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be properly disposed of. A licensed septic tank contractor or state licensed plumber was to be contacted to inspect the tank and drainfield after the afore -referenced corrective actions were taken and the Respondent was required to repair or replace the system as necessary to meet the requirements of Chapter 64E-6, Florida Administrative Code. The Respondent was also directed to obtain the proper permit and inspection(s) from the Petitioner. This case was brought before the April 3, 2014, ECHB at which time an Order was entered directing the Respondent to come into full compliance, including having a registered septic tank contractor or state licensed plumber come to the property to inspect the existing septic tank and drainfield to ensure that it is operating pursuant to current code and meeting all necessary requirements of Chapter 64E-6, Florida Administrative Code. A civil penalty and fine of $1,500.00 was entered at the April 3, 2014, ECHB, with an additional $1,000.00 suspended penalty if the Respondent did not come into compliance within seven days. Petitioner continues to pursue the Respondent for payment of this fine and follow up with regard to compliance. Since payment was not received and the system was not pumped and inspected as required a Lien in the amount of $2,500 was recorded against the property on May 20, 2014. Case No. 516-14. 3. The Respondent Serenoa Home Owners Association, Inc. owns the common elements of the real property located at 200 11th Square Southwest, Vero Beach, Florida. On or about August 21, 2013, Petitioner conducted an inspection of the premises, specifically including an inspection of the Association's community swimming pool and observed the lines to the disinfection feeder and the pH adjustment feeder to have been cut. The pool was inspected and found to be operating without an automatic disinfection feeder or pH adjustment feeder. The pool was also found to be operating without a valid permit. The pool was originally approved with a disinfection feeder, Stenner 45M5 and a pH adjustment feeder, Stenner 45M2, using muriatic acid. Petitioner also observed a floating chlorinator that had been placed in the collector tank. This device is not approved by the Petitioner, and does not comply with the applicable code. This case was brought before the April 3, 2014, ECHB at which time an Order was entered against the Respondent requiring full compliance. A civil penalty and fine of $1,000.00 was also entered by the Board. To date, the Petitioner continues to follow up on this file and pursue the Respondent for full compliance. If payment is not received a lien will be recorded against the property. Total fine of $1,000 collected. Case No. 517-14. 4. Respondents High Ridge Mobile Home Park and Daniel W. Hardee own real property located at High Ridge Mobile Home Park, specifically: Lot #103, 50th Place; Lot #5030, 33rd Avenue; and Lot #5, 32nd Court; Lots #13 and #102, 50th Place, Vero Beach, Florida. On or about February 6, 2014, Petitioner conducted an inspection of the subject property and found six (6) violations including: (A) Lot #103: an accumulation of garbage littered throughout the property; (B) Lot # 5030: a large pile of rotted wood and debris; and (C) Lot # 5, 5030, 13, and 102: all mobile homes on these four lots were found to be vacant with broken windows allowing vermin to enter the mobile homes. The foregoing violations were found to be violations of Chapter 64E-15, Florida Administrative Code. This case was brought before the April 3, 2014, ECHB and an Order was entered against the Respondents in the amount of $2,000. The Petitioner continues to follow up with the Respondents to ensure compliance is being maintained on the property. Since payment was not J 238