03-07-95CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD AGENDA
7:30 P. M., MARCH 7, 1995
Call to order
Pledge to the Flag
Roll Call
1. Approval of the minutes of the meeting of January 3, 1995.
2. Recognition of Visitors and Guests regarding any matters that are
not listed on agenda.
3. Old Business•
Case No. 0080 - Vision Energy - A report will be given concerning visual
inspections of sites containing Vision Energy equipment. The
inspections were conducted by the City and Vision Energy to insure that
all sites were safe.
1 Case No. 0024 - Thouas Jackson - (Third Violation) owner of property
- located at 463 Irex Road, in violation of Section 24-163(4) - junked
vehicles on or near dwelling units; Section 12-1-7 - open storage of
abandoned motor vehicles; Section 24-104 -residential zoning, dunk
yard, and open storage no[ permitted. The Code Enforcement Officer
will give a report.
4. New Business:
Case No. 0046 - Revin Baldwin (Stewart Title) - (Third Violation) -
owner of property located at - vacant lot east of 700 Cavalla Road - in
violation of Sections 12-1-3 - high weeds, 23-36 - vegetation, and
12-1-6 - unsound fence.
Case No. 0081 - Wadie Bakkar - owner of property located at west side of
31 Royal Palms Drive, in violation of Section 17-7 - sign is more than
25% destroyed.
Case No. 0082 - Dorothy Fry - owner of property located at 625 Atlantic
Boulevard - in violation of Section 17-7 - maintenance and removal of
signs 25% destroyed.
Case No. 0083 - Robert J. Craver - owner of property located at 212
Nautical Boulevard - in violation of Section 24-163 - recreational
vehicle parked in front of setback line.
Case No. 0084 - David Holiday - owner of property located at 850 W. 14th
St. - in violation of Section 12-1-7 - abandoned vehicle (school bus).
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Code Enforcement Agenda - Mazch 7, 1995
Case No. 0085 - Joseph Romano - owner of property located at 1170
Begonia Street - in violation of Sections 20-52, no occupational
license, 20-52.1 - inspections, and Florida Statute 489.127 -
Prohibitlons; Penalties.
Case No. 0086 - Robert W. Wiles - owner of property located at 347 Skate
Road - in violation of Section 24-163 -boat parked in front yard
setback and Section 12-1-3 -depositing of yard trash in yard, i. e.
tree limbs and mulching material.
5. Request for lien action:
None.
6. Board Members Comments
7. Adjournment
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CITY OF ATLANTIC BEA(li
~' CODE ENF'ORCEMEBTP BOARD MINVPFS
MARCH 7, 1995 ~•
CALL TO ORDER: Present: Heywood Dowling, Jr., Vice Chairman
Barbara Bonner
Theo K. Mitchelson
Kathleen Russell
John Venn
Absent: Edward Martin, Chairman
Lou Etta Waters
And: Suzanne Green, Prosecuting Attorney
Alan Jensen Legal Counsel to Board
Don Ford, Building Official
Karl Grunewald, Code Enf. Officer
Trudy Lopanik, Secretary
1. A~rzWal Of Mirn,rPC Of January 3. 1995.
A motion was made, seconded, and passed to approve the minutes of the
meeting of January 3, 1995.
2. Recognition of Visitors aryl Guests rt•c~r•riim any a-3tters that are
not listed on agenda.
There were no visitors.
3. Old Husimts-
Case No. 0080 -Vision Energy - A report was given by Don Ford, Building
Official, wncerning visual inspections made by the city and Vision
Energy of sites containing Vision Energy equipment. The inspections
were conducted to insure that all sites were safe. Mr. Ford reported
Vision Energy was in arnpliance with city codes. He added Vision Energy
had plans to overhaul their entire system.
Case No. 0024 - 4Yiamas Jack.9ocr - (lhixid Violation) owner of property
located at 463 Irex Road, in violation of Section 24-163(4) -junked
vehicles on or near dwelling units; Section 12-1-7 -open storage of
abandoned motor vehicles; Section 24-104 -residential zoning, junk
yard, and open storage not permitted.
Karl Gha-cs.*ald, Code Enforcement Inspector, reported Thomas Jackson was
in compliance with city codes. He indicated Mr. Jackson did a good job
in clearing his property, all vehicles were registered, and Mr. Jackson
indicated in the future if he had any questions he would keep in contact
with the Code Enforcement Inspector to insure that he would rEZnain in
ccaq~liance.
4. New Business:
Mr. Dowling read case hearing procedures for the following cases: 0046,
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0081, 0082, 0083, 0084, 0085, and 0086, and all witnesses were sworn for
~ the aforementioned cases.
Case No. 0046 - Revin Aa~~..;r, (Stewart Title) - (Third Violation) -
owner of property located at - vacant lot east of 700 Cavalla Road - in
violation of Sections 12-1-3 - high weeds, 23-36 - vegetation, and
12-1-6 - unsound fence.
Mr. Dowling, Vice~tsai=man, declared a Conflict of Interest with respect
to Case No. 0046. He indicated on the morning of the March 7, 1995
while inspecting the Property under discussion he encountered Stewart
Title Conq~any's representative, Kevin Baldwin. Following a discussion
with Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Dowling indicated he entered into negotiations
with Stewart Title Company to take title of the property. Mr. Dowling
t.,~;cated would not vote on the matter but would participate in
discussion and act as Chairnian.
Alan Jensen indicated Kevin Baldwin contacted him and indicated he had
to be in Atlanta and thus could not attend the meeting. Mr. Jensen
advised Mr. Baldwin that the Board would still be able to act if Mr.
Baldwin was not present at the meeting.
Karl Grunewald reported the property had been cut, but that the property
was strewn with garbage, and the fence was not repaired. It was
explained this was the third time the property had been in violation.
Under discussion it was explained since there had been previous
violations of the property the board would be able to fine the property
#500.00 per day, according to the code.
A notion was made, , and passed to find Stewart Title Ornpany in
seoo~rl violation of Socti,o[~s 12-1-3, 23-36, aryl 12-1-6 of the code.
A motion was made, sooocr3ed, aryl passed m give Stewart Title
until Ttrursday, Maz+ckr 9, 1995 to Lying the property into p0~liarvr tp
the satisfactim of the Code Fhforomient Inspector. If the property is
not bxurght into eomp]ianoc, a #500.00 pcr day fine will be imposed
until oo~lianoe is .
Case No. 0081 - Ftadie Bakkar - owner of property located at west side of
31 Royal Palms Drive, in violation of Section 17-7 - sign is more than
25$ destroyed.
Karl Grunewald indicated Mr. Bakkar had removed the sign and was now in
conq~liance. He explained Mr. Bakkar was notified on June 8, 1994 to
remove a sign located in front of his business, but that Mr. Bakkar
explained the Property was being renovated and that he would remove the
sign when the renovations were ca~leted. Mr. Grunewald explained when
renovations were ocmpleted the sign was not removed and he sent a
reninder to Mr. Bakkar to remove the sign. Mr. Bakkar explained it was
not possible to remove the sign because gas tanks were underneath the
sign and arrangements had to be made to remove the gas tanks, thus that
was why it took so long. It was felt by the board that the sign could
have been ramved earlier but that at the present time the property was
in ar~liance.
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` A motion was wade, seconded, and passed to furl Wadie Baklcar in
violation of Section 17-1 of the Cbde.
A matron was made, seconded, aid passed that if the property was found
to be in rnn-oaopliance in the future it would be troated as a seocnd
offense. Since the violation Was corrected the board voted to withhold
a fim.
Case No. 0082 -Dorothy Fry -owner of property located at 625 Atlantic
Boulevard - in violation of Section 17-7 -maintenance and removal of
signs 256 destroyed.
Karl Grunewald explained Mr. Fry was the owmx of the business and he
had been California. As soon as he arrived bane he had the sign
removed. It was explained the sign was at the property when it was
purchased by Mr. Fry.
A motion was aade, seconded, and passed to find Mr. Fry in violation of
Section 17-7 of the Cbde.
A moticn was made, seco~r7ed, and passed that if the property was food
to be in rrn-oanplianoe in tt~e future it would be treated as a accord
offence. Sinoc the violation was corrected the board voted to withhold
a fine.
Case No. 0083 - Robert J. Graver -owner of property located at 212
Nautical Boulevard - in violation of Section 24-163 -recreational
vehicle parked in front of setback line.
Karl Grunewald indicated Mr. Graver was notified January 12, 1995 that
the vehicle was in violation. Mr. Graver moved the trailer on to his
driveway but was not able to get the trailer in his backyard because of
trees. Mr. Graver explained to the board that with the assistance of
his neighbor he was able to move the vehicle around the trees and thus
place the trailer on the side of the house where it would not be in
violation of the code. Mr. Gcvnewald indicated he would conduct a
visual inspection and that as long as the vehicle was on the side of Mr.
Graver's house it would be in casg~liance of the code.
A notion was made, seconded, and passed to furl Mr. Graver in violation
of Section 24-163 of the Oode.
A moticn was made, secarbd, and passed that if the pmQerty was found
to be in liame in the futuro it would be treated as a seca~d
offence. Since the violation was corrected the board voted to withtnld
a fine.
Case No. 0084 -David Holiday -owner of property located at 850 W. 14th
St. - in violation of Section 12-1-7 -abandoned vehicle (school bus).
Mr. Grunewald indicated as of 3:00 p. m. of today, March 7, 1995, the
bus had been moved off the property and the property was in oanpliance.
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A motion was made, seconded, and passed to fitd lam. Holiday in violation
of Section 12-1-7 of the CUde.
A motion was made, seconded, aryl passed that if the property was found
to be in tnn~lianoe in the fu4ue it would be treated as a seoorrl
offence. Since the violation was corrected the board voted to withhold
a fine.
Case No. 0085 - Joseph Romano - owner of property located at 1170
Begonia Street - in violation of Sections 20-52, no occupational
license, 20-52.1 - inspections, and Florida Statute 489.127 -
Prohibitions; Penalties.
Suzanne Green, Prosecuting Attorney, indicated Don Ford, Building
Official, would give a report wncerning Case No. 0085, Joseph Romano.
Don Forti indicated Joseph Romano apparently had been doing business out
of his hems as a roofing contractor. He was not licensed with the
state, and, whereas he was previously licensed, he had not renewed his
license in two years. It was reported he did not have an occupational
license with the City of Atlantic Beach at the present time, although
he had been noticed on several occasions and he had not agreed to cane
in to the city hall and became licensed. Mr. Ford indicated he
inspected the property of Mr. Ran<uw at 1170 Begonia St. and the
property was loaded with wnstruction debris, which was mostly roofing
materials, also there was new roofing material on the property which
indicated he was still in the roofing business. Checks had been run
with county and state agencies to determine if he had licenses to which
it was determined he had no licenses with any agencies.
Mr. Ford reported the city became involved in the matter and inspected
the property because of a arnplaint fran Jeanne W. Porcelli, 1723 Park
Terrace East, Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233. Mr. Ford asked the board
to 'take time to read the complaint dated January 18, 1995 from Ms.
Porcelli (complaint attached hereto and made a part hereof).
Heywood Dowling, Vice-Chaiianan, summarized the Porcelli's ca~laint by
explaining that the Porcelli's contracted with Jce Romano to repair a
flat roof and Mr. Romano took a •deposit from the Porcelli's for
approximately one-half of the contract amount. Mr. Romano returned to
the job and did a little bit of work and was supposed to deliver
materials to the project, but he did not deliver the materials and did
not cacg~lete the work. As time dragged on, rain damage occurred and
caused certain damage and caused the Porcelli's to get another roofer.
Thus far, Mr. Romano had not been responsive to the Porcelli's.
Mr. Ford summarized the violations that had been addressed by the city:
a letter was sent on February 9, 1995 with no response from Mr. Rotiano.
Mr. Ford personally met with Mr. Romano and Mr. Ranano's attitude was
such that Mr. Ford felt Mr. Romano did not intend to be licensed. Mr.
Romano stated several problems he was having being in business; however,
he would not agree that he would discontinue operating his business. He
had a very belligerent attitude, Mr. Ford felt. Also, on September 6,
1994 the City Clerk sent him a letter stating that his license had
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expired and he needed to update his license (letter attached hereto and
made a part hereof). He had never replied to that letter or any other
correspondence from the city.
Mr. Ford referred to an estimate Jeanne Porcelli received fran Mr.
Ranano which clearly stated the name, address, and state lioense of Mr.
Fa~arw, dated November 6, 1994 (attached hereto and made a part hereof).
The state license number on the estimate, however, had been expired for
two years. Mr. Ford indicated the latest inspection he did was on
F'ebrvary 15, 1995 at which time Mr. Ford met with Mr. Romano at Mr.
Fomano's property at 1170 Begonia. Once again Mr. Ford was told by Mr.
Romano that Mr. Romano did not intend to become licensed.
Mr. Ford reoonmended to the board that Mr. Rnrt~no be given 30 days to
ca~ly with codes and statutes, and if he did not cacq~ly within 30 days
that a fine be installed. Mr. Fozd reported the State of Florida
experienced a big problem with contractors wherein a percentage of the
job was taken up front after which time the contractors never performed
the work. Atlantic Beach has had fewer problems than in other cities
within the state, Mr. Ford explained. Mr. Ford explained Mr. Ranano had
fallen into the mode under discussion in that another complaint had been
received where Mr. Ranarw had taken money up front and not performed the
work.
Suzanne Green asked Mr. Ford if Mr. Futt~no had corrected any violations
to which Mr. Ford replied that Mr. Runano had not corrected any
violations. It was explained the date the violation under discussion
began was February 9, 1995. It was explained this was the only
violation Mr. Fanano had been cited for thus far, but that Mr. Ford was
aware of another violation that had occurred.
Under discussion, it was explained by Mr. Ford that if Mr. Romano
attempted to have his insurance renewed, renew his state license, and
renew his occupational license, that a 30 day time frame would be
sufficient to accanplish these renewals. It was felt by some board
members that since Mr. RAnano had been given time to comply in the past
and he had made no effort to ca~ly, that it would not be practical to
give him another 30 days.
it was explained Mr. Runano was asked to meet with the state attorney's
office, but that he failed to appear and that the state attorney's
office was investigating the matter.
Mr. Ford explained three avenues could be pursued in this matter and all
three avenues could be pursued at the same time; Construction Industry
Licensing Board, Department of Professional Regulations, and local Code
Fhforoecnent Board.
Mr. Ford indicated the other conplaint he received was a ar~laint that
he received by telephone. The person who complained indicated she would
cage to the city hall and file a written complaint next week.
Jeanne W. Procelli, 1723 Park Terrace East, was called to the podium by
Suzanne Green. Ms. Porcelli indicated she paid Mr. Ranazw $525 for
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materials to be purchased. Ms. Porcelli indicated Mr. Ranano did not
mention that he was a licensed roofing contractor but that she noticed
it was mentioned on the contract he gave her. When asked if he ever
performed the work, Ms. Porcelli indicated he performed "something" but
that he did not perfoun the work. Ms. Porcelli indicated the amount of
to repair the damage to the ceiling would be $389 in addition to the
$525 she gave to Rrmano. It was determined water damage was sustained
but that was included in the the price to repair the damage.
A discussion ensued regarding the amount of fine that could be levied
against Mr. Ranazio, and it was explained by Suzanne Green that state
statute allowed a $250 fine to be levied for each day the fine wntinued
fran the day the violation occurred. She added that under state statute
each day was considered to be a separate violation. It was determined
the violation was cited by the city on February 9, 1995. It was
determined Mr. Rateno had been without a state license since August,
1993.
A motion was made, accorded, aryl passed to find Joseph I~no - owr1PS of
property located at 1170 Begonia Street - in violation of Sections
20-52, rn ooc.-upational l.ioense, 20-52.1 - in„•-pections, and Florida
Statute 489.127 - Pmh;h;tion,,; Penalties.
A motion was made sewrded and pursuant to Flnri`la
~ itatute 489.127 4d4 a fine of $250levied against Joseph Ii~ano,
Begonia St., beginni.rrg Fl~ruary 9, 1995 aryl mot;m,im oach day
that the violation continues, until oomp]ianoe is reached.
Case No. 0086 - Ii~bert. W. Wiles -owner of property located at 347 Skate
Road - in violation of Section 24-163 -boat parked in front yard
setback and Section 12-1-3 -depositing of yard trash in yard, i. e.
tree limbs and mulching material.
Mr. Grunewald explained the property had been cleared but that one boat
was still in violation in that it was in front of the set back line.
Mr. Grunewald indicated Mr. Wiles had been notified on prior occasions
but never before the board.
A mor;r,n was made, semrded, and passed to find Mr. Wiles in violation
of Section 24-163 of the Ct~de.
A motion was made, accorded, and passed to grant Robert W. Wiles until
the erd of the day of March 15, 1995 to bring the p~.ropcrty into
ca~l.iarroe. If the property is not baought into mmplianae by March 15,
1995 tb the satisfarr;nr, of the Axle Fhfomoetoent Tn~±•,r a fine of
$50.00 per day will be instituted and will continue until the preperty
has been bzurght into or:oplianm to the satisfaction of the CUde
Fhfor'O[~nt in~rt.++~~
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5. Pegrrst for lien action:
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None.
6. Board Members Commssts
Suzanne Green advised she was in the process of doing research relative
to outstanding liens and whether non-homesteaded property could be
foreclosed on by the city to satisfy liens. She indicated she would
report on the matter when the research was oa~leted.
7. Adjournment
G. E. Martin
Chairnan Code Enforcanent Board
Attest:
Trudy Lopanik, Secretary
CITY OF
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TELEPHONE 190J) 2i7-5800
FAX (90i) 247.5805
February 9, 1995
Mr. Joe Romano
Romano Roofing
1170 Begonia Street
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Re: 1723 Park Terrace East
Atlantic Seach, FL 32233
Dear Mr. Romano:
We have received a complaint from Jeanne W. Porcelli dated
January 18, 1995 concerning reroofing their home. We have a copy
of your proposal dated December 6, 1994.
Our records indicate that you do not have a valid roofing
(1 license for the City of Atlantic Beach at this time. My telephone
conversation with you on February 1, 1995 did not reveal any valid
license or insurance. You also stated you would not be refunding
Hrs. Porcelli the deposit on the roofing repair at 1723 Park
Terrace East.
• We have no alternative but to turn this case over to the Code
Enforcement Board.
Sincerely,
Don C. Ford
Building official
DCF/pah
cc: City Manager
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Mr. Don Ford
Atlantic Beach Building Department
City Hall
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Dear Mr. Ford:
Enclosed you will find a copy of my letter to Mr. Romano of Romano Roofing, for your rernrds. Per our
phone conversation on ]an. 17, I have hired a new roofing contractor, to prevent further water damage
inside my home. I would appreciate your reviewing the facts of my dispute with Mr. Romano, and taking
appropriate action to force him to abide by the laws governing contractors in our azea.
If there is any way you can assist me in recovering the money owed me by Mr. Romano for his negligence,
non-fulfillment of contract, and ensuing damages, I would be most grateful. I also feel that action should
be taken to ensure that Mr. Romano does not again misrepresent himself and cause these problems for
another family in our city.
Thank you very much for your assistance. 1 look forwazd to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
W . ~o~f c,¢Q.Q^
Jeanne W. Porcelli
249-6215
Jeanne and Arthur Porcelli 1723 Park Terrace East Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 249-6215
n January 17, 1995
Mr. Joseph Romano
Romano Rcofing
1170 Begonia St.
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Dear Mr. Romano,
As of today, you are no longer allowed to do the work for which we mntmMed on Dec. 6, 1994. Let me
review the facts, On 12-6-94, you gave me a bid to re-roof the flat roof sun room of my home (copy of this
bid enclosed.) On that day I gave you my check 115402 for S525.00, Cor "materials to be purchased" az
stated in the bid i vvst to pay you S525.00 for labor when 5nished. You verbally promised to purchase
the materials and do the work the next day. You did not return the next day, nor the next, nor tall to give
reason for the delay. I called you on 12-9-94, and on many subsequent dates, to inquire when you were
coming to do the work You gave various excuses, and made three promises to bring me the materials you
had purchased No materials were ever produced No work was done.
This brings us to 1-I 1-95, on which date I called you to azk for a refund of my money so that I could hire
another roofer. You requested "one last chance" and promised to come that day to begin work You came
and worked for 1/2 hour. The next day you came, late in the afternoon, and did some work. And Friday,
Jan. 13, you also came, late in the day, and did some work. However, the job was still not Bnished, and
ALL of Jacksonville knew that a great deal of rain was expected that weekend.
I called you I-1495, to tell you that water was dripping in my sun room. The ceiling was wet, and the
walls and carpet were getting wet. You did come over and survey the damage, but did nothing to prevent
(^ further damage. I called later in the day and left a message with your son (and co-worker) that more
water was dripping in. You did not return my call, or do anything to prevent further damage. At 4:00
a.m. Sunday morning, Jan. IS, my husband and I were awakened by the dripping sounds. Water was
pouring in my sunrcom through many areas. We were forced to remove all the furniture, computers and
television to prevent further damage. We put a tarp down, on top of the soaked carpet, and buckets all
azound the room to etch the water. I plied you on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. to tell you of the damage. Your
son took my call, az you would not come to the phone. (I mold hear him begging you to take the pll.)
1-17-95, i called the Atlantic Beach Building Department and spoke to Mr. Don Ford. 1 wanted an
inspector to come to my home and inspect the job, and tell me if the work was really the best that mold be
expected under the circumstances of the rain. He would not come to my home, because you had not gotten
a permit to do the work He told me that you had no license to do work in our city (even though a State
License No. is listed on your bid form.) Mr. Ford told me that you would not be allowed to finish the
work on my house, and that you would face fines and other punishments for working without a license
and permit. He told me to get a new rmfer, and to get my 5525.00 back from you.
I hold you responsible for the considerable damage to my ceiling that occurred on I-15-95, due to your
pcor workmanship and negligence. When 1 hired you to repair my rmf, I had a small black stain on my
ceiling. Now, I have a huge stain, a large bowed area, and several cracks and holes. This week I will get
an estimate for ceiling repair or replacement, and you will be responsible Cor all water damage repairs,
including wet carpet, and wet walls. A copy will be sent to you.
I will do everything in my power to make you be responsible for these damages, and to pay back the
money that you in effect, stole from me. I use the word stealing, because you took my money for
materials, and promised to do a job forme in three days. Six weeks later, my rmf problem is much worse;
I now need a new ceiling, and possibly new carpet. I have not got 5325.110 worth of rmfing materials in
Jeanne and Arthur Porcelli 1723 Park Terrace East Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 2~9-62I5
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my possession, and 1 am forced to hire and pay another roofing eontmdor to do the job. You should not
be allowed to cause these problems for another family in our city or elsewhere.
You wEre recommended to me by several friends and acquaintances from my church, St. Johns. You
presented yourself as a hard working local mntrador, and your business forms fraudulently misled me
into believing that you had a license, and would do things according to the law. You no longer deserve
good recommendations, and I will see that everyone in my acquaintance knows that you aze a liar and a
thief and should not be allowed to do work in our community. I will notify the Building Departments of
all the local cities, az well as every licensing and regulation department in our city and state, and the
Better Business Bureau of Northeast Florida. It is in your best interest to swiftly make arrangements to
repay the S525.00 and to pay for the new damages which occurred on January I5.
Sincerely,
Jcannc and Arthur Porttlli
Copy to Mr. Dan Ford, Atlantic Beach Building Department
Copy to Better Business Bureau of Northeast Florida
Copy to the Department of Professional Regulation
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Mr. Joe Romano
1170 Begonia Street
Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233
RE: Delinquent 1993/94 Occupational Licenses
Romano Roofing
Dear Mr. Romano:
Chapter 20, Article III of the Code of the City of Atlantic Beach,
Florida, prohibits anyone from engaging in or managing any
r business, profession, occupation or commercial activity without a
current occupational license, and also provides for a delinquent
penalty for any license not renewed on or by October first, not to'
exceed 25~.
Our records indicate you have not paid for your license for fiscal
year beginning October 1, 1993 for the above mentioned business.
If the business is no longer in operation please notify us
accordingly so that we may update our files. Should you fail to
notify us we will assume you are still in business and will have to
enforce the City Code Section 20-54 (a copy enclosed herewith).
Should you have any questions please contact our office at 247-
5810.
Sincerely,
Mauree~~~q~ ~
City Clerk
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Attachment
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TAXATION
Sec. 20.54. Due dates and delinquencies; penalties.
§ 20.57
(a) All licenses shall be sold by the city clerk beginning September first of each year and
shall be due and payable on or before October first of each year and shall expire on September
thirtieth oC the succeeding year. If October f rst falls on a weekend or holiday, the tax shall be
due and payable on or before the first working day following October first. Those licenses not
renewed when due and payable shall be considered delinquent and subject to a delinquency
penalty of ten (10) percent Cor the month of October, plus an additional five (5) percent penalty
for each month of delinquency thereafter until paid. however, the total delinquency penalty
shall not exceed twenty-five (25) percent of the occupational license fee for the delinquent
establishment. If license is not paid by January thirty-fast, the city clerk shall have city water
service disconnected until license fee plus delinquent chazges are paid in full.
(b) Any person engaging in or managing any business, occupation or profession without
first obtaining a local occupational license, if required in this article, shall be subject to a
penalty of twenty-five (25) percent of the license determined to be due, in addition to the
penalty provided by seMion 1-11.
(Code 1970, § 10-1.1; Ord. No. 45.84-6, § 1, 9-24-84; Ord. No. 45.90-8, § 1, 6.25.90)
State law reference-Similar provisions, F.S. 4 205.053.
Sec. 2055. Businesses falliag under more than one classircation; operating at more
thaw one location.
r`~ Each license classification and the amount of the license tax, as set forth in this chapter,
shall be deemed to be cumulative to any license taxes otherwise imposed, and when any
occupation, business, profession ar commercial activity shall fall into more than one (1) of the
classifications, such occupation, business, profession or commercial activity shall be required
to comply with the license requirements of each such classification or provision. Whenever
any person operates any of the businesses provided for in this article at more thaw one
location, each location shall be rnnsidered a separate business_
(Code 1970, § 10.2; Ord. No. 45-845, § 1, 9.24.84)
Sec. 2056. Compliance by liceaeees.
Issuance of a license by the city clerk shall in no wise relieve the holder thereof of
responsibility Cor compliance with all provisions of this Code or other city ordinances or parts
thereof heretofore passed ar which may hereafter be passed by the city rnmmission regulating
the conduct of the business.
(Code 1970, 4 105; Ord. No. 45.84.6, 4 1, 9-24.84)
Sec. 2057. Transfer.
(a) All business licenses may be transferred to a new owner when there is a bona fide sale
of the business upon payment of a transfer fee of three dollars ($3.00) and presentation of the
original license and evidence of the sale.
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FORM 8B MEMORANDUM O F VOTING CONFLICT FOR
COUNTY, MUNICIPAL AND OTH ER LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS
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WHO MUST FILE FORM 88
This form is for use by any person serving at the county, city, or other local Icvel of government on an appointed or elected board,
council, commission, authority, or committee. It applies equally to members of advisory and non-advisory bodies who arc presented
with a voting conflict of interest under Section 112.3143, Florida Statutes. The requirements of this law are mandatory; although
the use of this particular form is not required by law, you are encouraged to use it in making the disclosure required by law.
Your responsibilities under the law when faced with a measure in which you have a conflict of interest will vary greatly depending
on whether you hold an elective or appointive position. For this reason, please pay close attention to the instructions on this form
before completing the reverse side and filing the form.
~, INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 112.3143, FLORIDA STATUTES
ELECFED OFFICERS:
A person holding elective county, municipal, or other local public office A1UST ABSTAIN from voting on a measure which inures
to his special private gain. Each local officer also is prohibited from knowingly voting on a measure which inures to the special
gain of a principal (other than a government agency) by whom he is retained.
In either case, you should disclose the conflict:
PRIOR TO TFIE VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assen)bly the nature of your interest in the measure on
which you are abstaining from voting; and
WITHIN IS DAYS AFTER THE VOTE OCCURS by completing and filing this form with the person responsible for recording
the minutes of the meeting, who should incorporate the form in the minutes.
APPOINTED OFFICERS:
A person holding appointive county, municipal, or other local public office MUST ABSTAIN from voting on a measure which
inures to his special private gain. Each local officer also is prohibited from knowingly voting on a measure which inures to the
special gain of a principal (other than a government agency) by whoa) he is retained.
A person holding an appointive local office otherwise may participate in a matter in which he has a conflict of interest, but must
disclose the nature of the conflict before making any attempt to influence the decision by oral or written communication, whether
[Wade by the officer or at his direction.
IF YOU INTEND TO AfAKE ANY ATTEh1PT TO INFLUENCE THE DECISION PRIOR TO THE MEETING AT WHICH
THE VOTE WILL BE TAKEN:
~t'ou should complete and file this form (before making any attempt to influence the decision) with the person responsible for
recording the minutes of the meeting, who will incorporate the form in the minutes.
• A copy of the form should be provided immediately to the other members of the agency.
• The form should be read publicly at the meeting prior to consideration of the matter in which you have a conflict nLinterest.
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• You should complete the form and GIc it within IS days after the vote occurs with the person responsible for recording the minutes
of the meeting, who should incorporate the form in the minutes.
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NOTICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA STATUTES ¢I12.317 (1985), A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQUIRED
DISCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY BE PUNISHED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING:
IMPEACHMENT, REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTION, REDUCTION IN
SALARY, REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED SS,IXIt). _
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