HomeMy WebLinkAbout02192003 CEB AGENDA
SEBASTIAN CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19TM, 2003
2:00PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
1225 MAIN STREET, SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA
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CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Reguia~ Meeting 01/15/03
NOTICED HEARINGS
A. FALSE ALARM VIOLATION - PERMIT¢1090 APPEAL OF FINE
MR. CLARK BRILLHART - 662 JENKINS STREET
SECTION 39-39 CODE OF ORDINANCES
B. FALSE ALARM VIOLATION PERMIT~1363 APPEAL OF FINE
MR BOB PERRY-CAPTAIN HIRAM'S 1606 INDIAN RIVER DRIVE
· SEC11ON 39-39 CODE OF ORDINANCES
CHAIRMAN'S MATTERS
MEMBERS MATTERS
CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S MATTERS
ATTORNEY'S MAT FERS
ADJOURN
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
CItY OF SEBAS'I lAN
(?ODE ENFOR(]EMEN 1' IIOARI)
(iO[ N(?II, CH AMBEI~.S
1225 MAIN STREET, SEBASTIAN. FL 32958
M1NU I'ES Ol~' RE(;IiI.AR 5.'IEETING
FEBRI:ARY 19. 2003
Chairma~ gant3~skirk called the meeting to orde~ al 2:00 p.m
['hc Pledge oCAIlegiance was recited.
[~.0! 1. (Al_L:
( hairmall VanBuskirk
M~, Neglia
Mr. Simmons
['VIE. (OSCO
Mfs. garczyk
M~. ~.)akcs
MI, Scclcy
Ms. Schol~eld
Mr. (~ri/'iiH
l;.ict~ Stringer. (itv Allome¥
Police (7apt. Dave Pnsche~
(!ode I;nli)~ccmcnt Ol'l'ice~ A~ltomc Va~ McH
I)om~a (Tyl-Wi]liams. Secretary
.lea~ette Williams. I>.ecording Sccrctat'y
,:5?['R()VA [ ()1, MINI I II!S: //I 5:03 Mcctmg
MOTIOJ% hy ("osc<*,'SeclcN
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! Al ,51 ,\I.ARM \,IOLA, 1 I() PERMIT #1090 ,,\PPEAi O1, FINE
\.,IR (IARK[3RII.IIIAItT 662JENK[NSSIItEE~l'
Scctiim 3~)-39 ( ~ocle oJ Ordi~anccs
",'lt. l?,rill[larl was s~,~orn m and stated lhat his a Jafra h~td a matJtmclionit~g "sender" which hc IOtlnd
ottt af'ter he had i~ icctmiciall make a scrvict~
()Clicer Va~Meit ;,,as sv, o~n m a~ld tccommc~]ded that the fi~qcs l'()r Nov 19 a~d Dec. 2 l. 2002
remain but l[le one o~ Ja~uary 9 and the 1;',o on .[am~at3,' I0. 2003 bc l'orgix e~ because they could
be conlribt~tcd Io thc lcclmiciarl's ['indillgs. lhis ,,~ould bt-Jng lhe tmmbcr ol'x, iolatiol~s to
£odc Enit~ccmcnl F;oa~d Meeting
Fcbmmy 19, ZI)OS
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MO I ION by £ osco/Oakcs
"I'd like lo make a motion lhal v,,e accept thc ( ity's :econmv,'ndation/'
ROIJ CAt,l:
Melton Ca~ied ? 0,
Mt Ncglia -aye
MI. ('osco -aye
MIs. Barczyk -ayt
Mr. Oakcs aye
M1. Seelcy -aye
Cl~aiunan VanBusku'k -aye
FALSE Al ,ARMV1OI.ATION PERMIT/t1363-APPI:'AI OF blNk
MR. BOB PERRY CAP'I.HIRAM'S 1606 INDIAN RIVER DR1VE
Section ~939 Code of Ordinances
Mi. Bob Perry and Mt. Phil Suetch were sworn m. ('haim~an VanBuskuk stated their lenc~
indicated lbe first couple of alarms were because of a new manager which is contributed m human
CFI'Or.
MI'. Perry stated ihulty cquipmc~ll, the installation iff a new sprmklc~ syslcm and rodcms have
caused thc false alarms, lie ihrthcr stated thai the rcstaunmt has 33 zones which gives way lo a
greater chance lm [aisc alarms and tbcy ask Io repeal live instances of I~Ise alarms in addition to m
leniency because et thc number oi zones.
ML Perry then explained thai tile restaurant is upgladtng lhc magnclic c,,mtacts to motkm dcleclors
and they hope m [Snd a new company that can handle thc alarm syslem alii[ thc splinklcr system
Mr Oakcs asked what instances would bc reasonable
Nov, '~0, 2002. Dec 8, 2002, Jan. 7. 2003, Feb. I i, 2003 and let',. 12, 2003.
Mrs. Barczyk asked about uammg staff'and ball Sgctch replied the ~eslamant has weekly staff'
()fficci VanMcn staled thai he has mspcctcd repairs and tile restaurant has a history of working
xxitb tile City. Officer VanMcir rcconmlcnded a $750.00 to cover the human error instances m
which thc restamant agtccd with. Ms. Cyr-Williams stated an additional $10.00 is needed ten thc
alarm permit renewal. ( hau'nmn VallBuskirk icnlindcd lhcm dmt an ~dlSccr mum be dispatched
regardless each time ML Perry replied d~ey nndetstood but ( 'apl~ Hiram's is one of Sebastian s
large*l tax bases
replied lhal must be addresscd by (:ouncil,
MOT[ON by Neglia/Oakes
"I'd like 'to make a raimon that we go with this recommendation el stall' with the fines of
$700.00 l(~ (}'apt, I l iram's."
R()iJ {'Al.i:
Mellon Carried
ML Ncglia -aye
Mr. ~iI//l/lon s -ay(.'
Mr. ( o~,co aye
Mrs. Bmczyk aye
Mi. Oakcs ay,.
Mt'. Scclcy aye
( hailman VanBuskirk ~ayc
Parc Ihlc~
6. CltAIRMAN'S MAF['F;RS
Chairman VanBuskirk reporled thal he atlended hldian River County's (ode J;nibrccmcnt Meeimg
and was imprc~,scd with the qualily of the I>owcrPoiul slides ap.d thc Fact that they swear everyone
io al once !lc fllrthcr u.,pcu'ted that it was a long meeting with 100 cases ar, d it was a lria[ seltitlg
Itc went o]) lo sa',, linc (it},' of Veto Beach is scheduled to hold timir meeting o]1 March 10I' and
that ( c, uncil had approved the polo shirt req'4osl so he: inviled members Io ,.,isit other cities anti
wear thcll shirls oiice thc shills COnle in.
~. ¥IiMI~,KR'S MA'ITERS
Mis. Bal c×yk expressed concern ip. lhe number of appeals lot lhles ovm $230.00 and that sbu
behoves in Los Angeles an oFIice~ docs not respond unless c'.)ntact is nladc with thc ov./ne~ Thc
(ity Attorney slaled the code provides that lhe ('hieFcan rclhsc response alicr so many lhlse
aimms howcvt:r Ihere is I~esitancy iu dome tins. [)iscussion lbilowcd on reqttiring thc owners to
be mm< :mingcnt wdh lhei~ systems and the alarm techntcians' ability to isolate problems. 11 was
suggcsled thal a leclmicinn address lhe bomtl.
COl)l:: I{NF()R(:EMIt N I OFI:/CER'S \,'lA ITliRS
(apl Pusc]lcr stated lhat people should be given ;/11 OppOrlLH/il}, 10 state thcir case and That ii is ilol
in thc best intcrcst to "not resp,.)nd" ~o an}, calls. Mr. NcgLia slaled thc $250.(}0 fine shoulr-t bca
gtmd ,:lcterrcnl m lake ca~e oFlhcir s},sterllS.
0 ,,5~ Itl ()j{N[!y'~.' M,\] TERS
ell. airman Va ~ 3usk k s atc~- he ~.i y et X/'cro IJ, each ailo~,~..s ! lalse alarms bcfl)rc a Line and
$25 O0 on thc fk~ttrth. $50.00 tm thc filih and $100 i)() (m thc sixth, lie stated thc S750.00 [mc is a
lot of money and lhal is ~h> people appeal Lite ~illCS.
N,']l~ Oakes thanked c~,cl3onc Ibr making his tenmc on lhc hoard a pleasure. Chaimlan
VanBuskuk stated there ;',ere som~: expirations t omlng tip on lerms and that X.'ls~ Scholield
pply ['oi a ]cgular llielllhel' pnsltlOn
10. Being ii() li;rLhet business, (ihamnan \,'a]ll~uskirk adjoLiJ'ncd the meeting
Approved al lhe mecm~g.
}'~on \.'anl~tmkirk, t'haLinh.ln
Jcancltc \¥illiams. I,~ecording Societal5'