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1993.03.17_CEB_Minutes_RegularTOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR MEETING - MINUTES Wednesday, March 17, 1993 10:00 A.M. Chairman Victor P. Hadeed called the Regular Meeting to order in Com- mission Chambers at 10:00 A.M. Deputy Town Clerk Doris Trinley called the roll. Present were the Chairman, Vice Chair Ellen B. Gerber and Members Merton Rubin and Arthur Hamerman. Members Joseph A. Sarubbi & Leonard D. Bell were absent. Building Official/Code Enforcement Officer Lee Leffingwell, Town Attorney Carol Sullivan and members of the general public were also present. The Chairman again noted Mr. Bell's appointment to the Board and acknowledged Horace Leng's past service. He also recognized Com- missioner David Augenstein, thanked him for his past service to the Board, and congratulated him on his recent election to the Town Com- mission. It was noted that Mr. Hamerman had again signed a voter conflict form and would not take part in any Motion to act as regards the Royal Cove Citations; Mr. Hamerman disclosed that he had a boat in the Royal Cove North Marina. Upon MOTION by MRS. GERBERIMR. HAMERMAN, the Minutes of the Workshop and Regular Meetings of February 17 were unanimously approved. OLD BUSINESS Citation 2338-92. Ken Sharp/Highland Beach Drive Associates re 1119 and 1123 Highland Beach Dr.; Chap. 13, Sec. 1 & 3; Chap. 25, Sec. 1; Chap. 17, Sec. 3. Ms. Leffingwell repeated that the violations had been approximately 75% satisfied. She said she would continue to monitor the clean-up, but was quite certain Mr. Sharp would continue to be cooperative and, therefore, recommended the Board consider the Citation satisfied. After brief discussion, MR. HAMERMAN/MRS. GERBER moved that the Board consider Citation 2338-92 to be satisfied; MOTION met with unanimous favorable roll call vote. • Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting - Minutes . March 17, 1993 Page 2 of 3 Citation 2339-92. Richard Mendelson re 1224 Highland Beach Dr ., Blk. 2, Lot 8, Bel Lido. Chap.17-2 and 6-30(b) [Nuisances and Buildings & Structures] After being sworn in, both Ms. Leffingwell and Mr. Mendelson ad- dressed the Board. Ms. Leffingwell again stated that neither Mr. Mendelson nor his architect had been heard from since the last meeting when the Board had. granted an extension i n order for Mr . Mendel son to appear before the Planning and Community Appearance Boards. Mr. Mendelson then explained that his architect had been out of the country on another assignment; he also advised it had been determined that the existing pilings were not sufficient to support the second floor called for in the remodelling plans. He said it would most likely take another week before it could be determined if changing the trusses to move the load would solve this problem. Mr. Mendelson said he hoped to be on the Planning Board agenda in April, but asked the Board, if they would consider another extension, to make it a 2-month period. Mr. Mendelson also told the members that during the recent severe storm, the tiles stored on his roof did not move. Concluding discussion, MR.RUBIN/MR. HAMERMAN moved to grant a 2-month extension to Mr. Mendelson; MOTION received unanimous favorable roll call vote. Citation 2340-B-92. Royal Cove Joint Venture, Tony Magri, Managing Partner, re 1005 & 1016 Royal Cove Drive, Lot 2A N, Lots 5 and 16; Chap. 13, Sec. 1 thru 3A, 4, 5, 6 [Land Clearance]. and Citation 2343-93. Royal Cove Joint Venture., Richard Knowlton, General Partner, All Vacant Lots except Lot 15 Royal Cove Drive; Chap. 13, Sec. 1 thru 3A, 4, 5, 6 [Land Clearance]. Frank Stack, who identified himself as a limited partner in Royal Cove Joint Venture at the February meeting, was a sworn in. He said neither Tony Magri nor Richard Knowlton were available; however, he advised monies had been allocated to clean up the site but because of last weekend's severe storm the project had been backed up. Mr. Stack said he hoped the work would be done by the end of this week (3/20). Ms. Leffingwell suggested to Mr. Stack that he might want to contact Boca Bank to see if they could work together in satisfying these violations. Concluding discussion, Chairman Hadeed noted that any vote today would require four votes (quorum of full Board membership at this time, i.e. Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting - Minutes March 17, 1993 Page 3 of 3 • six [6] members), but because of Mr. Hamerman's conflict, and the absence of Messrs. Sarubbi and Bell, a vote could not be taken. He therefore recommended, without objection, that these Citations be put on the agenda for the April meetings. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned upon MOTION by MRS. GERBER/MR. HAMERMAN at 10:15 A.M. dmt / ~ APPROVE: ~~~~ Victor P. Ha ee Chairman ~~~~ ~ Er en B. Ger er Vice C~iai~r Mer on Ru in ,~~__-~~ Arthur Hamerman ATTEST: DATE: