2022.12.13_CEB_Minutes_RegularaTOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH
TOWN CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
Town Hall / Commission Chambers Date: December 13, 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:OOP.M.
2. ROLL CALL
Board Member Robert Lasorsa
Board Member Michael Cherbini
Board Member Bryan Perilman
Board Member James Murray
Vice Chairperson Jane Perlow
Chairperson Myles Schlam
Town Attorney Leonard Rubin
Administrative Support Specialist Jaclyn DeHart
Absent
Board Member David Axelrod
Additional Staff Present
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Code Enforcement Board led the Pledge of Allegiance of the United States of
America.
4. APPROPVAL OF THE AGENDA
MOTION: Perilman/Cherbini - Moved to approve the agenda as presented,
which passed unanimously 6 to 0.
5. SWEARING IN OF THE PUBLIC
Mrs. DeHart swore in those giving testimony.
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6. PUBLIC COMMENT (limited to three (3) minutes per speaker)
There were no public comments.
7. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. November 9, 2022
MOTION: Perlow/Murray- Moved to approve the minutes, which passed
unanimously 6 to 0.
8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. CASE NO. CC2022-06-007
Albert J Brok Trust
3700 S. Ocean Blvd. 805
Highland Beach FL, 33487
PCN: 24-43-47-04-51-001-0805
Legal Description: TOSCANA NORTH COND UNIT 805
Code Sections: 30-122 (A) Building Permits Required
Violations: Observed AC changeout 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 the violator is now in
compliance. Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondents be found in
violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and
recommended waving the prosecution costs in the amount of $250.00
Albert Brok provided comments about the violation on the property.
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion.
Motion: Perlow/Lasorsa - Moved that the Respondent be found in violation
of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation but is now in
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compliance and that a do not repeat order be issued which passed
unanimously 6 to 0.
9. NEW BUSINESS
A. CASE NO. CC20222-10-006
Michael & Magdalena Radu
1091 Bel Lido Dr.
Highland Beach FL, 33487
PC N:24-43-47-04-02-005-0030
Legal Description: BEL LIDO LT 3 BLK 5
Code Sections: 30-122 (A) Building Permit Required
Violations: Installation of paver bricks without permits
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.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 the violations continue to
exist, but the owner has applied for a permit that is currently under plan review.
Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondents be found in violation of
the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation, the violator 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.
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion
Motion: Lasorsa/Perlow - Moved that the Respondents be found in violation
of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and that they
be ordered to comply within 15 days 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 a roll call. Member Lasorsa
(Yes), Member Cherbini (Yes), Member Perilman (Yes), Member
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Murray (Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes), and Chairperson
Schlam (Yes). The motion passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
B. CASE NO. CC2022-10-027
Karin Mueller/Paris & James Paris
1106 Bel Air Dr. B
Highland Beach, FL 33487
PCN:24-43-47-04-03-000-0072
Legal Description: HIGHLAND BEACH ISLES E 61.59 FT OF LT 7
Code Sections: 30-122 (B) Expiration of building permit;17-3 NUISANCES
Nuisance; 28-10 LANDSCAPE Failure to Maintain Landscaping; IPMC 303.1
Swimming pools; IPMC 303.2 Swimming pool enclosures
Violations: Expired permits; Overgrowth; Unsecure construction fence; open and
exposed pool; dirty pool water
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.13. 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 Adam Osowsky mentioned that today they are only
looking at the dirty pool violation, which continues to exist. The other violations
were moved to Case NO CC2022-11-019.
Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondents be found in violation of
the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation, the violator 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.
Chris Belle, the property's contractor, provided comments about the violation on
the property
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion
Motion: Lasorsa/Cherbini - Moved that the Respondents be found in
violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation
and that they be ordered to comply within 15 days or be fined
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$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 a roll call. Member Lasorsa (Yes), Member
Cherbini (Yes), Member Perilman (Yes), Member Murray
(Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes), and Chairperson
Schlam (Yes). The motion passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
C. CASE NO. CC2022-10-014
Jordan Cohen
1123 Highland Beach Dr. 3
Highland Beach FL, 33487
PCN: 24-43-47-04-02-002-0223
Legal Description: BEL LIDO TH PT OF LT 22 K/A UNIT 3 BLK 2
Code Sections: 34-5 (A) Application for Vacation Rental Certificate
Violations: Unregistered Vacation Rental
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.C. 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, website printouts of vacation rental,
and paper postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky mentioned that the violation remains.
The property owner has submitted an application that is being reviewed, and a
rental inspection is also required.
Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondents be found in violation of
the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation, the violator 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.
Jordan Cohen provided comments about the violation on the property.
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion.
Motion: Perlow/Murray - 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 within 15 days or be fined $250.00 per day for
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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 a roll call. Member Lasorsa
(Yes), Member Cherbini (Yes), Member Perilman (Yes), Member
Murray (Yes) Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes) and Chairperson
Schlam (Yes). The motion passed on
D. .CASE NO. CC2022-10-022
3200 SEAGATE LLC
3200 S. Ocean Blvd.
Highland Beach, FL 33487
PCN :24-43-46-33-00-001-0210
Code Sections: 12-6 Hours of Construction
6 to 0 vote.
Violations: Construction workers arriving/setting up before the allowed time by
code
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.D. 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 closed the case and pulled it from the
hearing, citing computer issues with incorrect parcel information.
Town Attorney Leonard Rubin mentioned that no further action was necessary.
E. CASE NO. CC2022-10-020
Jordan Cohen
1119 Highland Beach Dr. 3
Highland Beach FL, 33487
PCN: 24-43-47-04-02-002-0214
Legal Description: BEL LIDO TH PT OF LT 21 K/A WEST UNIT BLDG 2 BLK 2
Code Sections: 34-5 (A) Application for Vacation Rental Certificate
Violations: Unregistered Vacation Rental
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.E. 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
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service, supporting documents, website printouts of vacation rental, and paper
postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky mentioned that the violation remains.
The property owner has submitted an application that is being reviewed, and a
rental inspection is also required.
Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondent be found in violation of
the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation, the violator 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.
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion
Motion: Lasorsa/Murray -Moved that Respondent be found in violation of the
Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and that they be
ordered to comply within 15 days 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 a roll call. Member Lasorsa
(Yes), Member Cherbini (Yes), Member Perilman (Yes), Member
Murray (Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes), and Chairperson
Schlam (Yes). The motion passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
F. CASE NO. CC2022-10-007
1114 Bel Air LLC
1114 Bel Air Dr. 1
Highland Beach FL, 33487
PCN: 24-43-47-04-03-000-0090
Legal Description: HIGHLAND BEACH ISLES LOT 9
Code Sections: 12-2(B) Construction Site Cleanliness/Construction Site Safety;
12-2(E) Construction site cleanliness; construction site safety; 12-2(E)
Construction site cleanliness; construction site safety; 12-4 Temporary
construction fences; 12-4(D)(2) Temporary Construction Fence Maintenance;
IPMC 14-35(A) PMC - Rubbish and Garbage
Violations: Open storage; improper construction fence and site cleanliness
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.F. 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.
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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 Adam Osowsky mentioned that the violations have
been corrected. Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondents be
found in violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and
recommended to assess prosecution costs in the amount of $250.00 payable
within 30 days.
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion.
Motion: Perlow/Lasorsa - Moved that the Respondents 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 issue and assess
prosecution costs in the amount of $250.00 payable within 30 days.
Based upon a roll call. Member Lasorsa (Yes), Member Cherbini
(Yes), Member Perilman (Yes), Member Murray (Yes), Vice
Chairperson Perlow (Yes), and Chairperson Schlam (Yes). The
motion passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
G. CASE NO. CC2022-11-005
William & Suzanne Fleming TR TITL HLDRS
1053 Boca Cove Ln.
Highland Beach, FL 33487
PC N:24-43-47-04-01-000-1146
Legal Description: DELRAY-BY-THE-SEA TH PT OF LTS 114 & 115 & TH PT
OF FLORIDA AVE AS INOR5635 P1243 A/K/A UNIT 6 BLDG 2 BOCA COVE
Code Sections: 30-122 (A) Building Permits Required
Violations: A/C changeout without permit
Chairperson Schlam read the title of Item 9.G. 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, website printouts of vacation rental, and paper
postings at the property address and at Town Hall.
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Code Compliance Officer Adam Osowsky mentioned that the violation has been
corrected. Therefore, the Town recommends that the Respondents be found in
violation of the Town Code as alleged in the Notice of Violation and
recommended and to assess prosecution costs in the amount of $250.00 payable
within 30 days.
William Fleming provided comments about the violation on the property.
The public hearing was closed followed by a motion.
Motion: Perlow/Murray - Moved that the Respondents 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 issue and assess prosecution costs in the
amount of $250.00 payable within 30 days. Based upon a roll call. Member
Lasorsa (Yes), Member Cherbini (Yes), Member Perilman (Yes), Member Murray
(Yes), Vice Chairperson Perlow (Yes), and Chairperson Schlam (Yes). The
motion passed on a 6 to 0 vote.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Chairperson Schlam read the announcements as follows:
December 13, 2022- 6:00 P.M. Public Meeting Accessory Marine Facility
Regulations:
December 15, 2022 — 5:OOP.M.-7:30 P.M.- Mingle and Jingle Food Truck Event
December 23, and 26,2022 Town Hall Closed in observance of Christmas
Holiday
January 02, 2023 Town Hall Closed in observance of New Year's
Holiday
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9. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 1:54 P.M.
APPROVED January 10, 2023, Code
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Transcribed by: Jaclyn DeHart
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