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SEBASTIAN CONSTRUCT~iON BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
JUNE 9~ 1§92 - 7:30 P.M.
MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH AT 7:30
P.M.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT:
MR. KELLEY
MR. NEUBERGER
MR. HANEY
MR. MosBy
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH
ABSENT:
CHAIRMAN LAMAN - EXCUSED
MR. CAPP - EXCUSED
ALSO PRESENT: BRUCE COOPER, BUILDING OFFICIAL;
BoNAccI, CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR.
GEORGE
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. MOSBY THAT WE ACCEPT THE
MINUTES FROM THE 5/~2/92 MEETING.
DISCUSSION: MR. NEUBERGER NOTED THAT ON PAGE 6, STATEMENT
THAT CHAIRMAN LAMAN NOTED THAT MR. FLOOD AND PACE 2000 DID
SHOW - THE WORD NOT SHOULD BE IN THERE.
MR. MOSBY WITHDREW HIS SECOND, MR. HANEY WITHDREW HIS MOTION.
MOTION BY MR. NEUBERGER, SECONDED BY MR. MOSBY TO ACCEPT
THE MINUTES AMENDED, ADD THE WORD NOT ON THE SECOND PARAGRAPH
ON PAGE 6.
MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS:
BLOCK EXAM
BOWEN JR., KENNETH G./CONCRETE: FORMING & PLACING
LARSEN, JOHN E./RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR
CAVENAUGH, JOSEPH W./JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER
MILLER, DONALD A./JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. NEUBERGER TO ACCEPT FOR
THE BLOCK EXAM, KENNE?H BOWEN JR., JOHN LARSEN, JOSEPH
CAVENAUGH AND DONALD MILLER.
MOTION CARRIED.
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NEW. BUSINESS cont
LETTER OF RECIPROCITY
MCNAB, MARK B./ROOFING UNLIMITED
MOTION BY MR. NEUBERGER, SECONDED BY MR. HANEY TO ACCEPT THE
LETTER OF RECIPROCITY OF MARK S. MCNAB FOR THE ROOFING
UNLIMITED LICENSE. :~'
MOTION CARRIED.
VIOLATION HEARINGS
HARVEY E. KOEHNEN/PACE 2000
1673 BARBER STREET
1620 STONECROP STREET
MR,.. KOEHNEN iDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS PRESIDENT AND QUALIFIER OF
PACE 2'000.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH SWORE IN MR. KOEHNEN.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH EXPLAINED THAT AT OUR LAST MEETING
WHEN THE VIOLATION WAS FOUND OF SEBASTIAN CODE 7-100(1), MR.
KOEHNEN WAS NOT NOTIFIED OF THAT VIOLATION AND IN ORDER TO
RESPECT HIS DUE PROCESS RIGHTS, HE HAD TO BE RENOT~IFIED AND
WE'RE BASICALLY LOOKING AT THAT ISSUE AGAIN.
IT WAS NOTED THAT 7-100(1) IS WILLFUL OR DELIBERATE DISREGARD
OF THE BUILDING CODES AND WAS NOT INCLUDED IN THE ORIGINAL
NOTIFICATION.
MR. COOPER TOLD THE BOARD THAT MR. KOEHNEN WAS ALSO ON THE
AGENDA TO DISCUSS THE OUTCOME OF THE LAST MEETING AND THAT
PERHAPS THIS COULD BE DONE BEFORE THE NEW VIOLATION IS
DISCUSSED.
MR. KOEHNEN EXPLAINED THAT WHEN THE COURIER DELIVERED THE
PAPERWORK FOR THE MAY MEETING, THAT HE DID SIGN FOR IT BUT
ASSUMED HE WAS 'SIGNING FOR A DELIVERY. HE NEVER LOOKED AT
WHAT HE SIGNED FOR. THEREFORE, HE WAS NOT AT THE MAY
MEETING.
DAVE MILLIGAN, DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY WAS CALLED TO THE
MICROPHONE'.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH SWORE MR. MILLIGAN IN.
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MR. MILLIGAN TOLD THE BOARD THAT HE WAS GUILTY DUE TO A
MISUNDERSTANDING WHERE HIS LICENSE WAS CONCERNED. HE SAI~D IT
WAS HIS FAULT, NOT PACE 2000.
MR. KOEHNEN RETURNED TO THE MICROPHONE AND WAS REMINDED THAT
HE WAS STILL UNDER OATH.
MR. COOPER NOTED THAT ON MARCH 17, 1992, GUIDO SIGNED AN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT STATING THAT MR. MILLIGAN WAS NOT LICENSED 'AND
COULD NOT WORK IN THE CITY.
MR. KOEHNEN SAID HE WAS INFORMED THAT THERE WAS A PROBLEM
WITH HIS LICENSE BUT THAT THEY DID MAKE SURE THAT HE GOT HIS
WDRKERS COMP AND THAT MR. MILLIGAN SAID HE WOULD TAKE CARE OF
IT AS SOON AS HE GOT TO SEBASTIAN. MR. MILLIGAN WAS NOT
ASKED TO GIVE PACE 2000 A COPY OF COMP CARD.
ATTORNEY TORPY (NOT PRESENT), ADVISED MR. COOPER THAT THE
BOARD NEEDED TO BE VERY CAREFUL ON THE WILLFUL VIOLATION,
THAT THE BOARD WILL HAVE TO MAKE SURE OF THE FINDINGS OF
FA~T.
MOTION BY MR. NEUBERGER, SECONDED BY MR. HANEY THAT THIS CASE
BE POSTPONED UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING SO WE CAN HAVE THE ADVISE
OF THE CITY ATTORNEY. '~
MR. COOPER SUGGESTED THAT IF MR. KOEHNEN IS WILLING TO PAY
THE FINES BEFORE THAT TIME, THAT IT COULD BE A CONSIDERATION
THAT THE BOARD WOULD WANT TO LOOK AT DURING THE DELI-B~RATION.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH FELT THERE WAS NO NEED TO POSTPONE
THIS SINCE THE BOARD HAS ALL THE EVIDENCE TO MAKE AN INFORMED
DECISION.
MR~ HANEY WITHDREW HIS SECOND.
MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF SECOND.
MR. GUIDO GREGORIS WAS .CALLED TO THE MICROPHONE.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH SWORE IN MR. GREGORIS.
MR. GREGORIS TOLD THE BOARD THAT HE DID SIGN THE
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ON 3/17/92.
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VIOLATION HEARINGS cont
KOEHNEN/1673 BARBER STREET
1620 S-TONECROP STREET
FINDING OF FACT
MOTION BY MR. MOSBY TO FIND PACE 2000 AND LICENSEE HARVEY
KOEHNEN GUILTY OF VIOLATION 7-100(1), WILLFUL OR DELIBERATE
DISREGARD 'OF THE BUILDING CODES.
MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF SECOND.
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. NEUBERGER THAT WE TABLE
THIS UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING AND AT THAT TiME HAVE THE
ASSISTANCE CITY ATTORNEY PRESENT.
MOTION CARRIED.
NOTE: VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH AND MR. MOSBY VOTED NAY.
MOTION BY MR. NEUBERGER, SECONDED BY MR. HANEY THAT IN REGARD
TO THE FINDING OF FACT ON 1673 BARBER STREET AND 1620
STONECROP' STREET, AT THE PREVIOUS MEETING WHERE MR. KOE~.NEN
OF PACE 2000 WAS FOUND GUILTY O~ VIOLATION OF 7-100(1), .'BE
HELD OVER UNTIL THE'.JULY MEETINg:.
MOTION CARRIED.
DAVE MILLIGAN/DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY
1673 BARBER STREET
1620 8TONECROP STREET
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH ASKED MR. MILLIGAN IF HE'HAD .~NYTHING
TO ADD. MR. MILLIGAN SAID HE DID NOT.
FINDING OF FACT
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. NEUBERGER THAT WE FIND
DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY GUILTY OF VIOLATION OF 7-99(A)~ ON 1673
BARBER. STREET AND 1620 STONECROP.
MR'. NEUBERGER WITHDREW HIS SECOND.
MR. HANEY WITHDRE~.H'I"S MOTION.
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VIOLATION HEARING cont
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. KELLEY THAT .WE~ FIND DAVE
M'ILLIGAN GUILTY OF '7-99(A) ON 1673 BARBER STREET 'AS PER MR.
MILLIGAN'S ADMISSION OF GUILT.
ROLL CALL: AYE:
MR. KELLEY
MR. NEUBERGER
MR. HANEY~
MR. MOSBY
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH
NAY: NONE
MOTION CARRIED.
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. KELLEY THAT WE TABLE
l'00(1) ON DAVE MILLIKAN FOR THE VIOLATION AT 1673 BARBER
STREET UNTIL THE JULY MEETING.-
ALL VOTED NAY.
MOTION FAILS.
MOT'~ON BY MR. MOSBY, SECONDED BY MR. N.EUBERGER THAT ~E FIND
MR, DAVE MILLIGAN, DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY NOT GUILTY OF 7-
100(1), WILLFUL OR DELIBERATE DISREGARD FOR THE BUI'LDING
CODES FOR THE VIOLATION AT 1673 BARBER STREET.
NOTE: MR. HANEY VOTED NAY.
MOTION CARRIED.
.FINDING OF FACT
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. NEUBERGER THAT WE"FiND
DAVE MILLIGAN OF DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY GUILTY OF VIOLATING 7-
99(A) ON 1620 STO.NECROP STREET, CITY OF SEBASTIAN..
MOTION AMENDED BY .MR.. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. NEU. BERGER TO
INCLUDE DUE TO MR. MILLIGAN'S ADMISSION OF GUILT.
VOTE ON AMENDMENT:
AMENDMENT CARRIED.
VOTE ON ORIGINAL MOTION:
MOTION.CARRIED.
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. NEUBERGER TO FIND DAVE
MILLIGAN OF DAVE MILLIGAN MAgONRY NOT GUILTY OF VIOLATION 7-
100(1) ON 1620 STONECROP STREET.
NOTE,:
MOTION CARRIED.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH AND MR. KELLEY VOTED NAY.
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VIOLATION HEARING cont
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. KELLEY TO FINE DAVE
MISLIGAN, DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY $250.00 FINE FOR VIOLATfON
OF 7-99(A) ON 1673 BARBER STREET AND $500.00 FINE FOR
1620 STONECROP STREET AND AT THE ~SAME TIME PLACE
MILLIGAN OF DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY'~ON PROBATION WIthIN THE
CITY FOR 6 MONTH PERIOD.
MOTION AMENDED BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. KELLEY/THAT DAVE
MILLIGANS LICENSE BE SUSPENDED UNTIL ALL FINES AND LEVIES BE
PAID AND AT THAT TIME BE PLACED .ON A 6 MONTH PROBATION WITHIN
THE CITY.
VOTE ON AMENDMENT:
AMENDMENT CARRIED.
NOTE: MR. MOSBY VOTED NAY.
VOTE ON ORIGINAL MOTION:
ROLL CALL: AYE: MR. HANEY
NAY:
MR. KELLEY
MR. NEUBERGER
MR. MOSBY
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH
MOTION FAILS.
MOTION BY MR. KELLEY, SECONDED BY MR. HANEY THAT EVERYTHING
WOULD BE THE SAME EXCEPT FOR .T'HE.~ECOND VIOLATION~WOULD ALSO
BE $250.00 INSTEAD OF $500.00.
ROLL CALL: AYE:
MR. KELLEY
MR. HANEY
NAY:
MR. NEUBERGER
MR. MOSBY
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH
MOTION FAILS.
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VIOLATION HEARING cont
MOTION BY MR. NEUBERGER, SECONDED BY MR. MOSBY THAT MR.
MILLIGAN OF MILLIGAN MASONRY BE FINED $75.00 ON THE FIRST
CHARGE OF 7-99(A) AND $150.00 ON THE SECOND CHARGE OF 7-99(A)
FOR A TOTAL FINE OF $225.00 AND LICENSE PRIVILEGES SUSPENDED
UNTIL THE FINES ARE PAID.
ROLL CALL: AYE:
MR. NEUBERGER
MR. MOSBY
ViCE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH
NAY: MR. KELLEY
MR. HANEY
MOTION CARRIED.
FOR MATTER OF RECORD: MR. MILLIGAN PAiD HIS FINE OF $225.00,
IN FULL, BEFORE HE LEFT THE MEETING.
DISCUSSION: HARVEY E. KOEHNEN/PACE 2000 - LICENSE STATUS
THERE WAS A DISCUSSION PRIOR TO THE VIOLATION OF HEARINGS
LISTED ON THE AGENDA.
DISCUSSION: APPROVAL OF LETTER OF RECIPROCITY IN HOUSE.
MR. COOPER FELT THAT IT WOULD BE IN THE BEST INTEREST TO
SERVE THE CONTRACTORS THAT ARE COMING IN THROUGH LETTER OF
RECIPROCITY SINCE IT IS SIMILAR TO THE GRANDFATHERING, WHICH
WOULD ALLOW THEM TO BE ISSUED A CARD AND NOT HAVE TO GO
BEFORE THE BOARD.
MR. COOPER SUGGESTED THAT IN THE FUTURE THE BOARD COULD BE
ADVISED AS TO WHO HAS BEEN LICENSED THROUGH RECIPROCITY AND
GRANDFATHERING AT EACH BOARD MEETING.
MOTION BY MR. MOSBY, SECONDED BY MR. HANEY THAT WE APPROVE
THE RECOMMENDATION BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL THAT APPROVAL OF
THE LETTER OF RECIPROCITY CAN BE DONE ON STAFF LEVEL ON A
TEMPORARY BASIS FOR A PERIOD OF 90 DAYS AND BE BROUGHT BEFORE
THE BOARD SHOULD THERE BE A DETERMINATION OF FACTS.
MOTION CARRIED.
RECESS WAS TAKEN AT 9:15 P.M.
MEETING REOPENED AT 9:20 P.M. WITH ALL PRESENT.
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DISCUSSION: WILLIAM LEE, PAINTING SUB-CONTRACTOR
MR. LEE HAD REQUESTED TO SPEAK TO THE BOARD. IT WAS NOTED
THAT HE WAS NOT PRESENT AT THE MEETING.
DISCUSSION: FEES/PERMITS
SINCE MR. COOPER HAD TO LEAVE THE MEETING, THE BOARD ASKED
THAT THIS BE PUT ON THE NEXT MEETING AGENDA.
MOTION BY MR. NEUBERGER, SECONDED BY MR. KELLEY TO TABLE THIS
DISCUSSION UNTIL THE JULY MEETING.
MOTION CARRIED.
THE BOARD SECRETARY SAID SHE WOULD GIVE A COPY OF THE FEE
SCHEDULE TO EACH BOARD MEMBER AT THE JULY MEETING.
DOUGLAS FLOOD, JR./516 INDIAN RIVER DR.
FOR RECORD, MR. FLOOD WAS ON THE MAY AGENDA FOR A VIOLATION
OF HEARING. HE WAS NOT PRESENT AT THE MEETING.
MOTION BY MR. HANEY, SECONDED BY MR. KELLEY TO ADD DOUG FLOOD
TO THE'JUNE 9TH MEETING.
MOTION CARRIED.
MR. FLOOD STATED THAT HE WANTED TO KNOW WHAT ACTION THE BOARD
HAD TAKEN AT THE MAY MEETING.
VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH READ THE FINDING OF FACT FROM THE MAY
MEETING:
THE BOARD DETERMINED THAT DOUGLAS FLOOD WAS IN VIOLATION OF
SEBASTIAN 'CODE OF ORDINANCES SEC. 7-99(A), .NO LICENSE AND
SEC. 7-43, NO PERMIT.
THE CONCLUSION WAS THAT HE WAS FOUND TO BE IN VIOLATION OF
THE ABOVE MENTIONED SECTIONS, FINED $250.'00 IN THE VIOLATION
OF 7-99(A) AND $150.00 IN THE VIOLATION OF 7-43.
IT WAS NOTED THAT MR. FLOOD WAS A JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN.
MR. FLOOD FELT THE FINES WERE TOO HIGH COMPARED TO THE
PREVIOUS HEARING.
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VICE CHAIRMAN DERNBACH-TOLD MR. FLOOD THAT HE DID HAVE THE
RIGHT TO APPEAL. ~
MR. FLOOD WAS TOLD TO CHECK WITH THE BOARD SECRETARY THE NEXT
DAY AND SHE WOULD EXPLAIN THE APPEAL PROCEDURES TO HIM.
THE BOARD SECRETARY TOLD THE BOARD THAT ON MAY 29, SHE HAD
GONE TO A CLOAF MEETING AND THAT DPR HAD TALKED AT LENGTH ON
SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS.
AS OF OCTOBER 1, DPR WILL NO LONGER BE REQUIRING SPECIALTY
CONTRACTORS TO REGISTER WITH THE STATE AND THAT THEY WOULD NO
LONGER DISCIPLINE THEM. THIS WOULD BE DONE ON A LOCAL LEVEL.
DPR HAS ASKED THAT ALL THE AREAS SUBMIT A LIST OF SPECIALTY
CONTRACTORS THAT THEY FEEL INVOLVES LIFE SAFETY
CONSIDERATIONS AND A SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL DANGER TO THE
CONSUMER.
OUT OF THOSE TRADES, SOME OF THEM WILL BE REQUIRED TO
REGISTER WITH THE STATE FOR "TRACKING" PURPOSES ONLY.
THERE WILL BE A COMPUTER PROGRAM COMING OUT THAT WILL ALLOW
US TO OBTAIN A COMPLETE HISTORY ON A CONTRACTOR AS TO 'ANY
VIOLATIONS THERE HAVE BEEN.
THE BOARD SECRETARY ASKED THE BOARD TO GO OVER THE LIST AND
MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS AT THE JULY MEETING TO BE FORWARDED TO
DPR.
MINUTES TO PUBLIC
MR. BOB BRADLEY REQUESTED TO SPEAK TO THE BOARD IN REGARDS TO
PROOF OF EXPERIENCE WHEN TRYING TO OBTAIN A POOL MAINTENANCE
COMPETENCY CARD.
A BRIEF DISCUSSION FOLLOWED WITH THE BOARD MAKING THEIR
RECOMMENDATIONS.
THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, MEETING ADJOURNED AT ~9:55
P.M.
SEBASTIAN CONSTR~CTION BOARD
REGULAR ~EETING
JUNE 9,_ 1992 - 7:30 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
REGULAR MEETING
5/12/92
OLD B~USINESS:
NEW BUSINESS:
BLOCK EXAM
BOWEN JR., KENNETH G./CONCRETE: FORMING & PLACING
LARSEN, JOHN E./RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR
CAVENAUGH, JOSEPH W./jOURNEYMAN PLUMBER
MILLER, DONALD A./JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER
LETTER OF RECIPROCITY
MCNAB, MARK S./ROOFING UNLIMITED
VIOLATION HEAR ING%
HARVEY E. KoEHNEN/PACE 2000
1673 BARBER ST.
DAVE MiLLIGAN/DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY
1673 BARBER ST.
HARVEY E. KOEHNEN/PACE 2000
1620 STONECROP ST.
DAVE MILLIGAN/DAVE MILLIGAN MASONRY
1620 sTONECROP ST.
DISCUSSION:
DISCUSSION:
DISCUSSION:
DISCUSSION:
HARVEY E. KOEHNEN/PACE 2000 - LICENSE STATUS
APPROVAL OF LETTER OF RECIPROCITY IN HOUSE
RECORD SCORES IN SCOREBOOK
WILLIAM LEE, PAINTING SUB-CONTRACTOR
FEEs/PERMITS
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ATTORNEY MATTERS:
15 MINUTES TO PUBLIC
ADJOURN
NOTE: IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE ON
THE ABOVE MATTERS, HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSES, HE/SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE
THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY IN EVIDENCE ON WHICH THE APPEAL
IS BASED.
CONAGEN.DOC
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THE SEBASTIAN CONSTRUCTIONN BOARD OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN,
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR MEETING
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1992 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE CITY COUNCIL
CHAMBERS.
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SEBASTIAN CONSTRUCTION BOARD
NOTE: IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE ON
THE ABOVE MATTERS, HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD O'F THE
PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSES, HE/SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE
THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY IN EVIDENCE ON WHICH THE APPEAL
iS BASED.