Receive and File Board Minutes – November 25, 2014

1) Community Appearance Board October 7, 2014 October 14, 2014

2) Education Advisory Board August 25, 2014

3) General Employees’ Pension Board October 9, 2014 October 9, 2014 Investment October 17, 2014 Special

4) Green Living Advisory Board September 9, 2014

5) Parks and Recreation Board

September 16, 2014 Special Meeting October 7, 2014

6) Special Magistrate May 14, 2014

MINUTES COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD

CITY OF BOCA RATON COMMUNITY CENTER, 150 CRAWFORD BLVD, BOCA RATON, FL 33432

MINUTES OF OCTOBER 7, 2014 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Larry Cellon at 7:00 p.m. Roll was called. PRESENT: Larry Cellon, Chairman Juan Caycedo, Vice Chairman Mark Jacobsen JoAnn Lee Joe Peterson Jess Sowards Krsto Stamatovski (arrived 7:04 PM) Derek Vander Ploeg STAFF: Keith Carney, Senior Zoning Officer The Board Secretary administered the oath to all persons who intended to testify at this public hearing. The Chairman advised the public of their ability to participate in the meeting. APPROVALS 1. Minutes None 2. Recommendation(s) Mr. Grant Thornbrough asked to address the Board regarding the approved landscaping at Trader Joe’s. They failed the

landscaping inspection. Mr. Stamatovski arrived at 7:04 PM. Mr. Thornbrough advised he has to remove the trees. Mr. Vander Ploeg said that FPL is non-binding. Mr. Jacobsen said that it has to be right tree, right place but that is a matter of opinion. Mr. Thornbrough asked if he has to return if removed and does he have the support of the Board if he appeals? Mr. Cellon said he has the support of the Board and Mr. Caycedo agreed as it was already approved. Mr. Cellon suggested he meet with Ms. Fosman.

3. Correspondence

Mr. Carney advised that Items 34 and 36 were postponed by applicant and Item 23 was removed by applicant. Mr. Cellon noted he had an exparte email with the applicant for Item 33.

4. Outstanding Item(s) None 5. Other Business

None

CITY: Item 1 Community Garden Utility Shed-Junior League 14-4882 101 NW 4 St Christine Lang presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Caycedo noted the site plan was inconsistent with the aerial photo. • Mr. Carney said this was the NE corner of the property. • Mr. Cellon said he would like the roof to match the green roof of the gazebo.

MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve with the green roof to match the gazebo. MOTION CARRIED 7-1, Mr. Caycedo opposed.

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CRA: Item 2 Building and Site Plan Renovations 14-5388 175 N Federal Hwy Jose Prado presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Cellon noted that signage would be a separate permit. • Mr. Peterson said that there was supposed to be a hedge installed on Dixie and 2nd and maintained at 6 feet and that wasn’t

done. He further noted that the landscape plans don’t meet the minimum standards and recommended installing Calusia hedges, Green Buttonwoods and Verbena installed at 5 feet.

• Mr. Jacobsen added that the islands in the parking lots need trees to meet code and recommended Pigeon Plums or Coco Lova and Mr. Peterson added to have them installed at 14 feet.

• Mr. Sowards said he was unsure of the parapet detail and lighting and Mr. Caycedo asked how it would be illuminated if it was metal.

• Mr. Cellon said they could approve the exterior fascia band as non-illuminated. • Mr. Peterson noted that other lights that were already installed don’t meet the code and were probably installed without a

permit. • Mr. Stamatovski said the clipping on the corner didn’t make sense.

MOTION was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to approve with the conditions with a solid calusia hedge installed at a 5-foot minimum, a solid perimeter hedge installed at a minimum of 30 inches, 2 pigeon plum trees at 14-feet high installed in the islands, signage is not a part of this permit, remove the illuminated light band on the roof, install a window square opening on the north and south elevations, all non-permitted exterior lights be removed and all equipment screened at dead level. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 3 Wall Sign-The Seed Coffee/Juice 14-5409 199 W Palmetto Park Rd Jack Glover presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Caycedo said the words “The Seed” must match the height of the orthodontics sign. • Mr. Stamatovski said it didn’t look like the “The Seed” and “Coffee and Juice” connected and Mr. Vander Ploeg said it was

the spacing and needed to be closer to the center. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Cellon to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. The Board agreed to hear Items 5 and 26 from the same applicant. Item 4 Window Sign-Vapor Lounge 14-5234 80 N Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Stamatovski, seconded by Mr. Caycedo to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 5 Window Signs-Rossco Construction 14-5121 170 E Boca Raton Rd Jack Glover presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Caycedo felt it was too big a sign for the glass. • Mr. Caycedo said they have to remove the company name and Ms. Lee said it needed to be smaller. • Mr. Vander Ploeg said it has to be smaller and on the door.

MOTION was made by Mr. Cellon, seconded by Mr. Peterson to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 6 Freestanding Signs-Trader Joe’s & Chase 14-4711 855 S Federal Hwy Robin Intappa presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Peterson requested the landscape plan and the applicant said he didn’t have it. • Mr. Jacobsen said the lettering was too large and needed to be centered. He noted the letters should be 6 inches instead of 8

and Ms. Lee agreed. • Mr. Vander Ploeg noted the Chase logo should be on the left.

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• Mr. Peterson said he wanted to see the landscape plan to be sure the sign doesn’t interfere. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Mr. Caycedo stepped down for Items 7-9 and didn’t participate in the discussion. Item 7 Wall Sign East Elevation-Einstein Bagels 14-5217 335 N Federal Hwy Robert Solana presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Peterson said the registered trademark needed to be removed. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve with the removal of the registered trademark. MOTION CARRIED 7-0. Item 8 Einstein Bagels Pre-Sell Menu Board 14-5220 335 N Federal Hwy Items 8 and 9 were heard together. Item 9 Einstein Bagels Menu Board 14-5213 335 N Federal Hwy Robert Solano presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Cellon said the applicant must have a specific plan in order to present. MOTION was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone items 8 and 9. MOTION CARRIED 7-0. Item 11 Wall Sign Honey Beez Designz 14-5935 100 Plaza Real South Jason Goulet presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Peterson to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. The Board agreed to hear Item 33 from the same applicant. Mr. Vander Ploeg left the room at 8:03 PM. NEW ITEM(S) Item 11 Antenna Replacement 14-5532 5550 Glades Rd Mr. Vander Ploeg returned to the room at 8:11 PM. Carrie Seltzer presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 7-1, Mr. Peterson opposed. Item 12 Wall Sign-El Izote 14-5372 2257 N Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Mr. Peterson to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 13 Garage Door Opening Change 14-5397 1501 NW 1 Ct B No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 14 Monument Sign Panel Change Champagne & Parisi 14-5412 151 N Ocean Blvd Joe Capizola presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 8-0.

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Item 15 Column Repair-Boca Teeca Condo 14-5482 6300 NW 2 Ave No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 16 MFR Fencing 14-5256 4240 NE 5 Ave Item 17 MFR Fencing 14-5254 4250 NE 5 Ave The Board agreed to hear items 16 and 17 together. Mike Friedman presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to approve Items 16 and17 as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 18 Rooftop Mechanical Installation for Int. Buildout 14-5453 21200 St Andrews Blvd 13 No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 19 Façade Renovations/Painting 14-5591 1040 Holland Dr Tom Laird presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 20 Window and Door Replacement 14-5367 1200 NW 13 St No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 22 Wall Sign-Wooven Dry Cleaning 14-5391 222 Yamato Rd Matthew Mullane presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Caycedo said the logo must be reduced in size to 1 foot 6 inches to match the W and the green sign must match the existing signs in the plaza.

MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve with the condition that the logo was reduced to 1 foot 6 inches to match the W and the green must match the existing signs in the plaza. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. REQ. FOR CHANGE Item 21 Landscaping & Hardscape-Chalfonte Condo 14-348 550 S Ocean Blvd Mr. Jacobsen stepped down and did not participate in the discussion. Mr. Jacobsen left the room at 8:28 PM. Javier Arencibi presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Carney advised that the tree pruning is to rectify a code violation. • Mr. Peterson recommended approval of the plan and suspected the applicant used the sea grapes as a hedge material. He

further noted that the sea grapes would fill out and they are installing other planting. • Mr. Cellon said they should remove the sea grapes entirely. • Mr. Caycedo said he was concerned that other properties would also do it and the sea grapes are part of the character. • Mr. Caycedo and Mr. Vander Ploeg are not in favor of removing the sea grapes.

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• Mr. Vander Ploeg said they needed a program to maintain the sea grapes and Mr. Cellon said the applicant should return with a maintenance plan.

• Mr. Peterson said they should return with a letter with a notation that they will trim to a certain size. • The applicant said there wouldn’t be room for the trees if they keep the sea grapes. • Mr. Cellon said they should provide photos of the sea grapes. • Mr. Caycedo said he was ok with it if the standard with the building. They must paint it to match the color of the building.

Mr. Jacobsen returned to the room at 8:42 PM. POSTPONED ITEM(S) Item 23 Sign Criteria-Fifth Ave Shops 1932 N Federal Hwy Removed by Applicant. Item 24 Sign Criteria C-Palmetto Park Square 1279 W Palmetto Park Rd Greg Catoe presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 25 Façade Renovations-Plum Park 14-5287 141 NW 20 St B Doug Mummaw presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Stamatovski said the angled roofs won’t work and Mr. Cellon said he was ok with the angled roofs. • The applicant noted they removed the awning, recrafted the top, added the metal scrim as a vertical element and had the same

feature on the monument sign. • Mr. Vander Ploeg said the top band needed to be flat and Mr. Sowards suggested perforated metal. • Mr. Sowards said he didn’t like the acrylic light but the metal features were ok. • Mr. Stamatovski said he didn’t think the light fixtures would provide the light as shown. • Mr. Cellon said they could approve with the condition that the applicant return to show how the light fixtures will really look.

MOTION was made by Mr. Caycedo, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to approve with the conditions that the tower tops per the sketch provided to the applicant and Staff by Mr. Vander Ploeg, and that the applicant return for the horizontal sconces for review and any mechanical on the roof is screened dead level. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 26 Wall Sign-Brazillian Waxing by Sisters 14-5122 7400 N Federal Hwy Jack Glover and Keila Christie presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Jacobsen said that the last time they had too many window signs and were cited. The applicant needed to remove all the window graphics before they could approve.

• Mr. Peterson said the X logo has to be reduced to 18 inches, which is the same size as the letters. • Mr. Cellon noted they could only have 6-inch letters in white in the window and it has to be a single line of copy.

MOTION was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Caycedo to approve with the conditions with the X logo reduced to 18 inches, and the final approval on inspection will not be given unless all the window graphics are removed and only one line of copy with 6 inch letters in white is approved, the phone number can only appear once. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 27 Rooftop Mechanical Installation-Hidden Valley Publix 14-5109 7431 N Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Stamatovski, seconded by Mr. Caycedo to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 28 Door Replacement-Marbella 14-5162 250 S Ocean Blvd No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Stamatovski, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0.

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Item 29 Monument Sign Letters-PMAC Lending Services 14-5224 951 Yamato Rd No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Stamatovski, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 30 New Awnings-Cannoli Kitchen 14-5738 2001 N Federal Hwy Candy Jones presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Jacobsen noted they already approved the signage and the awning should have come in with the signage so they could approve all together.

• Mr. Cellon said the applicant needed to show the sign, building and awning all together. He further noted the yellow was too bright.

• Mr. Caycedo was concerned that the sign would fit with the installation of the awning. • Mr. Carney noted the sign on the north would need to be moved. • Mr. Sowards said he had an issue with the solid color and suggested using stripes.

MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 31 Multiple Sign Plan-Chase 14-3910 1850 N Federal Hwy Item 32 Exterior Paint-Boca Museum of Art 14-5663 801 W Palmetto Park Rd No representation for Items 31 and 32. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Caycedo to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 33 Building Sign-Mobil Mart 14-7173 690 Glades Rd Jason Goulet presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• The Board had a discussion of the monument signs and Mr. Cellon said it was confusing to have the early sign. • Mr. Peterson said they didn’t need all the signage on the secondary sign if it was just being used to get people in. Mr.

Sowards and Ms. Lee agreed. MOTION was made by Mr. Stamatovski, seconded Mr. Caycedo to approve with the conditions that the Subway sign be eliminated on the west side secondary sign, the word Mobil is centered and no copy allowed in the future. MOTION CARRIED 6-1, Mr. Cellon opposed. Item 34 New Roof Top Mechanical Equipment 14-4647 6590 W Rogers Cir Postponed by Applicant. Item 35 Pavers and Landscaping 14-4767 501 S Ocean Blvd No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Caycedo to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 8-0. Item 36 Building Identity Sign/Monument Panel-Center State Bank 14-5425 900 N Federal Hwy Postponed by Applicant. PRELIMINARY ITEM(S) Item 37 Palmetto Park Square Directory, Freestanding, Canopy Signs Prelim 1279-1395 W Palmetto Park Rd Greg Catoe presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Cellon advised to check the height of the stop sign.

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• Mr. Sowards and Mr. Jacobsen both liked the directory sign. • Mr. Cellon said there should be no white background on the monument sign and Mr. Peterson said white would be ok if

toned down. BOARD COMMENTS Mr. Cellon asked Mr. Carney how many signs were approved under the existing criteria and Mr. Carney said 1-2 average per week, as everyone wants their own look. Mr. Cellon provided a goal setting update. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by mutual consent at 9:52 PM. Kathi Honor, Recorder

MINUTES COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD

CITY OF BOCA RATON COMMUNITY CENTER, 150 CRAWFORD BLVD, BOCA RATON, FL 33432

MINUTES OF OCTOBER 14, 2014 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Larry Cellon at 7:06 p.m. Roll was called. PRESENT: Larry Cellon, Chairman Mark Jacobsen (arrived 7:10 PM) JoAnn Lee Joe Peterson Jess Sowards Derek Vander Ploeg ABSENT: Juan Caycedo, Vice Chairman Krsto Stamatovski STAFF: Keith Carney, Senior Zoning Officer The Board Secretary administered the oath to all persons who intended to testify at this public hearing. The Chairman advised the public of their ability to participate in the meeting. APPROVALS 1. Minutes MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve the minutes from the September 16, 2014,

September 23, 2014 and September 30, 2014 meetings. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 2. Recommendation(s) None 3. Correspondence

None.

4. Outstanding Item(s) None 5. Other Business

None

CITY: Item 1 Community Garden Utility Shed-Junior League 14-4882 101 NW 4 St Orli Zimmerman presented. Mr. Jacobsen arrived at 7:10 PM. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Carney noted this was a request for change. • The applicant suggested having the body cream and the roof green and Mr. Cellon said he would agree to that.

MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Ms. Lee to approve with the body cream and the green roof to match the gazebo. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. CRA: Item 2 Exterior Alteration-Little Chalet 14-4454 499 S Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0.

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Item 3 Recover Awning 14-5898 399 SE Mizner Blvd Mark Chillow presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Peterson said he couldn’t support with the colors presented. • Mr. Cellon suggested removing the fluorescent lime color. • Mr. Sowards suggested brown and dark green.

MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to approve with the conditions that the fluorescent yellow/green be removed, and the body would be dark green with the stripes in walnut stain and the proportions would remain the same. MOTION CARRIED 5-1, Mr. Vander Ploeg opposed. Item 4 Wall Sign-Farm House 14-6048 399 E Mizner Blvd Denise Williams presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Peterson suggested that the lettering be reduced to 14 inches and Mr. Jacobsen and Mr. Sowards agreed. • The applicant said they could make it 2 inches from the top and 3 inches on the bottom. • Mr. Cellon said it needed to be 3 inches at the top and 5 inches at the bottom and the applicant asked for 2 inches and 4

inches. • Mr. Cellon took a straw vote and no one could support at the applicant’s suggestion. • The applicant said they would reduce it to fit and Mr. Cellon said the over all height of the sign should be 40 inches.

MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to approve with the condition that the overall height of the sign be at 40 inches. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. The Board agreed to hear Item #10 from the same applicant. Item 5 Window Signs-Rossco Construction 14-5121 170 E Boca Raton Rd Jack Glover and John Ross presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Jacobsen noted they usually don’t allow much in signage on the glass except for the door. • Mr. Jacobsen further noted he was ok with the name and number on the door and other lettering on the window. • Mr. Cellon said the letters could only be 6 inches high.

MOTION was made by Mr. Cellon, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to approve with the conditions that the panel for Rossco Construction be 20 inches wide and 24 inches high on the door with the phone number and leaving the text on the window. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. The Board agreed to hear Item # 9 from the same applicant. Item 6 Einstein Bagels Pre-Sell Menu Board 14-5220 335 N Federal Hwy Item 7 Einstein Bagels Menu Board 14-5213 335 N Federal Hwy The applicant was in attendance but requested postponement of Items 6 and 7. MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone Items 6 and 7. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 8 Free Standing Signs-Trader Joe’s & Chase 14-4711 855 S Federal Hwy Elliot Picard presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 6-0.

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The Board agreed to hear Item #13 from the same applicant. Item 9 Wall Sign-The Seed Coffee/Juice 14-5409 199 W Palmetto Park Rd Jack Glover presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Jacobsen noted that this was still not what the Board asked for in the prior meeting. • The applicant said they moved coffee/juice over per the request. • Mr. Peterson asked if they were allowed multi-colored signs and Mr. Carney said yes. • The applicant noted he would center the sign between the 2 columns and align the center of the sign to the center of the

column. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve with the conditions that the 203 inch sign be centered above the center column. MOTION CARRIED 5-1, Mr. Peterson opposed. The Board agreed to hear Item #20 at this time. NEW ITEM(S) Item 10 Panel Change Monument Sign-Bank United 14-5957 5295 Town Center Rd, CA Denise Williams presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve as submitted. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 11 Window Sign-Salon 14-5506 5721 N Federal Hwy Lizett Allen presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Cellon said they needed precise measurements of the cabinet as the size of the letters are dependent on the height of the cabinet box. He noted this was an incomplete application.

MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 12 New Door-Whitehall South 14-1652 2800 S Ocean Blvd 18F Dave Dillon presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Cellon, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve noting the glass door-opening match in color and this would be the standard for future change outs. The Association must provide a written approval at permit. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 13 Monument Sign-University Square 14-5851 200 NE 20 St Mr. Vander Ploeg stepped down and did not participate in the discussion. Mr. Vander Ploeg left the room at 7:50 PM Elliot Picard and Alex Rosemurgy presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Peterson said they needed something more than Asiatic Jasmine at the base and suggested Green Island Ficus. MOTION was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve with the condition of using Green Island Ficus at the base of the sign. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. Mr. Vander Ploeg returned to the room at 7:57 PM.

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Item 14 Wall Sign-NY Floral 14-5557 1934 NE 5 Ave Victor Abasco presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Vander Ploeg noted that the landlord failed to bring in a sign program. • Mr. Cellon said he wants to see a black sign unless it’s a major tenant. He further noted they needed to see a sign program or

criteria for this center. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 15 Duplex Fence 14-5521 3290 NE 5 Dr Anna Neider presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to approve with the condition that the finished appearance is on the outside of the fence. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 16 Wall Signs-National/Alamo 14-5525 1300 NW 1 Ave Rolando Fontiba and Ian Anderson presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve as submitted with the removal of the registered trademark. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 17 Directional Signs-National/Alamo 14-5524 1300 NW 1 Ave Rolando Fontiba and Ian Anderson presented. The Board reviewed the plans. No adverse comments were noted. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Sowards to approve as submitted with the removal of the registered trademark on all signs. MOTION CARRIED 5-1, Mr. Peterson opposed. Item 18 Building & Ground Signs-Chili’s 14-5544 21060 St Andrews Blvd No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 19 Wick Theatre Rooftop Mechanical Installation 14-5627 7901 N Federal Hwy The applicant was in attendance but noted he had no drawings or plans.

• Mr. Cellon advised the applicant to return with a roof plan along with any photos. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to posptone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 20 Replace 2 Monument Signs-Landmark Bank 14-5559 5255 N Federal Hwy Walt Batchelor presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Jacobsen noted that the address was on the bottom and that would prevent having any landscaping. • The applicant said he could put low landscaping and Mr. Jacobsen said he didn’t think that would happen. • Ms. Lee said the address should be on the top where you can see it. • Mr. Cellon said they need to remove the “NA” from the sign. • Mr. Peterson said he couldn’t support a white background and it needed to be toned down by using opaque on the back.

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• Mr. Cellon said they should match the blue of the Landmark and he didn’t want a big white background. • Mr. Cellon suggested an ivory face and the applicant said that the cool light lamps would tone it down. • Mr. Cellon said they should match whatever Greenhouse sign did and suggested looking at their permit.

MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to approve with the conditions that the proposed matches the coloration and lighting intensity level of Greenhouse at 5301 N Federal Highway, with permanent landscaping at the base and the removal of NA from Landmark Bank. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. POSTPONED ITEM(S) Item 21 New Awnings-Cannoli Kitchen 14-5738 2001 N Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 22 Wall Sign-El Izote 14-5372 2257 N Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Sowards to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 23 Window and Door Replacement 14-5367 1200 NW 13 St Edward Naclerio presented. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Cellon said the color of the frames and windows should be on the plans. • The applicant said the frames were bronze and the windows gray. • Mr. Sowards said he would like to see a master plan instead of piecemeal. He further noted that a white frame would be

better. • Mr. Cellon asked if the applicant knew what color the doors were going to be painted and the applicant didn’t know. • Mr. Sowards asked what the urgency was and the applicant said they were in disrepair and needed to be impact resistant. • Mr. Vander Ploeg said he would like to see all the plans and Mr. Cellon said they need to assume this is it. • The applicant noted he could do white frames with gray glass.

MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to approve with the frames white, the glass gray and the doors would be painted to match the existing. MOTION APPROVE 6-0. Item 24 Garage Door Opening Change 14-5397 1501 NW 1 Ct B No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 25 Rooftop Mechanical Installation for Int. Buildout 14-5453 21200 St Andrews Blvd 13 No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Vander Ploeg, seconded by Mr. Jacobsen to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 26 Multiple Sign Plan-Chase 14-3910 1850 N Federal Hwy No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Jacobsen, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Item 27 Column Repair-Boca Teeca Condo 14-5482 6300 NW 2 Ave No representation. MOTION was made by Mr. Sowards, seconded by Mr. Vander Ploeg to postpone. MOTION CARRIED 6-0.

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PRELIMINARY ITEM(S) Item 28 Whitehall Condo Outdoor Amenity Plan Prelim 2000 S Ocean Blvd Tom Laubenthal presented. Mr. Sowards noted that the reduced parking package was dropped off at his office but he did not talk to the applicant. The Board reviewed the plans. The following comments were noted.

• Mr. Cellon noted there were a lot of improvements and suggested a wheel chair lift for the sundeck. • Mr. Peterson wanted to know if they could get away without the ADA ramp for the deck and the applicant said they tried but

couldn’t. Mr. Cellon suggested they look into this further as the ramp didn’t look good. BOARD COMMENTS Mr. Cellon updated everyone on the CAB goal setting items. He will be meeting with the Chairs of the Planning & Zoning and the Downtown Advisory Board. Mr. Peterson left the room at 8:57 PM. Mr. Vander Ploeg said the Pattern Book still hasn’t been completed and they need Eric Ohst here to complete it. Mr. Peterson returned to the room at 9:00 PM. Mr. Carney said that the Board needs to review the lighting plans for Plum Park as he hesitates to sign off without the CAB approval. Mr. Sowards said there was a project on his street and he would be attending a neighborhood meeting. Mr. Cellon said he could attend as a neighbor and provide any ex parte conversation for CAB. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by mutual consent at 9:25 PM. Kathi Honor, Recorder

MINUTES EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD

CITY OF BOCA RATON BOCA RATON COMMUNITY CENTER ANNEX

AUGUST 25, 2014 The meeting was called to order at 5:13 P.M. by Ms. Linda Weiss Rose. Roll was called. MEMBERS PRESENT: Barbara McManus Linda Weiss Rose Terry H. Randolph Lawrence Katz Eric Gooden Jake Sommer, Student Aaron Siegel, Student MEMBERS ABSENT: Annmarie Dilbert, Chairman Cynthia Kamen Thomas G. Vinci Rita Thrasher Dylan Ehrnst, Student CITY STAFF: Susan Lesser, Senior Planner OTHERS: Joshua Davidow, Instructional Support Team Leader, Area 1 Adm. The School District of Palm Beach County David Silvers, Candidate for Florida House of Representatives, representing District 89. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: MOTION made by Ms. McManus, seconded by Mr. Katz to approve the minutes of July 28, 2014. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. PUBLIC REQUESTS: None Due to the absence of Chairman Dilbert, Ms. Rose opened the meeting by welcoming new Board member, Eric Gooden. Ms. Rose introduced guests, Joshua Davidow and Mr. David Silvers. Mr. Davidow attended the meeting on behalf of Dr. Ian Salzman, Area 1 Superintendent. Mr. Davidow expressed an interest in working with the Board and provided an update on the opening of schools and current enrollment numbers. Discussion ensued. Mr. Silvers expressed his interest in education and the effect it had on his decision to run for public office. Discussion ensued. OLD BUSINESS: Ms. Rose briefly updated the Board on the upcoming Read for the Record annual event scheduled on October 21, 2014. Ms. Mc Manus raised the issue of safety concerns regarding the age and number of third graders that will attend as well as the proposed location of the event. Discussion ensued. Mr. Katz requested that Chairman Dilbert provide the Board with an interim update on the event in advance of next month’s meeting. Discussion ensued. NEW BUSINESS: None.

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OPEN DISCUSSION: Ms. McManus informed the Board that the Chess Club Meeting held at the Downtown Library will begin this season on Saturday October 11, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. Discussion ensued. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned without objection at approximately 5:42 P.M. Susan P. Lesser, Recorder

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Members Present October 14, 2014

MINUTES THE GREEN LIVING ADVISORY BOARD

City Hall Tuesday, September 9, 2014

The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Monica Mayotte at about 8:10 a.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Monica Mayotte, Chairperson Erin Wright, Vice Chairperson Erez Bar-Nur *Lindsey Nieratka

Patricia Ramudo Sherri Scheurich

MEMBERS ABSENT: Jon Gonzalez

Vaughn Lazar

STAFF PRESENT: Nicole Gasparri, Organizational Program Manager JD Varney, Recreation Superintendent APPROVAL OF MINUTES: MOTION was made by Ms. Scheurich, seconded by Ms. Ramudo to approve the August 12, 2014 minutes as presented. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. PINE JOG FELLOWSHIP TOUR DATES: Nicole has been trying to coordinate a site visit to Pine Jog Environmental Center. Ray Coleman suggested they would be available for a tour on Saturday’s in November. The group agreed that the first Saturday in November or subsequent two Saturday’s would work; preferably in the afternoon. Nicole will follow up with Ray Coleman. DETERMINE NEXT STEPS TO EXPAND GLAB SCOPE: Nicole let the board know that the letter had been forwarded to the Mayor and Council and that it had not been discussed at any public meeting. There is a public meeting on September 9, in which it could come up. Nicole suggested watching the meeting recording to see if it is discussed. If not Monica could follow up with an email. UPDATE ON BEACH CONCESSIONS: JD Varney, Recreation Superintendent, reviewed the beach concessions. The City did an RFP and contracted with a vendor to provided beach chairs, umbrellas, snorkels, masks, boogie boards, in 3 very defined areas on the beach based on the number of citizens condensed in particular areas. The board discussed the trash and recycling in the City parks. Mr. Varney indicated that recycling has been an ongoing issue. Nicole discussed that because of people placing trash in the recycle bins, it causes a hardship on the employees to maintain the parks as well as sort the trash out of the recycling. Monica asked if there was a possibility of Single Stream recycling. Nicole indicated she would follow up to see if this is a future possibilities. NEW BUSINESS: Chairperson Mayotte shared an event called NY Summer Streets while visiting in New York. Approximately 4 miles of streets are closed down on 3 Saturday’s in the summer to encourage walking, biking, skateboarding, rollerblading etc. She said it an amazing event and she would love to duplicate it here in Boca Raton. Nicole suggested talking to the coordinator to get ideas for sponsorships and event planning information. The Chair agreed to follow up.

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NEXT MEETING: October 14, 2014, in the Development Services Conference Room at 8:00 AM. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned without objection as approximately 8:59 a.m. Nicole Gasparri Recorder

MINUTES

PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD PUBLIC MEETING – HILLSBORO/EL RIO PARK

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2014 BOCA RATON DOWNTOWN LIBRARY, BOCA RATON 33432

The meeting was called to order at 7:05 p.m. by Chairman Stevens. Roll was called. Board Members Present: Dr. Trudi N. Stevens, Chairman Ronald L. Betters, Vice Chairman Peter Boylan (arrived at 7:15 p.m.) Dr. Dennis R. Frisch Gordon Gilbert Joseph Good Hank Kreh City Council Member Present: Scott Singer Staff Present: Mickey A. Gomez, Recreation Services Director Ann Nappa, Manager of Library Services Buddy Parks, Deputy Director Recreation Services Greg Stevens, Recreation Services Superintendent

J.D. Varney, Recreation Services Superintendent

Others Present: David Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Carol Gonnell, Luthar Herrmann, Elizabeth Hoffman, Tom Thayer, Bill Gearhser, Gene Folden, Joe Panella, Jim Landon, Steve Schieltz, Dan Schauer, Jackie Johnson, Kimberly Johnson, David Ramsey, Peggy Jones, Scott Eckert, Bill Cramer, John Speer, Jennifer Speer, Elizabeth Ball, Owen Sagar and Don Stanton

Welcome: Chairman Stevens welcomed the residents in attendance and explained the reason for the public meeting on the Hillsboro/El Rio Park. She noted that Commissioners and City Council have been made aware of the public concerns and are interested in gathering public input. Mr. Parks offered a history on the development of the master plan for the park and information on the present approved plan and the process of working together with the Parks & Recreation Board, residents, staff and the consultant to develop the plan, which received support from the public. It was noted that the first Master Plan was approved in 1988. The revised Master Plan for the southern part of the park was adopted in 2005 by City Council. The project was placed on hold shortly after adoption due to the state of the economy. The Master Plan, now nearly 10 years old, is under review after receiving a recommendation to move forward. Chairman Stevens opened the floor up for public comment. Public Input - FAVOR A PARK: Those who spoke in favor of building the park: David Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Carol Gonnell, Luthar Herrmann, Elizabeth Hoffman, Tom Thayer, Bill Gearhser, Gene Folden, Joe Panella, Jim Landon, Steve Schieltz, Dan Schauer, Jackie Johnson and Kimberly Johnson spoke in support of the park. Input included the following comments:

• Need for a park in the south end of Boca Raton due to growth of downtown • Park is best use of property • Park will restore the property/enhance nature; currently an eyesore • Need for passive amenities • Opportunity for boating destination / dockage; soft launch for canoes, kayaks and paddleboards • Build a park now, as we’ve waited 26 years to develop the property

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Public Input - NOT IN FAVOR A PARK: Those who spoke against building the park: David Ramsey, Peggy Jones, Scott Eckert, Bill Cramer, John Speer, Jennifer Speer, Elizabeth Ball, Owen Sagar and Don Stanton Input included the following comments:

• Loss of habitat / mangrove • Noise and light concerns • Shallow water depth of El Rio a concern for boaters • Questions about users of the park, Boca or Deerfield? • Fishing pier issues • Concerns with safety of crossing SW 18th St. from one side to the other • Boardwalk expense • Homeless usage • Concerns with safety of adjacent railroad corridor

Public Input - OTHER: Input included the following comments:

• Recognized a need to work together • Compromise to find common agreements

Chairman Stevens thanked the attendees for their input. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned by mutual consent at 8:10 p.m. Gina Miller, Recorder

MINUTES PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD

PATCH REEF PARK/JAMES A. RUTHERFORD COMMUNITY CENTER 2000 YAMATO ROAD

BOCA RATON, FL 33431 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014

Dr. Trudi Stevens, Chair, called the meeting to order at 5:20PM. Roll was called. Members Present: Dr. Trudi N. Stevens, Chair Ronald L. Betters, Vice Chair

Peter Boylan Dr. Dennis R. Frisch Gordon Gilbert Joseph Good Hank Kreh

Staff Present: Mickey A. Gomez Recreation Services Director

Buddy Parks Deputy Recreation Services Director J.D. Varney Recreation Services Superintendent Greg Stevens Recreation Services Superintendent Chris Bednar Park Maintenance Supervisor III

Others Present: Dave Johnson Boca Resident APPROVAL OF MINUTES:

MOTION was made by Mr. Betters, seconded by Dr. Frisch, to accept the minutes of the September 9, 2014 regular meeting as written. MOTION PASSED 7-0. Mention was given to the other related board minutes in the packet.

PURPOSE: Regular monthly meeting. PUBLIC REQUESTS: Dave Johnson thanked the Board for their support and for the successful meeting conducted about 3 weeks ago. He said that the City Council approved $50K for Hillsboro/El Rio Park planning. Dr. Stevens said she saw a television news report that spoke briefly about Hillsboro/El Rio Park. CORRESPONDENCE: In the packet was the memo sent by Mickey Gomez to Leif Ahnell regarding user fees. Mr. Gomez informed the Board that the user fees, as endorsed by the Board, were approved by City Council. REPORTS:

1. Staff Updates – Holiday Lighting Program – Chris Bednar Chris Bednar distributed his 2014-15 Holiday Decorations Program handout. He said that he has worked 23 years for the City. He explained where all the lights would be installed and that this year will be the first time all the City’s holiday lights are LEDs. This will save the City money. He told how and when the process of installing holiday lights in the City begins and how and when the lights are taken down. He described some of the problems encountered, e.g., squirrels do not like the lights. He spoke about the reduced workforce hours and how he managed the scheduling. He answered Board questions. It was suggested that a unique bulb (orange, for example) be used in one location and a contest be established whereby the first person to identify the location of the special bulb receives a prize. Greg Stevens said that Chris Bednar really takes ownership of this project and sets an example for all supervisors. Last year there was a bad batch of LED lights and the manufacturer worked with the City on replacement, due to Chris’ excellent documentation.

2. Department Project Updates – B. Parks Mr. Parks explained the Red Reef Maintenance Enclosure is finished and will come off the list. Mr. Parks said that we will connect the new pumps when they come in for Gumbo Limbo. Spanish River Library Mezzanine Enclosure and Silver Palm Park Restroom Renovations were moving forward. The Playground Renovations at South Beach Pavilion and Woodlands Park are complete. Mr. Parks

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said the next project on this list would be Hillsboro/El Rio. We are going to come up with options and speak with the consultant this Friday. We have 80% of the design plan from before. Mr. Parks said that Dave Johnson’s hard work paid off. Dr. Frisch said that at the Special Meeting was approximately 50/50 for and against the park. Perhaps as we go forward with the process, a lot of the negative comments may change.

3. Parks & Recreation Monthly Report – J. Varney Mr. Varney began by advising the Board that participation at the Sugar Sand Park Community Center from October of 2013 through August of 2014 has increased over the same time period for four consecutive years.. He spoke about how the staff is innovative and constantly strives to keep events fresh and new. Their good work is also reflected in revenue increasing every year for the past four years. Mr. Kreh mentioned that all three tennis centers are doing well. Mr. Gomez said that the City of Boca Raton was recently recognized as the USTA’s Florida Member Organization of the Year. In response to a question from Mr. Boylan, Mr. Varney said that beach concessions revenue will be included in each of the three beach front park’s revenue figures. Mr. Varney answered Dr. Frisch regarding the cost of the concession items. OLD BUSINESS:

1. Hillsboro/El Rio Update – B. Parks Mr. Parks previously spoke about this when he discussed Department Project Updates.

2. City Council Goal Setting (May 1 and 2, 2014) – M. Gomez In the packet was the Goal Setting Sessions Summary Report for May 1 and 2, 2014. He explained that it is a top priority for the City Council to have a joint meeting with the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District. The City Council was scheduled to meet with FAU, but the meeting needs to be rescheduled. Mr. Gomez went through the report and answered questions. He said that the Recreation Services Department is a vital part of Boca Raton.

3. Recreation Services Budget Update – M Gomez Mr. Gomez said that the FY 14-15 operating budged was approved, as submitted. Selected evening hours at both libraries were restored. On Monday through Friday, the libraries will be open until 9:00PM. Mr. Gomez said he is still meeting with Art Koski, Greater Boca Raton Beach & Park District (GBRB&PD), about equipment and vehicle replacements and CIP projects. He said that he anticipates the Recreation Services Department will maintain the same level of service that the residents of the City and the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District enjoy. Responding to a question from Mr. Boylan, Mr. Gomez said that a restroom for dog park patrons will be discussed in conjunction with a second phase of construction at Countess deHoernle Park. Discussion ensued about the Wildflower property and Mr. Gomez said the City Council was awaiting information they requested which would address the residents’ concerns. They discussed that an RFP for the 15 acres by the Spanish River Library will be going out. There were different options discussed for this property including an entertainment area similar to Delray Marketplace with a movie theatre/bowling alley, restaurants and stores. Mr. Good asked about parking spaces for the restaurant across the street from 5th Avenue and Mr. Gomez said he would ask Mr. Brown about that. STAFF COMMENTS:

1. Director’s Report Mr. Gomez previously spoke about it earlier in the meeting. BOARD MEMBER INTEREST INITIATIVES & COMMENTS: Mr. Boylan said he was at Red Reef Park and he likes the new beach concessions. Discussion ensued that the workers should be non-intrusive and no hard selling of beach concessions. NEXT MEETINGS: November 5, 2014 – Spanish River Library (this is a Wednesday) December 2, 2014 – Sugar Sand Park Community Center (Discussion

ensued and the Board Members decided to come early to this meeting) The members started to discuss upcoming events. The Holiday Park Parade would be December 3. Tree Lighting would be the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. The Boat Parade is December 6th. ADJOURNMENT:

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MOTION was made by Mr. Boylan, seconded by Mr. Gilbert, to adjourn the meeting at 6:15PM. MOTION PASSED 7-0.

Arlene Moskowitz, Recorder

MINUTES SPECIAL MAGISTRATE CITY OF BOCA RATON

REGULAR MEETING OF THE SPECIAL MAGISTRATE 9:00A.M.- COUNCIL CHAMBERS- MAY 14, 2014

Special Magistrate, Cormac C. Conahan, called the meeting to order at 9:05AM.

SPECIAL MAGISTRATE: Cormac C. Conahan

STAFF PRESENT: Joshua Koehler, Assistant City Attorney Joan Exon, Senior Code Compliance Specialist Douglas Sheedy, Code Compliance Supervisor David Woodside, Assistant Fire Chief Smith Amisial, Code Compliance Officer Juan Hernandez, Code Compliance Officer Margaret Seminario, Code Compliance Officer Mary Ann Mullen, Housing Code Compliance Officer Adrian Burton, Streets Maintenance Supervisor

APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Special Magistrate Conahan approved and signed the minutes of February 12, 2014.

AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA- CONSENT AGENDA: Josh Koehler, Assistant City Attorney, said that item SM(C) 14-892 would be delayed. The Special Magistrate went on to the next agenda item.

All witnesses who were to give evidence were sworn in.

VIOLATION HEARINGS:

SM(C) 14-623 KRISTINE NADEAU 2451 NW 66 LN (Zoned PUD)

INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE SECTION 303.1 -SWIMMING POOLS.

Mary Ann Mullen, Housing Code Compliance Officer, testified that the violation was a stagnant and unsanitary swimming pool. The pump did not work. Two photos dated March 21, 2014 and May 1, 2014 were admitted into evidence as City's Composite Exhibit A. The property is vacant and the owner lives in Lake Worth. The owner, or anyone to represent the owner, was not in attendance today.

Based on the evidence and testimony presented, the Special Magistrate adopted the findings of fact as set forth in the Order. The violator. who the City designated as the title owner of the real property or the property owner of record, was properly served with notice of these proceedings as required by law. Because the owner allowed a stagnant and unsanitary swimming pool in violation of INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE SECTION 303.1 -SWIMMING POOLS, an Order of Enforcement was thereby warranted. The Special Magistrate ordered five days from today (May 19, 2014) to correct the violation or $100/day fine would be imposed. Administrative Costs of this hearing in the amount of $105.00 were imposed.

Josh Koehler, Assistant City Attorney, asked the Special Magistrate to go on to another agenda item where someone is present. The Special Magistrate called the next agenda item.

SM(C) 14-628 TRENT VAN ARKEL 4970 NW 4 AVE (Zoned R1D)

SEC 28-1507- VEHICLE, COMMERCIAURECREATIONAL, BOAT, TRAILER ILLEGALLY PARKED IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.

Margaret Seminario, Code Compliance Officer, said that the violation was an unscreened boat on the property. Notice was sent on March 5, 2014 to the address on record. She left her business card for a call back but did not receive a response. She posted the Notice on March 28, 2014. Four photos were shown to Mr. Sullivan