Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 11-12-02 regular Council agenda — reading text

level has My husband of28 years suddenly divorced me. As my and my inability to afford outside help, it been drastically reduced. Due to this reduction code has been difficult to keep my home within the Ft.Walton Beach neighborhood standards. Because of this, I received a citation ftom the Neighborhood Improvement however in the Division for a paint violation. The violation was eventually resolved, meantime I have incurred fines and a lien that I cannot afford to pay. to have the lien forgiven It is my intent today to ask if there is anything that you can do lien is $ 51, 700. 00 and the by the City of F ort Walton Beach. As of today the amount administrative fee is $ 240. 00 for a total of $51, 940. 00 If the City will forgive the lien, I intend to apply for assistance to rehab my house, as I want to be a good neighbor. I would like to thank you in advance for any assistance that you can give me. Sincerely, y(~ (j D~ Kathleen Dawson  OFFICl~ ORDS ** if:" BK 2270- W 4614 MUNICIPAL CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD ef"""" OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA Nov 14 2000 @ 11: 5SAM FILE ~ 1804596 RCD: Newman C. 8rackin, Clerk, Okaloosa Cnty Fl CASE NO: 99 934 City of Fort Walton Beach. Florida. a political subdivision of the State of Florida. PETITIONER. vs- JAMES & KATHLEEN DAWSON 230 WATSON DR N W RESPONDENT( S) ACTION ON STATEMENT OF NONC<WLIANCE. AND SECOND ORDER Code Enforcement Board THIS CASE comes for action by the Municipal 08. 2000, after due notice to of the City of Fort Walton Beach on NOVEMBER Fact. having issued Findings of the Respondent( s), and the Board. 2000 with regard to this case. Conclusions of Law and Order on AUGUST 09. and of Fact. Conclusions of Law, hereby issues its further Findings Second Order. as foll~: 1. fINDINGS OF FACT: whose mail i ng address is The Respondent ( s), is/ the 230 WATSON DR N W. . FORT WALTON BEACH. FL 325484270 are described as follows: owner( s)/ person( s) in charge of the property LOT 6 BlK A Tax ID # 24- S2- 11- 258C- 000A- 0060 MA 230 WATSON DR NW Fort Walton Beach. Florida s), first observed on JUNE 01.1999, was/ were found TtJe following condition( to exist on subject property: have Paint: Sec. 3178( a)( 17)( 18): Exterior wood and walls Please uniformly paint all paint peeling and flaking. exterior wood and walls. The Respondent( s) received administrative notice on NOVEMBER 10, 1999 by the aforesaid condition( s) certified letter dated NOVEMBER 03. 1999 that Walton Beach. Florida. constituted ( a) violation( s) of the City of Fort MARCH 24. 2000. and was/ were to be corrected on or before Page - 1-  i~\ C J.tC.IAL RECORDS ** Sf2),l PG 4615 MARCH 24, 2000 revealed that on Reinspection of the subject property After due notice to the said violation( s) had not been corrected. Respondent( s). this case was brought for public hearing before the The Board found that the violation( s) did Board on AUGUST 09. 2000. correct said violation( s) on or exist. and ordered the Respondent( s) to before SEPTEMBER 8. 2000. 8. 2000 verified that Reinspection of subject property on SEPTEMBER said violation( s) had not been corrected as ordered. II . CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: The Respondents. byof the foregoing facts. did not comply reason in that the Respondents di d wi th the AUGUST 09. 2000 Order of thi s Board. 2000. before SEPTEMBER 8. as not correct the cited violation( s) on or specified in said Order. III. SECOND ORDER: is hereby accepted. the 1. The Finding of Noncompliance or corrected the aforesaid violation( s) on Respondent( s) not having before SEPTEMBER 8. 2000. is/ a re hereby ordered to correct the 2. The Respondent ( s) 100 ) day for of ($ per aforesaid violation( s) and to pay a fine 21, 20~. The continue( s) beyond ( SEPTEMBER each day the violation( s) is/ are further ordered to contact the Department of Respondent( s) for reinspection of subject Community Development Services to arrange which said violation( s) the date on property in order to verifyThe Board also finds that since the has/ have been corrected. correct the violation as above before failed to Respondent, an Acininistrative Fee of $ 120. 00 SEPTEMBER 8. 2000. that the Respondent owes the month fo11 OW;ng thi s order. to due and payable by the fi rst day of the costs of prosecution to the date of compensate the City for actual additional Administrative Fees should the hearing. The Board may order s) as ordered. Respondent( s) fail to correct the violation( a. order to protect the health. In safety. and welfare of the Walton Beach may initiate proceedings. general public. the City of Fortthe costs of these actions against the correct violation( s) and assess with Secti on 20- 2602. of the City of Fort property. in accordance Walton Beach Code of Ordinances. Records of Oka 1 oos a b. recordi ng of thi s Order in the Pub 1 i c Upon fines and assessments levied against the County, Florida. the aforesaid the land on which the Respondent( s) shall constitute a or. if against lien said land is not owned by the aforesaid Code violation exists. owned by the Respondent(s). against any other real or personal property Respondent ( s) . Page - 2-  1""'. o t~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING November 11, 2002 Resolution to Transfer Property to Habitat for Humanity Agenda Item No.- 15  o A~ CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA MEMORANDUM DATE: November 6, 2002 TO: Reid Silverboard, City Man~ ger FROM: Missy McKim, CDS Directa SUBJECT: Approval of a resolution for ch of the three lots being transferred to Habitat for Humanity located at 115, 117 and 119 Kiwi Place NE. REQUEST: City Council approval of each of the three resolutions transferring the lots which were originally purchased with CDBG funds for the Love Center to Habitat for Humanity for the construction and sale of affordable single family homes. The property is located at 115, 117 and 119 Kiwi Place NE, legally described as Lots 18, 19 and 20, Block 8, Oak Ridge Addition to Fort Walton. BACKGROUND: The City, through its CDBG grant, provided $ 50,000 to the Love Center to purchase the 3 lots on Kiwi to be used to build a 5,000 square foot building for the Love Center. After the Love Center purchased the property they did not build the facility and recently transferred the property back to the City. City Council amended the Consolidated Plan in order to transfer the lots to Habitat for Humanity for affordable housing. ANALYSIS In order to complete the transaction, City Council is asked to approve the attached resolutions, one for each of the three lots which authorizes the City Manager to execute the Property Disposition Agreement on behalf of the City. The Property