source of noxious odors or gas, disturbing noise or other nuisance. • It shall be unlawful to maintain any source or cause of noxious odor or gas or of any loud, disturbing noise or other nuisance, or to cause the same to exist. Mr. Trumble stated the violation has been corrected. Mr. Burch moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Patnik seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Case 4161 Cookies & Crackers, Corp. 87 NW 100 St Bottom of pool not readily visible. Section 10-5. Maintaining source of noxious odors or gas, disturbing noise or other nuisance. It shall be unlawful to maintain any source or cause of noxious odor or gas or of any loud, disturbing noise or other nuisance, or to cause the same to exist. Mr. Placide stated the violation has been corrected. Ms. Burch moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Hegedus seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. • Code Enforcement meeting - 4 - August 4, 1994 Case 4162 Guillermo Colon 294 NE 97 St Inoperable brown Chevrolet parked in swale area of property. Temporary FI Tag *L-578462 exp. 6/17/94. Section 13-1. Storage of Inoperable motor vehicles. (a) No person, firm or corporation owning, leasing, renting or occupying land In the village shall permit, maintain, park or store thereon for any purpose any motor vehicle not In provable operating condition, unless such motor vehicle Is maintained, parked or stored within a total enclosure. A motor vehicle shall be presumed inoperative when a valid and unexpired license tag Is not attached as required by state law, or when the vehicle upon visual inspection by the village manager or his lawful designate or representative appears patently unfit for safe operation on the public roads; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to house trailers, to antique vehicles licensed as such by the state, or to storage of motor vehicles by persons or businesses licensed for such purpose by the village. Mr. Placide stated the violation has been corrected. Ms. Burch moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Owens seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. • Case 4184 Anna Humphrey 185 NW 104 St Broken and loose roof tiles on rooftop of property. • Section 12-133. Depreciation of surrounding property. The exterior of every structure shall be so maintained with reasonable attractiveness so as not, In the case of excessive scaling or paint or excessive mildew, to cause a substantial depreciation In property values In the immediate neighborhood. The exterior surfaces shall be kept free from materials, objects and conditions which will have an adverse effect on adjacent premises. Mr. Placide stated the violation has not been corrected as of August 3, 1994. Ms. Humphrey stated workers removed some tile and will repair the roof. After a discussion, Mr. Hegedus moved for a Finding of Fact and Conclusion of Law that a violation does exist to Section 12-133 of the Miami Shores Village Code and If not corrected within 30 days, a fine of $25 per day will become effective. Mr. Patnik seconded the motion and the vote was as follows: Ms. Burch ABSTAINED; Chairman Asmus, Mr. Hegedus, Mr. Patnik, Mr. Owens, Mr. Herrera YES. The motion passed. Code Enforcement meeting - 5 - August 4, 1994 • Case 4185 Andre Sylvain 149 NW 101 St Dead tree branches, dead leaves scattered over front yard, swale area of property overgrown. Section 10-1. Property to be maintained In safe, clean and sightly condition. It shall be the duty of all owners of lots, parcels and tracts of land within the village to keep such property In a safe, clean and sightly condition and to remove therefrom all surplus grass, weeds and other growth and all trash and rubbish and to fill In all excavations and depressions thereon. Mr. Piacide stated the violation has not been corrected as of August 3, 1994. Mr. Sylvain stated he started to clean his yard and it should be cleaned by the end of the week. Mr. Owens moved for Finding of Fact and Conclusion of Law that a violation does exist to section 10-1 of the Miami Shores Village Code and If not corrected within 30 days, a fine of $25 per day will become effective. Ms. Burch seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. • Case 4190 Mairi Callam 149 NW 101 St Inoperable blue Chevrolet S/W parked In swale area of property. FI Tag as PIM7OF exp. May 1994. Section 13-1. Storage of Inoperable motor vehicles. (a) No person, firm or corporation owning, leasing, renting or occupying land In the village shall permit, maintain, park or store thereon for any purpose any motor vehicle not In provable operating condition, unless such motor vehicle Is maintained, parked or stored within a total enclosure. A motor vehicle shall be presumed inoperative when a valid and unexpired license tag Is not attached as required by state law, or when the vehicle upon visual inspection by the village manager or his lawful designate or representative appears patently unfit for safe operation on the public roads; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to house trailers, to antique vehicles Ilcensed as such by the state, or to storage of motor vehicles by persons or businesses Ilcensed for such purpose by the village. Mr. Piacide stated the violation has been corrected. Mr. Herrera moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Owens seconded the • motion and It passed unanimously. • Code Enforcement meeting - 6 - August 4, 1994 Case 4188 Jose Fernandez 842 NE 96 St All foliage on property is overgrown and unsightly. Section 518. (a) (Fences, walls and hedges.) Fences, walls and hedges may be located within any yard, including the margining thereof, subject to the following re- quirements: Maximum height: Five (5) feet In any required front yard facing U.S. Highway No. 1 and three and one-half (3 1/2) feet In any required front yard elsewhere; In any required side yard or rear yard, five (5) feet; except that: Section 10-1. Property to be maintained In safe, clean and sightly condition. It shall be the duty of all owners of lots, parcels and tracts of land within the village to keep such property In a safe, clean and sightly condltlon and to remove therefrom all surplus grass, weeds and other growth and all trash and rubbish and to fill In all excavations and depressions thereon. Mr. Trumble stated the violation has been corrected. Mr. Patnik moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Owens seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Case 4187 • Jose Fernandez 842 NE 96 St Yard overgrown, not edged or weeded. Section 10-1. Property to be maintained In safe, clean and sightly condltlon. It shall be the duty of all owners of lots, parcels and tracts of land within the village to keep such property In a safe, clean and sightly condltlon and to remove therefrom all surplus grass, weeds and other growth and all trash and rubbish and to f111 In all excavations and depressions thereon. Mr. Trumble stated the violation has been corrected. Mr. Patnik moved to dismiss the case. Mr. Hegedus seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. A motion for adjournment was made at 7:5$ P.M. ,ICLAZA: Veronica A. Galli, Secretary hairman