Code Enforcement Hearing - public_hearing

Put solid waste. I got into this position. First, I was a recycle driver for five years for the city of Northport, and then I became the planner scheduler after taking an interest in educating the residents on how to recycle properly. In my position, my day to day, usually, I start out by visiting the new residents that schedule garbage and recycle containers to be delivered, and I will go see them and educate them on our solid guidelines. More or less, I'm more focused on the recycle part of it.

After that, I will drive around the city and I actually inspect recycled containers manually for contamination. And then I will take calls from drivers if there's any issues with repeat garbage in the recycle, and I will go educate those people as well. What I love most about the city Of Northport is there are residents are from all over the world, and I get to learn about the solid waste guidelines, where they come from, as well as educate them on the city of Northport solid waste guidelines and how to recycle properly.

I decided to become a firefighter. I used to work in, hospitality and group sales, and I always had friends that were firefighters. And I decided one day that I wanted to change my job and serve people, so I went ahead and went through a EMT and paramedic program, went to fire academy, and then I saw Northport were hiring. Hiring and I really liked what they had on there between their ISO rating and their beliefs and values and everything. So I applied, they gave me an opportunity.

Every day is different but for the most part, we start off the same. We'll get our gear onto the apparatus and make sure everything's operational like our air pack. Then we also check the inventory, make sure we have all of our medical equipment. Everything's operational. That way,

we can respond to any emergency. Now

It's good. Yeah. I can actually hear it.

George and everyone say, Mark.

Alright. Looks like everyone has signed in. It is, 903. I'm gonna call to order the, the meeting of code enforcement hearings. It is September 24, 2025. If everyone could, please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of The United States Of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. You may be seated. We do not have any public comment cards. We have, three minutes to approve.

We have the minutes of the meeting of 06/26/2025, and then there were two meetings on 08/28/2025. Are there any corrections to those minutes? Hearing no corrections, those minutes are approved. Alright. The way this works is for those of you who showed up here, we take your cases first.

We don't make you sit through the entire agenda. We take your cases in the order that you signed up. In a moment, the clerk will ask anyone who's going to speak to stand and the clerk will administer the oath. The way it will work is this podium over here, excuse me, is where staff, code enforcement officers present their case. They go first.

You will be standing over here. You'll hear the the first words out of the code enforcement officer's mouth, their name, and that they've been sworn. Again, if you the first words out of your mouth can be your name and this is a statement that you can that you've been sworn, that would help. Once the code enforcement officer is done presenting the case, you're entitled to ask questions of the code enforcement officer. You don't have to.

You can just present your case as to why you believe you are in compliance that you're that, you're not in violation. Or the other thing that happens is, except for tree cases, there's it's a two step process where there's a finding of violation, but then there is a period of time before the fines begin. And sometimes, property owner just wants to talk about how much time they need to to bring the the property into compliance. And then typically, go back one more time if the if there's anything else that the property owner has said that the that the city wants to to address. Sometimes they have something, sometimes they don't.

And then I I turn to the property owner and they have the last word. It is asked that you don't be repetitive in your testimony that you, that anything you say, it's something new. Alright. At this point in time, the clerk will ask anyone who's going to speak today to stand, and they will administer the oath.

Can everyone wishing to provide testimony please stand and raise your right hand? Do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to provide true and accurate to the best of your knowledge so help you God?

I said I do.

Thank you.

Alright. The first case, those people stepped out of the room, right?

We're ready for that

one. You're ready? Okay. Okay. They're here?

I'll explain in a second.

Okay. Alright. I'm gonna call case number CECase2501519. The property owner is Kimberly and Michael Christian. And the parcel ID is 0962092203.

Good morning, your honor. Kevin Hergucci.

I'm the manager for the car enforcement division. I have been sworn. The city is asking that that case be administratively closed. We've worked it out, and they're all set. I I excused them. There was no reason for them to leave. Okay. I'm sorry to stay. That's why they're not here right now.

Alright. So when you say closed, again, do you want me to actually dismiss it?

Yeah. I'm sorry. Dismiss. That's okay.

Alright. So we'll dismiss that case.

Yes, sir. Thank you.

Alright. Thank you.

Your honor, real quick, if I may, because I I should have done this before the hearing, but it's probably better we do it at an open hearing. We have two new inspectors.

Okay.

Just so you're familiar with them. This is Anthony Berihon.

How are doing, sir?

And George

George just stepped out.

I thought

he was behind You'll

be getting acquainted with at

least with Anthony. George's cases all kinda work themselves out. So they're new. I hope you take that into consideration. They may stumble a little bit and we'll help them on board.

Work with them.

Yeah. Thank you, sir. Alright. Alright. You know where? Okay.

9? Okay. Next case is CECase2501037. The property owner is Robin Altman, and the property address is 4362 Kendall Avenue. So if you'll come to this podium over here. And then whenever the code enforcement officer is ready, they may begin.

Yes, sir. I

am Anthony Brehawn, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I've been sworn. We have case number 2501037. It was initially inspected on 05/2825. The case is addressing the violation, storage of certain vehicles, and truck parked in the city right away in the front of the property. The property was inspected on multiple occasions, most recently on 09/1625. I have not had any contact with the property owner prior to today. I have two photos to present as evidence. The photos are true and accurate depiction of property located at 4362 Kindle Avenue.

And

that you can see the photos up here that is that are gonna show in front in my screen also.

Yeah. 092025. 09.

Alright. This one?

Yeah. Mhmm. Yeah. It's one.

That's one. This will be the first one, Young. Alright.

Oh, that's showing the

Yeah. Old student was doing the same thing. The second is 105610.

610. Okay.

So is it this trailer that's the

Yes. The trailer park to the right.

Okay. And then at one point in time, was there a truck parked in right away, but that's been brought into compliance? Correct. Okay. Alright. Anything else?

That's it.

Alright. Does Altman state your name for the record and you've been sworn?

Robin Altman, and I've been sworn.

Alright. Do you have any questions or is

there anything you

wanna say?

Prepared to talk about the truck. I was not aware there was anything. There was nothing mentioned in the paperwork I got about the trailer. So the truck was parked in front of the house. I had temporarily one of my sons moved back home, and we did not have enough room in the driveway. So the truck was parked in front. Didn't realize it was a violation because everybody all around does that, so until I got the notice. But since my youngest son has moved out, that's his truck, he's taken it with him, so that has been resolved. I was not aware. Nowhere in the paperwork did it mention the trailer, so I was not aware that that was also a violation. So I'm gonna need some time to do something with that.

Yeah. Do you want can you briefly describe to her, like, where that trailer could be that would where it would not be a violation? Yes.

Yes, ma'am. Your trailer or anything like that, boats, trucks, they have to be on an approved surface like your driveway. They can't be parked on your lawn, and the city right of way have to be on approved surface, which will be your driveway.

So the driveway only fits a few vehicles. So you're saying I can't have a boat or a trailer at my house unless I get another driveway? I just want to understand.

Well, it has to be is it impervious surface?

An improved surface. So an improved surface can be anything. It has to pretty much come off your driveway such as shell, rock. It could be mulch. Anything that comes off of your driveway, that is considered an improved surface, then you're able to park your truck, trailer, boat, anything. And it has to encompass the full width and length of your vehicle as well. It cannot just be where the tires run. It has to be, like I said, width and length of the vehicle. So you can have it coming to the right there where like, up towards where your garbage cans are. You can have little shell there with your trailer sitting on it, and that's perfectly fine.

Okay. Alright. Well, that's gonna take some time to get done.

That's that's why I say we talk

about Okay.

Okay. So the So typically we hold these hearings, once a month. So there'll be, a hearing that will be held at the October and then there'll be we don't really have November hearings. We our November hearing is in early December. So do you think fifty days is enough time for you to

I don't know. I have to make some calls and see what is involved in getting rock or shell delivered and all those of things. I can certainly do my best.

Alright. I mean

I'm trying to sell the trailer, honestly. I'm hoping to get rid

of it. Right. Right. Alright. Do you have anything else you want to say?

No, sir.

All right. Well, I think actually, yeah, this is the same for the so I'm going to set this up for what we call the November hearings, which is really December 11. And so I'm going to say that a fine of $10 a day with a maximum of $1,000 will commence on 12/09/2025. It's not brought into compliance by 12/08/2025.

Okay. All right? All right. Okay.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Next. This is a these are two second hearing cases. I'm gonna call them together. Case number 2500922 and case 2500923. The property owners are Thomas and Angela Lambert, and the property address for both cases is 6770 Flavia Court.

Oh, here it is here. So mister Lambert, you can stand at this podium over here. And again, is a second hearing. So at the last hearing, I found that there were violations here. And essentially, this is the second hearing is determination or evidence is presented Page 15. As to whether or not it's

been brought to compliance or not.

So I will let the Yep. The city go first, and then you can ask questions or or say anything you wanna say. But I'll let you may start whenever

you want to. I am Anthony Breon, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I've been sworn. Case number 25Dash00922. It was initially inspected on May. M 59 Dash 1 c one MPC c allow parking, RV parked on a vacant repeated offense.

We also have 70 dash 19 to 70 dash 22 MPCC damage to the right of way. Three vehicles parked on a vacant lot consisting of one boat, one detached trailer, and one white truck. I also have two pictures.

Okay.

Picture 122429.

You have my order.

This is

the first picture here.

The first hearing readily available.

122429. We have the second picture. That's the big one. 122431.

That's okay. So that shows the RV, and then that also shows these structures. Right?

Yes, sir. Alright.

Alright.

Yep.

And

compliance date was and what the bind was. Okay.

Just bear with us a moment. I'm trying

to get some additional information here.

Okay. On case number 25Dash00922.

Mhmm.

500 a day up to 25,000 has until the September 21. Our fines may be assessed beginning the twenty second.

Right. Ready for the next one? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Also September 21, right?

Yes. The dates are the same. Damage to the right of way, repeat, $500 a day, 25,000. Florida building code, 50 a day, 5,000.

Okay.

Parking on an unbelt plot, 10 a day, dollars

1,000. Okay. Alright. Anything else? Is

there so They're two different cases though.

You have two different cases. I understand that. Has anything been brought into compliance? No, sir. Alright. Alright. Mister Lambert, state your name for the record and then you've been sworn? I'm Thomas Lambert. I've been sworn. Alright. Again, you can ask questions or you can diss.

Yeah. I have a lot. First of all, I I would have made the first hearing, but I wasn't aware of it. And I've been in this court court before over the same property probably almost a year ago. I bought this property to build my retirement house. It's a building site. It's I'm not just storing stuff there. I have my building permit. I spent over $30,000 on this project so far. Them tents, are very temporary. It's just to keep my stuff away from the sun and the rain while I'm there working. The travel trailer was simply a place for me to get out of the weather. You know? I'm retired. I'm old. You know? I can't be over there all day in the sun. I don't live there. I own a house on Topsy Terrace off the Chamberlain. Now the truck don't have to be there.

It's just a spare truck for my business. When a truck breaks down, we use it until we get it fixed. The wooden building I built back there, I have about $10,000 worth of tools in there. I've had the Millarport Police Department over there twice over vandalism and theft. I had to secure my I I I gotta be able to secure myself while I build this house. The fence was a very temporary fence I put up. I got from Tractor Supply because I couldn't get the kids out of there from camping and building fires. You know, I resolved this. I thought Yeah.

I'm playing defenses. We're not talking about defense today. Right? No.

No. You're right.

Yeah. And, you know, I I have my building permit. I I I'm I'm building here.

Okay. So let let's talk about the the case number 2500922First. So so the RV for it to be a violation, it doesn't have to be that someone's living in it. It's just that it's parked on this this property which is, currently in an unimproved lot. So that's what that violation

is. I'm sorry.

What do you mean?

So no one has to be living in the RV for

a No. I'm living in it. That's for sure.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. No one has just being parked there is the violation.

Well, I see office trailers on building sites all the time. I've been a licensed pool contractor since 'eighty seven. I've been to thousands of building sites. I use it as an office. I don't live there. I go in there when I go over there and work to get out of the weather. And that's all.

Okay. So I guess what I need to hear from you is you have a building permit and that permit allows you to do certain things. And I need to hear specifically this permit allows me to do this, that, this is an example of what that permit allows. Understand what I'm saying? Not really. Well, example, if the permit says there can be an office trailer or something like that on the site, and you're saying the RV is my essentially my office trailer, I need to see in the permit where that's allowed.

Well, I'll get a permit. I didn't know I I needed one, but

But then you said you have a building permit.

I have a building permit.

Okay. I have a permit. So my question is, what does that building permit allow you to do during the duration of that permit?

I would have to ask the building department, I guess.

Let me ask you city staff this. Is it worthwhile getting someone from the building department here to

Well, can I indulge Sure? For a Kevin Raducci, codemorship manager. Sir, when do you plan on pouring the foundation?

I'm I'm I'm about a month, two months away. I got building more material materials coming in now. I'm gonna start building this wall. This whole project started two years ago. I waited over a year to get my building permit and thousands and thousands of dollars.

Do you have some do

you have some engineer drawings?

I have them. I would have brought them with me, but I I didn't even know I was I would come up here. Yeah. I went down. I this is the third time I've been down to the front office. They took my number every time and said I'd be contacted and nobody contacted me. So I came back today and I found out you was having court. So I said, can I go? And she said, you have to go. Right. That's how I ended up here. You know, I'm not trying to start a junkyard over there, guys. I'm building my retirement house as an owner builder. You know, I I'm not doing it with I'm doing it without a mortgage. I won't have utility bills because there's no electric on my road.

I have no neighbors. They've rezoned that whole area commercial now, so no more houses are gonna be around me. Planning and zoning department told me that I ain't gonna have neighbors for decades. You know, I just I'm not trying to create a problem for anybody. I'm just trying to build my retirement with And these

and before before we go further, as you know, if I if I take the next step in this process, then, you know, I I no longer have jurisdiction over it. So as we're talking about what we want to do next, just bear that in mind. Okay?

No. I I understand that. But apparently, this is the same violations were, brought against the property owner previously. So that's what I'm trying to figure out. Where are we now in as opposed to the

last I'm only months away. You know, I I I would have thought I'd been half done by now if I hadn't spent so much money on getting my building permit, reengineering. They sent me back to my, Florida engineering, after I got everything approved, and they wanted a structural survey because it is a wood frame house with a crawl space. It's a cracker house is what it is, small house. And so and I spent another $3,000 to get this the survey they wanted, structural survey. So it's been delayed by all this stuff.

Okay. So just so you know, your honor, I sent one of the guys down to see if they can get the building official Sure. Come up here, and we'll

let him weigh in, and he'll make the determination.

I'm generally, they don't allow I wouldn't in my opinion, that's not a construction trailer because it's an RV. Yeah. And even so, most of the houses that are built are built without that because most of the

Well, they're builders too. And I I'm an owner builder. So this is a little project I have here. You know? It's my retirement. No. I understand that.

It just it just seems like we're getting a

little long in the tooth with

the same violations and a a year later

It's only because I've been waiting for the permitting and everything else. I just got my building permit about two months ago after a year and a half almost of trying and spending all this money I've spent. Right. Over $30,000 I have in this yard right now.

But obtaining the building permit and the violations that are here before you today are two different matters. One being one being, generally, you don't have RVs on a property that you're in, of course, a building, specifically because it's not a lot that's been assessed as a home, at that time. After you get your COO and you get going, sometimes things change. But where you are now, I don't believe you're at that point. Also, the shed or whatever you're storing your materials, and if someone was to leave a trailer that was full of tools, it's one thing, but to have an actual building on the ground at the premises could potentially pose a problem.

Well, I didn't have an enclosed trailer, and I've been vandalized and stolen from over there many times. And I just wanted to secure myself.

We've got the building official here. So the building official is gonna need to be sworn. So the clerk will

swear me.

I'm a little hardy here. I'm sorry.

He's just getting sworn now. That's what's happening.

Do you swear from the testimony you are about to provide is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge to help you God?

I do.

Thank you.

Alright. And then if the if you can pull the photo of the property up again so that the building official can see that.

Not a problem. Alright.

Okay. So let me kinda frame the issue. So he has a building permit. The question is, what is that, in my mind at least, is what does that permit allow? So he's saying that that shed that's back there is a temporary shed where he stores his tools because he's building this home himself. And and then the RV, he's characterizing that kind of equivalent to a construction trailer, like an office trailer. It's a place where he goes to get out of the sun when he's building. So do you understand kind of what my questions are? All right. So go ahead

and state your name for You're the record. Dave Greenbaum, the building official. I have been sworn. Yes, sir. Usually, when there's a construction trailer and a tool crib or a tool trailer, the the site is currently under construction. And if these it's evident that this these items have been sitting there for a while. So have these have you started construction yet? I don't see any explanation.

Well, I just got my building permit a couple months ago. I've been ordering my stuff. I didn't know it was gonna take near as long. I started getting ready for this, you know, some time ago. You know?

And what was the delay?

Well, my getting my permit.

My what was the reason for the delay in the permit?

I don't know. I kept coming down here. They kept asking me, well, it's a wood frame house.

You know?

And first, they accused me of bringing in a module home. It's how can I do that? It's against code. Alright. So

now you have a permit?

I'm sorry?

So now you have the building permit for the house?

I have it right here.

Okay.

You know, I'm this is my retirement. I'm doing it as an owner builder. You know, I I'm not trying to break any codes. There's nobody around there. You know, I don't

How soon do you plan on starting?

Within the months. I'm I'm ordering stuff.

The month or

I'll get started on the foundation. Give me eight weeks, please.

December here.

Yeah. So so we have a hearing, on December 11. And, and so one option here is, and I just want to explain why why we would continue this because because this is second hearing. If I issue an order that says, I'm finding that this has not been brought into compliance, that's it. I lose the case.

Your only option at that point in time is I believe to go to city commission and ask for relief. So that's why we're talking about continuing the case because that's the only way I keep a hold of these two cases, right? So what I'm inclined to do is, again, but I want to be I mean, I think the building commissioner kind of told you, want to also be real serious here. What we want to see probably come December 11 is, you know, footage dug, you know, the bits of You

got a cross by, so there it sits on two

It sits on two. On Peers. Yeah. Well, again, we want to see the beginning of construction is what we wanna see here. Now, if that happens, then is he allowed under his permit to have this temporary tool crib?

Yes, sir.

Alright. Yeah. And then and then when you can characterize the RV as a office

trailer? Yes, sir, I would.

You would? Okay.

Thank you.

And then are you saying that there's really, I think, only one thing left here that we need to talk about, and that's this truck. Are you saying that truck is kind of sometimes inoperable?

No, no.

It's fine.

It's a spare truck Is that how you

go back and forth to the property?

No, no. Basically, I just put it there because whenever one of my trucks break down I run a pool business. And one of our trucks break down. We use it as spare until we get it fixed.

Okay. Well, that's the one I'm going to let the building official that may be the one thing that unless it's going there for the purpose of constructing the house, you're going to need to keep that at

your we'll use it as an Aaron truck. I mean, it's a perfectly good truck. We're over there. We could run it.

Yeah, but the problem is if it's there overnight, that's the problem. If it's parked there, that's the problem. If it's there during the day while there's construction going on, that's not a problem, I would imagine, right?

It's just not a problem. I'll get rid of it. Okay. All

So this is what we're going do then. We're going to continue both of these hearings until the 12/11/2025 hearing. You've got kinda if if you work with who's the code enforcement officer on this case? Tony. Yeah. So, you know, get his card, you know, so that you can communicate with each other. If you are in compliance by then, you don't even need to come back for that hearing. But if not, I would encourage you to show up for that hearing.

Oh, I will. I would have been here for the first one. Didn't know I was supposed

to be All right. But as I said, what I would hope happens is that you're in communication with the city. They determine that, yeah, you've actually begun construction. You're in compliance. And then you don't have to come back. These cases will will both go away.

Alright? Alright. Well, I got the survey showing up at pinpoint where I got my put my peers. And I will once we get it staked out and we start working on it, I'll take pictures and I'll send it to you if that's

Yep. The the more communication you can have with the code enforcement officer, the better. Alright. Thank you. You. Alright. So I guess we go ahead. Continued cases. Right? We don't have any other people here. Okay. So continued case. Case CE. Case 2500357. The property owner is Michael Lowe. The property address is 4830 Londell Avenue.

4830 Londell Avenue. I'm Anthony Briehorn, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I have been sworn. Case number 2500357. Your honor, this is the second hearing. It's still in violation. Request to have the fines assessed in regard.

Okay. So this is even though this is a this is a continued second hearing case. Right? Alright. Okay. I will sign the order which assesses the fines. Next is case number 2500508. The property owner is, Maricela Rodriguez and Alejandro Cabrera, and the property address is, 6222 Bolander Terrace.

I'm George Wyatt. I'm a code inspector for the city of Northport, and I have been sworn. Case number 2500508 was initially expected on 03/1725. This case is addressing the violation of MPCC 59 dash one parenthesis six parenthesis two prohibited parking of heavy duty vehicle. The property has been inspected on multiple occasions, most recently on 09/2325 at 10AM.

I have not I should have said correction. I have had contact with the property owner prior to today. I have two photos of the present as I have two photos to present as evidence. The photos are true and accurate depiction of the property located at 6222 Bolander Terrace. First picture is 02 okay.

Your honor, I'm Lewis Savone. I was previously a codering inspector. This was where they were originally. I I'm the one that spoke with the homeowner. They said they were going to move it. They did move it to if I'm correct, it's literally right around the corner. It's right there.

Okay. So it's on one side

of the house. Now it's in the right of way.

Yes. Yes, your honor. Alright. Okay. Alright. Anything else? No. I'm gonna find that there is a violation of section 59 dash one b two in the Norfolk City code for prohibited parking this heavy duty, truck, you know, which I guess in theory, they could even be a different violation. Yeah. But but I'm gonna impose a fine of $10 a day with a maximum $1,000 if not brought in hold on a second here.

Oh, yeah. On 10/20/2025, if not brought into compliance by 10/19/2025. Alright. Next is case number 2500794. The, property owner is Brangezell Alamedo and the property address is 2878 Parrott Street.

Again, Lewis Sorbonne. This case has been closed. They have come into compliance,

your honor.

Alright. We'll note that that's in compliance. Next is case number 2501042. The property owner is Kyle Hillman and Kayla Woods. The property address is 3042 La Pinto Street. This just came in. Yep.

So, yeah. We

have case number 2501042. It is now in compliance.

Alright. We will note that that one's in compliance.

Okay. Moving on to first hearings. Case c case 2500339. The property owner is Dimitri and Lilia Sasechenko, and its parcel ID is 1128227004.

I'm Josh Preston, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash00339 was initially inspected on 02/19/2025. This case is addressing, multiple violations. First being Northport city code 42Dash23 accumulation of debris where a large amount of rubbish has been placed in the right of way. Second is Northport City Code seventy-twenty 1 driving through the city right of way where there is a RV camper placed in the right of way. And Northport City Code 50 nine-one prohibited parking where we can also see the camper has been parked in the right of way for quite some time.

Okay.

The property has been inspected on multiple occasions, most recently as of 09/23/2025. I have not had contact with the property owner prior to today, and I have two photos to present as evidence. These are a true and accurate depiction of the property located at partial ID number 1128227004.

So there's one other photo besides this one or

It's essentially the same photo.

It's a little

closer. Okay. Alright. And so the lot is to the left as I'm looking at this photo? Correct.

Okay. And the debris is clearly from Right.

There's debris on that side too.

So there's a lot more in front of it.

Right. Alright. I'm gonna find that there's a violation of a code section 42 dash 23 to Norfolk City code for this debris that's all in the city right away. The street, I think part of it's, you know, across the street, part of it's on the lot probably $10 a day with a maximum of $1,000 will commence on 10/20/2025. If not brought into compliance by 10/19/2025.

Again, there's evidence that there is driving through the right of way going into this lot to the left, as you're looking at the photograph. So I'm gonna find a violation of section 70 dash two one in Norfolk City code for driving through the right of way. A fine of $10 a day with a maximum $1,000 will commence on 10/20/2025. It's not brought into compliance by 10/19/2025. And then, I'm gonna find that there's a violation of, section 59 dash one b one is Norport City code for, prohibited parking in the right of way.

This RV that's parked in the right of way. A fine of $10 a day with a maximum of $1,000 will commence on 10/20/2025 if not brought into compliance by 10/19/2025. Next is case c case 2500905. The property owner is Donald and Amy Kulshaw. Parcel ID number is 1142260218.

Yes. Good morning,

your honor.

I'm Louis Sabone. This case, we're asking for continuance. We have come to an agreement with the property owners, they are going to be planting trees.

Alright. So do you think this the next hearing or

Yes, your honor. To the next hearing.

Alright. So we will continue this to the October hearing. Next is case c case twenty five zero one zero eight one. The property owner is near Mir Israeli Holdings LLC. The property address is 5719 Fairlane Drive.

Yes, your honor. This case has come into compliance.

Alright. We'll mark that one as in compliance. Next is CE case 2501094. The property owners are Devon and Holly Knight. The property address is 1544 South San Mateo Drive.

Yes, your honor. As well,

this property has come into compliance.

Awesome. That's we'll mark that one in compliance. The next is case c. Case 2501111. The property owner is Kendall Sampath. The property address is 4613 South San Mateo Drive.

Yes, your honor. This one is also in compliance.

Awesome. Mark that one in compliance. The next one is CECase2501114. The property owner is Betty Ann Esposito, and the property address is 3676 Marshall Road.

Yes, your honor. This property is in compliance as well.

Awesome. Mark that one in compliance. The next one is CaseCECase2501119. The property owner is Stryver Rise LLC. The property address is 1405 Winthrop Street.

I'm Josh Preston, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash01119 was initially inspected on 06/04/2025. This case is addressing the violation of Northport City code four two dash two three, accumulation of debris, which includes multiple pallets and construction materials scattered about the the property. The property has been inspected on multiple occasions, most recently on 09/23/2025. I have not had contact with the property owner prior to today and I have one photo to present as evidence. The photos are a true and accurate depiction of the property located at 1405 Winthrop Street.

Alright. And I assume there's no active building permit on this in this point time. That's correct. So I'm gonna find that there's a violation of section 42 dash 23 of Norfolk City code for accumulation debris in this front yard here. 5 to $10 a day with a maximum $1,000 will commence on 10/20/2025. It's not brought into compliance by 10/19/2025. Next is case number CECase2501151. The property owner is Stern Family Revocable Trust, Craig and Lisa Stern Trustees. The property address is 3048 Mazzucco Avenue.

Yes, your honor. This case is in compliance as well.

Alright. We'll mark that one in compliance. The next case is CECase2501166. The property owner is Victor and Maritza Alfonso. The property address is 4998 Atwater Drive.

Yes, your honor. This case is in compliance.

Alright. We'll mark that one in compliance.

Next is case c case 2501178. The property owner is Helena Remez Walnut Walnutwix and Jacek Ramayas. And the property address is 5435 Hurley Avenue.

Yes, your honor. This property is in compliance.

Awesome. Mark that one in compliance. Next one is CEK is 2501191. Property owner is Mark and Marina Malay. The property address is 5529 Janus Avenue.

Yes, your honor. This property is in compliance.

We'll mark that one in compliance.

Next is case number CECase2501194. Property owner is European Alpha Results LLC. The parcel ID is 1126233204.

You want me to?

Sure. I want. I'm Louis Sabone, former code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport. I am now on zoning and planning. Case number 25Dash01194 was initially inspected on 03/06/2025.

This case is addressing the violation of Northport city code two dash five one one b one b one, tree protection regulation, land clear without permit. This property is a residential property. The number of trees removed was undetermined, but the area affected was 10,000 square feet. I have two photos to present as evidence. These photos are a true and accurate depiction of the property located at Parcel Number 1126233204.

There's one right there.

Here's the other one.

Alright. And we did get a letter from or an email from the arborist stating that it complete land clear and a $10,000 fine or $15,000.

Excuse me. Alright. I'm gonna find that there's a violation of Northport City code two dash five one one for this land clear that make a finding that the property is zoned residential, that the size of the lot is 10,000 square feet. The number of trees removed is undetermined, and therefore, a fine of $15,000 will be imposed.

Thank you, your honor.

Your Next is case c case 2501201. Property owner is Modern Builders Inc. The property address is 1685 Nicolette Avenue.

I am Anthony Brouillon, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport and I've been sworn. 1685 Nicolette Avenue has come into compliance.

Alright. We will mark that one in compliance.

Next is case CE case 25000012116. The property owner is Better Homes Construction LLC. The property address is 3937 Honeybee Street. I'm Josh Preston, code enforcement inspector for the city

of Northport, I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash01216 was initially inspected on 06/03/2025. This case is addressing the violation of Northport City code four two dash two three, accumulation of debris. There's an overflow from a dumpster on-site, full of miscellaneous household items as you can see here. The other is for the building code 105 Dash 4.10.1, which we can bring that into compliance and

dismiss that we one place.

Can dismiss that one altogether, sir. Just we're just focused on the accumulation of debris at this point. The property has been inspected on multiple occasions. Most recently is 09/23/2025. I have not had contact with the property owner prior to today. And this one photo is a presented as evidence presents a true and accurate depiction of the property located at 3937 Honeybee Street.

Alright. I'm gonna find that there's a violation of section forty two dash twenty three at Norfolk City Code for the accumulation of this debris, you know, the all this stuff that's crawling out of this dumpster here, in the front of this this property house and a fine of $10 a day with a maximum of 1,000 will commence on 10/20/2025, if not brought into compliance by 10/19/2025. Alright. I think that's all the first hearing cases will go on. The second hearing case is case 2500570. The property owner is Better Homes Construction LLC. The property address is 5071 Rosette Road.

Okay. I'm Josh Preston, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport and I have been sworn case number 25Dash00570 was found in violation at the 08/28/2025 hearing. The changes in the property include the overflowing dumpster on-site has since been removed. However, there's still rubbish left behind in the city right away. And as far as the permit, can dismiss the Forti building code one zero five point four point one point one, permit expired. Okay.

So then again, essentially they're in compliance on that

permit. Yeah.

Just the

rubbish left behind.

So gonna find it, you know, they're in compliance as to the, inspired building permit, but, I will sign the order as it relates to the accumulation of debris. Next is case number 2500612. Property owner is Brandon Gilly and Barbara Palmer Lowe and the parcel ID is 0984047823.

Yes, your honor. This case has been in come into compliance.

Alright. We'll mark that one in compliance.

Next is case number 20Five-six50. The property owner is Casey and Gaye Sharp. The property address is 3227 Anador Street.

I'm Anthony Burion, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I've been sworn. Case number 25Dash00650 was initially inspected on 04/08/2025 for 42 dash 23 MPC accumulation of debris. We found it still in violation. Property has been inspected on multiple occasions, most recently on 09/09/2025. I have not been in contact with the property owner prior to today. I have two photos to present as evidence. The photos are true and accurate depiction of the property located at 3227 Anador Street.

Alright. I will sign the order assessing the fine. Next is case number 2500652. The property owner is Paul Elizabeth Fabry and the property address is 2402 Manheim Avenue.

I'm Josh Preston, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport and I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash00652 was found in violation, at the 08/28/2025 hearing. There have been no changes to the property and I request you sign the order assessing the file.

I will sign the order assessing the fine. Next is case 2500767. Property owner is Sierra Lane Capital, Sierra Acquire Acquire Loan Services. The property address is 2690 Nagangast Street, Nagangast.

Hi. Josh Preston, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport and I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash00767 was found in violation at the 08/28/2025 hearing. There have been no changes to the property, and I request you to sign the order assessing the fine.

I will sign the order assessing the fine. Next is case 2500815. The property owner is Palladio Development LLC and the property address is 2240 Ann Road.

I'm Anthony Brehan, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport and I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash00815222240 Ann Arbor Road was initially inspected on 05/05/2025. The property is still in violation. The property has been inspected on multiple occasions, most recently on 09/2325. I have not had any contact with the property owner prior to today. I have two photos to present as evidence. The photos are a true and accurate depiction of the property located Request.

That's what you gotta do.

This is a second hearing.

Okay.

Yeah. Yeah. I've been second hearing. You can just give testimony that says there's been no change. Okay.

There's been no change. There have been no changes to the property. Now request that you sign the order assessing the file.

Alright. So I have a note here that, so has the permit been renewed? Is that is is that one in compliance?

You want to dismiss.

Just dismiss. Yeah.

Right. Okay. So we'll, yeah, we'll dismiss or mark the the the permit expiration as in compliance, and I will sign the order as to the other violations.

Thank you, y'all.

Next is case number 2500848. The property owner is Astero Development Partners, and the property address is 1454 Ross Street.

Okay. It's a continued case. Yeah. One

second, your honor, please.

No problem. No.

This is a second. So you're gonna be has

there been any changes?

No. Alright then.

Let me borrow that for you real quick.

Yes, sir.

Yep. I got it.

So you're gonna technically

read all that.

I'm Anthony Brown, code enforcement inspector for the city of Norport, and I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash00848 was initially inspected on 05/07/2025. Then property has been inspected on multiple occasions, mostly on 09/23. There have been no changes to the property, and I request that you sign the the order assessing the fine.

This is another one where there was an expired permit, but is the permit then renewed so that that's in compliance and can be dismissed?

We're dismissing the permit.

Alright. So that one we will show that the expired permits and compliance and dismissed, but the other I will sign the order. It assesses the fines against the other violations. Next is case number 2500900. The property address is THR, Florida LP Invitation Homes Tax Department. The property address is 3002 Alessio Avenue.

I'm Anthony Breholm, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash00957, initially inspected on 05/2125. It has been closed. Okay.

So this is in compliance. Alright. Yes. Thank you. All right, now moving along to case number 20Five-nine25. Property owner is WPRE Ventures One LLC. The parcel ID is 1148205311.

Alright. So the building building is gonna be closed. Is that if it's are

they still parking? Yep. Okay.

The new code state permit, and then we'll go after that.

Gotcha. I'm Anthony Beerhorn, code enforcement inspector for the city of Norport. I have been sworn. Case number 25Dash009225. The allowed parking, they're still in violation. The permit has been closed in regard.

Okay. You said permit has been brought into compliance or or is it still outstanding?

We're just asking for the permit to be closed.

On our end. Yes. Okay. Go ahead.

This is for permit required, not permit expired. We're handling those differently.

Oh oh, I didn't even see that. That is my fault. Okay.

There have been no changes to the project.

No changes. So there's still no permit. So I just need to sign I'll sign the order as as directed from in the last hearing.

Thank you.

Alright. So next is case number 2500946. Property owner is Better Homes Construction LLC. The property address is 1237 Lasseter Street.

Yes. I'm Lewis Sibone, previous code inspector for the city of Northport. Case number 2500946 was found in violation of 82825 hearing. There has been no changes to the property and I request that you sign the order assessing the fine.

I will sign the order assessing the fine. Next is case number 2500957. The property owners are Alexander and Oksana Tur. The property address is 3742 Garlanda Avenue.

I'm Anthony Brehan, code enforcement inspector for the city of Northport, and I've been sworn. Case number 25Dash00957 was initially inspected on 05/2125 in regards to prohibited parking, 59 Dash 1 B 4 MPCC.

After you're done. Okay.

Property has been inspected on multiple occasions. Most recently on 09/23, I have two photos to present as evidence. The photos are true and accurate depiction of the property located at 3742 Glen Linda Avenue. I've not had contact with the property owner prior to today.

Just a second.

Yeah. Second here. Second here.

Second here. It's gonna be called. So it's all you gotta do is

just Yeah.

You don't have

to show the photos again if you don't want to. There's been

no changes to property and I request that you sign the order assessing the fine.

Alright. I will sign the order assessing the fine. Next is case number 2501728. The property owner is Jason Mead and Bonnie Skates. The property address is 6328 Pan American Boulevard.

I'm Anthony Briehong, code enforcement inspector for the city of Norport. I've been sworn. Case number 25Dash01728. Initially inspected on 07/09/2025. There have been no changes at this time to the property, and I request that you sign the order assessing the fine.

I will sign the order assessing the fines. Alright. We don't have any general business. We don't have any public comment cards. And so there being no further business, it is 10:00 even.

We are adjourned.