Are we hereby call this meeting to order? This is the town of Highland Beach special magistrate hearing. Cases are going to proceed in the order in which they appear on the agenda. I don't even Is there a reason that I should give the spiel? There's nobody here. Um, why don't we get on? Well, we do need to
swear in at least the code officer. So, >> by the authority vested in me as a notary of the state of Florida, do you swear or affirm that the testimony that you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> I do. >> Thank you. >> All right. I have the minutes from
it's August August 12th. They are hereby approved. Right. First violation case number CC25316. Right. My name is Adam Mosowski, town of Highland Beach code compliance officer
and I've been previously sworn in. The respondent is Carolyn Shei. The property address is 3015 South Ocean Boulevard 302. I inspected the building records on July 7th, 2025.
The violation that remained as cited on today's agenda are 30-122B permits 24-494P and 24-452M have expired. The notice of violation was served by certified mail that was
sent on July 7th, 2025. The green card was returned signed on July 29th, 2025. The respondent was given 14 days to come into compliance. The notice of hearing was served by certified mail sent on September 25th,
2025. The green card was returned signed on October 3rd, 2025. Prior to today's hearing, I reinspected the records this afternoon, and the violations continue to exist. I have submitted the following evidence, which includes proof of service, supporting
documents, and photographs. The town recommends the respondent be found in violation of the town code as alleged in the notice of violation. I have spoken to the property owner in the past and the town is asking for 30 days to
achieve compliance or be fined $250 per day thereafter. The town is asking to assess prosecution costs in amount of $250 payable by the date set for compliance. You said you spoke with the respondent
Carolyn Shei. >> Yes. >> Did they express a interest in coming into compliance? And did they ask for any specific amount of time? >> She wants to come into compliance, but she's currently out of town. Um, that's why she's asking for us to do 30 days
instead of the usual 14. That way when she comes back, she can get on top of her contractor. Okay. To >> complete and the town is good with the 30 days. >> Yes. Anything further? All right. In case uh CC25316,
I make the following findings a fact and law. Find notice is sufficient. I found the property in violation of code section 3122B. The expiration of two permits. Respondent has 30 days to bring the property into compliance or a fine of $250 per day. Shall issue. I hereby assess cost amount of $250 payable in 30
days. Actually, do you want a date certain? Your predecessor always wanted a date certain. >> Uh yeah, I think it's easier to do a date certain. So, >> anyone got a quick calculator on what 30 days from today is? >> Would be November 13th. It's November 13th.
>> All right. Correction on the previous order. The compliance date shall be November 13th and the date to pay the cost shall be November 13th. [Music] All right. Case number CC25311. All right. My name is Adam Oski and I've
been previously sworn in. The property address is 315 South Ocean Boulevard 302. I inspected the building records on July 1st, 2025. The violation that remains as cited on
today's agenda is 30-122B permit 24-444 BR has expired. The permit was originally submitted on June 10th, 2024. It is currently expired due to unpaid fees and missing
inspections. The notice of violation was served by certified mail that was sent on July 1st, 2025. The green card was returned signed on July 11th, 2025. The respondent was given 30 days to come
into compliance. The notice of hearing was served by posting on September 29th, 2025 after certified mail was sent on September 25th, 2025. Prior to today's hearing, I reinspected the building records on October 14th,
2025, and the violations continue to exist. I have submitted the following evidence which includes proof of service, supporting documents, and photographs. The town recommends the respondent be found in violation of the town code as alleged in the notice of violation.
The town is asking uh to have the compliance date set for November 13th or be fined 215 $250 per day thereafter. The town is asking to assess prosecution
costs in the amount of $250 payable by the date set for compliance. So this is a different permit >> correct >> at the same property. >> Correct. Out of curiosity, why didn't you just bring it in the other case?
>> I was just I was going to say that it was I checked the permits on different days and this was one that I missed that they had multiple permits on the same property. I didn't catch it until I rewrote the other key. All right. Case number CC25311.
I make the following findings a fact in line if I notice a sufficient amount on the property in violation code section 30-122B the expiration of the bathroom remodeling permit respondent has until November 13th 2025 to bring the property in compliance for fine of up to
$250 per day may issue I hereby assess cost the amount of $250 payable by November 13 case number CC25353 My name is Adam Osowski and I have been previously sworn in. The respondent is Sunny Bliss LLC. The property address is
3200 South Ocean Boulevard, unit 202. I inspected the property on August 7th, 2025. The violations that remain as cited on today's agenda are 30-122A AC change out completed without a valid
permit. The application was submitted on July 10th, 2025. As of this morning, it was finally completed to where the application is under plan review by a building department staff.
The notice of violation was served by posting on August 13th, 2025 after certified mail was sent on August 7th, 2025. The respondent was given 30 days to come into compliance. The notice of hearing
was served by posting on October 3rd, 2025 after certified mail was sent on September 26, 2025. Prior to today's hearing, I reinspected the building records on October 14th, 2025, and the violations continue to
exist. I have submitted the following evidence, which includes proof of service, supporting documents, and photographs. The town recommends the respondent be found in violation of the town code as alleged in the notice of violation. The
town is asking uh for a compliance date of 14 days, which is October 28th, 2025 to bring the property in compliance or be fined $250 per day for each day the violation remains.
The town is asking to assess prosecution costs in the amount of $250 payable by the date set for compliance. So if I understood you correctly, the permit has the work was done without a permit. They subsequently applied for a
permit and the permit is currently under review. >> So what they actually did is told on themsel. They submitted the application, did the work, and then never followed through on the application, >> which is how we and the building
department caught it. Um, I did speak to the property owner back in August. Yes. And the contractor first submitted all the required documents to get it into plan review this morning.
Uh, how long do you anticipate it to be in plan review? >> As long as the contractor turns in everything correctly, a permit can get out in less than four to 5 days. I've seen it quicker, but I don't want to put that on permitting.
>> So, to to come into compliance, the the review has to be completed and then they just have to what? Pick up the permit and pay the fees. Is that >> correct? So, 14 days is more than enough time. And then once they get that, they can schedule the inspections uh directly with the building department.
>> How long does that Yeah. I mean, I don't want to cause them to coming out, would it make sense just to give them 30 days since they're most of the way there anyway? >> So, would that be November 13th? >> Yeah, let's make it November 13th. That seems to be our day of the
All right. CC25353. I make the following findings of fact in life. My notice is sufficient. I found the property in violation of 30-122A. They do not have a permit for their AC change out. I'm going to respond until November 13, 2025 to come into compliance or a fine of $250 per day may
issue hereby assess cost amount of $250 payable by November 13, 2025. I think that's it, right? Short and sweet. All right, we