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CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD
MINUTES
JULY 219 2025
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Camps called the meeting of the Code Enforcement Board to order on Monday, July 21,
2025, at 6:00 pm.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Chair Camps, Vice -Chair Fracasso, Member Falcone, Member
Fornoles, and Member Makowski (the remaining seats were vacant).
ALSO PRESENT: Code Enforcement Officers Cortez and Snodgrass; Code Enforcement
Manager Wallace, Code Board Attorney Brackins, City Attorney Dyen, and Planning Coordinator
Rae Chidlow.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND MOMENT OF SILENCE
MINUTES
Motion to approve the Minutes for the May 19, 2025 Code Enforcement Board Meeting: Moved
by Member Makowski: Seconded by Vice -Chair Fracasso. Motion passed 5-0.
OPENING STATEMENT - Chair Camps made the opening remarks.
SWEARING IN WITNESSES
Code Enforcement Officers Wallace, Snodgrass, and Cortez, city staff, along with any of the public
who may testify were sworn in.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Assistant City Attorney Dyen introduced the cases and stated that Items 1, 3, 5, 2, and 8 will be
heard in this order.
ITEM 1— CASE NO. C2404-0038
John & Cindy Zentmayer
1050 W. Magnolia St.
LOCATION OF VIOLATION: 1050 W. Magnolia
REQUEST: Impose a Fine
Code Enforcement Officer Cortez explained the case. He said the property owner has been sent
proper notice and Representative is present. He stated the property is in compliance; and further,
the fine has accrued to $38,550. Staff is asking to impose the fine at this time.
John Zentmayer, stated that it took so long due to waiting on engineering. He is requesting to have
the fine waived.
Member Fornoles made a motion that the Respondent did not come into compliance by the date
required and to impose a fine of $38,550: seconded by Member Fracasso. Motion passed 5-0 in
agproval.
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NEW BUSINESS
(The following agenda items were heard out of agenda order)
ITEM 3 — CASE NO. C2506-0009
Southern Villas Lot Owners Assn., Inc.
Vacant lot on Villa Court
LOCATION OF VIOLATION: Alternate Key 776058
REPEAT VIOLATION: Sections 18-53 and 18-54 Nuisances and Creating a Nuisance by
Property Owner Declared Unlawful; IPMC 302.4 Weeds
Code Enforcement Officer Cortez explained the case. He said the property owner has been sent
proper notice and is present. He stated the property is in compliance; and further, the fine accrued
is $6500. Staff recommends Respondent pay $9,000 to be paid within 60 days.
Member Fornoles made a motion to find the Respondent in repeat violation and to impose a fine
of $6500; seconded by Member Fracasso. Motion passed 5-0 in approval.
ITEM 2 — CASE NO. C2506-0012
Edward Emrick III
Cluster Oak Drive
LOCATION OF VIOLATION: Cluster Oak Drive
REPEAT VIOLATION: Section 18-53 and 18-54 Nuisances; Section 125-522 (i) Property
Maintenance; IPMC 302.4 Weeds
Code Enforcement Officer Cortez explained the case. He said the property owner has been sent
proper notice and is present. He stated the property is in compliance; and further, the fine accrued
is $4500. Staff recommends Respondent pay $14,500 which is about 20 percent of the total amount
accrued to be paid within 90 days..
Member Fracasso made a motion to find Respondent in repeat violation and to fine the Respondent
in the amount of $4500; seconded by Member Falcone. Motion passed 5-0 in approval.
ITEM 5 — CASE NO. C2410-0015
Euclides D Corona Guiterrez
32662 Hanging Tide St.
LOCATION OF VIOLATION: 3262 Hanging Tide St.
VIOLATION: Section 125-522 (a) Building Permit Required
Code Enforcement Officer Snodgrass explained the above violations. He detailed the case
summary stating the property is currently not in compliance. He gave the history, violations and
dates, and exhibited pictures that are a true and accurate depiction of the property on the dates
taken. He further stated the staff s recommendation which is to find Respondent in repeat violation
and to impose a fine of $500 per day starting from day of violation, April 29, 2025 and continue
every day until the property comes into compliance.
Member Makowski made a motion to find the Respondent is in violation and to impose a fine o�
$150 per day for every day after September 20 2025 if Respondent does not comply with this
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order. The Respondent is ordered to contact the Code Enforcement Officer to arrange an
inspection of the property to veri& compliance with the order; Seconded by Member Fornoles.
Motion passed 5-0 in approval.
ITEM 8 — CASE NO. C2502-0006
Reliant Flips, LLC
550 Disston Ave.
LOCATION OF VIOLATION: 550 Disston Ave.
VIOLATION: IPMC 304.13 Window, Skylight, Door Frames; 302.7 Accessory Structures; 303.1
Swimming Pools; Section 18-53 (6, 10) Nuisances; Section 18-54 Creating a Nuisance by Property
Owner Declared Unlawful
Code Enforcement Officer Snodgrass explained the above violations. He detailed the case
summary stating the property is currently not in compliance. He gave the history, violations and
dates, and exhibited pictures that are a true and accurate depiction of the property on the dates
taken. He further stated the staffs recommendation which is to find Respondent in violation and
to impose a fine of $150 per day for every day the property remains in violation after August 20,
2025. He stated that the Respondent shall apply for a tree removal permit.
Member Fornoles made a motion to find the Respondent in violation in Case No. C2503-0001;
and is ordered to correct the violations on or before July 3, 2025. If Respondent does not comply
with this order, a fine of $150 per day for every day in violation after July 3, 2025, will accrue
until corrected. The Respondent is ordered to contact the Code Enforcement Officer to arrange an
inspection of the property to verify compliance with the order; Seconded by Member Makowski.
The motion fails 3-2, due to 4 ayes are required for a motion to pass.
AJDOURN
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:25 pm.
Chair
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