Good morning, everyone. I'm going to call to order the Charlotte County Code Enforcement Special Administration hearing for August 7th, 2024. Let me give you all a brief introduction of how things are going to go today, and then I'm going to ask you all to swear in. So you've received, unless you're here, about a joining property, you've received notice that your property has been either alleged to be found in violation or has previously been found in violation. You've got to notice to appear here today to discuss that issue. What is going to happen today is we're going to have the hearings going to be broken up into two parts. And it's going to sound sort of backwards, but most of you are probably here because you got a notice of violation. What that, and that'll be the second part of today, what that happens is the county's going to come up. They have the burden of proof, code enforcement officers are going to take the stand, they're going to testify that they think that your property is in violation of the Florida building code or one of the code of laws and ordinances of Charlotte County. They have the burden, which means that I'm going to ask you to come up to the stand, but I'm not going to ask you to speak until the county has presented its testimony in full, and I find that the county has met that burden. If they have not met their burden, in other words, the alleged that your property has several non-working vehicles in front of a parked in the yard. And I see the photographs that they present and they testify and yet it looks like the vehicles are operable to me or that they appear to be parked in the correct areas that I'm going to dismiss the case and we won't even need to speak. But if the county meets that initial burden, then the burden shifts to you as the property owner to come up and explain that either the county is incorrect in its allegations or to discuss how we're going to move forward to correct the violations. Okay? In the instance that I find that there is a violation, I'm going to give you a reasonable amount of time to resolve the issue. And so that's when we're going to have the longest conversation between myself and you. And that's going to be, make sure that you understand what the violation is, what steps are needed to correct it, and how much time you need to process that correction. If I find the properties and violation and is not corrected by the time I set forth today, then the property can be leaned. A daily fine or the county can go out and clean up the property themselves. And if they do that, those hard costs will be leaned against the property. If the property is non-home-stated property, the county can eventually foreclose on that property. So it's very important that you understand what the process is so that we're able to get right to the root of the issue and address it. If you are here because you received notice of an affidavit and non-compliance, what that means is that either myself or another special magistrate has previously found the property in violation. Now what the affidavit is is the county will go to ensure compliance with the original order they will regularly inspect the property. If they find that the property is still in violation or had been cleaned up and then returned to a state of violation, then they're entitled under the original order to the fines and abatement costs necessary to keep property from clear violations. I cannot, I have to reiterate this because it is often an issue. I cannot revisit the original violation. Even if you could prop-prote-prote-testimony today that the property was not absolutely not ination, the time to appeal those challenges are 30 days after the original order. So if I find, later on today, in the new business section of today's agenda, if I find your property in violation, you have 30 days from the data I enter in the order to make an appeal to the circuit court here in Charlotte County. I think that's covered just about all of it. So we have a number of cases that were continued. There were some conflict cases that were going to be heard by another magistrate this morning. That magistrate is sick and cannot attend. So again, if you have not signed in the back, please sign in so that you're not sitting here for a case. It's already been continued. Now I'm going to take the affidavits and noncompliance cases first and we'll move through those and I'll try to get everyone out of here as quickly as possible. We see we have a full room and we have a pretty long agenda. So my goal is always to get us out of here before noon, sometimes that does not happen. So I'm going to ask that when you come up, we try to restrain ourselves to the issues at hand. I don't want to hear about what, if you're in a fight with your neighbors, you think your neighbors are starting a violation or three doors down, there's somebody else who has a violation that's similar to yours and why aren't they in front of me? Maybe they will be. If you'd like to make a complaint, you're free to do that. I just want to make sure that we get your case heard and everyone else who's waiting here patiently today. So with that, I'm going to go on to our first, I'm going to swear everyone in. I apologize. She's my boss. Please stand, We sworn. The solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. If so, please answer. I do. Thank you all very much. All right. Our first case is going to be item 23 on the affidavit noncompliance COD 23-00407 23-476 Quays are Boulevard and Port Charlotte. This is a second affidavit noncompliance and they amounted $2,291. $100. Good morning Mr. Gammett. All right. Tracy Jewel, is this officer Jewel, is this an abatement case? This number is odd. Okay. Could you please go ahead and present your case. The need for the date. Tracy Joel certified co-compliance officer for Charlotte County property address is 2 3 4 7 6 quays our boulevard for Charlotte Florida Under the property is Barrett Gilliamont case number COD dash 23 dash 0 0 4 0 7 Case was heard before the magistrate on April 6th of 2023. For the violations, prohibit use. Junk outside storage. Junk like addition is a setback requirements for vehicles. I respected the property on April 16th 2024 conducted the first abatement. And I did a prior inspection on August 5th prior to this hearing, August 5th of 2024, and found violations substantially still exist. This is the second ANC, which is a one-day fine in the amount and cost of abatement of $2,291.10. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. Can you break down those abatement costs for me? Okay, let me see here. Okay, the cost of the outside storage removal was $1858.60. CCSO security is $187.60. CCSO Security is $187.50. The one day fine was $100 plus $10 recording and $10 releasing the lien. Okay. And do you have photos from the date of the abatement? And also a prompt towing bill for $125. I'm sorry, what was that, Your Honor? Can we go through the photos of the date of the abatement? Yeah this is the date of the this is this is prior to the abatement and we would get to the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. That's the first vote. I'm going to I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I do. Okay, I'm satisfied that the junk like conditions continue to exist on the day of the abatement. Mr. Gilmatt, do you have anything to add? That was quite an experience. We went knocked heads about several items. She took things that were not junk that like my firewood, my potted plants, materials that were on. Wound up garden hoses. She claimed that I had enough garden hoses so she took brand new reinforced ones She took a stack of firewood or not firewood but actual wood that I use for building you know I built furniture with it So nice exterior wood, neatly stacked. There right there. You guys have asked me to build a pad underneath that container. And they tried taking the materials for that that I've been storing right next to the container. I had a bunch of rebar, the cups that hold the rebar up, form wood, and I was told I'd be arrested if I take any more of it. She gave me issue with my vehicles because I didn't stick my tag. I had it sitting in the dash. Toad the trailer before I could get back because I had a different attachment on my hitch. I had to go drop that off and pick up another one. I was going to take that and put that on another property. And that got towed and apparently I'm being charged 125. I was also charged 125 to take it out. So I got double charged there apparently. She threatened my motorcycle which wasn't on the road at the time. And it's just the list goes on. You know, scrap metal. I mean, it's just the list goes on. You know, scrap metal. I told you I was back to having the scrap metal. I needed supplemental income. And that was taken from me. Apparently she took all my gas cans. Well, yeah, my lost many sheds during her canine, including that big one in the backyard. She now claims that's outside storage during her canian, including that big one in the backyard. She now claims that's outside storage to not have a shed there and took most of the possessions that were inside of that shed that were sitting there. It's not right. It's not right. Took my oil pan. I now have oil on my driveway from the last time I had. Took my oil pan. I now have oil on my driveway from the last time I had to change my oil. I parked that new at O'Reilly. I'm sitting up sideways up against the house behind the garbage bins with the cans. Cans have become an issue because I can't just go down to our local scap yard. I have to go outside of this town. They lost their ability to take cans after their cane. Thank you Mr. Gilman. These situations, as I know, we've talked before. These situations are not ideal. You know, these situations, as I know, we've talked before. These situations are not ideal. And as I indicated, I think back when we had these cases back in 2021-22, the responsibility is yours to clean up the property. And if you don't clean up, the county's going to clean up. And I hope that there was nothing taken that wasn't junk. But when I look at the photos of what's the abatement I have a very difficult time determining what is Materials that do not meet the definition of junk like conditions. Is this is this the property afterwards? Yeah, that's the I just did an inspection now. This is there are some photos On the 16th they took of things that we left on the property as is. The motorcycle? Yeah, the motorcycle and his truck were in license. He went and got the valetag for one of them because you can have one on license operable in the driveway. This was on Monday, this past Monday. I just went out to do see if there was still anything out there. All right. I'm going to go ahead and enter in the order of the on the abatement. Again, Mr. Gilmatt, the, this is your homestead of property. This is not a lien that's gonna be foreclosed on. The other lien that I know you've had on the property in the past can be forgiven when the property's brought into compliance. If you can keep the property, now that the county's cleaned it up, if you can keep the property in that state and keep it out of a junk-like condition, you'll be able to come in and apply to reduce all the existing leans that are on the property, which I certainly hope you will be able to do. And I understand you've been on hard times for many years but scrapping at a personal residence is not the solution. Thank you very much. Okay. Next case is I'll get back to that. I remember 31 on agenda COD 21-018-04, 56 me up to speed in this case. I don't recognize the address. Thank you. Savannah to you certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County. Properly and I'm going to have you get the information from the office. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. All right, I'm going to have officer teach bring me up to speed in this case. I don't recognize the address The anti-age certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County property is 56 44 Anderson Road owner of the property is Pierre Jean Marie Case COD 2101 804 case was heard before the magistrate September 1st, 2021 For violations of Florida building code. I re-inspected the property May 9th, 2024. This is the sixth ANC, which is a one day fine in the amount of $70. The Florida building code issue was just a permit that. Expired whole home repite. Okay. What needs we done to? They need to get the permit brought back in good standing and get the final inspections completed. Okay. Ms. P.O. do you understand that? Have you been involved in this beforehand? I have not. I have just been put in charge of everything. It seems like a pretty simple issue. So what's going on here? My parents are getting old, so my dad put me in charge of a lot of the issues and things that he has with his property. We don't reside in the area. I also don't reside in the area, but I've been in charge of having to upkeep everything. And it's pretty difficult, especially when I don't really know 100% of what's happening. I'm assuming you're not a building contractor. Yeah. I wouldn't know what to do either. Don't feel bad. So the process is, and you can get off-stortages contact information from the back is, at some point, your parents pull a permit on the property. When a permit's pulled there's an assumption that the work was done. And so what would have to happen is the permit was pulled. It was never inspections. This confirmed that the work was done consistent with the Florida building code was never called for. So the permit never closed. So what happens is you got to re-institute the permit, which I believe is free. Is it not? It's not. I'm getting a little bit of a confirm with. They don't know. You'd have to find out what the permit was for. Re-institute the permit. Hopefully, your parents will know whether the work was done. So they might have hired a contractor, said, I'm gonna put a new air conditioner in. He might have all been fantastic, but he never called for an inspection. And so the permit set and they just need to close it out and make sure that the work was either done or not done. And if the work wasn't done, you might be able to cancel out the whole thing. But it's right now, it's a paperwork error that could require more work. We just don't know. So get with Officer Teige, get the information for the permit, see if there was a contractor on it or if it was something that maybe your father pulled himself because you can do owner-builder permits. We do have a copy of the permit here. Okay, please give it to her. And so when that's done, now this property has got several thousand dollars of fines, levied against it. Now those are all, those are not actual hard costs, like the hearing was before where the county's actually out money, those fines are just encouraged are there to sort of like remind you to get the work done. Get the permit resolved. Contact the county about reducing the fines and they will reduce the fines down to whatever the program's minimum amount. But you'll save several thousand dollars off it and you clean up the title on the property all right thank you I'm gonna enter in the one day seventy dollar fine as the six reminder to get this all done all right thank you very much thank you all, next case is item number 34. It's COD 22-101353, the property address of 453 Liddy Street in Port Charlotte. Good morning. You do not look like a Holly Wallsinger. No, I'm her son, she's an available right now. Okay, no problem. And what is your name, sir? Ashton Walshiger. Okay. Ashton. We're going to go ahead and have officer Tej explain where we are in this case and then you and I can talk about what needs to be done. Okay. Savannah Tej certified co- Compliance Officer for Charlotte County property address is 453 Litty Street owner of property is Holly Walshlogger KCOD 2,01353 Case was heard before the magistrate March 1st, 2023 for the violations of Charlotte County code Reinspected the property on June 10th, 2024. This is the third ANC, which is a one-day fine in the amount of seventy dollars Okay, can we pull up the photos on this one? Okay, so this case is about basically what it appears to be, all the vehicles parked in the yard. Now the county does allow you to keep barbies on the property, allows you to have up to one unregistered or unlicensed, but apparently in working order vehicle parked on a and you can park generally not in the yard, but in the either behind the leading edge of the property or in the driveway. So that's the issue. This is now the third attempt the county has made to try to get the issue cleaned up. It looks like there's already been over $4,000 in fines. I love it against the property. Are these your vehicles? I have the red camera. Okay. Well, that's just fine. All right, and so what's the status? Are you gonna be able to get these? Do you understand what needs to be done? Yes. Okay. What's the status? Are you going to be able to get these? Do you understand what needs to be done? Yes. OK. Right now I'm working on getting the RAM in the back right now. And then I've a couple days away from getting, actually coming here, getting the camera all going, and I'll set up like that. And then it'll just be the Titan out front. No problem. I do want to clarify too that outside storage has been an ongoing issue. Additionally, I understand why she's doing it, but she keeps changing the layout of the fencing. She keeps pulling new permits for the fencing layout at that time, and then keeps adding to it, extending the length and the width of the installed fencing. So she's going to have to get an up to different. You'll get the whole RV eventually, don't worry. Yeah, she's going to have to get an updated permit again for the additional fence panel she has added since the last time. So I would normally do this moment, you know, just to show that this stuff happens. When I was a kid, my father had a 1930s Chrysler Imperial that he was always working on the art and then I when I was 16 had a 67 Carmen gear that I was also and we had co-enforcement on the East Coast, onto our house and we had to work things out and eventually the the Imperial made it into the garage but the Carmen gear had to go away because I just I couldn't get it painted and looking nice even though I thought it looked just fine. And the lesson was that we never got the other car fixed either because we could never get it fixed in the garage. So I, I am completely understanding of I've got a project car and working on it. It needs to be in the house or it needs to be, you know, maintained such a way that it appears to be operable. So you work on that. I'm gonna go ahead and enter in this one day finest of 70 dollars. The county won't be back out for another 90 days to inspect, so please try and get it resolved by then. Okay. Thank you very much. All right. Next case, I have number 38 COD 24 to 0 0 25 0 property is 10481 St. Paul Drive in poor charm I still want that car with you No, the purpose. Thank you. Good morning, sir. Are you Mr. Morgan? Yeah. Okay, Mr. Morgan. All right, just give us one second. Officer Teige, can you bring me up to speed on this case, too? Savannah Teige, Certified Code Compliance Officer for Charlotte County, Property Address 10481 St. Paul Drive, Owner of Property as Christopher Morgan and Julie Brown, Code Case, COD 2400250. Case was heard before the magistrate April 4th, 2024, for violation of Charlotte County Code. Reinspected the property may 8th, 2024. This is the first ANC, which is a one day fine in the amount of $70. OK. The violation was for junk like conditions. How's that? You pull up the photos. And are those from the reinspection or from the original? That's from the reinspection. OK. Is the cargo container permitted? No. No. We're not pursuing those. You're not pursuing that? OK. That's fine. All right. OK. See the conditions of the property. I do find that they're still junk like. But Mr. Morgan, what's going on? I'm just waiting for my holes to get dug for my lean to then I'm building on the side of house Close in to put all that stuff in all that stuff in the front right there. That's all gone Okay, I got rid of the rest of the boat trailers last night, so Other than that I just I need to get the lean to done and I built the walls for it they're leaning up on the storage shed so I'm just waiting to get the pylons drilled. Okay. The don't show them but this is a one day fine 70 dollars I'm gonna go ahead and enter that in. So the $70 fine, the way it works is the original order authorizes the county to charge $50 per day from 30 days after the violation. What they'll do is they'll come back in initial 30 days or 90 days depending on the case. And if they find a violation, they'll do a one day fine of $50 and then it's $10 recording and extra fee fees so that's how it gets to $70. The next go-around will then come back after 90 days they'll come back and do a reinspection. That one their tendency is to go ahead and charge the whole $50 for each day so that's where we get the $4,000 fine. So just, you know, the two answers are, get it resolved within the next 90 days, or if you're very close to getting it resolved, reach out to officer TG, let her know, so that she doesn't, I don't want to, I don't like those big fines, especially when it's something that can be done quickly. I just want to make sure that you understand what happens next so that it gets, it gets gets right. Yeah. Thank you, Mr. Morgan. Yeah Next case is item 49 COD 23-026 1 2 2 6 7 borax avenue in Ponte Gorda. And who's responsible for naming that street? Magnesium drives, takers. Good morning. All right. And one of you is one of you, Christine Levine Christine Levine okay and sir what's your name Ryan Freeman Raymond Freeman Freeman this Levine just hold on one second we're gonna I'm gonna ask officer Hall here to fill me in on this case. You know, Rick Hall certified code clients off Charlotte County addresses. Case and COD 2, 3 dash 0, 2, 6, 0, 5. Case was heard before to match. Read on September 6, 2023. For the violations of pro-be uses, The vehicle is on the 205. Case was heard before to match on September 6, 2023. For violations of probe uses, junk like conditions, parking of boats, recreational vehicles, trucks and trailers. I respected the property on 423, 2024 and found the violation of the violation still exists. This is the 1, 1 A and C, 1 day fine of amount of $70. Let me pull up the photos from the inspection. Okay. Okay, is there something going? Can we go back to last photo real quick? All right. Is there something behind the Corvette to? Yes, sir. Okay. I got to tell you it's a beautiful house. Thank you. Yeah. Everything looks the same here. So when something looks a little different. It would be better once we get our insurance to find me to the repair. I'm sure. Well, all right. So what's your what's your plan for the the removal and clean up of the property, at least the outside of it? The only thing that Mr. Holland I have come up with is He wants me to get rid of my trailer. Okay, which obviously is not semi-trailer. It's a box trailer, but The only other complain that he was told me about would be the tag We were keeping the updated sticker off of the tag of the truck. After eating for quite some time until lately we had a lot of problems with theft going on in the area. Okay. So it was a theft deterrent. Now wait, I'm just going down a road I'll say a tag of you. No, it's alright, I've done the same thing. I've had the special like, you know, like motorized canoe. I was like, oh my God, I've like six years of those little stickers I never put on it. Okay. So. You have the sticker currently on it too. Okay. I'm gonna go ahead and I'm gonna go ahead and enter the one day fines, only $70. But the same warning I gave to the last young man that it'll climb up over time. So keep working with Officer Hall to make sure that he's aware what you're doing so that even if you bump up on that 90 days the next large scale find you can get it resolved and you don't have to come back here. Yes sir. I was there with you when you came out there he and I have to speak in the whole time. No problem. Good luck on getting the insurance settlement and getting things fixed up. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Next case is item 55 in the agenda. COD 22-00406. Property is 102, Harness Road or 13 Free Road Road in Placita. Morning, sir. Morning. All right. So you are, are you Mr. Hughes? Yes, sir. Okay. All right. So you are you Mr. Hughes? Yes, sir. Okay All right, so Just Kalinsky it's all yours. Hey, so check on this case. I could officer Charlotte County address the violation 102 harness or 13 free board road owner of the property Hughes and company LLC. Case COD 2200406. The case was heard June 7th of 2023 by the magistrate for the violations of several Charlotte County Codes and Florida Building Codes. Reinspected the property May 23rd of 2024. Finding violations remain. This is the fourth ANC which is a one day fine $120. We pull up the photos all out for this one I don't think it matters. We need a special exception. Yeah we applied for a special exception when just waiting for the date. Okay. I see the county's planning staff coming up so if they're sworn in, if they could give their name and- Sean Cullen. Bill Meant. Sean Cullen playing zoning official I haven't sworn. This had received a special exception a few years ago. It has expired. He had a pre-application meeting with us and has not moved forward with reapplying for the special exception. When was the pre-application meeting? Months ago, I could pull up my calendar and look back on it, but it's been a significant amount of time. Okay. Mr. Hughes, you understand that you need to come back in and- I thought once we had the application, we were just waiting for the day. I don't know if we had to follow up with anything. Did you file the application? Yeah, we had a meeting to get the map to get the Meeting so what they the process is Is you have the meeting they tell you what you're gonna need you submit the application? You'll get a review within 30 days saying this application is complete and we're gonna go and they'll send you the date or You need to revise it. Do you remember cutting a check to the county and actually filling out like a bunch of things? Yeah, we filled out, yeah, the engineer Nick Zeiss filled it out out. I don't know why he didn't send it in. So you might need to talk to your engineer. If you're engineer, if you filled out everything and he had, he had handled it. Well, he said for me that he has sent it as far as the landscaping plan and you know how the vehicles are parked and I guess we didn't get it done. Good morning Mr. Rooney for the record. I'll list with no check senior planner for community development department. I have been sworn. We have not received an application for this property. We had our pre-application meeting was in February and that was the last communication I've had regarding this property. All right, Mr. Hughes, I'd get back in touch with your engineer. Make sure he actually submitted it. Isn't waiting on anything additional. Again, if this gets, I know this is now the, we're on the fourth half of the day of it, so it's not pretty costly up to date. But go ahead and follow up with him. And we get that special exception revised. Yeah, it needs to be revised. And also the junk like conditions, there's no junk like conditions at all. So it's all wrapped in together right now. If you have outdoor storage without the use, it's going to be considered junk like it is. Oh, okay, I don't think, I thought it was like bunch of, you know, get the air like trailers and all kinds of stuff. Oh, nice on the outside, get the application in. Once the application is, the case will be on hold. So nothing more is gonna accrue as long as it's processing through, okay? I need to talk why it dies then, send this in. Mr. Ernie, we had the same exact discussion at the last ANC meeting. This is not moved forward. It's been expired for quite a bit of time. So. Well, we're going to still look like you keep keep. Thank you. I'm going to go ahead and enter in the one day fine amount of $120. The next fine would be at $100. It would be a $9,000 fine. So. How long do we have for this to get it completed? Well, you need to get the application as soon as possible. You need to get the application in, I'd say. It's possible. I mean, 30 days, 90 days, 60 days. Before, well before 90 days. OK. Once the application's in and it's sufficient and it's processing, the case will be on hold. But once it's complete, it'll go through the process real fast. Okay. You'll be done and out. All right. Thank you, sir. All right, I'm going to go back to case item number six. This is case COD 23-0294812259 Green Golf Boulevard in Pondagorda. Good morning, Your Honor. Are you Mr. Vidal? Yes, I am. Nice to see if we can see if we can see if we can talk and see how much time we need. Okay. Good morning, Gary Roderhoor, certified code compliance officer of Sharpe County. This case at 1-259 Green Golf Boulevard under COD 23-02948 came before the special magistrate on February 7th, 2024. On June 4th of 2024, I conducted an inspection finding a trailer, a vehicle, plastic, and metal. We're still on the undeveloped lot. The camp trailer that had previously been there had been removed. There was still no permit for the altered right away. This is coming on for one day fine in the amount of $250 plus the $20 in lean fees. All right. Now, you know, I recall what's going on. You're trying to, you're building your property out, give you 60 days back in February for the dollar. Where are we at? Where is your, how's your, as your permitting coming? I'm having difficulty communicating with the road department. Okay. Because this property has two frontages, one on Tribune. And that's the choice that I'm going to have to put my covert in to drive into the property. The one that's there now, it's not disturbed anyone. I have not disturbed the soil. It's just being able to get in and out of the property. The property on Tribune is owned by the county. It's abandoned, it's unmentained. I have spoken to everyone in the road department. That's why the permit has not been issued yet because I don't know where I'm going to finish my fence. By the way, that trailer there is we're working on our fence. We have a permit for our fence. It's good for one year. So addressing that, I have addressed the road department for us to go ahead and locate and get a permit where I want my cover to enter my property when I build. And but the property is not junk lies. Number one, one of the sections that I'm in violation of is hands. Three, nine, three, three, E is relating to hands. I don't have roosters or hands on my property. I don't have a junk like condition in my property. I have a truck that I use to build my fence with, which is good for one year. To have a cease on the code enforcement, this is continuous harassment. I'm doing what I'm doing. I'm within my beans. I don't get I'm doing. I'm within my beans. I don't get a call. I cannot meet with my commissioner because I have this case is still opening. They will not talk to me until this case is solved. I don't know what else to do. I don't see anything about hens in the case file. Section 3-9-33E, that's just prohibited uses. And that's just the fact that you started doing work on the property before all the permits were in. That's all. And the junk like conditions is the same. It's all the same issue. It's relating back to similar to the, I know it's not the exact same, but I'm just going to use the last case we had as example. There was a permit for that individual to have outdoor storage yard. OK. He then expanded the outdoor storage yard. So everything beyond what had been originally approved, it's basically hard to tell that from a junkyard until he gets those approvals. With your property, you started improving it, you're planning to build a primary use on it, which you know, a home. That's ultimately the way the county expects permitting to go. You come in, you get approval for a home, then you start doing the work. When you do the work before you get the home, they're gonna label all the stuff on there. It's just basically junk. It's not to say that it's actual junk. It's just say that that's the violation until everything gets cleared up. Now, I can't unfortunately, I can't help you with the right-of-way department, you know, whether a Tribune is in a band in their paper road or where you want to put your good. I can speak to that sir. Sean Cullen planning zoning official, as he stated correct. You're allowed to have a fence but you cannot have anything else on it. You cannot store anything. Tribune is what we call a paper road. It is a platted right of way and it actually may be used in the future. The county is not abandoned it. It has just not ever been built or maintained. That doesn't mean that it may not be in the future. With that, he has required any time you're doing anything where you're continuously driving over county right away and through swells to maintain drainage to pull a right-of-way permit. To date, I have it up right now. My screen there is no right-of-way permit pulled. So he will have to have it properly designed for drainage. Again, all of this, you can have a fence, he's correct, but all the other items on there, that is what is prohibited. I believe at the last hearing for this, it's not harassment when we continue to try to keep the case moving, you cannot have anything on that property until you get a primary use on it. That's the plain and simple answer. That's a violation of my Constitution, sir. Sir, zoning rights have been upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States, and this is the counties. Well, I mean, I mean, we're stuffed. This, you know, as I stated at the beginning of the hearing on a, I don't think you were. It's the Rooney. You weren't here, Mr. Verdol when you got here. This case is under our affidavit's noncompliance. The original order on this, which I entered back in February, if there was an issue with that order, it needed to be appealed back in February. I cannot re, oh, I don't even have the authority to reopen the original case and say, I don't count you stop it. Once the order is in, after 30 days, it's out of my control, it actually belongs to the county. All I do is review it on a regular basis say are you in compliance with the order or not. Right now you're not in compliance with the order until you get the permits to have the principal use. So what does that mean as a practical consideration for you? It means that you need to get you need to get to a situation where your designs whether it's your right-of-way designs, your house designs, can meet the Florida Building Code so you can pull a permit. Once that permits pulled, you'll be able to move it properly. Until that permit is pulled and things move forward, you'll continue to get fines assessed against the property. Now, once you get it all worked out, and that's at your risk. You're at the risk that the county comes out and cleans up the property or tries to foreclose on it. But while you're doing this and while you move through that permitting process, when you're done with that, you'll be able to come back in and get all the leans reduced. So that's the process. I can't abate the case or tell them not to prosecute the case when it's clearly still in violation and I can't, I can't influence permitting staff. I mean, even if I was to try to strong arm the staff in this room, the public works folks are not here. You know, they're gonna, they're gonna deal with their right away. If, maybe you want to have it on Tribune, but they don't want it on Tribune, maybe they want it on Green Gulf. That's something you're going to have to work out with them. I wish I could help you more and I don't even know who you would contact with that. I can't contact anybody. They don't call back. I mean, it's a nightmare. Our government is out of control. Well, then I would suggest that you they don't follow up. The first department is still down in Punnogorna, right? Go down to the or there's I would go down to the point. I have been there personally sir. I have been personally there. No one returns to call. They're going to send someone out to take a look at a tribute to see how I can get into my property and put a covert in. That's why I haven't done the covert section. So I'm going to save you a lot of time and effort. If you go try to go down Tribune and if Tribune is truly an unconstructed road, a paper road, the requirement would be, because I've dealt with this for clients myself. I'd have to build the road out from the closest paved road to your property. Guarantee you're not gonna wanna do that. You're gonna wanna come in off Greengolf. Yes, and the county does not design the system. He needs to hire a professional who would submit the permit to design to whatever standards need to be designed. The county does not go down to a site and tell him what to build. He needs to hire. That to be designed. The county does not go down to a site and tell him what to build. He needs to hire. That is not true. The county when I went to. I appreciate that for all I got a lot of people here who want to get on with their day. And this is not something I even have the power to do anything about. So I'm going to have to cut us off here. I'm going to enter in the fine and the amount of $270. Again, once all this gets resolved, you'll be able to reduce those fines. But you need, I wish I had a contact for you. I'll ask that Officer Roadhorse try to find someone that public works and give you that number and try to help them understand that there's time as of the essence in this to get it resolved. So please contact Officer Roadhorse afterwards. We'll try to help you to get a hold of someone to get you in the right direction. But I'm not that person. I can't solve it here. Thank you, Mr. Riddell. All right. Seeing that we have no more after-its of compliance, I'm going to go ahead and move months of the affidavits and enter in orders accordingly and we're going to move on to the new business. So everyone here that this goes back to what I told you before. I'm going to call each of your cases up. I completely understand the situation that we saw several people here today. You've got to notice you may not understand what that notice means. You're not a contractor. I'm assuming you may not understand exactly what needs to happen. I'm going to ask the code enforcement officers to come up. They're going to walk through the case. They're going to explain what the case is. They're going to explain what the resolution is. We're going to have you come up if I find that there's a warrant to moving forward with the case. We're going to come up and talk about it. See if we're in agreement that there's an issue needs resolved. I want to hear from you how much time you need to get it resolved so that I put the order in accordingly. And don't just come up here and argue with me. If you're going to argue, argue the points. Argue that the property, no, is not junk-like conditions. Know that I don't have 16 trailer stacked on top of each other in the front yard. That's the points to argue. Don't argue to argue. If you're going to argue argue at the merit to the case, please. Just I've seen too many people get get themselves into trouble and also please don't volunteer information. Don't don't tell me you're running an illegal cock fighting ring in the backyard. Don't say anything like that. Only talk about the case of the county's making for you. Please. All right. Don't say something like, well, when I built my unpermitted garage in the backyard, nobody said anything. Just I'm trying to protect you. All right. With that, our first case. I had them see on the agenda COD 24 to 0 0 509 property is at 112 30 or 11234 or 11238 3rd Avenue in Pondagorda. Okay, sir. Are you Mr. Jones? No no unfortunately both of them have passed they have passed okay Well, I see that actually I've heard and we try to hold on just one second I see you have two cases are you here for both cases? Yes, sir Okay, I'm gonna go we're gonna go ahead and hear them both together. So I'm gonna hear COD 24 to 0 0 5 1 2 as well. And so both the owners have passed. And your name is what's there? James Kislowskas. Can I just call you James Kay? You sure can. Thank you. And what's your relationship to the property? I was renting the property and now the daughter is trying to go through probates so I can purchase a property from her. Okay. Okay. All right. Thank you, James Kay. Now that means that not really unless you've got some kind of authorization from the daughter, I'm not going to really be able to hold you to account, but having you here and understand when he's helpful in and of itself. Okay. Officer Hall. Take it away. We're called certified compliance officer Charlotte County. It's case COD-2400509. Address of violations 1-1230-3rd Avenue or 1 3, 0, 3rd Avenue, or 1, 1, 2, 3, 8, 3rd Avenue. Owners of record or Roger. Jones and Shona Furlow. Zonin is RSF. On March 7, 2024, I conduct inspection. Is there the following violations? And Inclose trailer, three vehicles, a camper, all being stored and undeveloped a lot, and outside storage and junkline conditions prohibited use of the property. During the investigation, I took photographs of the prop, you know, I like to offer the photographs and evidence as county composite exhibit number one. Okay, so entered. Notice the violation was posted in cornfieldfield for the Florida Statue 162. I've had no communication with your own regarding this case on July 24, 2024 I conducted a final inspection finding the violation still substantially the same as sent in my testimony. Okay, why don't we go straight in while you're pulling out the photos once you go ahead and up the hall and present on the other case as well. We go straight in while you're pulling out the photos. Once you go ahead, Officer Hall and present on the other case as well. Recall, Certified Code Compliance Officer at Charlotte County, it's the case of COD 2400512. The address of violation is 112192 and have you put on a gore. Zoning is RSF. Director of owner is Roger Jones and is showing a furlough. On March 7, 2024, I deducted inspections or defined violations outside storage, junk like conditions and prohibitive use of the property. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs and evidence. As county can pause exhibit number one So entered Okay. So, sir, home, both these properties, there's no primary residence. So, on second avenue, you're on your, your is. Okay. Okay. Are these properties adjacent to each other? Yes. The second avenue is or the third avenue sets behind the second avenue but they're not combined. The third avenue one is is undeveloped. Okay. No problem. All right. So Mr. James K. Let me add or the so you're living in the house on second Avenue. Are all the vehicles that are, uh, everything that's stored, are all yours? Uh, the Toyota right there in the white van in the back are company-owned vehicles that I use when I need to go out for the company I work for. The, uh, two, the blue one there and the green one in the back are my personal and they're titled. And the one white one in the back I'm waiting for a lost title from the guy I purchased it from. He's trying to get the title back to get it to me. And since I can't put it on the road without tags, just sitting there. And on the third street property, all the materials looks like framing. All the... Real through that on the property next door, adjacent to my lot, there for some reason, they dumped all the trust work for an entire house on my property. The guy that was delivering it for some reason dumped it there. So I have since I've been going around and around with him, you finally said he doesn't want it. It was for a house. He was going to build that he's not and he just needed a place. So I cut it up and hauled it all off. It's all gone now. Okay, good. Okay, so I want to, here's what I'm, is this, is this in the TGA task force area? Yes, sir. Well, because the reason I'm, here's the reason I'm asking this. So the, you're the the tenant you're looking up you're you're going through the probate process you're going to acquire the property. Yes sir. If the county places leans on the property or goes out and abates the property and if it's in the TGA that they're likely to do it pretty quickly. Okay. That means they're going to and since a lot of this property is your property they're likely to do it pretty quickly. Okay, that means they're gonna, and since a lot of this property is your property, they're going to, first of all, they're gonna take your property, they're gonna take it to the landfill or to a holding yard and you'll have to pay to get it all back, which seems, you know, a waste of effort if you want it back. And they'll have to lean the property with the hard cost that they incur. And so when you go to buy the property, even if the daughter is looking to really unload it, you're gonna have to pay all those costs. Yes, sir. So what I can't, you know, you're not the property owner so I can't, you know, what I'm trying to tell you is it's in your best interest to get the property cleaned up as soon as possible, because I can't really give you enough time on this one for the process to play itself out. Pro Bay process could take a long time, all that. So the county's asking for 15 days to clean these properties up. I'm inclined to give you more time than that. I have an issue with the boat in the back and the trailer. The RV. The RV sat out there after the hurricane and we were, I had about six to ten inches of water in back and the hubs and bearings are froze up on the axle. So I can't even pull it out of there. I'm going to have to tear that all apart and redo that and that's going to take a little while especially since this is last rain. I still have now I have four inches of water back there currently. The front I have completely cleared out. It's completely cleared out. All that's out there is the blue truck and the tires that were there. Four of that truck are now in the bed of the truck. Front portion, all the others all straightened out. The back I cleared out all that timber, I got rid of two of the junk trailers that were back there that had been back there since I moved and I gave them away. I'm trying to find a boat trailer that I could put the pontoon boat on because the trailer I had with the axle actually fell out of it when I was pulling in the yard. That's why it boat on because the trailer I had with the axle actually fell out of it when I was pulling in yard. That's why it was taken off the trailer in the first place. Okay. Well, here's what I'm going to do. Officer Hall, I mean, I'm going to go on on on Mr. K's word, he's clean up the property substantial. So I'm going to give instead of the 15 days the county's asking. I'm going to add 40, I'm going to give instead of the 15 days the county's asking. I'm going to add 45 days. Even after 45 days, I'm just giving you an extra time to clean up as much of the outside as possible. They would not schedule an abatement of something as big as an RV like that. So what I'm going to recommend if you haven't already contacted Mr. Hall, keep Officer Hall completely completely aware what's going on. Invite him out to see that you've cleaned up what you have. Yes, sir. Keep him up to date with the process, how things are looking as to clean up. Because if you're moving forward to clean up, they're going to let it stay there. The fines will accrue, okay? So the fines for not taking it out. They'll charge the fines, but they won't necessarily go in there and haul it out and once it's all been cleaned up You can come in even as a as a purchaser of the property and get the and get the leans reduced before you acquire it Mm-hmm. So I'm just this is the process. I would do if I was in your situation You've cleaned it up keep it cleaned Identify those two or three items that that need to be addressed. Reach out to Mr. Officer Hall, let them know what you're doing with those, what the status is, and obviously keep everything around them looking clean too, and you'll be able to work it all out. Yes sir. All right. Both in violation I'm going to give the the respondent 45 days of the order to bring the property in compliance. It would be a $50 per day fine for each day continuing violation thereafter. I'm going to award a batman cost and I'm going to enter in a two-year season to sister or in two-year season to sister order is basically saying that, okay, you've cleaned it up, but if in a year and a half you bring back half, you know, a fleet of vehicles and leave them in the backyard, you know, they're gonna be able to start the case up without having to come back to me, okay? two properties. I'm trying to find out how I could connect them so all the properties that are there so that I can use the third street because there's a driveway on third street where I could get on the property and everything and I like to be able to leave the RV back there and my boat once I get a trailer but it has to be combined or something, not sure what that's. So there are two types of combinations. There's a lot of combination, and then there's like the property praise or we'll combine them all for purposes of taxes. So two things are sort of independent. You'll actually be talking to the planning and zoning on that, Mr. Collin, who was here earlier, his department would help you figure that out But none of that can happen until you've actually taken title of property, okay? That's perfect. Thank you Sorry, I appreciate it. Thank you Our next case is item K on the agenda COD 23-02087, property at 6249, Richledge Street in Inglewood. Good morning. Are you Mr. Mrs. Smith? Yes. OK. All right. Don't emit anything. Let him. All right. Officer Drown. What are you accusing? Mr. Smith of doing now. John Brown certified code compliance officer, Charlotte County. COD-23-02087. The address of the violation is 6249 Rich Ledge Street. The zoning is residential single family. The owner of record is Terry and Jeanette Smith. On August 21st, 2023, I conducted an inspection, observed the following violations. Jumped like conditions outside storage of wood, construction materials, and debris. During the investigation, I took photographs of property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence as Charlotte County composite exhibit one. I see no objection so entered. The notice of violation was served by certified mail in accordance to floor statute 162. I have had communications with the owners regarding this case. On July 24th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding violation still substantially the same. They're still outside storage and jump light condition. This is into my testimony. But they have cleaned up the property? Yes, and they did register. There was an issue with the mobile home as part of the, or the travel trailer as part of the original complaint. They have registered that with the county as required. So the remaining issue is just the outside storage around the vehicles trailers, the lumber wood debris is still present. Okay, all right. Have you been communication working with Mr. Smith? I have. Actually, I think their son reached out to me recently and was trying to get clarification on it. However, because the case is so old and with the milling work or whatever he was doing on the premises as created the issue. I knew it. It's always the kids. It's the kids in their projects. All right, Mr. Smith, you under, sounds like you've already done quite a bit to clean things up. You understand what What else needs to be done? Yes. How much time how much we've been working on it? How much time do you need? I'd say a couple months, okay, and we could get it out there Because the travel trailer I think Scott three months. Yeah, yeah Okay, there's no one living in the travel trailer anything think has got three months. Yeah. Okay, there's no one living in the travel trailer or anything. Yes, there is. Okay, is that your son? No. Another good friend of ours. He lost his home in Hurricane. Okay. And he's parking that there. But he talked to JD last week. We all three did. And it can be until the end of September, I think. I know, Denver. I know, Denver. What's the county's position on an extension? It was not our testimony that that was registered. It was registered within the county guidelines. Yeah. Just want to, on the remaining outdoor stuff, I want to like to give additional time. I'm going to dismiss Smith. I'm going to give you 90 days. OK, three more months. OK. I'd love to give you more so that it's in the cooler months to get the stuff done. But also, it happens to be having extra stuff sitting around that can blow about as dangerous. So that's about as far as I can give you, but that's a recognition how much work you've already done. So I'm going to find the properties and violation. I'm going to give you 90 days from the day to the order to bring the property into compliance and to remove the remaining outdoor storage. It would be $50 a day after that and I'm going to award the county a two year cease and assist order basically to prevent it from coming back and the ability to clean up the property if after 90 days you can't get done. All right, thank you very much. All right, thank you. Good luck. And I apologize I missed one earlier so we're going to go back. Item H, COD 23-01254. This property is a 1080 haste lane and Englewood. Mr. Mrs. Mullin. Oh. Where are you, sir? Are you Charles Mullin? All right, Mr. Mullin, so you've been waiting patiently and I skipped right over you, so I'll. Off the track. Yes, number COD-23-01254. The address of the violation is 10-080-Hace Lane. It is on the single family residence. The owner of record is Charles and Kelly Mullin. On May 12, 2023, I conduct inspection of the following violations. Unpermanated garage enclosure, the owner had applied for a permit but is not issued. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence and permit history as Charlotte County composites of it on. Thanks. I'm going to go to the next floor. So I turned. The violation of the notes of violation was served by certified mail in accordance to the Florida statute 162. I have a communication with the owner regarding this case on June 28, 2024. I conducted the final in the year of the year of the year of the addition is the permit he was he's been working with engineering trying to get something drawn up for that work but they started the work prior to the permit. Okay. All right. Mr. Mullin so you understand what needs to be done? Are you you have contract or doing the work in the back, right? Not yet. Here's what happened. I got an engineering group to do my plans for the addition. In November, watch this of 22. And so they're working on the plans. I paid extra to have them done in three weeks. Turns out it's just like a scam, but they took eight months to get my plans. And the, the enclosing garage, the two walls that I put up were our temporary. It was just, I just bought the house and I met out of storage. But they're just there with a couple of screws. They're only designed to be there. I called about it and they said, technically, I can't do it, but they said, you know, just ... So, I guess it was at an open carport before. I mean, yeah, you could just take down the wall and you'd be in compliance then, but then all your stuff would be. Well, here's what I have. I didn't want to touch anything after I got the notice. So I assumed that I was going to be able to take care of her right away with the engineers. I just get this. I just got, well, I got the plans from them after that eight months, sent them in to be permitted. They came back with rejections on certain things. I sent that back to the engineering company. The, that was in June and September. I got the rejected building plans. I, they sent another engineer out to address the, and then that was in November. The last week I got the plans. And they're right here. No, it's okay. So here's what. Here's where you are. You know you need to get a permit. Obviously you were getting the engineering plans done already. So you're on your way to do that. You jumped the gun a little bit and so the county's now is going to, you need to get the permits to finish the work. Either you need to restore the work in the back and take down the temporary garage door. Okay, and then you'll be in compliance until your plans are all finished and you'll be able to move forward. Or you can keep it as is, there'll be a fine, the fine will build up. Once you've got the permits, you can come in and get the fine reduced. Okay? And so I think the minimum fine, I think the $1,000 is down to $1,000. Okay. So the question for you is, don't make it worse because that will work against you. But you can keep it as is and pay a worst case scenario of $1,000 and essentially a penalty. Or you can restore it all until you get the permits to move forward. That's where you're in. And this doesn't happen with everybody where you're kind of in this like in-between zone. But nothing that you've done is too difficult to undo. happen with everybody where you're kind of in this like in between zone, but nothing that you've done is, you know, too difficult to undo, but you could also just leave it as is to allow you to keep the storage and keep everything in there while you're getting the permits. Now, once you get the plans final and you can resummit the permits and they're issued, the fine stop. Okay, and they'll just track it to make sure that you actually do the work and close out the permit. But that's where you are. So, you know, it's up to you what you want to do with it. I just want to let you know that that's that's where my order is going to fit. There's obviously work that has been done. There's a permit that is needed. I'm going to enter in the county's order, which is basically say 30 days to pull a permit. And then it's $50 per day. Now, as you've seen today since you've been here since the beginning, the first fine is $70, three months out. And then it's $4,000, six months out and then it's $4,000 six months out. So and then after the six months you can still come it down bring it down to a thousand dollars once you've got everything taken care. So I normally don't game it out like that for someone but you're in you're in a situation where you can you can go down that path. And so what I would say is if you can try and get this permit done in the next 30 days or get it resubmitted in maybe even in the next 60 or 70 days, you probably won't get any fines on this and you'll be able to move forward. But if you're 60 days out and it seems like you're still going back and forth of the engineering, you're not going to get the permits Put together in time then you may want to pull all this back Take take the take the wood down and call officer drown and say hey look. I've restored the property I'm still going to come in and get a permit later on And I just I'm just not there yet. Okay, so I'm laying all that out for you Mr. Mullen because I think you're kind of in between zone where you're you're you're almost you can easily go back into compliance, you know, so does that make sense to you? Yeah. Okay. All right. You're on your grounds. That makes sense to you or my way off here. No, no, I just wanted to clarify something that to for the clearing he did in the back that would require a permit to put that back. Okay. Because it's a drainage slope, that type thing. But it goes forward and gets the permit for the addition. He's good to go either way. He mentioned to me at one point he was going to perhaps just put a slab, get that started and if before I do that, right? That is correct. Yeah, and the slab permit or the addition permit, both would clear out the need for the clearing permit. Go. Now, let me just say that these plans still have to be done. I'm going to have to have the permit before I do that, right? Yeah, and the slab permit or the addition permit, both would clear out the need for the clearing permit. Go. Now, let me just say that these plans still are not wet-signed and they didn't do a gable end that they're supposed to do it. And I blew my top and I fired them. And I hired an engineer, an architect, draftsman to recoppe these plans. So, I said I'd be three weeks out on that. Well, three weeks is fine as long as you can, as long as what he designs out, you can put together and get into a building permit. So, you'll be within the day. So what I'll do is this. I'm going to give you 60 days before the fine starter brewing. So there'll be 60 days to pull a permit and then $50 a day after that for potential fines. But as I laid out, even if the fines start you still can walk all that back right you know all right thank you very much Mr. Monter thank you all right next case is item N on the agenda. Properties 17421 Sabrina Circle in Port Charlotte. morning sir. Morning sir. Good morning. No mine officer Greenwood he's just showing you the photos that they're going to present make sure that. Officer Fried if you're ready. David Fried certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County. The COD is 24-00747. The address of violation is 17-421 Sabrina Circle. The zoning is RSF 3.5. The owner of record is Steven W. Dufraing the second. On April 2nd, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violation, offense and state of disrepair and or not installed. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to open the evidence as well as the permit number 202 309 619 69 and the affidavit for accessory structure in the evidence is county composite exhibit number one so entered The notice of violation was posted in accordance with florida statute 162 I Had communication yesterday with the owner regarding this case on July 29th, 2024. I conducted the final inspection, finding the violation still substantially the same. However, the pool does have a temporary barrier around it now and it does appear to be working. This is the end of my testimony. Okay, so this is, I mean, I see that I see Mr. DeFran you subended the permit. Things got started. You just are you revising it or what's what's going on? No, Sarah, actually I have a application to resubmit for the permit. Okay. I just got slid down my priority list And like I was explaining to him yesterday, my dog's been staying with my dad for about a year now. And he was my priority to get him the fence done. Other than that, really, just being tired from working all day. Yeah. I've got projects. I did want to clarify something. We had a previous code case on this for an expired permit for the fence. That's that permit. We actually dismissed this ANC and the permit closed after six months. We didn't do an inspection on the fence permit and it was just never done. So that's why I included that. He signed affidavit stating that it would be done but he never did install the fence. Okay. That's all right. We're back at it. It's okay. How much time do you need before you resubmit the permit? I was going to do it once I leave here. Okay. Well, that's really all we need. I'm going to go ahead and I'm gonna find the property and violation. I'm gonna give you 30 days, so today you'll be done. To get, pull the permit, move forward, and then it'd be $50 a day after the words, but it sounds like we'll be well on way before then. All right, thank you Mr. Frade. Thank you. Once that permits, you know, been applied for and the work's done and filed out, the case will be, will issue an order to Smith in case and you'll be done. All right, I appreciate it. Thank you. All right. Our next case is item R on the agenda, COD 24-01094, 3377, Pellum, Boulevard and Port Charlotte. Good morning, sir. Morning. I'm Nationa of the property. Oh, okay. My name is Paulo Silva, and just for the record, the owner of the property is in the hospital doing a colonoscopy, his own thing. Okay. And so, what's your last name? Silva. Silva, okay. So what's your relationship to the owner? I'm a friend. Okay. All right. So, no problem. Mr. Silva. And you got, I'm sorry, you got ten and there's a lease on the property. And it okay what's in what's your name sir. Robert O'Connor. Robert O'Connor okay. All right. All right gentlemen just hang tight I'm going to have officer Fried is going to introduce the case officer Green was going to show you some photos that indicate the condition of the property. David Fried certified co-compliance officer for Charlotte County, COD 24-01094. The address of violation is 3377, Palombolevard. The zoning is RSF 3.5. The owner of record is Armando and Lucio Estudent. On May 3rd, I conducted an inspection and observed the falling violation. Trailer's parked in the right away, outside storage of hot tubs, tires, and miscellaneous items and damage to the right away. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs and the evidence is counting composite exhibit number one Hey, so entered the notice of violation was served by certified male and accordance with Florida statute 162 I have had communication with the owners and the tenant regarding this case on July 29th and July 30th I conducted the final inspection to show that the violation constantly changes Every day, but it's still in violation and it's still substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony I know what's going on here. You just don't understand off-screen. They're getting ready for spring break They're gonna have the they're gonna have the spa on the trailer that drive down Daytona Beach That I've seen it a million times. So So maybe, I don't know if Mr. Conner, if this is junk that someone left there, if this is your items, why don't you come up and speak there just to? I have a business, I have some contract for recreational warehouse. Okay. This is when this stuff kind of happens. It's like, it's a daily thing. Like, you know, I, when this was just in, to switch to a different number of things. We put them in the back corner of the house. I preload the day before to do the deliveries the next day. That was also with the trailer being in the swell since he came last time. That's why we put everything back into the back of the corner of the property with the trucks. Okay. Officer Fried, other than the trailer in the spot, is there anything else going on? There is a little bit. There are some tires, some propane tanks, but I've had numerous complaints about this because the trailers are there constantly. This is a case that I've opened and closed twice. It was supposed to go to previous hearing and we closed it out because the owner said he would instruct the tenants to stop doing it. But as you can tell from the 29th and the 30th every day there is something different there. The hot tubs have a lot of styrofoam inside. They will end up crumbling and there's styrofoam that is flying all over the neighborhood there. There is the damage to the right way because they are constantly parking trailers and you can drive by there just about any day and see a different trailer and a different hot tub just sitting in the right away. Okay. Mr. O'Connor, is there anything you can do to, I mean, is there a possibility for you to, you know, use the space at recreational warehouse at the mall or someplace else for you to store these items other than residential neighborhood? The mall won't, we've tried to get a spot over there. They won't allow us. I can stop having the old tubs there. I can just have them start taking to the dump right away. I think that's gonna be the solution that we're talking about here. But is it okay to have the trailers in the back corner of the lot? If trailers okay. If the trailers are hooked up, constantly they are just dropped there. They are okay. However, if the constant use, and you can see in this picture, creates the damage to the right away, you will need to constantly get right away a restore permit, like what we're asking for now, to make sure that the right away has not been damaged. Okay. A lot of that damage is because, like right now, if you go to the house, from the driveway to the back corner, 10 feet in is all water. You know, and yeah, from backing up into that back corner, that's why the grass and that, because of the rise in to come into the back lot is just why the dirt right there is like. Well, ideally if it's something that you would be using constantly, you would want to get a... Okay, but I'm just a runner so I mean the other possibility for you is to is to work on the arrangement with one of the outdoor storage yards in town I mean that way you're not in a rush right you're paying a set fee per month you can leave the trailer there You can leave the leave the Spouse on there maybe better for you and obviously at some point this is gonna Come back to bite the owner and so what the county was the county asking for. They're asking for a restoration permit as part of this. Yes. Okay. And then discontinue. Okay. So the Mr. Conner is going to stop with the, he's going to stop with the, the, the, the, uh, spas. The trailer he understands what the trailer is going to be. What, what is the time table to get the restoration permit? Because you guys are asking for 15 days on this, which is fine for the spa and for everything else, but the restoration permit probably won't even get through the, there's no way that can get done through the county at 15 days He can apply for it within 15 days not according to Mr. Verdol can't even get anyone answer the phone so I'm gonna I'm gonna give I'm gonna give you 30 days So mr. Silva this I'm the order is to Restore any damage cost to the right away, from the use to kind of always coming up and going down. And to no more, no more of the outdoor storage of the spa is the county's asking for a two year season sister's order on that. And I'm gonna give 30 days to stop that activity and to get an apartment for the restoration. Okay. The impairment for the restoration, like what it has to be fixed. So maybe nothing. You're what you're going to have to do is, you know, code forcements, what they're doing is they see the property and they see the condition of the right away all being dug up and that that creates the potential that there could be, you know, future damage to the road that everyone's paying for. So what's going to happen is you're going to need to take some photos, you're going to go down to the public works department and say, hey, I have an order to put a restoration permanent here. They're either going to tell you you need one or that you don't need one. If you don't need one, you're going to pass that on to Officer Freed, but at a minimum, they're probably going to tell you they want that leveled out and re-soughted to keep it from eroding further. So that will be sort of the extent of the permit. And with respect to, can you maintain that while keeping the trailer there, my recommendation is to you to go look elsewhere. Otherwise, it's just going to be a reoccurring issue. Okay. All right. I'm going to give you 30 days on that to get that applied for and to address all the other issues. Thank you very much. Oh, thank you. Thank you. All right. All right. Next case is item W, COD 24-00813, 4340 Garden Road in Port Charlotte. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. All right. And what are your names? Donna Artrip, Council from Florida Rural Legal Services. Okay. And this is Mr. John Rectal, AKA John Rex. Okay. Rex, all right, I'll go and, I'm sorry, Donna, what was your last name? It's ART, is in Tom, RIP's and Paul. Okay, Archette. All right, thank you. All right, thank you very much. Officer Greenwood's going to take photos of the property. Please let me know if they accurately depict the property, at least on the date that was identified below. OK officer, a teach if you want to go forward. Savannah Teeve certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County, KCOD 2400813. Address the violation is 4340 Garden Road. Zoning is RSF 5 owner of record is John Rectol. On April 11th, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Phil dirt brought in, obstruction of the right of way. Two decks were being added to the property with no permit, expired roof permit, multiple untagged and unregistered vehicles, outside storage of miscellaneous debris, and a large sailboat on stands. During the investigation I took photographs of the property I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as county composite exhibit one. The no objection so enter. Notice a violation was served via posting in accordance to Florida statute 162. I've had no communication with the owner regarding this case prior to today. July 15th, 2024 I conducted the inspection, finding the conditions of the property, substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Another lovely home, Mr. Rex. I said the same thing, nice boat. Okay. Well, I think the county's allegations, because I already speak for themselves. Is our trip to your client have anything to add? Yes. So we've gone through all of the violations and some of them he's already remedied. And as a matter of fact, today, as we walk out, he's going to go to 1,400 and renew and pull some permits like for the dirt. As far as for the roof, that's $100 fees going to pay that today and request the reinspection for the roof. The bigger issues are the boat that he has and also the porch. So he has, he's in the process of retaining a structural engineer so that he, he's going to need probably at least 90 days so that he can get that porch done properly. So we're requesting that and he'll need probably the same amount of time for the boat. So we could just get that 90 day extension. I think we'll be able to cure all of the violations. OK. I am absolutely comfortable with that. Yeah. All right. I do apologize for the mass. Everything is clean now. So everything will be taken care of diligently. You know, I find that it's unfortunate in this job, and I don't have time to speak to absolutely every single person who comes in. But we all have lives to live. We all have day jobs. And things we think are simple. Like, oh, I can just swap out my light switches and things in my house. All these things that we don't understand there are rules about and there are processes and those take time. And you've never dealt with them before because maybe I do this kind of work, but I don't do that kind of work. I don't, I don't hold anyone to apologize for any of the items. You know, some obvious things, you know, partying 15 cars and someone else's vacant lot, sure. But so there's no need to apologize. This is the process. You'll go through the process, you get cleaned up. It's absolutely fine, I understand. All right, so I'm gonna go ahead and give the Respondent 90 Days to come into compliance. It would be a $50 per day fine for each day continuing violation thereafter. I'm going to enter into two-year season to sister order on the sale boat and I'm going to award the county a bakeman cost but you guys don't want to move a sale boat to you so you're not going to do that. Thank you all very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you, sir. All right. Our next case is item X, COD 24-01187310 Manley Street in Port Charlotte. Mr. Andrews and Mrs. Winlemann? Here. There you go. Mr. Andrews is here and then I'm Devon Andrews. No relation. I'm a pastor. Okay. But it's a fun joke. Now you get your leg in with the big man no matter what, right? Okay. the big man no matter what right okay officer teach Savannah Teague certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County COD 24-01187 Address of violation is 310 Manley Street, zoning is RFF 3.5, owner of record is Clifford Andrews and Corey Winkleman. On May 15, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations, storage on vacant lot, travel trailer being used for living purposes. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as county composite exhibit one. Okay, so entered. The notice of violation was served via posting in accordance to Florida statute 162. I have had communications with the owner regarding this case. On June 27th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection finding the conditions of the property substantially the same. This is the conditions of the property substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. Mr. Andrews, you understand what the county's case is? So can you, we want to make, so Cliff is hard at hearing. Okay. And so if it's not spoken directly into a mic, he cannot hear you. Mr. Andrews, do you understand the case, the county's alleging that you can't live on the travel trailer on a vacant lot? Okay. Everything is gone. Okay. Except my truck and the camper. Okay. What are your plans? Are you looking for some place else to go in the meantime? He's winning the lottery. So he's on, so he lived on a boat. The boat was destroyed. I lived on a sailboat for 10 years. You Charlotte County, traveled all over the place. Everything was gone. I lost everything except the clothes on my back. FEMA gave me money which I bought the camper and a truck. All the trailers are... Corries. They're all gone. That truck I bought from FEMA, the camper I bought. And Savannah came out. I'm not allowed to live there. I met these two angels and they might give me an opportunity to go there. She's the pastor of the church. Kimmy is the director of the largest pantry in Charlotte County. I got that little love note and I'm not allowed to be there. It's my property but I'm not allowed to be there so in the conversation. Does camp are there? So so there there are each piece property zoning is different. This property is in a our single family residential zoning district, which means that the primary use of that property can only be for a single family home. Now, there are other categories, another place in the county where you can have campgrounds or you can have a camp in DeSoto County. I believe they allow you to, if you're 10 acres and you're building a house, you can live in a trailer while you're building the house. But that's not the rules in Charlotte County. And the main reason that is is because this area, although it looks nice and wooded right now, eventually will probably build out with single-family homes. And there's, you're not going to be camping in between them. Plus, there's concerns about, as the county's addressing the past, concerns about where's the waste going? Where's the electricity? So to have a residence there, it's a public safety issue. And so that's, I know it, we all feel like, oh, I own the property, I should be able to do whatever I want with it, but there are limits on everything. And so this piece of property doesn't have the appropriate use classification to allow someone to live on it. Now if there is, there may be places where, I mean, other than straightforward RV campgrounds, there may be other places in the county where it's allowed. I don't see anyone here from the planning department that probably could give you those options today, but that's the reality of the situation. So if there's some place that the church has that may qualify, that'd be fantastic, but we've actually had a couple of cases where churches have been donated some property, you know, vacant property, and then this has happened on that. So we just need to get... And so the only way for him to stay on the property is to be building a house on the property? He'd have to have... He couldn't stay there while the house is being built either. He'd have to have the house... I am not allowed to stay there. No. Not in a travel trailer. The zoning fish will maybe be able to give some additional color. Is there a trailer that is appropriate for that neighborhood? Sean Cullen and planning zoning fish I have in sworn. The only type of quote trailer would be a D.B.P.R. approved modular home. Those would be allowed in the RSEF zoning district. This is considered recreational vehicle. The only place a recreational vehicle can go is in a recreational vehicle park, RVP zoning. It's the same situation that we have in New York. Right, so the example Mr. Collin would be if you were to get a, I don't wanna call them, you know, mobile homes, but not on wheels, but the standard kind of double wide. That, that could. Right, did HASP be a specific type of manufactured home that is considered to be built consistent with Florida building code? Right, and not just a HUD. That would be allowed to be there, and then that would have to be on a slab and then that would have to connect up to utilities or have a septic tank if they're allowed there. And although those are not, it is expensive as building a home, they're certainly a little bit more than a pop up trailer. Right. And so do you know if this lot is already set up, like everything you can just plug in with the county utilities or are we having to pay the county to bring the utilities in? Do you know about that? This is deep into Northwest Port Charlotte. I don't believe there's any utilities run probably of electricity from FPL, but. Are there any leaves in the area? I just thought it was lies, but there's no transformer. Okay. Is there any other homes anywhere nearby?. Is there other homes anywhere nearby? Mr. Anders? Are there homes anywhere nearby, Mr. Anders? There are. There are. Okay. Very, very, very few. I might see, might see, four cars go by a day. Okay. So if there are other homes, there's likely that there's... Northwest Port Charlotte, most likely there's not water or sewer utilities there. It's most likely, mostly septic and well. septic, okay, but a septic could be put in. That's not a- Right, septic could be put in- People are bringing the lines to it. Correct. Okay, so power would be the- would be the other and then water would be the- to enter her question probably powers the only thing that's really out there at this point. Okay. And then Mr. Rooney, are there assistance programs for folks who have been in cliff situation to help with these type of issues? Yes, the county's Human Services Department have assistance programs. There's Gulf Coast partnership. There's a number of people you can contact. Carrie Wall, she's the director of human services or her staff. They'll be able to help there up off of Lovell and Boulevard. They are only able to help if there's existing structures on the property I work with. Carrie and with Angela as well. And we have run into this a lot in that a lot of people that were living other places have relocated here because of the abundance of open space and we've run into this quite frequently. Unfortunately, this does create a lot of health and safety issues as was stated by Mr. Williams. Yeah, so Ms. Walch is, this is a program that Ms. Walch covers with respect to FEMA. So they can help with, there was a home, they can get a trailer. But then there are other assistance homes programs for just housing issues that she may be able to help out with. And because he doesn't have a house, he doesn't qualify. No, we had, where was this last place of residence? I know we've seen that. About that was destroyed by Hurricane Ian. And was it docked doc here in Toronto? Yep. Are there avenues for affordable housing in Charlotte County for him that we can expedite a process for? And those are areas that Carrie's does have some availability. So potentially she'd be able to help with those. I don't know if you're a veteran, but veteran services also have some availability. Potentially she'd be able to help with those. I don't know if you're veteran, but veteran services also have some. On airport road that just is under construction right now. I'm on, I'm on the list, okay. Might be five years from now. I'll be too old to do anything. Which is my question is there a way to expedite him on that list to put him higher up through the county's recommendation. Unfortunately nothing we can do through this process. Except you can only remove him from the only place of residence he has where he's not causing a disturbance. He's not using anything on the property ill, but he lost his home during a hurricane which was not his fault. And now you're saying he needs to be homeless. This was a directive by the Board of County Commissioners at a meeting that they had about, probably about a year ago, where they wanted us to really these camping situations or these situations they wanted us to address them very hard and remove them because one of the biggest issues as was stated, where is his waste going? He's not using it out there. We don't know that. And so we've seen things that we've seen things. We've had that. And unfortunately we have to apply the rules across the board. And we have done this. There are how many of we've done so far, especially tropical Gulf acres. That is an area that is very heavily utilized for this. And there's been a number of people that are in this same exact situation, and they have had to find alternate housing. And so, and that's my question for the county, the commissioners, affordable housing, everything. If you've had so many people come through this situation, then what are we actually doing to help rectify it? We have a number of items that are run through the human services department in order to help people in this situation. Right, I apologize. Ms. Andrews and Ms. or Ms. Andrews and Mr. Andrews. Reverend Andrews. Reverend Andrews. What I'm going to recommend is this. I'm going to go ahead and find in favor of the county. I'm going to give 60 days. So the county's asked for five days to clear the property. I'm going to give 60 days to give some additional time. I will call Ms. Walsh myself and also just put another word and to see if there's anything else that can be done. It would be $50 per day thereafter. And I would say, who cares? But the situation is because it's something removable, the county could go out and remove it. And that since that is his home, I don't want that to happen. And have absolutely nothing. Because that has happened to others for this issue. They've come out there and removed it, and then they have nowhere to live. So. And so. And so. And so, I think it's because I've been working with the county on these type of issues with health and human services golf coast partnership homeless coalition since the hurricane. I know how slow this process is. I will give you 90 days. Thank you, sir. And then in that 90 days, well, Miss Savannah continue to call Cliff on a regular basis, or will she wait until the 90 days? Still wait until the 90 days is up. Okay, we appreciate that. All right. I just had a weird thought. The homeless, hundreds and hundreds of them. Why couldn't they be sort of hired by the city to help all these people, all these people, clean up their messes. Not a bad idea. We done. You got a lot of knowledge up in your head. Thank you, Mr. Anyway. Not according to my wife. Thank you, Mr. Anders. Oh, by the way, Hurricane's, I was born in a hurricane. We're going to get another one. And a lot more people will be homeless. We all in this together. All right. Our next case is item EE. It's COD 24 to 0,0944. Properties 54, 80, deer run road and Punta Gora Good morning. Are you Mr. Davis and Miss and Neary and I mean Henry okay, sorry All right Sorry, you've been waiting quite a long time Let's get you off the Greenwood. Good morning, Matthew Greenwood co-compliance officer, case COD24-00944. The address of the violation is 548-0, dear unroad. The zoning is residential estates one. The owner of record is Elizabeth Arneary. Annarine, yes. Annarine and William Davis Sr. On April 27, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. A residential garage installed without permits. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property and would like to offer the photographs into evidence as county composite exhibit number one Hey, see no objections so entered. Notice the violation was posted in accordance with Florida Statute 162. Regarding this case on July 22nd, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding the violation still substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay, so I just want to clear, it's the metal frame structure in the back. Yes, sir. It appears that they built the, there's two shipping containers and they built the garage around them. Okay, all right. Mr. Davis, you understand what the counties asking for. They're asking for you to pull a permit to keep it. You're going to be able to are you working through that process? I'm going to just request 90 days to either have it removed or permit it to all right. All right. Get through it. Thank you very much. Go ahead and give you 90 days. It would just be $50 a day thereafter. Thank you. Okay. All right. Excuse me. Mr. Davis is on his way out of town. Okay. He's moving. He's going to leave this in my lap. He built it when I said I didn't think it was legal. Permitting didn't seem to be a issue to him. So now he's going to take off and move out of state, leaving me with this mess. Do you have any suggestions? Really? Yeah, really. Good Lord with that. I mean, that's an issue for you, as both owners of the property, that's an issue for you guys, though it's a legal matter, I have to take up. Correct. Yeah, that means for you to address separately. Right. Thank you all very much. I mean, I've done some things my wife didn't like at the house too. You know, I should give them more time. All right. Next case. Item I I on the agenda, the COD 22 to 01919 for property at 23 050, Santa Cahavidoum, Port Charon. Morning, sir, you Mr. Peake. I'm not. You are not. Oh, geez. He's deceased. Okay, I'm sorry. Son-in-law. And what's your name? Timothy Putzeer. I'm sorry, what was the last name more to putzeer? Son-in-law And what's your name? Timothy Putzier I'm sorry, what was the last name more to putzier? Putzio? PUTZIER Oh, okay All right Well, what's the plan for the property? Is your wife working through probate? We're in probate now, So they said that would be anywhere from three months to three years. Okay, yeah. Sorry. All right. Well then, let's see what we can or cannot do about this. Officer Davis. Paul Davis certified code compliance officer Charlotte County, it's COD 22-01919. The address of the violation is 23 050, Seneca Avenue, and zoning is Charlotte Harbor neighborhood business residential. The owner of the property is a record is Joseph R. Pete Jr. On August 23, 2022, it conducts an inspection reserved to following violations. Several property maintenance violations, including damaging, eroding roof, stairs, and outside wood walls. During investigation took photographs of the property, and like to offer the photographs and evidence is County Composite Exhibit Number One. All right, So entered. No special service certified mail to cornstment floor to statute 162. I've had several con of communications with the owner and the family members, regarding this case on January 4, 2023, conducted the final inspection. Finally, the roof had been repaired and some of the damage had been removed, but there's still some property maintenance issues. Yeah. I feel free of this physio. Oh, this one looks like it doesn't look like that anymore. Oh, thank God. He's done a lot of work to it. We interact with him in contact all the time trying to get this stuff worked out. Okay well then that case. You have any updated pictures? No. Yeah. This looks like something out of a horror 70s slasher movie. Yeah. It looks substantially better. Okay. But there's still a lot still a lot. Is there anything that's a life safety issue at this time? No. Okay. So how much time do you need to keep working through it? Well, it all depends when we can get our, put into our names. Okay. So you can't pull a building permit or do anything like that. I'm not sure on that. I've tried, we were in the process, So you can't pull a building permit or do anything like that, the mom? I'm not sure on that. I've tried, we were in the process, trying to pull a remodelers permit. Every time I went five or six times, I kept getting rejected. I almost had it. I was really close. Remember what the rejection was for? I don't really, but what we're, our plan is is that we're going to hire and a contractor to come in. Really doesn't, it doesn't look like this anymore. So the contractor is going to, you know, come in, but they're going, they're requiring all the permitting and that which can take a little bit. Okay, well, um, I think that you've been working with the county with 90 days. can take a little bit. Okay well um can you much have been working with the county with 90 days? I'll give you nine days to move forward on it. I'm also from this. Well the the reason the the time frame is more of the permitting side. Once the permits issued the case goes into abatement and it's as holds. So if I give you 30 days we're going to start finding you. So what if we suggested six months that way I can get a contractor on board? That'd be too long. I don't think I ever get in six months for anything. So what I have? Which I'd get any contractor in this town. Yeah. Well, getting someone, yeah, it's not easy. And between hiring them and when they actually put the permit and it could all be a lot longer than that, what does the county feel about a longer extension? 90 days? Okay, I'm gonna give you 90 days anyway, see what you can do. Again, remember that the way the county, if you've been here all hearing, county won't do it, they'll do an initial reinspection at the date that I order, so 90 days out. And then they'll reinspec again, 90 days after that. So really you're getting your six months. Right. So if he comes back with the 90 day inspection, then we could, it might, I like that. Yeah. Yeah, the most you'd pay within would be $70. Okay. Now the stuff that has been rectified will that be taken into consideration? That's it is being taken into consideration right now. So you've you've already started to start to take things off and so that's why I'm offering this up without you. Yeah, that's do the that works. And if at the end of the day we're talking about, you know, officer Davis comes out there and there's just two things and you've hired contract and the department's yet, you know, he's not gonna, I've been starting this off. I've been working with it not being an RNA in some, I mean, well, let's just not talk about that. We just wanna get it done, you know. Shh, I don't care who's taking sure you got a forage. Get it done. That's somebody else's prop. Thank you. Thank you very much. Okay. Our next case is item MMM, COD 24 to 01139. Supreme builders of Florida, 111 Puncia de Circle in Port Charlotte. Now you guys, you would never forward to signatures, so don't worry about that. Good morning. Are you, so I got you down as you're a contractor, are you the contractor but also Supreme Builders? Yes. Okay, just making sure. You're the owner and not the contractor, also Supreme Builders? Yes. Okay. Just making sure. You're the owner and nothing contractor. Gotcha. All right. Don't say anything. Don't break into jail. Officer Davis is going to give us presentation. Officer T just showed you the pictures. You can tell me that's your work or not work. Your work. That Paul Davis certified could compliance officer Charlotte County COD 24-01139. Address of the violation is 111. Point City of Circle. In the owner of record is Supreme Builders of Florida, LLC. May Rellis Prieto. May 12, 2024. Conducting inspections over the following violations. A deck. A dock. and windows installed without the required repairments. During the investigation took photographs of the property, we like to offer the photographs into evidence as county composite number one. Okay, so entered. Notice the violation was served by certified mail and of course with Florida statute 162. I've had no communications with the owners up until yesterday when they said they were going to pull some permits. On July 5th, 2024, conductive final inspection, find the violations, till substantial the same. They tried to pull the permits before, they never got them. There was no permits and all the stuff was already there. Okay, well, so let me, you mean the work had already been done and then they tried to pull permits and they never were issued and then expired. OK, so they don't have any permits. OK. Well, we already got the permits. You've got the permits? I went to the city in the morning. I got the roofing permit. I got the windows and doors approved. also the dock. Okay. See you. For the 195 feet. I didn't res approved also the only one that is pending is the deck, the wood deck that is incomplete. I had to send some documents in order to get approved. Okay. All right. Well, uh, only thing that I asked is to get you know at least 90 days to close out the permit and finish the job. Okay, I'm willing to do that. All right, I'm gonna find the property of violation and give them a respond at 90 days to To get the permits issued and then there after be a hundred dollars a day commercial properties We charge more hundred dollars per day for continuing violation Good luck. Thank you. So it has 90 days to close the permits. You have 90 days to get those permits pulled. Yeah. No, I already got the permit pulled. The only thing that I had to pass is the inspections. OK. And that's fantastic. That's even better. Yeah. Thank you, sir. Thank you. All right. All right. Next case item PPCOD 23-02704. Property is 1080 broad view street in Port Charlotte. Good morning, sir. Good morning. Now, if we, if you've been here before, Mr. O's. Yes, sir. Okay. You remind, your name reminds me of someone else as well. I'm not going to hold that against you. Well, maybe they were fantastic. I found out from a doctorate, everything including the middle initial, there's someone else in this area. I don't think I've got the same name. But not same date of birth. Well, let me get that clear, because you know when the county leans people's property, they're leading all the properties from the same owner, you guys make sure you're not tagging him with somebody else's stuff. All right. Mr. Gasco, just hold on just a second. I'm gonna ask Officer Jewel to lay out her case for me, okay? Tracy Jewel's certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County, code case number COD-23-02704. The address of the violation is 1080 Broadview Street, Port Charlotte, Florida. The zoning is residential single family 3.5. The owner record is Robert P. Gaskell and the J. Gaskell on November 8th of 2023. I conducted inspection of the property, observing outside storage, creating a junk like addition and prohibit use of the property. During investigation took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence this county composite exhibit number one. Too many for me to look at. Take your time. They were all taken. Okay, seeing no objections so entered. They'll flip them for you on the screen so you can take a look. If you see something you don't, that doesn't look like your property. Van is gone. The notice of violation was served by certified mail in court and is with 4 to statute 162. I have had communication with the owner regarding this case. On August 1, 2024, I conduct final inspection of the property. Final large amount of the outside storage has been removed. However, there is enough to still take to hearing. This is the end of my testimony. Okay, can you go to the photos with the pallets? Okay, is that still there? Is that been removed? That's a new one. Thank you very much, sir. All right, how much time Mr. Graskel, do you need to remove everything else? I asked for 90 more days and the inspector said that that wasn't possible. I had to come here. I'll give you 90 days, sir. Thank you very much for cleaning up everything you have. All right, I'm going to go ahead and find a property violation. I'm going to give Mr. Gaskell another 90 days. Clean the property. It would be $50 a day for continuing violation. I'm going to enter a two year cease and the order and award the county abatement cost if necessary. That means that if they have to clean it up, they're going to charge you for it. Okay, and you don't want them to do it. You've already looked like you've done the lion share of the work. Thank you very much. Well, unfortunately, my neighbor has done most of the work because I've recently had nine fractures in my back and a blood clot in my left leg and portions of my left heart. Well, I think I feel that's a little difficult to get anything done, but I'm getting help. That's great. Thank you, your name were for us. Thank you. Thank you. Okay, next case is item pp COD 23-027-0 full. Oh, that was that one. Sorry I'm gonna get promised everyone I get them out of here by noon. I'm gonna do it case next cases I IRR, COD 24-00290 property is 150 harmony drive in Port Charlotte. Morning, miss. Morning, sir. And what is your name? Starlet Smith. Okay. And what is your relationship to the property, Mrs. Smith? I'm the better half. Okay. All right. There you go. Safe you sent you. Yeah. Since problem. All right. This Smith just hold on to the second officer. Jule already told me that part of this case has been dismissed. So some of it's already been addressed, but she's going to go ahead and lay the case out. And we'll talk after that. Okay. Tracy Jule certified co-compliance officer for Charlotte, Case Number COD-24-00290. The address of the violation is 1-550 Harmony Drive in Port Charlotte, Florida. There's only residential single-family 3.5. The other record is Dale East Smith. On February 8, 2024, I conduct an inspection of the property. Review the Charlotte County database, observing an RV camper parked stored in the front yard out of the required setbacks and being used for living purposes. No RV camper temporary use registration found outside storage junk like conditions and all creating properties to property. During the investigation took photographs of property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence is County composite exhibit number one. I'm going to go to the office. Remember it's all your husband's fault. Personally, a friend of mine. You see it there. All right, seeing the objections so entered, go hand out. Officer Jule. Those evaluations served by posting in certified mail in accordance with Florida Statute 162. I have had communication with the owner regarding this case. On August 1, 2024, I conduct the final inspection of the property and review the Charlotte County database finding the RV camper has been registered with the county for temporary living. The outside storage has been moved from the property and the RV camper has been moved to the right front yard and is still out of record setbacks. This is the end of my testimony. Okay, so is the only issue just the camper in the setbacks? Yes. Okay, do you think is it possible to get it in the setbacks? No, not the way she's got a fence up on that side of the property. It's a very large camper, but I don't know what her intentions. At one point, their intentions were going to be getting an extension onto your driveway, but I believe that was not, you weren't able to do that. Yeah, we were right now at that decide of the property, but we're going to have to move it in the driveway. Okay and the problem is it can't stick out is that the is that it it will probably stick out that's where it's at as of okay and so the setback issue is from the front yard is that the where's the setback? Well it's the leading edge of the homes where the RV has been but you said it registers is. Is this, is this, are you living in it because of a hurricane damage? Yes, this is our, this was our first year here to go through a hurricane. So we're not quite sure what to do yet. So, but that was provided by the insurance company. We had it sideways, but then we moved it again. So we're going to like to say we have to put it in the driveway. I thought that the FEMA trailers and other approved could be in the front yard they have to be behind leading edge. Sean Cullen and playing zoning official I have been sworn the mobile home units which are the larger of the FEMA provided ones those were allowed to be in the front yard those regulations were relaxed the RVs were allowed to be in the front yard. Those regulations were relaxed. The RVs were allowed to be lived in. Those regulations were relaxed, but they had to meet all of the locational standards just like any other RV. This one, since it was not provided by FEMA, it does look larger than the ones that FEMA provided, which does lead to some of these issues, but under our code for parking of vehicles, RVs, they cannot extend into the right of way. So, Ms. Smith, what's your plan? Is the RV just there temporarily while you're doing the hurricane? Yes, yes. We had four foster children, so we had to get a bigger trailer. How long are you going to be in the trailer before you go back into the house? If you could give us six six months, that would be great. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll give you 90 days, which I think if you've been here long enough, that's a practical six months. Right, yeah, right. So that's what I'll give you that. Thank you for cleaning up the outside of that. I mean, that's a really reflection of the fact that you took what the county asked you to do and you did everything you could to come and to comply. So I'm gonna give you that extra time. And hopefully I won't see you back here in six months. But thank you, sir. I'm gonna enter in the order, give the respond 90 days, thereafter be a fine of $50 per day for a new violation, the entry of two-year cease-and-sister order and abatement costs. My recommendation, Ms. Smith, would be unless you have to give it back to the insurance company, I'd put the RV up for sale about 60 days before you're getting out of it. So thank you. I have a question. 90 days or 100 or six months? No, 90 days. 90 days, okay. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You guys have been very patient. So I'm not gonna call your case now, just get it. Your next, you are, as this case, the SSC 24 to 00406 21507 Landis Avenue, is that you guys? All right, for sure. All right, what's your names? I'm Stephanie, and this is my husband, Joe. Okay, and I'm gonna butcher the last name, but I'm gonna try Cernelia Cernelia All right, I'm sure I got a right. Thank you Of screen was gonna show you some photos of the property just confirmed for me that those are your prop that is your property If it's been cleaned up since we can talk about that afterwards Tracy Jules certified coke plant software for Charlotte County That is your property. If it's been cleaned up since we can talk about that afterwards. Tracy Jules, certified Koch, I'm a soft sir for Charlotte County. Case number COD-24-00406, the address of the violation is 21507 Landis Avenue for Charlotte, Florida. It's only his residential single family 3.5. The other record is Joseph D. Sir Nick. Char, I'm gonna, I'm gonna butcher it. Sir Nicklia. I'm going to butcher it. Certainly. Sir, Niglia, thank you. On February 23, 2024, I conducted a inspection of the property and reviewed the Charlotte County Database, observing a swine pig being kept on the residential property and unpremidant structures installed on the property and the wooden privacy fence installed over six feet in height and installed on the property line. All created produce the property. And on May 30th, 2024, I observed in the bulk ground pool installed on the property without the required permit being issued and final inspections completed. During investigation, I took photographs of property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence as county composite exhibit number one. I'm going to go to the next floor. All right so entered. The notes of violation served by certified mail and court in the Florida statute 162. I have had communication with the unregarding this case on August 1 of 2024. I conduct the final inspection of the property. In review of the Charlotte County database finding the above ground pool remains on the property without a permit. From a legal vantage point, cannot observe the swine or figure any other structures. The fence has been taken down to the required height. So at this time, the only remaining violation is the pool without the permit. This is the end of my time. Go back to the last photo real quick. In the other direction. All right, I'm just trying, is the pool pool or is that just that kitty pool I saw? I've been advised by them today. It's a 12 foot by 30 inch. So under a code, I double check they have to have a permit. There should be an aerial photo if not. There it is. Oh, there it is. No, there it is. There it is. Look at the little blue pool. Really, if we get permits for those little turtle ones and stuff, we're in real trouble here. It's community. Okay. But it's permittable. Okay. So you'll be able to get a permit to keep the pool. And I don't see a pig. I don't see nothing. All right. So, Mr. Mrs. Sir Niglia, how much time do you need to get that permit for the pool? We are headed to the permit department right now. Okay, I'll tell you what I'm going to do then. Since you're only citing, you're only citing them for the pool permit. I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to continue this case. If they get the permit today and it gets pulled, it just dismissed the case. We'll just be done. If not, we've already gone through the process. I'll enter in the order, but it still give you 30 days afterwards. It's just one more thing for you not to deal with. okay? Right. Thank you. Thank you, Your Honor. Thank you. I know you hate when I change things up. All right. Yeah. Is that going to pull the permit? It's a factory pool. That'll be a problem. All right. All right. Sir, let me see real quick this is item VV COD 23-02812 and comming is that is that you sir? Okay, and the property is 1909 Beach Road in England All right, Mr. Chuchalinski Jay Cicholinski certified co-off sir Charlotte County Case number COD 2302812, Address of the Violation is 1909 Beach Road, Inglewood, Florida, zoning is MCT, Manisota Commercial Tourist, owner of record is Encom Inc. November 28, 2023, I conduct an inspection and observe the following violations. Vagan parcel being used for paid parking. Vehicles, trailers, boats being stored and evidence of liverboards on the property creating a prohibited use of the property. Areal pictures from GIS included show same boats docked on this property since 2020. During the investigation I took photographs of the property would like to offer the photographs and evidence is counted composites of it one. Hey so entered. No violation was served via posting in accordance with the property. The property need a little more on this one. So it's a vacant lot and the people are living in boats. Boatslips is what's the, sorry, what was the zoning again for the property? MCT, okay. What would be necessary to trust Fulensky to bring the property into compliance other than removing the liverboards? Is there any outstanding on-site issues? The stores on the parcel and the boats. And here on her one of the photos indicate that they for events they use this for paid parking which is a violation of the zoning as well. If there was a principle used for associated with this property could it could some of these issues these items stay and they're building a marine arsenal like that. Sean Columnon Plending Zoning Official I haven't sworn in order to have live awards you have to have a marina that has been approved by the Board of County Commissioners for liverboards. Chadwick Cove is one such marina on the other side. With respect to the parking, the only places paid parking lots are allowed. Is on County Parkland under the Manusota Key Code. That is specific. I personally have witnessed signs in the past, out in front of this property of parking 10, 20, whatever the amount was when the beach is full, typically when it's in season. All right, sir, what is your name? Jim Bauer. Bauer, okay. Just for clarification, are you the registered agent? Are you an attorney for the corporation? No, I'm just a manager of the property. Okay. All right, Mr. Bauer, what's the, do you know what the owners intentions for the property are? I mean, are they planning to do something about this, or is it just, we're just gonna go through the motions on it? I have no idea. Again, they're from Canada, owners. What their long term plans are, I have really no idea. Who's that? I have addressed the parking. Okay. I like to submit, I have put signs up there. Well, Duzet says, response exhibit one. And I know the code and for sure I met with him or I've put signs up there, no parking whatsoever. We did because of the hurricane at one time we had a motor home there. Guy was a steppet. I got rid of him. I've put up a barricade up there. And we kind of talked about because if I'm not there all day long people will just pull in. And we kind of agreed. He said, you you know call the sheriff Almond Tote and I've put this up and up no parking no parking I got rid of the motorhome there was well I had two trailers there they had boats on them if you drive by there they're gone there's no parking there. It's a violation. We know it and we're trying to. Okay, so I would have to hire a full-time employee to stand there and. So other than that now the parking issue has been resolved and you can fence the property. So if that needs come down to you, you'll be able to fence the property. But what about the boats? Well, okay, there's the boats are with the state. We have a permit to have five boats there, or six. It could be, I'd have to go back, but I have a, with the state of Florida, we are permitted to have X amount of boats there Now we know that we're not a Marina We know that and that's been talked about and to have a Marina you would have to put a building up and so forth and so on That so with these boats that are there I'm in the process I like to we're in the process of I did higher attorney we are in the process of evicting one of the boats okay so I just want to see if I can make sure I'm clear. So you have a permit probably for the for the docs and to have the boats there, you're not sanctioning people living on them and you're trying to. Okay, we charged them X amount to park their boats there. Okay, but what about live-a-boards? Okay, on the live-a-boards, and again, that's all, I can't speak for them. It's all kind of hearsay. They probably, I'm sure somebody called in and said they're year-round live-a-boards. And so, basically, year round live-a-bords. So, basically, can you show me some documentation that they are a hundred year round live-a-bords? Officer Chikolinsky, what evidence do you have there? There's garbage cans there, there's patio furniture out, grills, same vehicles there all the time we're there, same boats as well. There is nothing in the code that requires them to live their year round if they are residing on their boat even for a short period of time it would be considered a little bit. Why don't we walk it back the opposite direction? We know that the parking is not allowed, even the parking related to the boats. Are the boats, if the docks are permitted to the state to have the docks and their boats there, are the boats allowed to be there, assuming they're just there for storage? I would say no, quite honestly. The reason for that is this property, I believe going through the history of it, there's never been a primary use. There was a special exception granted back. I believe in the 80s for a sewage treatment plant on this property. Whether that was built or not, I don't know, predated me. There's no evidence going back all the way to the 2024 aerials, which I could pull up if you excuse me, the 2002, 2004 aerials. It is a vacant lot. Docs are allowed on vacant lots. They have their land leases, their hab been boats there, and throughout history that we can see. Don't know if their live-a-boards are not, but as the code reads, it's just no different than you could put up a lot or a dock on your vacant lot at your house to keep your boat, but you can't do anything else there on it. So this is a similar situation. This is a completely undeveloped lot aside from the dock. Therefore, it has no primary use on it except the dock. There are four that has no primary use on it except the dock. Okay. Here's what I'm going to do, Mr. Bauer. I'm going to find there's a violation. You've testified it's been cleared up so shouldn't as far as the cars and parking is going to be resolved. The boat issue I'm going to, I think there's enough evidence, especially given that those cars are parked there for reason. They're parked there because somebody's going in and out of those boats. But what I'm going to do is this. I'm going to give you the counties ask 15 days. I'm going to give you some additional time on this. I know that you retained an attorney on behalf of the property owner to evict one of the tenants. What I'm recommending is that you consult with that attorney as well as to the rights conveyed to you by the state on those docs, okay? And the reason I'm doing that is so that you have time to meet with the county if there is a resolution about keeping the votes there. If there is not, you'll have time, you'll have to appeal the order. But I'm gonna give you some have time, you'll have to appeal the order. But I'm gonna give you some additional time, so I'm gonna give you 45 days to try to work that out and to get confirmation with Officer Tricholinski that the vehicles are no longer being parked there and it's no longer, the other uses are being addressed. After that, it'll be $100 per day for continuing violation. And I'm gonna enter in a two year season to assist order and abatement costs. That's basically so that the vehicles from cropping back up over the next two years. Now I understand the owners are up in Canada and they're probably, you know, you're just, like you said, this needs a full, the way things are going is only in these a full-time manager. You're just, you're just checking on a vacant lot for them and you're just managing it from afar. They need to pay attention to this because quite frankly this is a commercial piece of property that is vacant. It's not being used. If the county forecloses on its leans, they could take the property from them to resolve the issues. And make sure they come in the compliance. Your Honor, also further representation at these sort of hearings does require an attorney. Again, I mean, just because you know, you got the boats there and these people that own the boats because they park their car there and they have their gas grill. It's kind of like camping in the sense they may come for. Which is also not permitted. Yeah. No, but I'm just using it. Your honor, again, being unrepresented. I think you've given this respondent plenty of leeway. I'll Mr. Browell here you out. Go ahead. Yeah, again, just because they have a car there and so forth and so on. Or it doesn't mean that they're. No, it doesn't, sir. No, it doesn't. It's what we like to call circumstantial evidence. And I feel that the circumstantial evidence involved here is sufficient enough to show that there are people living on the property. Because that trash is being generated by somebody. It's, you know, I have a second home that I have a keep a boat at and it doesn't make it. It has a boat there and I don't grill at it and I don't generate any trash from it. Generally except for yard waste. So I'm like clearly somebody's using the property. And that use, if they weren't doing it on the boat, that would be a violation. If they're doing it on the boat, it's a violation. What I'm trying to figure out here, and why I'm asking you to go back and clarify, this is not just the parking, it's the boats themselves. And to find out if the boats can stay or or what the limits of what you're allowed to do with those Especially given that this is an old piece of property that things have gone on there are some if there are some approval or some vested right to any of this that's your obligation to hunt down right now the codes do not appear to allow that the county's met its burden So I'm gonna make put the order in but if there's something additional You need to to have them dig it up for you, okay? Thank you. And then would I present that to the you would you would call off struck lensky Thank you All right, our next case is item WCOD 24 to 01280. 4017 with 4021 or 4025 or 4029 or 4033 or 4037 South Access Road Inglewood. Make up your mind. All right. Jason Ceklinski certified code officer Charlotte County. KCOD 2401280 address the violation. 4017 or 4021 or 4025, 1, 2, 8, 0, address the violation. 40-17 or 40-21 or 40-25, 40-29, 40-33, 40-37, South Access Road in Wood, Florida. Zoning is commercial general, the owner of the record is Marchelli, and surprises Inc. May 28, 2024, I conduct a inspection, observe the following violations. Concrete work done on the undeveloped property with no permit operating a business without a required business tax receipt. Storing granite temporary on the property, temporary canopy metal wood and other miscellaneous items creating a junk like condition of prohibited use of property. Aerial pictures from GIS included show how this property has expanded since 2020 and continues to expand on to the vacant property during the investigation. I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs and evidence that's kind of composite exhibit one. No violation will serve via mail. And of course with floor statute 162 we have had communication with the property owner on July 24th, 2024. I conducted the final inspection, finding the property remains the same. In violation, this is the end of my testimony. Okay. All right, sir, what's your name? I'm Brian Pardy. Mr. Pardy, what's your relationship to the enterprise? The owner has just recently hired me as an owner's rep, and I'm a certified general contractor here in Florida. All right. Do you understand, in the property owner's stand, what the county's allegation is here? Oh, yes we do. Okay. What are their plans to move forward on it? So the plan to move forward was to get the permits in place to put a metal building to replace that tent that's not authorized at this time. Okay. We've already got Shinshrock to give us a survey. Just took 30 days. We just got that back this morning actually. So at this point, we're going to be going to engineering and with the County Planner and finding out what exactly we can put on that going to the engineering and with the county planner and finding out what exactly we can put on that lot to rectify all this issue. Okay. Are you planning on having continued outside storage as part of that or is it all going to go inside the building? All the new or everything that's in that tent will be going inside the building. Okay. Well what about the stuff that's not inside the tent? The slabs, I don't know if that's an issue or not. Yes, sir. Sean Collins and planning zoning official. This is a significant issue. Mr. Chukolinski, when did you and Mr. Santomaro first reach out to the property owners regarding this case? This was a reopen case because they ownership, they combine the property so that was probably a year or so ago. And so that would be about 2023. So they were aware of the violations at that time. Yes. Had you had any conversations previously prior to in 2022 or 2021, do you recall? No, no, no. So even after discussions saying that it was not in a loud use, they have further expanded and are continuing to expand on here. This is CG. This is a special exception use for a contractor's yard without door storage. And it would need to be fully developed. It's not just a put a building on it. It needs to go through numerous steps in order to do this. And they were notified of that well over a year ago regarding this prior to their ownership change, which I believe it was still the same business involved, correct? So there was some issues with the property praisers and their addressing and whatnot, but everything, yeah. Okay, well I saw that. You know, 34, 24. Yeah. All right. So the issue, the, the, let me ask, push it differently. Mr. Coleman, if they were, if they were to do, I think it's a continental tile around the corner here, where they have all the same slabs, it's all indoors. Would that require special exception too? Or would that be, if there was no outdoor storage at the contractor's yard? Correct, if there was no outdoor storage, but they would still need to go through Cypalan review fully developed the site with the building, meeting all commercial design standards, storm water, everything. Right now this is also a probably pretty significant swift mud violation as well due to the fact that they have added and continue to add more impervious surface without any storm water permitting. This is not a good situation, sir. All right, so Mr. Pary, I'm not, this is obviously you didn't cause this, but I was just making sure that as a contrary, you understand what you need to relay the property on a property owners probably, you know, doing good business these days. And property owners probably, you know, doing good business these days. And so it's, you know, cost doing business, is he's got to get it all done properly. So it needs, it either needs, it fully needs to be site planned, storm water engineering, the whole thing needs to get coming so that before the new building gets built. But then he has a choice. He's either building fully in close structures and putting everything inside, or he's got to get, he's got to, in addition to that, he's got to get a special exception before he gets all the site planning and all that to show here's the layout I'm going to have, the buildings, the outdoor storage, all the components parking, all that. So the process he goes forward with, he has to decide from an initial standpoint. Am I going down the special exception? Am I going to do a building with some outdoor storage? Or am I going to put it all in a building? And I'll use, I'll still use cotton L tile around the corner here on El Gibeen Rogue. I'm pretty sure they don't have outdoor storage, but they have all this indoors. So, you know, that's a decision he's got to come up with cost. The county's asking for 30 days to bring the property and compliance that means going forward, getting the permit and starting and a fine of $500 per day for continuing violation. Yes, sir. The reason for that, Mr. Czecholinsky, when you spoke to the owner originally of this, what was his statements to you regarding coming into compliance? They didn't really care and we're going to continue operating their business, basically. And that was stated directly to the code officer, as well as, excuse me, as you can see over the years, they have 2020, nothing, 2022, one lot, 2023, two lots, 2024 structure on third lot and starting to move over into future into other lots. Learing these maybe wetlands as well, so we may have some potential wetland issues as well. Just to clarify on the, I don't care, it wasn't, hey, I don't, whatever, I'm going to do whatever I want. Well, he was suggesting that he needed something in writing, not just somebody coming up saying something and what was happening. And I think Mr. Jason actually alluded to this. Property praise, I had the wrong address. So all these notifications and letters were going to Miami. So they didn't have anything in writing. But now they have letters in writing and that's why they hired me to try to get this resolved. All right, thank you Mr. Party. Well, I think you got an understanding of what needs to be done and move forward. I'm going to go ahead and enter in the order. Give the response. 30 is coming to compliance. They're asked for face of fine, a $500 per day for continuing violation. Given that this is a- Can we possibly ask for more time because you're not gonna get anything done in 30 days. I just got a survey back and it took 31 days. So I would last for 180 days to be able to, cause we got swift mud and bog, we got county planner, we've got everybody, cause this isn't a cut and dry permit. Yeah, no, it isn't. So what I'll do is I'll give you 60 days. Okay, that's and that's that's. That's it's given that this has been going on for many years. And since this is a commercial business, you know, ignorance of what he need to do. I'm especially as a contractor. I mean, at some level, you know, even if he's not used to doing permits, he's just material meant. He needs to know that this stuff needs to be done. So I'll give you 60 days, because 30 days under this might be unrealistic with all the things that need to be done, but I'm gonna hold to the $500 per day for continuing violation, and I'm gonna enter in a five year cease and assist order An abatement and what that basically means is for the outdoor storage. I mean I Hate to see the county go in there and take all that stuff out But I'm gonna give them the authorization to be able to do it if necessary Just to clarify the special exception is that something you can apply for that would allow the outdoor storage? Yes, that's the seat. What was the name of that special exception? Special exception for a contractor's trade yard without outdoor storage. Contractor trade yard, okay. So what you're gonna do either way? You're gonna want to get your survey, have understanding with the property on what his intention is, and you're gonna wanna have a pre-application meeting with the planning staff. Okay. And you- I just want to point out that that is not a guarantee that goes before the Board of Zoning Appeals. This is just for his education and those watching. This goes before the Board of Zoning Appeals, which is a five member board appointed by the Board of County Commissioners. They can either approve or deny it. 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On February 6, 2024, conducted an inspection and found the following violations of damaged, dead, and removal of trees and shrubs from the landscape that are to be maintained in perpetuity according to the approved landscape plan, number 20-12R1. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs into evidence as County Composite Exhibit number one. So I entered. Notice a violation was served by certified mail in accordance with Florida Statute 162. I've had no communication with the owners regarding this case. On July 23rd, 2024, a conducted final inspection finding the violation still substantially is same. This is the end of my testimony. All right. I'm going to respond in here. I'm going to go ahead and find the responding violation. Give them 15 days coming to compliance there after face to find $100 per day for continuing violation. Next case is item B, COD 24 dash 0 0 1 7 7 1 1 4 9 up. We'll recall the certified cook points for Charlotte County. In this case, the COD-24-00177 to address the violations 1149 Taffy Drive, Punnagorta. The zoning is MHC, the owner of the record is Darryl Nichols. January 29, 2024, I conduct inspections over the following violation. An unregistered motor home parked in the yard and outside storage junk like conditions prohibit prohibit use of property. During the investigation I took photographs of the property or liked off for the photographs and the evidence is County Composite Exhibit number one. Okay so entered. The notice of violation was posted in accordance with Florida statute 162. I've had no communication with your own regard in this case. On July 23rd, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding a violation still substantially the same as in my testimony. Go ahead and find the property on violation, give them 15 days coming to compliance. They're after face and find a $50 per day for continuing the violation. The entry of a two-year cease and to cease order and a two-year and to cease order and a payment cost is necessary. Thank you officer. Next case is one of yours as well. Item COD 24, dash 0 0 675, 93 0 8, mandate street in front of the corner. Recall certified co-compliance off for Cheryl County. It's case of COD 24. Daft 0, 0, 6, 7, 5. The address of violation is 93. The zoning is MHC. The owner of record is Daniel Dunn. On March 25th, 2024, I conduct an inspection. As there to fall into violations, two trailers on a property without permits outside stores of junk like conditions and Prohibit use of the property during the investigation. I took photographs to prop to I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence as County composite exhibit number one So entered The notice of violation was posted in court was for the statue 162 I've had no communication with the owner regarding this case on July 23rd, 2024. I conducted the final inspection. The final violation still substantially the same. This is into my testimony. Okay, all right, I'm gonna find the property owner in violation, give them 30 days to come to compliance. They're after face of fine of $50 per day for continuing violation of entry of a two year season sister sister and abatement costs. Thank you very much officer Hall. Have a great day. All right. So, drown you're up. Item F on the agenda COD 23-002-00, property of 2039, Laurel Avenue and Inglewood. Thank you, Your Honor. COD 2300200. The address of the violation 2039, Laurel Avenue. There's only his mobile home conventional. The owner of record is Earl LePont, Patricia Wasnik, and Jessica Francis. On February 2nd, 2023, I conducted inspections over the following violations. Patricia Wasnik and Jessica Francis. On February 2nd, 2023, I conducted inspection and observed the following violations. Mobile home and district hair, junk like condition, burned out vehicles and trailer. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer these photographs and evidences, Charlotte County Composite Exhibit One. So, Hunter? The notice of violation was served by posting in accordance with Florida Statute 162. Not had communication with the owners regarding this case. On July 24th, 2024, I conducted final inspection. Finding the violation still substantially the same, junk like conditions and damaged structures remain. I do not think that that advertisement is the best for the business. Tree lawn service with a tree falling down behind it and handyman with the house falling apart. All right, I'm going to go ahead and find a property under violation, give them 30 days coming to compliance. Thereafter, face to find a $50 for day continuing violation the entry of a two-year cease-and-assistor and abatement costs. All right next case item G COD 23-01-012-91-81 Griggs Road. COD 23-010-02 the address of the violation the violations 91 81 Griggs Road Unit 64. The zoning is mobile home conventional. The owner of record is Charles and Bar Drost. On April 24, 2023, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. A mobile home and car port repaired without a permit. During the investigation I took photographs of the property I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as Charlotte County composite exhibit one. Okay so I entered. The notice of violation was served by certified mail in accordance with Florida statute 162. I have had communications with the owners regarding this case. They stated they are working with a contractor but to date there's no application for a permit on record for the repairs. All right, you can find the property on a violation given third days come to compliance. They're after face to find $ dollars per day for continuing violation. Alright you've got a couple more off the drum. Alright item I COD 23-01970 8326 Osprey Road. The zoning is residential single family. The owner of record is Renate Sears. On August 8, 2023, I conducted an inspection of the following violations, junk like conditions. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs in evidence as Charlotte County composite exhibit one. All right so I took the notice of violation was served by posting and according to the Florida statute 162 I have not had communication with the owner regarding this case. On June 28th 2024 I conducted a final inspection. Finding violations still substantially the same. Junk like conditions remain. This is a repeat offender, your honor. All right, I'm going to find the proper own violation, give them 15 days coming to compliance. There after face to find $100 per day as a repeat violator, the insurance of a five year cease and to sister and award abatement costs the county. All right, your next case and your last one, so we'll make it a doozy. One other one, Your Honor. Oh, no. Make sure I go. It's nice to ride. Oh, nice. OK, COD-23-02912. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Okay, COD 23 02912. I don't have that one. Okay, COD 2400626. That's what I got. All right, you. All right, see. Somebody lucked out today. The daily double. All right. Item L, COD 24 to 0 626 1900 Wisconsin Avenue LLC at 2000 Wisconsin Avenue Englewoods and they try to throw you off right there just on the notice. I got it Okay, up to their game. Go ahead The address of the violation is 2000 Wisconsin Avenue the zoning is residential multi-family 1900 Wisconsin Avenue LLC. On March 20th, 2024, I conducted the inspection and observed the following violations. Several damage and unsafe structures and junk like conditions. During the investigation I took photographs of the property and liked to offer the photographs and evidence that Charlotte County composed exhibit one. Okay, so I'm sure. The notice of violation was served by posting in accordance with Florida statute 162. I have not had communications with anyone regarding this case. All right. On August 5th, I conducted final inspection finding the violation still substantially the same, junk like conditions and several structures and disrepair. Okay, well, let's go ahead and we'll find the property owner of violation, given 30 days coming to compliance, they're after faceifying $100 per day for continuing violation. Violation to entry of a two year season to sister in abatement costs. All right, thank you officer ground. Thank you, Your Honor. We'll get that other one next month, don't worry. No worries. All right, next case is item N, COD 24 to 0 0 4 6 8 40 32 flamingo boulevard and port Charlotte officer free. David free certify co-compliance officer for Charlotte County, COD, that's 2400468, the address of the violation, this 4032 Flamingo Boulevard, the zone is RSF 3.5, the owner of record is Hinchung Hong. On March 4, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violation. Trailers and junk stored on the vacant lot. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs and evidence as County Composite Exhibit number one. All right. So I entered. The notice of violation was posted in accordance with Florida Statute 162. I have had communication with the owner's son regarding this case. On August 2, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding the violation still substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. All right, I'm gonna find the property owner of violation, give them 15 days coming to compliance, they're after face of fine of $15 per day for continuing violation, and for a two year cease and the sister order and abatement costs. All right, in next case, item O in the agenda. COD 24-00962, 43-97, Winshamer Street and Port Charlotte. David Fried, Certified Co-compliance Officer for Charlotte County, COD 24-00962. The address of the violation is 4397 Wistchamper Street. The zoning is RSF 3.5. 962, the address of the violation is 4397 Wish Champyr Street. The zoning is RSF 3.5, the owner of record is Casey Burke. On April 22nd, 2024, I conducted the inspection and observed the following violation. On license vehicles, boats and outside storage on the vacant lot. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs and the evidence is counting composite exhibit number one The enter then notice a violation was posted in accordance with Florida statute 162 I have had no communication with the owners regarding this case on July 12, 2024 I conducted the final inspection find the violation still substantially the same This is the end of my testimony Property violation give them 15 days to come to compliance. Thereafter, face the fine of $50 per day for continuing violation, the entry of a two-year cease into system order, and abatement costs is necessary. All right, next case item P, COD 24 dash, 00997, 18081, Bracken Circle, Port Charlotte. Okay. David Free Certified Code Compliance Officer for Charlotte County, COD 24-090997. The address of violation is 18081, Bracken Circle. The zoning is RSF 3.5. The owner of record is Genevieve J. Yoder. On April 23rd, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Three on license vehicle. One was also inoperable. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs and evidence is counting composite exhibit number one. So I entered. The notice of violation was posted in accordance with Florida Statute 162. I have had no communication with the owners regarding this case on July 12. I conducted the final inspection finding the violation still substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay, I'm going to find the respondent violation. Give them 15 days to come to compliance. compliance there after face to fine $50 per day for tuning violation the entry of a two-year cease and access order and abatement cost the county is necessary Right One more for you off David Fried sort of COD 24 to 01017 don't worry That's all right. We appreciate it. No You're hungry 1-7, don't worry. It's all right, we appreciate it. No. You're hungry. Thank you. David Fried, Certified Co-compliance Officer for Charlotte County, COD 24-Dies 01017, the address of violations 18542, Satsuma Avenue. The zoning is RSF 3.5. The owner of record is Patrick P. Honance. Honance. On April 24, 2024, I conducted an inspection is Patrick P. Honez? Honez? On April 24, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations, outside storage, creating a junk like condition. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property, I would like to offer the photographs and the evidence is counting composite exhibit number one. Okay, so I entered. The notice of violation was posted in accordance with Florida Statute 162. I have had no communication with the owners regarding this case on July 12th. I conducted the final inspection, finding the violation still substantially the same. All right. Well, I find the property owner of violation gives him 15 days coming to compliance. There after phase of final $50 per day for continuing violation. The entry of a two year cease and assist order and a baby costs necessary. Thank you, Officer Frieden. All right, Officer Teage, you're up. Item T, COD 24-00331, property at 1, 4, 4, 5, Ligate Circle and Portchara. Savannah Teage Certified Code Compliance Officer for Charlotte County COD 2400331. Address of violation is 1445. Ligit Circles, zoning is RSF 3.5. Owner of record is Sam Belcito. On February 13th, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Dump trailer stored out of required setbacks, commercial flatbed truck and driveway and unsecure pool. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence this county composite exhibit one. Okay. Notice a violation was served via posting in accordance to Fort Estatio 162. I've had no communications with the owner regarding this case. On June 27th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding the truck removed. However, the pool still unsecure with minor outside storage. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. The property owner violation, given 30 days, is coming to compliance. They're after face of five and $50 per day for continuing violation. The entry of a two-year cease and desist order and abatement costs. Next case, item use, COD 24 to zero, zero, six, five, five, 64, 96, Coliseum Boulevard in Port Charlotte. The Vanityd Certified Code Compliance Officer for Charlotte County, COD 24, zero, address of violation is 6496 Coliseum Boulevard zoning is RSF 3.5 owner of record is Jesse and Christine Jones on March 21st 2024 I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations fencing and disrepair repairs made to exterior wall without required permit and outside storage during the investigation I took photographs of the property I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as county composite exhibit one. So entered. Notice a violation was served via posting in accordance to Florida statute 162. I've had no communications with the owner regarding this case. On June 27th, 2024, I conducted the file inspection finding the damaged portion of fencing had been removed. However, outside storage still present and no permit for exterior wall repair had been pulled. This is the end of my testimony. Okay, property owner is found in violation. They're gonna give it 30 days come to compliance. They're after face to find a $50 for day for continuing violation. The entry of a two year season to assist to order and abate the cost necessary. Okay, next case of the deed item V COD 24-00792 2396 WINGATE Avenue in Port Charlotte. The Vanityige Certified Code Compliance Officer for Charlotte County COD 24-00792. Address of violation is 20396 WINGATE Avenue. Zoning is RSF 3.5, owner of record is Nelson Garcia. On April 10, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations, storage of trailers, vehicles, and commercial equipment on vacant lot. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as County Composite Exhibit One. Thanks, so answered. Notice a violation was served via posting in accordance to Florida statute 162. I've had no communication with the owners regarding this case. On July 15th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection finding the conditions of the property substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. All right, I'm going to find the property under violation. Give them 15 days coming to compliance there after face an order. I put face to find a $50 per day for continuing violation the entry of a two year season to sister order in abatement costs. Next case item why COD 24 to 01196 245 day break circle in Port Charlotte. Savannah Teague certified co-compliance officer for Charlotte County, COD 2040 1196. Address of violation is 245 day break circles. Zoning is RSF 3.5, owner of record is Rosa Acopian. On May 16th, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Storage of a trailer on vacant undeveloped lot during the investigation. I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as County Composite Exhibit One. All right. Notice a violation was served via posting in accordance to Florida Statute 162. I've had no communications with the owner regarding this case. On June 27th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding the conditions of the property substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. Property owner and violation give them 15 days of common compliance. They're after face fine of $50 per day for ten new violation. The entry of a two year season, this order and abatement costs. Next case item Z, COD 24 to 01197. Oh, sorry, that's the one we just did. So, they're, they're naming next door property, okay? Oh, and buy the same people. All right, COD 24 to zero one one nine seven. 2253 daybreak circle in Port Char. Savannah Teague Certified Code Compliance Officer Charlotte County, COD 24 zero one one nine seven. Address of violation is 253 day break circles. Zoning is RSF 3.5. Owner of record is Rosa Ecopian. On May 16th, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Semi's boats on vacant, undeveloped lots. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as County composite exhibit one. So entered. Notice a violation was served via posting in accordance to Florida Statute 162. I've had no communication with the owners regarding this case. On June 27th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection finding conditions of the property substantially the same. This is the end of my test. 20. All right. Thank you very much. I'm going to find the property or a similar violation. Give them 15 days coming to compliance. Thereafter, face the fine of $50 per day for obtaining violation. The entry of a two-year cease and desist order and abatement costs. All right. Next case. Item A A. COD 24 to 01219, property 1473, Adelia Terrace and Port Charlotte. Savannah Teach, certified code compliance officer for Charlotte County, COD 24, 01219, Address of violation is 1473, Adelia Terrace, zoning is RSF 3.5, owner of record is Nazim Khan. On May 20th, 2024, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Storage on the vacant undeveloped lot and unpermitted driveway. Permit 2023-1175-108 expired not issued. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as County Composite Exhibit One. Please. Notice a buy. That is a big above-ground pool. Yeah. Please. Notice a by that is a big above ground pool. Yeah. Notice a violation with survey. On June 27th, 2024, I conducted the final inspection finding conditions of the property substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. Thank you, officer Tej. I'm going to go ahead and find the respondent violation. Third day is coming to compliance. There after face of fine $50 per day for continuing violation. Thank you very much. All right, officer Moore, you're up. Item BBCOD 24-003. 1, 2, 2, Senatorbe in Pondagorda. Thank you very much. The address of the violation is 28122 Senator Drive, Punnagorda, Florida. The zoning is RSF 3.5, the owner of record is Virgil Thomas. On January 10, 2024, I inspected the property and observed the following violations. The property owner continues to live in his boat on his property. On June 29th, 2023, the property was abated and Mr. Thomas was offered a place to live through human services and veteran services while unseen. Mr. Thomas refused all aid that was offered to him. He retrieved his golf cart, generator, and boat afterwards, and has been living in its sense. These and other misleading items are also being stored on an undeveloped lock, creating a junk like a car. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the photographs in evidence as County composite exhibit one Notice the violation was served by posting and a ordinance with Florida statute 162 I have had no contact with the owner. However other officers have dealt with Mr Thomas when he relocated his boat to other properties and was still living in it. He was trespassed from these properties by the property owners. As of August 6, 2024, the violations remain the same. This is the end of my testimony. So Mr. Thomas is living on his boat. And that boat? And that boat. Is this on his property? Yes. OK. But previously he was just camping out on other people's property living in his boat. In between when we needed his property, we abated his property, removed the boat, and the dilapidated motor home and everything else. In fact, he was the first abatement that we did in this TGA scenario. All right. Well, I had an environment violation, given 15 days of common compliance, they face the fine of $250 per day, continuing violation given the gravity and repeat repetitiveness of his violations. I'm gonna issue a five year cease and desist order and abatement cost of necessary. Thank you very much. Thank you. Okay. On Supreme Wood. Item DD, COD 24 to 00834. The address of the violation is 2124 Pine Grove Circle. The zoning is residential single family. The owner of record is Yaren Yoda on April 11th, 2024, conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Outside storage of grill, tarps, tires, wood, metal, plastic vehicles, boat, inoperable motorcycles, and on an undeveloped plot. During the investigation, I took photos of the property we'd like to offer the photographs into evidence as it exhibit number one. So I'm sure. Notice a violation was served by certified mail in accordance with Florida statute 162. I have had communication with the owners regarding the case. On July 23rd, I conducted the final inspection finding the violation still substantially the same with the exception that the motorcycles have been removed. This is the end of my testimony. I guess you agree with what we're going to go with finding the property owner violation 15 days, coming to compliance, they're after face of buying a $50 per day for continuing violation, the entry of a two year season to sister order and a Bayman costs. Okay, next case, item FF, COD 24 to 0, 0, 9, 5, 9, 66, 38 orange blossom lane in Punta Vora. Mac Greenwood, Charter County Code Compliance, COD 2400959. The address of the violation is 6638 Orange Blossom Lane. The zoning is mobile home conventional. April 22nd, 2024. Cond conduct an inspection, observe the following violations. Outside storage of glass, car batteries, appliances, milk crates, fence panels, coolers, plastic tops, bicycles, and other sort of debris and a fence installed without a permit. During the investigation, it took photographs of the property and would like to offer photographs and two evidence as County Composite Exhibit number one. So I enter. Notice the violation was served by certified mail and accordance with Florida statute 162. I have had no communication with the owners regarding the case. On July 23rd, 2024, I conducted the final inspection, finding the violation still substantially the same. It's the end of my testimony. All right, thank you, Sir Greenwood. All right, I'm gonna find the property and violation, give them 30 days coming to compliance. They're after face to find a $50 per day for continuing violation. The entry of a two year cease and sister or an abatement costs. Good luck. All right, next case, item GG, COD 24-S, 0, 0, 9, 9, 9, property at 21-01, 21-01, Kaeya, Bonito, and Punta Cora. Mac Greenwood, Coke Compliance Officer, COD24-00999. The address of the violation is 21-01, Cal Bonito. The zoning is mobile home conventional. The owner of record is Rhodes Great, no-water view CB210, Pantagorda Trust, Data July 28, 2020, with H Olsen asee and C. Johnson as successor trustee. On April 25, 2024, I conduct an inspection as they're the following violation. Outside storage of paint cans, plastic buckets, plastic bins, wood, metal, plastic, and sorted other debris, siding not maintained, front steps not maintained, fence not maintained and good repair. During the investigation, I took photographs of the property. I would like to offer the photographs into evidence as County Composite Exhibit number one. So I did. The location was posted in accordance with Florida Stat statute 162. I have had no communication with the owners regarding this case When July 22nd, 2024, I conducted the final inspection finding the violation still substantially the same This is the end of my testimony All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. per day for violation of the interview, to your cease and desist order and cost of abatement is necessary. Next case, item HHCD24-01029-6659, Orange Blossom Lane in Pondagorta. Mac Greenwood, Charlotte County Co-Coplane, COD24-01029. The address of the violation is 6659. Harings Blossom Lane. The zoning is mobile home conventional. The owner of record is steward coal. On April 26, I conducted an inspection and observed the following violations. Broken windows, ripped screens. the property. We have a lot of different types of properties. Broken windows, ripped screens, whole wall pears to be held up by a board, outside storage bricks, wood, plastic, and other sort of debris creating junk like conditions and a The property would like to offer the photographs into evidence is County Composite Exhibit number one. So entered. Notice the violation was posted in accordance with Florida statute 162. I have had no communication with the owners regarding this case. On July 23rd, 2024, I conducted the final inspection finding the violation still substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Thank you. Now, I'm going to final respond in violation. Give them 30 days coming to compliance. They're after face of fine of $50 for the continuing violation. The entry of two years cease and assist order and abatement costs. All right, next case is item JJ, COD 23-01586. Property at 547 Highland Avenue in Port Charlotte. Thank you officer Greenwood. Thank you sir. It only gets worse from here. I'm going to keep giving you more and more cases. All right officer Davis We're ready Paul Davis certified code compliance officer Charlotte County COD dash 23 dash 01586 address of the violation is 547 Highland Avenue. Zoning is RSF 3.5 and the other record is Gene A. Huddler. On June 23rd, 2023, the suspect in the suspect's reserve of the following violations, no pool barrier. During the investigation took photographs of the property and we liked to offer the photographs and evidence is County Composite Exhibit Number 1. So enter. The list of the violation was served by certified mail and of course, for the statute 162. I have had communication with the owners regarding this case on April 23rd, 2024. I found that a pool bear had been put up, but there was no permit applied for or issued. This is in my testimony. Thank you very much. Find the property owner in violation given 30 them 30 days to come to compliance, they're after face to find $50 per day for continuing violation. Next case, item K, K. COD 23-01739, property at 3364 Harbor Boulevard in Port Charlotte. COD 23-01739, address the violation 3364 Harbor Boulevard. Zoning is RSF 3.5. Own a record is Jeffrey Smithling on July 12, 2023. It's roof and roof structure. During the investigation into a footagracid property, we'd like to offer the photographs and evidence as County composite exhibit number one. So entered. Notice the violation was posted in accordance with floor to statute 162. I have had no communication with the owners regarding this case. On June 29, 2020, 4, I conducted the final inspection, find the violation still substantial, the same. This is into my testimony. And I'm going to find the property under violation, given 30 days come to compliance. and still substantially the same. This is into my testimony. And finally, the property owner violation, given 30 days come to compliance, they're after face of $5.50 per day for continuing violation. I am LL, COD 24 dash 0, 0, 381, property at 3, 5, 4, La Sayette drive and Port Charlotte. COD 24, 0, 0, 381, address of violation is 354 La Siette Drive. The zoning is RSF 3.5 and the owner of record is Jason Mead and Donna Hart. February 27, 2024, I conducted an inspection of their following violations exposed with trim, damaged walls, damaged roof and roof structure. During investigation took photographs of the property. We would like to offer the photographs and evidence. This county could pause it because it was number one. So entered. Notice the violation was posted in accordance with floor to statute 162. I've had no communication with the owners regarding this case. On June 28, 2024, I conducted the final inspection and find the violation still substantial the same. This is the end of my testimony. All right. And find the property owner and violation. They're in, enter a, uh, 30 days come to compliance. They're after face to find a $50 per day for continuing the violation. Thank you. All right, thank you officer Davis. Officer Jewel. Start with you today and we're in with you. Ah. So, dual, start with you today and we're in with you. The next case appears to be item QQ, COD 23-02765, 27-051. Nope, I suppose something else. Oh, oh, sorry. Oh, oh. COD. Oh, oh, oh, sorry. Oh, oh. COD-23-02527, property of 27047, Chef Field Court. What about that? Facy Jules, sort of by Cook, compliance officer for Charlotte County, case number COD-23-02527. The address of the violation is 27047, Chef Field Court in Punta Gordaflorda. The zoning is residential single family 3.5. The owner of record is more of Tulavir. On October 17, 2023, I conduct the inspection of the property, finding an outside storage creating junk like addition, prohibit use of the property and IPMC violations. During investigation, it took photographs of the property. I'd like to offer the progress and evidence. It's kind of composite exhibit number one. Okay, so entered. Notice the violation served by posting and certified mail in accordance with Florida statute 162. I have had communication with the owner regarding this case. On August 5th, 2024, I could add the final inspection of the property. Finding the owner has removed the large amount of the outside storage. However, there is still enough to take to hearing this is the end of my testimony. Okay how much do you have photos of what they removed? Yeah it'll be at the very end. They were almost there they're still taking stuff out of the car port. Okay but I told them I said this case has been going on since October of last year. So I had to take it. We're going to go ahead and find them in violation. Give them 15 days coming to compliance. They're after face to find a $50 per day for continuing violation. The entry to your season system is to order and awarded payment costs necessary. Next case is item QQ. COD 23-02765, property of 27051, curb-beat-tet, drive and punta gorda. Yeah, Tracy Jewel, certified co-cocop lines officer, Charlotte County, co-case COD-23-02765, the address of the violation is 27051, curb-beat-tet, drive and Pentecorda, Florida. The Zoni's residential single family 3.5. The unrecord is HPA Barrow Barrower, 2017-1 LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. On December 15, 2023, I conduct a inspection of the property and review the Charlotte County database, finding violations of a wooden privacy fence installed as a pool baby barrier fence without the required permit or final inspections completed. And the wooden fence is installed with the unfinished side facing outward and privity use the property. During the investigation took photographs to property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence this county composite exhibit number one. Last year, funeral. The notice violation was served by posting an insertified mail in court in Florida, statute 162. I have had communication with the property management company, renter tenant and property owners attorney regarding this case. On August 1, 2024, I cut out the final inspection of the property review of the Charlotte County database. Finding the conditions remains substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. So you've had multiple conversations with the property on the tenant and the property as attorney. What's that no one showed up today? We showed up. The last conversation I had was they... But they sent documentation but there's no start date, no what they're actually going to do or anything like that. So this is a rental property. Okay. All right. I'm gonna go ahead and find an violation getting third-day school compliance. There after faceifying of $100 per day for a new violation. All right. Next case is item TT on the agenda COD 23 or 24-00711 25 285 Marilla Drive in Planta Gorda. Tracy Joel Certified Code applies officer or Charlotte County Code KCOD-24-00711. The address of the violations 25-285 Marilla Drive Planta Gorda Florida. The zoning is residential single family 3.5. The owner of the record is Lafayette Charles Life Estate. On March 29th, 2024, I deducted the inspection of the property review of the Charlotte County Database, finding an expired door permit, 2.0, 2.0, 2.0, 6.25, 4.37, expired on 2.27, 24. 2024, without the final inspections completed, the contractor released from obligation. During this investigation took photographs to property. I'd like to offer the photographs and evidence as county composite exhibit number one. Thanks so, entered. Another one from the Toronto Florida Statute 162. I have had no communication with the owner regarding this case. On August 1, 2024, I conduct the final inspection of the property and review the Charlotte County database. Finding the conditions remains substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. Okay. I'll have to find the property on a violation. Give a third day's come to compliance. There after face fine of $50 a day for the new violation. All right. Okay. Next. Okay. Next. Case is item UU. COD-24-00988 property is 25-21 Alcalae Street and Port Charter. Tracy Jules Certified Coacup lines officer Charlotte County, Coacod-24-0098. The address of the violation is 25-21 Alcalae Street and Port Charter Florida. There's only residential single plan with 3.5. The other record is SBP Florida Properties LLC. On April 23rd to 2024, I conducted an inspection of the property observing outside storage junk like conditions. Priorities to the property. The investigation took fuller grass property. I'd like to offer the fuller grass owned to Edvinus, this county composite exhibit number one. So entered. The notice violation was served by certified mail and accordance with Florida statute 162. I have had communication with the property management company regarding this case on August 1, 2024. After the final inspection of the property, finding conditions remain substantially the same. This is the end of my testimony. All right. Go ahead and find the property and the violation. Give the 15 days come to compliance. They have to face the fine of $100 per day to new violation. The entry of a two-year cease-and-dissist order in a baited cost is necessary. All right. Thank you, Your Honor. All right. Is that it? It's not it. Guys, I don't want to go on in an hour. I mean, I kind of we will. All right, next hearing is September 4th, and we've got a bunch of conflicts in one continued case. I'll see you all then. Thank you very much for finishing.