2022.08.09_CEB_Minutes_RegularTOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD REGULAR
MEETING MINUTES
Town Hall / Commission Chambers Date: August 09, 2022
3614 South Ocean Boulevard Time: 1:00 PM
Highland Beach, Florida 33487
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairperson Schlam called the meeting to order at 1:00 P.M.
2. ROLL CALL
Board Member David Axelrod
Board Member James Murray
Board Member Bryan Perilman
Board Member Michael Cherbini (virtually)
Chairperson Myles Schlam
Vice Chairperson Jane Perlow
Town Attorney Leonard Rubin
Town Clerk Lanelda Gaskins
ADDITIONAL STAFF PRESENT
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky
ABSENT
Board Member Robert Lasorsa
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Code Enforcement Board led the Pledge of Allegiance of the United States of
America.
4. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
MOTION: Perilman/Axelrod - Moved to approve the agenda. The motion
passed unanimously on a 6 to 0 vote.
5. SWEARING IN OF THE PUBLIC
Town Clerk Gaskins swore in those giving testimony.
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6. PUBLIC COMMENT
There were no public comments.
7. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. July 12, 2022
MOTION: Perlow/Murray - Moved for the approval of the minutes. The motion
passed unanimously on a 6 to 0 vote.
8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky introduced himself.
A. Case No. CC2022-03-014
LG Associates LLC (Lea Gabbay)
4511 S Ocean Blvd 503
PCN: 24-43-47-04-10-001-0503
Legal Description: 45 OCEAN CONDO BLDG 1 APT 503
Code Section: 30-122 (A) Building Permits Required
Violation: Observed washer/dryer box installation without permit (no required
trap)
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 8.A. and asked the Board members if
they had any Ex Parte communications to disclose in the matter? Hearing none,
he opened the public hearing and called for Code Compliance Officer Osowsky
to give testimony and recommendations regarding the violation.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky provided a brief timeline of the facts of
the case. He entered submittals of evidence into the record that included proof of
service, supporting documents, photos taken of the property that fairly and
accurately represented the violation observed during the onsite inspections, and
paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Osowsky mentioned that to date, no permit had been
applied for and the violation remains. Therefore, the Town recommends that the
Respondents be found in violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of
Violation and that they are fined $ 250.00 per day for each day.
Town Clerk Gaskins swore in Building Official Jeff Remas who then provided
comments about this case.
Chairperson Schlam closed the public hearing and called for a motion.
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MOTION: Perilman/Perlow - Moved that the Respondent be found in violation
of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and that they
be ordered to obtain a permit within 20 days of this date or be fined
$250.00 per day for each day the violations remain after the date set
for compliance and assess prosecution costs in the amount of
$250.00 payable by the date set for compliance. Based upon roll
call: Member Perilman (Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes),
Member Axelrod (Yes), Member Murray (Yes), Chairperson Schlam
(Yes), and Member Cherbini (Yes), which passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
B. CASE NO. CC2022-04-016
James L. Day
4430 Tranquility Dr.
P C N: 24-43-47-04-02-003-0150
Legal Description: BEL LIDO LT 15 BILK 3
Code Sections: 17-3 NUISANCES Nuisance; 34-6(A)(2) Swimming pool, spa,
and hot tub screening; IPMC 303.1 Swimming pools; and IPMC 303.2 Swimming
pool enclosures
Violations: Complied 5/10/2022 observed pool pump system in disrepair creating
noise nuisance; Observed pool mechanical equipment with no required
screening fence; and Observed broken pool enclosure gate latch.
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 8.A. and asked the Board members if
they had any Ex Parte communications to disclose in the matter? Hearing none,
he opened the public hearing and called for Code Compliance Officer Osowsky
to give testimony and recommendations regarding the violation.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky provided a brief timeline of the facts of
the case. He entered submittals of evidence into the record that included proof of
service, supporting documents, photos taken of the property that fairly and
accurately represented the violation observed during the onsite inspections, and
paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Osowsky mentioned that to date, no permit had been
applied for and the violation remains. Therefore, the Town recommends that the
Respondent be found in violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of
Violation and that he be fined $ 250.00 per day for each day.
Chairperson Schlam closed the public hearing and called for a motion.
MOTION: Perlow/Murray - Moved that the Respondent be found in violation of
the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation but is now in
compliance and that a do not repeat order be issued. This motion
may include the assessment of prosecution cost in the amount of
$250.00 because the Town provided that the violation did exist and
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payable within 30 days. Based
Perlow (Yes), Members Murray
(Yes), Member Cherbini (Yes),
which passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
C. CASE NO. CC2022-05-004
Timothy Fischer
1123 Highland Beach Dr. 1
P C N : 24-4 3-47-04-02-002-0221
upon roll call: Vice Chairperson
(Yes), Axelrod (Yes), Perilman
and Chairperson Schlam (Yes),
Legal Description: BEL LIDO TH PT OF LT 22 K/A UNITS 1 & 2 BLK 2
Code Sections: 30-122 (A) Building Permits Required.
Violations: AC changeout (split to mini -split) without permit.
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 8.A. and asked the Board members if
they had any Ex Parte communications to disclose in the matter? Hearing none,
he opened the public hearing and called for Code Compliance Officer Osowsky
to give testimony and recommendations regarding the violation.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky provided a brief timeline of the facts of
the case. He entered submittals of evidence into the record that included proof of
service, supporting documents, photos taken of the property that fairly and
accurately represented the violation observed during the onsite inspections, and
paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Osowsky mentioned that to date, no permit had been
applied for and the violation remains. Therefore, the Town recommends that the
Respondent be found in violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of
Violation and that he be fined $ 250.00 per day for each day.
Chairperson Schlam closed the public hearing and called for a motion.
MOTION: Perilman/Axelrod - Moved that the Respondent be found in violation
of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and that he be
ordered to comply within two weeks from this date and obtain a
permit or be fined $ 250.00 per day for each day the violation remains
after the date set for compliance and assess prosecution costs in the
amount of $250.00 payable by the date set for compliance. Based
upon roll call: Member Perilman (Yes), Members Axelrod (Yes),
Murray (Yes), and Cherbini (Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes),
and Chairperson Schlam (Yes),) which passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
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D. CASE NO. CC2022-05-006
Jill Gilles
4023 S. Ocean Blvd.
P C N : 24-43-47-04-00-005-0080
Legal Description: 4-47-43, N 100 FT OF S 445 FT OF GOV LT 5 E OF SR 140
A/K/A CITY LOT NO 47
Code Sections: 30-122 (A) Building Permits Required.
Violations: Observed earth removal east of the Coastal Construction Line without
permit.
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 8.A. and asked the Board members if
they had any Ex Parte communications to disclose in the matter? Hearing none,
he opened the public hearing and called for Code Compliance Officer Osowsky
to give testimony and recommendations regarding the violation.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky provided a brief timeline of the facts of
the case. He entered submittals of evidence into the record that included proof of
service, supporting documents, photos taken of the property that fairly and
accurately represented the violation observed during the onsite inspections, and
paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Osowsky mentioned that to date, no permit had been
applied for and the violation remains. Therefore, the Town recommends that the
Respondent be found in violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of
Violation and that she be fined $ 250.00 per day for each day.
Mr. Joshua Stuckwish, representative of Ms. Jill Gilles provided comments about
this case.
Chairperson Schlam closed the public hearing and called for a motion.
MOTION: Axelrod/Perilman - Moved to continue this case to the October Code
Enforcement Board meeting. Upon roll call: Members Axelrod (Yes),
Perilman (Yes), Murray (Yes), Cherbini (Yes), Vice Chairperson
Perlow (Yes), and Chairperson Schlam (Yes), which passed on a 6
to 0 vote.
E. CASE NO. CC2022-05-014
TKS LLC
4108 S. Ocean Blvd.
P C N: 24-43-47-04-00-005-0050
Legal Description: 4-47-43, N 100 FT OF S 145 FT OF E 100 FT OF GOV LT 5
W OF SR NO 140 A/K/A
CITY LOT NO 41
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Code Sections: 30-122 (A) Building Permits Required.
Violations: Observed front door installation without permit.
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 8.A. and asked the Board members if
they had any Ex Parte communications to disclose in the matter? Hearing none,
he opened the public hearing and called for Code Compliance Officer Osowsky
to give testimony and recommendations regarding the violation.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky provided a brief timeline of the facts of
the case. He entered submittals of evidence into the record that included proof of
service, supporting documents, photos taken of the property that fairly and
accurately represented the violation observed during the onsite inspections, and
paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Osowsky mentioned that to date, no permit had been
applied for and the violation remains. Therefore, the Town recommends that the
Respondents be found in violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of
Violation and that they be fined $250.00 per day for each day.
Chairperson Schlam closed the public hearing and called for a motion.
MOTION: Perilman/Axelrod - Moved that the Respondent be found in violation
of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and that they
be ordered to comply and obtain a building permit within two weeks
from this date or be fined $ 250.00 per day for each day the violation
remains after the date set for compliance and assess prosecution
costs in the amount of $250.00 payable by the date set for
compliance. Based upon roll call: Members Perilman (Yes), Axelrod
(Yes), Murray (Yes), Cherbini (Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes),
and Chairperson Schlam (Yes), which passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
9. NEW BUSINESS
A. CASE NO. CC2022-06-002
Nicholas Economos
3646 S. Ocean Blvd #13
P C N : 24-43-47-04-50-000-013 0
Legal Description: OCEAN GRANDE PLACE LT 13 A/K/A S 88 FT OF N 200
FT OF W 55.10 FT OF ELY 315.70 FT OF GOV LT 1 LYG W OF & ADJ TO SR
A-1-A RAN
Code Sections: 17-3 NUISANCES Nuisance; 30-122 (A) Building Permits
Required.
Violations: Observed roof in disrepair causing nuisance/hazard.
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Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 8.A. and asked the Board members if
they had any Ex Parte communications to disclose in the matter? Hearing none,
he opened the public hearing and called for Code Compliance Officer Osowsky
to give testimony and recommendations regarding the violation.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky provided a brief timeline of the facts of
the case. He entered submittals of evidence into the record that included proof of
service, supporting documents, photos taken of the property that fairly and
accurately represented the violation observed during the onsite inspections, and
paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Osowsky mentioned that to date, no permit had been
applied for and the violation remains. Therefore, the Town recommends that the
Respondent be found in violation of the Town Code as ali&ged in the Notice of
Violation, the violator be fined $250.00 per day for each dsqy the violation remains
after the date set for compliance and assess prdsE cutjon costs in the amount of
$250.00 payable by the date set for compliance.
Chairperson Schlam closed the public hearing and called for a motion.
MOTION: Perlow/Perilman- Moved that the Respondent be found in violation
of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and that he be
ordered to comply and obtain a building permit within two weeks from
this date or be fined $ 250.00 per day for each day the violation
remains after the date set for compliance and assess prosecution
costs in the amount of $250.00 payable by the date set for
compliance. Based upon roll call: Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes),
Members Perilman (Yes), Axelrod (Yes), Murray (Yes), Cherbini
(Yes), and Chairperson Schlam (Yes), which passed 6 to 0 vote.
10. BOARD MEMBERS REPORT
None.
11. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Chairperson Schlam read the announcements as followed:
August 16, 2022 - 1:30 P.M.
August 25, 2022 - 12:00 P.M
Town Commission Meeting
Town Commission Special Meeting
September 06, 2022 - 1:30 P.M. Town Commission Meeting
September 06, 2022 - 5:01 P.M. Town Commission Special First Public Hearing
Budget Meeting
September 08, 2022 - 9:30 A.M. Planning Board Regular Meeting
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September 13, 2022 - 1:00 P.M Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting
September 21, 2022 - 5:01 P.M. Town Commission Special Second Public Hearing
Budget Meeting
12. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 2:00 P.M.
APPROVED September 13, 2022, Code Enforcement Regular Meeting.
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Transcribed by: Lanelda Gaskins and
Ganelle Thompson
September 13, 2022
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