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I FEB 6 1995 BOOK 5 N cE 780 DESCRIPTION & CONDITIONS: On January 14, 1983, the County Planning & Development Division approved a house relocation application submitted by Cyril Schock to relocate and bring into compliance with the Standard Building Code and all applicable zoning regulations a 1400 square foot residential building to be moved to 5570 59th Terrace. At that time, the applicant tendered to Indian River. County a cash bond of $3,500. A one-year time limit for completion of the project was a condition of the approval, with forfeiture of the bond possible if the project was not completed in the required time frame. Due to financial and personal setbacks within that year, Mr. & Mrs. Schock were unable to complete -the house relocation prior to the expiration of the one-year time limit. The applicants then requested that the Board of County Commissioners grant a one-year.extension to the required one-year time limit as referenced in Section 25(n)(2) of the County's zoning code. At that time the Board was assured by Mr. Schock that the house relocation would be completed within one year of the original completion date. On May 16, 1984, the Board of County Commissioners approved the applicants' request for a one year extension to the house relocation permit, making the new expiration date January 14, 1985. ANALYSIS On January 11, 1985, prior to the expiration of the one-year extension, an inspection of the house relocation project by Betty Davis, County Code Enforcement Officer, and Jim Fish, Assistant County Building Director, revealed that the project was approximately 50% complete. The inspection revealed that the following items had been completed. Outside: Septic tank installed. Meter box and service mast installed. New windows whole house. Inside: New electric panel. Electric wiring and receptecles etc, being installed. Insulation - all walls both interior and exterior being insulated. First & 2nd floor ceiling being insulated. - Approximately 85% complete. Plywood on floors. During the inspection, the staff also noted that there was an accumulation of construction material and debris located on the site. It is the staff's postion that the applicants have not acted in good faith to comply with the requirements of the house relocation permit. In the two year period since the permit was issued, only half of the required reconstruction has occurred. The applicants not only failed to meet the original permit expiration date; they also failed to comply with the extended deadline. 31 r