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2. 5. Upon inspection of the property as of March 28, 2013 it was identified that potential
violations exist on the property still.
3. FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
3. 1. The existing fines and fees on the property located at 653 Country Club Avenue NE are
as follows:
Case No. Administrative Fee Assessed Fines
07 -852 650. 00 1$ 15, 700. 00
11 - 20 650. 00 26,250. 00
13 - 319 325. 00 41, 500. 00
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4. 1. Following a complete review of the information provided by the property owner' s
council on March 26, 2013, Staff finds that all requirements of F. S. Chapter 162 have
been meet and therefore Staff respectfully recommends City Council authorization for
the Mayor to execute a Release of Liens) for the property at 653 Country Club Avenue
NE within three ( 3) days of the property owner paying the recommended mitigated
amount of $ 29,207. 50 plus administrative fees of $ 1, 625. 00 as outlined in Section
1. 05. 08 of the Code of Ordinances.
ATTACHMENTS:
Request for Code Enforcement Fine Waiver- 653 Country Club Avenue ( CEB 07 -852 &
11- 20) ( PDF)
653 Country Club Avenue Liens and Fees Summary ( PDF)
653 County Club Avenue Photos 2007 ( DOCX)
CEB 07 852 Case File 1 ( PDF)
CEB 07 -852 Case File 2 ( PDT)
CEB 07 -852 Case Report ( PDF)
CEB 11 - 20 Case File ( PDF)
CEB 11 - 20 Case Report ( PDF)
PDT)
653 Country Club Avenue Photos- as of 3 - 19 -2013 (
CEB 13 - 319 Case History( PDF)
CUB 13 - 319 Case Documents ( PDT)
CEB 11 - 525 Case History( PDF)
CEB 10.259 Case I listory( PDF)
CEB 09 -1619 Case History ( PDT)
SIGNATURE BLOCK:
Tim Bolduc Completed 03/ 19/ 2013 5: 35 PM
City Attorney Completed 03/ 20/ 2013 8: 50 AM
City Manager Completed 03/ 20/ 201310:28 PM
City Council Completed 04/ 01/ 2013 9: 16 AM
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In 2005, as a successful. Realtor; Kathi Thomas was doing very well and in
December of that year she was able to purchase her dream home and move herself
Corporate Law and her three daughters into the home.
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In June 2006, a severe storm inundated the home with water. It was not long
Contracts afterward that black mold developed throughout the home. As a result, Ms. Thomas
and her family were forced to move out of the hone and it eventually had to be 3
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demolished. However, there was a long and expensive battle with her insurance
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Administrative Law company before that happened. During this period, Ms. Thomas was paying both
her mortgage and rent. Because of the virulence of this mold, everything that she
owned was taken to the dump, including her furniture, wardrobe, family photos and a
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memorabilia. She had to purchase new clothes, furniture, beds, kitchen items:
everything required to start over from scratch.
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To add to her dilemma, Ms. Thomas lost her life savings in the stock market due to
an unethical stock broker. Losing her money left her unable to pay her income
taxes, resulting in an IRS tax lien in the amount of $87, 429.
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Ms. Thomas has had two neck surgeries and is in need of more surgery for multiple e
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broken her jaw from falling while working as an intern at the hospital. Because of
her condition, she can only sit at a desk for short times. Her physical disabilities 1
probably would qualify for disability income. However, she refuses to view herself
as being disabled. One reason she is a realtor is that the job allows her to not be in
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