TOWN OF JUPITER CODE COMPLIANCE MAGISTRATE HEARING AGENDA May 14, :00 AM Town Council Chambers

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1 TOWN OF JUPITER CODE COMPLIANCE MAGISTRATE HEARING AGENDA 10:00 AM Town Council Chambers PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AND BE ADVISED that if any interested person desires to appeal any decisions made by the Magistrate with respect to any matter considered at this hearing, such interested person may need a verbatim record of the proceedings made, including the testimony and evidence presented at this hearing. QUASI-JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS: The Magistrate has the jurisdiction and authority, pursuant to Chapter 162, Florida Statutes, and Town ordinances, to hear and decide alleged violations of the codes and ordinances enacted by the Town of Jupiter, including but not limited to the following codes: building, electrical, fire, gas, landscape, plumbing, sign, zoning, and other similar types of codes which may be adopted by the Town of Jupiter in the future which regulate aesthetics, construction, safety, use of property, or location of any structure on real property in the Town of Jupiter. VIOLATION CASES: 1. Case No.: Lorraine Cartier & Jeffrey K. Austin & Brian J. Austin 317 6th Street Failure to obtain permit Construction work done without required permit(s) (3) Owner responsibility-screens Window screens missing from windows Florida Building Code adopted Smoke detector(s) missing from residence. Respondents be given until May 29, 2014 to comply or be fined $ per day, and also be assessed 2. Case No.: Kevin P. Caillouette 706 Cree Street Utility trailer parked on side of corner lot requires screening from adjacent right-ofway.

2 PAGE 2 3. Case No.: Kevin P. Caillouette 706 Cree Street 23-87(a) Landscape maintenance Overgrown yard & shrubbery requires mowing & maintenance on a regular basis, and edging along the public sidewalk. Respondent be given until May 29, 2014 to comply or be fined $ per day, and also be assessed 4. Case No.: John & Lisa St. Amand 112 W. Riverside Drive Awning installed over boat dock without first obtaining a permit. 5. Case No.: Christene Vorpagel 1231 Cherokee Street (a-b) Prohibited vehicles School bus in excess of 3/4-ton-rated capacity being stored on property. 6. Case No.: Kate Carlson & Karen Cantrell 1103 Mohawk Street Trailer stored in front of house.

3 PAGE 3 7. Case No.: Francisca V. Iloff 991 Todd Street 13-9 Storage of inoperative vehicles Unregistered vehicles stored on property. 8. Case No.: Barbara M. Hoagland TR 110 E. Windsor Road Fence installed without required permit. 9. Case No.: Gloria B. Farajian EST 9 W. Riverside Drive 16-5 Location of containers Garbage cans being left at curbside the day following pick-up. 10. Case No.: Richard R. & Carla M. Adelsperger 1421 Berkshire Avenue Boat stored in front yard.

4 PAGE Case No.: Bank of New York TR c/o Ocwen Loan Servicing 205 Greentree Court 23-87(3) Mowing-turf and weeds Overgrown yard requires mowing & maintenance on a regular basis. Respondent be given until May 29, 2014 to comply or be fined $ per day, and also be assessed 12. Case No.: Bank of New York TR c/o Ocwen Loan Servicing 205 Greentree Court 13-27(4)(a) Fence maintenance Damaged fence requires repair, replacement or removal. Respondent be given until May 29, 2014 to comply or be fined $ per day, and also be assessed FINE ABATEMENT REQUESTS: 1. Case No.: Woodland Estates Property Owners Association, Inc. Susan Reger (Deceased) 5752 Sugarwood Court 13-27(a), Designated nuisances Fire-damaged house must be boarded up to secure the structure, and repairs must be made , Unsafe building/structure Fire-damaged house is unsafe and requires repair or demolition. Original Hearing Date: January 13, 2010 Found in violation and given until 01/27/10 to secure the property from access, and until 04/13/10 to demolish or repair the structure, or be fined $ per day; administrative costs of $ waived due to the death of the property owner. The violation complied on 07/14/10 when the Town of Jupiter paid $9, to have the structure demolished and the existing propane tanks removed. The fine accrued for 91 days to $22, The total amount due to the Town of Jupiter is $32,

5 PAGE 5 2. Case No.: EBHC, LLC c/o Eric Nathanson, Manager Coyote Trails, LLC c/o Rodney B. Taylor 110 N. Delaware Blvd. #16B (a) Watertight roof/building Missing balcony on 2nd floor & plywood over window need replacement. Original Hearing Date: September 14, 2011 Found in violation and given until 10/14/11 to obtain a building permit, and given until 11/14/11 to complete all permitted work and obtain a final inspection, or be fined $ per day; also assessed administrative costs of $349.28, due by 11/14/11. The violation complied on 05/07/14, with the fine accruing for 935 days to $233, The assessed costs of $ were paid on 05/08/14. The total amount due to the Town of Jupiter is $233, Case No.: EBHC, LLC c/o Eric Nathanson, Manager Coyote Trails, LLC c/o Rodney B. Taylor 110 N. Delaware Blvd. #16B Door installed without required permit.. Original Hearing Date: March 14, 2012 Found in violation and given until 03/29/12 to comply or be fined $ per day; also assessed administrative costs of $329.29, due by 03/29/12. The violation complied on 04/23/14, with the fine accruing for 754 days to $75, The assessed costs of $ were paid on 05/08/14. The total amount due to the Town of Jupiter is $75, ANNOUNCEMENT: THE NEXT MAGISTRATE HEARING IS ON JUNE 11, 2014 AT 10:00 AM. ADJOURN