12/03/1980
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which had
business.
City Attorney reviewed the rules and regulations,
been previously distributed, for the conduct of
Mr. Zussy moved to approve the rules
as submitted. The motion was seconded by
carried unanimously. The rules were duly
Member of the Board.
and regulations
Nr. Winner and
signed by each
Each Board Member had been previously provided a
packet of proposed forms to be used. The City Attorney
explained the progression of events, referring to the
appropriate form to be used at each stage.
Considerable discussion ensued concerning the
language in Paragraph 3 of the Claim of Lien form.
Mr. Carnahan moved to delete the reference to a $5,000
maximum fine, seconded by Nr. Zussy. Mr. Bustin suggested
alternative wording and Mr. Carnahan moved to amend his
motion to provide for deletion of the entire first sentence
in Paragraph 3 and substitute: "Pursuant to Chapter 80-300,
Florida Statutes, such fine shall increase at the rate of
$ for each day that the violation continues past
the compliance date stated in Paragraph 2 above." The
amended motion was seconded by Mr. Zussy and carried
unanimously.
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Mr. Winner moved to
sentence relating to 10%
Paragraph 3. The motion
and carried unanimously.
delete ln its entirety the
interest in the original
was seconded by Mr. Carnahan
Mr. Ehrig moved to adopt the packet of forms, with
appropriate modifications which have been made, with the
City Attorney to prepare the final documents. Mr. Zussy
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
The City Attorney advised a property owner, by law,
has one year after the filing of a lien to satisfy that
lien before foreclosure proceedings could be instituted.
He reminded the Board that the philosophy behind the
establishment of the Board is to obtain compliance
with the Code, rather than with collection of fines.
Discussion ensued as to what City Department would
be authorized to collect any fines imposed. Mr. Zussy
moved that the City Attorney be authorized to add to
the language to include the proper City Department
authorized to receive payments of fines. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Winner and carried unanimously.
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