Where Ochstein appears
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…e to do some research. Mr. Hoffman said he would not be in favor of reducing the $17, 125.00 any further. Mr. Ochstein said he was hesitant to do anything until they know what the number is. Mr. Walton suggesting postponing the case until n...
… not know the time limits. He said some reduction should be considered but he was not sure on what basis. Mr. Ochstein remarked that the fine was around $35,000 and the house was on the market for $10.6 million dollars so he did not see the...
titled to 24 months. This would have brought them to November 2007 and they would have gotten additional time for Hurricane Wilma which would have brought them to December. If they were under the new Code, they would not be before the Board...
…ive fine was a little harsh. Mr. Ballentine said he agreed and asked the reason for the retroactive fine. Mr. Ochstein said there are so many people who do work without a permit and they know they need a permit. That is a very dangerous thi...
…cause of his fiduciary responsibility to the group, he could fight the decision with any of those monies. Mr. Ochstein asked if he was an elected officer and Mr. Maxey said he was president and that he keeps the books and makes sure the pla...
…ave the authority to modify the Code and could only enforce the Codes as they had been written. MOTION BY MR. OCHSTEIN TO GRANT THE VIOLATOR UNTIL NOVEMBER 7, 2008 TO COME INTO COMPLIANCE AND IF COMPLIANCE IS NOT ACHIEVED BY THAT DATE, TO A...
et. Mr. Ochstein wanted to know if the Board was precluded from enforcing the ordinance now. Mr. Walton said it should not be enforced now, that in speaking with Mr. Wettstein from DEP and Ms. Higgins from FWC, an agreement had been reached...
…hat one. Ms. Van Buren asked about the testing method and Mr. Weymer explained how it was done. MOTION BY MR. OCHSTEIN TO FIND THE VIOLATOR IN NON-COMPLIANCE, ASSESS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $150.00 AND ORDER HIM TO PAY THE $12...
…VE COSTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $150.00 AND GIVE HIM UNTIL AUGUST 18, 2008 TO COME INTO COMPLIANCE. SECONDED BY MR. OCHSTEIN MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY J. Case # 08-2519, 206 Dunbar Road, AMF Estate Management Violation of Chapter 42, Section 42-2...
… make contact with the owner of this business as it is the same owner as the other case at this location. Mr. Ochstein remarked that this was the same business which had been before the Board previously and had even “bounced a check” to the...
…before the Town Council. MOTION BY MS GREENBERG TO POSTPONE THE CASE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18, 2008 SECONDED BY MR. OCHSTEIN MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY B. Case # 08-2511, 114 N. County Rd., Palm Beach Affair Violation of Chapter 46, Section 46-68...
l 15, 2008 and continuing until compliance is achieved. Amy Fischer was present on behalf of the homeowner, along with Mr. Lawrence, an architect who she said was assisting them in trying to remedy the problems which had turned out to be mo...
…e to do some research. Mr. Hoffman said he would not be in favor of reducing the $17, 125.00 any further. Mr. Ochstein said he was hesitant to do anything until they know what the number is. Mr. Walton suggesting postponing the case until n...
he has been before the Board because he has not complied by the time set. Mr. Ochstein asked if he has been fined in the past and Mr. Weymer said there are two outstanding fines for which liens have been placed on the property.