Code Officers Justin Chamblin, George Pierson, JC Charlton, Matt Hampton. Recording Secretary, Cortney Marsh. Assistant County Attorney, Beth Antrim

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1 CITRUS COUNTY CODE COMPLIANCE HEARING Lecanto Government Building Multi-Purpose Room 166 MINUTES WEDNESDAY, July 19, 9:00 A.M W. Sovereign Path Lecanto, Florida Gregg R. Brennan, Special Master Christian W. Waugh, Alternate Special Master A. Call to Order Christian W. Waugh called the July 19, 2017 Hearing to order at 9:06 a.m. B. Pledge to Flag Christian W. Waugh opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. C. Code Compliance Director, Scott McKinney, read the statement into the record: If any person decides to appeal any decision made by the Code Compliance Special Master with respect to any matter considered at this public hearing, he/she will need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record shall include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. D. Approve minutes from June 21, 2017 Christian W. Waugh approved the June Hearing minutes as written. ALTERNATE SPECIAL MASTER: STAFF PRESENT: Christian W. Waugh Code Officers Justin Chamblin, George Pierson, JC Charlton, Matt Hampton Recording Secretary, Cortney Marsh Assistant County Attorney, Beth Antrim ALSO PRESENT: Deputy Santo DeMarco Jr. 1

2 E. Staff Update (Abated & Continued) Code Compliance Director, Scott McKinney, did not read the following abated cases into the record as they were posted outside of the meeting room: Abated Cases Name Case # Becker EST Janet Mae ATTN: Elwood Becker Booth, Willie James & Shirley A Booth, Willie James & Shirley A Brelsford, Jean E Brelsford, Jean E Cheung, Shu Kan Cota, Jeffrey P. & Jean K Crystal River MHP LLC Cunucu Lodges LLC Decker, William & Victoria Decker, William & Victoria Decker, William & Victoria Genco, Janice Harrison, Linda Sue Jaymelday Holdings LLC John Andrew Zellner & Glenda Patricia Zellner Revocable Trust John Andrew Zellner & Glenda Patricia Zellner Revocable Trust Knotts, Thomas Jeffrey Laurain, Leonard L Laurain, Leonard L Lovett, Daniel C Lovett, Daniel C Maire, Tonia & William Luther Howton Paduani, Johnny L Pollard, Jamie Pollard, Jamie Reynolds EST, Mary Jean Stroup ATTN: Michael W. Allen II Ripley, Daniel R Roesch, Marsha L Roesch, Marsha L Schewenneker, Bob Spector, Robert J Sundquist, Darren & Towers, Vicky Swiss, Sarah Swiss, Sarah

3 The Lavern R. & Barbara M. Raquet Revocable Living Trust The Summers Family Trust The Wayne C. Thomas Trust The Wayne C. Thomas Trust Thomas, Regina E. & Swanson, David R Titan Capital LLC Titan Capital LLC Whitten, Anthony Williams, Sandra J Young EST, John E Young EST, John E Code Compliance Director, Scott McKinney, read the following continued cases into the record: Continued Cases Name Case # Continued Until Hargis, Leslie T August 16, 2017 Jackson, Billy E. & Alice B August 16, 2017 F. Old & New Cases (Listed in Alphabetical order) Cases to be Heard: Name Case # Officer Experts on case Becker EST, Janet Mae ATTN: Elwood Becker J. Chamblin Biggie, Katherine J G. Pierson Brown, James J. Chamblin Ellison, James N J. Charlton Farlow-Phillips, Tammy Lynne J. Charlton Helmick, Wanda Diann G. Pierson Jurgens, Deborah K. & Racquel M J. Charlton Benedict **REPEAT VIOLATION** Rouse, Patrick J. Chamblin Thomas, Regina E. & Swanson, David R M. Hampton 3

4 Jurgens, Deborah K. & Benedict, Racquel M. Code Compliance Case No Case 1 **REPEAT VIOLATION** Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a): It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Household garbage, tree debris, a broken wooden fence, discarded household items, and any other miscellaneous trash and debris. THIS MATTER, having come before Citrus County Code Compliance Alternate Special Master Christian W. Waugh on July 19, 2017, on an alleged repeat violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances Chapter 20 Article III Section 20-31(a) Accumulation of Junk and Debris and the Alternate Special Master being fully advised, does therefore find and order as follows: Special Master Order: The evidence submitted by Code Officer JC Charlton was admitted into evidence. The request for a continuance is therefore GRANTED. This matter is continued until September 20, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. at the Lecanto Government Building, 3600 W. Sovereign Path Room 166, Lecanto, FL Biggie, Katherine J. Code Compliance Case No Case 2 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a): It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Mattresses, sections of fence broken down, appliances, scrap metal, old wood,, cardboard boxes, fireplace, tarps, cages, plastic containers, old bicycles, household items, and miscellaneous trash and debris. Code Officer George Pierson testified that his initial inspection was conducted on March 31, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed. He made contact with Ms. Biggie and she began cleaning up the property. There have been several dumpsters of debris removed from the property. The notice of violation/notice of hearing was issued on May 1, 2017 to allow Ms. Biggie additional time to abate the violation. The property is five (5) acres and 4

5 filled with miscellaneous debris. There has been approximately 1/3 of the debris removed from the property. Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, the property remains in violation. The Respondent, Katherine J. Biggie, was present and testified she is attempting to abate the violation. She has been receiving assistance from neighbors with filling dumpsters and disposing other items at the landfill. Stephen Cole was present and testified that Ms. Biggie receives a minimal amount of income each month and he has been helping her to resolve the violation. Her family has removed one (1) 40 cubic yard dumpster of debris and he acquired an additional dumpster that held 10,300 lbs. of debris to date. He has also removed approximately 5,000 lbs. of scrap metal. A friend of his, who owns Floral City Auction, has given permission to utilize his dumpster on Monday nights, as it is emptied on Tuesday, which can be from 5-20 garbage cans worth of debris. Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Mattresses, sections of fence broken down, appliances, scrap metal, old wood, cardboard boxes, fireplace, tarps, cages, plastic containers, old bicycles, household items, and miscellaneous trash and debris. The Respondent can abate the violation by removing the junk and debris from the property or placing it in a permitted enclosed structure. This matter is continued until September 20, The Respondent is required to continue making substantial efforts to bring the property into compliance with all requirements. If measurable progress does not take place, a fine of $50.00 per day dating back to July 19, 2017 may be ordered. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation, which may also be filed as a lien of record. Thomas, Regina E. & Swanson, David R. Code Compliance Case No Case 3 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a): It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored 5

6 in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Bags of trash in the front of the property, debris on the right side of the shed, toilet, dining room chairs, vacuum, metal debris along the fence on the right side of the property, old A/C unit & debris in the backyard, and any other trash or debris on the property. Code Officer Matt Hampton testified that his initial inspection was conducted on May 8, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed. He has had contact with Ms. Thomas on multiple occasions and she advised she would do what she could to clean up the property. Upon inspection on June 20, 2017, the trash was removed from the front yard, all the debris, except the mattress, was removed from around the shed; however, he observed a large pile of debris and what appeared to be a computer monitor in the backyard to the left of the home that he did not see prior. He spoke with Ms. Thomas and advised her those items would need to be removed. Upon inspection on July 12, 2017, the mattress was removed; however, the debris in the backyard remained on the property. Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, the property remains in violation with the debris and computer monitor in the backyard. Regina Thomas was present and testified that she does not have an income and is doing everything she can to abate the violation. Special Master Order: Respondents are in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Bags of trash in the front of the property, debris on the right side of the shed, toilet, dining room chairs, vacuum, metal debris along the fence on the right side of the property, old A/C unit & debris in the backyard, and any other trash or debris on the property. The Respondents can abate the violation by removing the junk and debris from the property or placing it in a permitted enclosed structure. The Respondents are granted 30 days from July 19, 2017 to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $50.00 per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of Regina E. Thomas and David R. Swanson. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondents shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County 6

7 ordinance or regulation, which may also be filed as a lien of record. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. Becker EST, Janet Mae ATTN: Elwood Becker Code Compliance Case No Case 4 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article IV, Section 20-41, It shall be a violation of this article for any person, firm or corporation to keep, dump, store, place or deposit abandoned, unlicensed, inoperable, junked, disabled, wrecked, discarded or otherwise unused vehicles on any property, street or highway. To Wit: Red sport utility vehicle and any other vehicles in violation of this ordinance. The Respondent was not present despite being notified via Certified Mail. Code Officer Justin Chamblin testified that his initial inspection was conducted on May 25, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed as the vehicle is unlicensed. The notice of violation/notice of hearing was issued on May 31, 2017 and signed for on June 3, He spoke with Brenda Becker on several occasions stating they were evicting the tenant; however, she has not provided documentation to support her statement. Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, the property remains in violation. Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article IV, Section 20-41, It shall be a violation of this article for any person, firm or corporation to keep, dump, store, place or deposit abandoned, unlicensed, inoperable, junked, disabled, wrecked, discarded or otherwise unused vehicles on any property, street or highway. To Wit: Red sport utility vehicle and any other vehicles in violation of this ordinance. The Respondent can abate the violation by removing the vehicle(s) from the property, registering them or placing them in a permitted enclosed structure. If not enclosed or removed, the vehicle(s) must be operable and registered. The Respondent is granted 30 days from the date of the order to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $50.00 per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of Janet Mae Becker EST ATTN: Elwood Becker. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. Helmick, Wanda Diann Code Compliance Case No Case 5 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article VI Section 20-61, It shall be unlawful for anyone owning, leasing, occupying or having control of any property subject to the provisions of this article to maintain weeds, grass and undergrowth in excess of 18" in height, or an accumulation of vegetative matter. 7

8 The Respondent was not present despite being notified via posting the property and the Lecanto Government Building. Code Officer George Pierson testified that his initial inspection was conducted on February 24, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed. He has been unable to make contact with the property owner and the home is vacant. He attempted contact at the mailing address listed on the property appraiser records; however, those attempts have been unsuccessful. The notice of violation/notice of hearing was issued on May 3, Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, the property remains in violation. Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article VI Section 20-61, It shall be unlawful for anyone owning, leasing, occupying or having control of any property subject to the provisions of this article to maintain weeds, grass and undergrowth in excess of 18" in height, or an accumulation of vegetative matter. The Respondent can abate the violation by maintaining weeds/grass and undergrowth to a height of less than 18 and remove accumulation of vegetative matter. The Respondent is granted 30 days from the date of this order to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $50.00 per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of Wanda Diann Helmick. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation, which may also be filed as a lien of record. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. Brown, James Code Compliance Case No Case 6 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Discarded furniture, scrap building material, and any other miscellaneous junk and debris. The Respondent was not present despite being notified via Certified Mail. Code Officer Justin Chamblin testified that his initial inspection was conducted on April 20, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed with household furniture in the right of way 8

9 on Tinpan Alley in front of the home. Upon inspection on May 2, 2017, there was a large volume of household garbage, discarded furniture, scrap building material, and loose trash and debris. The notice of violation/notice of hearing was issued on May 3, 2017 and signed for on May 8, He has spoken with the property owner on multiple occasions. He resides out of state and stated that the occupant(s) of the property are squatter(s) and that he is attempting to evict them; however, he has not provided any documents supporting this statement. Upon his final inspection on July 17, 2017, there has not been any change in the condition of the property and it remains in violation. Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Discarded furniture, scrap building material, and any other miscellaneous junk and debris. The Respondent can abate the violation by removing the junk and debris from the property or placing it in a permitted enclosed structure. The Respondent is granted 30 days from the date of this order to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $ per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of James Brown. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation, which may also be filed as a lien of record. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. Ellison, James N. Code Compliance Case No Case 7 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article IV, Section 20-41, It shall be a violation of this article for any person, firm or corporation to keep, dump, store, place or deposit abandoned, unlicensed, inoperable, junked, disabled, wrecked, discarded or otherwise unused vehicles on any property, street or highway. To Wit: Two inoperable trucks without tags and any other unlicensed vehicles or inoperable vehicles that are in violation of this ordinance. The Respondent was not present despite being notified via Certified Mail. Code Officer JC Charlton testified that his initial inspection was conducted on April 12, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed with two (2) unlicensed trucks that appeared inoperable due to having flat tires. Additional inspections were conduct on April 24,

10 and June 15, He made contact with Mr. Ellison on June 22, 2017 and he stated he would remove the trucks from the property. Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, one (1) of the inoperable trucks remains in violation on the property. Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article IV, Section 20-41, It shall be a violation of this article for any person, firm or corporation to keep, dump, store, place or deposit abandoned, unlicensed, inoperable, junked, disabled, wrecked, discarded or otherwise unused vehicles on any property, street or highway. To Wit: Two inoperable trucks without tags and any other unlicensed vehicles or inoperable vehicles that are in violation of this ordinance. The Respondent can abate the violation by removing the vehicle(s) from the property, registering them or placing them in a permitted enclosed structure. If not enclosed or removed, the vehicle(s) must be operable and registered. The Respondent is granted 30 days from the date of the order to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $50.00 per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of James N. Ellison. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. Farlow-Phillips, Tammy Lynne Code Compliance Case No Case 8 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Discarded household items, tires, scrap wood, and any other miscellaneous trash and debris. The Respondent was not present despite being notified via Certified Mail. Code Officer JC Charlton testified that his initial inspection was conducted on April 19, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed. Additional inspections were conducted on June 16, 2017 and July 10, He spoke with the property owner s husband on July 10, 2017 and he stated he would remove the debris from the property and from under the carport. Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, the property remains in violation. 10

11 Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Discarded household items, tires, scrap wood, and any other miscellaneous trash and debris. The Respondent can abate the violation by removing the junk and debris from the property or placing it in a permitted enclosed structure. The Respondent is granted 30 days from the date of this order to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $50.00 per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of Tammy Lynne Farlow-Phillips. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation, which may also be filed as a lien of record. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. Rouse, Patrick Code Compliance Case No Case 9 Nature of Violation: Violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Household appliances, discarded auto parts, loose trash and debris, and any other miscellaneous junk and debris. The Respondent was not present despite being notified via Certified Mail. Code Officer Justin Chamblin testified that his initial inspection was conducted on May 2, 2017 at which time the violation was confirmed. The notice of violation/notice of hearing was issued on May 3, 2017 and signed for on May 15, The property owner requested an inspection on May 15, 2017 and the appliances had been removed; however, all of the other debris remained on the property. He made contact with Mr. Rouse and advised him of the items remaining in violation on the property. Upon inspection on July 5, 2017, there has been no further improvement in the condition of the property. He has not had any further 11

12 contact with the property owner. Upon his final inspection on July 18, 2017, the property remains in violation. Special Master Order: Respondent is in violation of Citrus County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Article III Section 20-31(a), It shall be unlawful for the owner or tenant of any land to permit, cause or have thereon any accumulation of junk, debris, rubbish and vegetative matter except for junk stored in enclosed litter receptacles or completely enclosed buildings; except for junk which will not fit into standard sized litter receptacles and which is set out for no more than 48 hours for pick up and removal; except for recyclable material stored in receptacles provided for recycling such materials; except junk stored in a lawfully established and maintained junkyard, garbage or waste disposal site or sanitary landfill; and except for accumulations of vegetative waste on agricultural lands on the above property. To Wit: Household appliances, discarded auto parts, loose trash and debris, and any other miscellaneous junk and debris. The Respondent can abate the violation by removing the junk and debris from the property or placing it in a permitted enclosed structure. The Respondent is granted 30 days from the date of this order to abate the violation. If the violation is not brought into compliance as ordered, a penalty of $50.00 per day will be imposed thereafter. This fine will be recorded and will constitute a lien on real or personal property of Patrick Rouse. The County Attorney s Office may seek foreclosure or money judgment on any unpaid lien of record three months from the date of first recording. Respondent shall be responsible to pay all costs required by County ordinance or regulation, which may also be filed as a lien of record. Pursuant to Section (1), Florida Statutes, a hearing shall not be necessary prior to imposing such fine. G. Other Business H. Adjourn 10:22 a.m. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a disability or physical impairment should contact the County Administrator's Office, 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450; (352) , at least two days before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD telephone (352) GREGG R. BRENNAN, SPECIAL MASTER CITRUS COUNTY CODE COMPLIANCE HEARING CHRISTIAN W. WAUGH, ALTERNATE SPECIAL MASTER 12