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w.. <br /> Memorandum — Rolle <br /> June 4, 2014 <br /> Page 2 <br /> Maurice Rolle contacted this office concerning the fines. He is under a time restraint to <br /> have the fines set to an amount certain so that he may be able to pay the fines and remove <br /> the liens from the two parcels of property. His time restraint is that both parcels have tax <br /> certificates issued on them and a tax deed sale for both parcels has been scheduled for <br /> June 17, 2014. Mr. Roll claims he has a party interested in loaning the funds necessary <br /> to satisfy both code enforcement violations thus partially clearing title to the property and <br /> the same person is willing to loan the money necessary to pay the back taxes for both <br /> parcels, thus eliminating the need for the upcoming tax deed sale. As Mr. Rolle does not <br /> have time to wait until the next Code Enforcement Board meeting of June 23, 2014, he <br /> requests that the Board of County Commissioners set the code enforcement fine to an <br /> amount certain. Staff has no objection to the Board setting the amount for each case to <br /> cover estimated administrative costs. <br /> Funding: The only expenditure of funds for this case would be the recording of the <br /> satisfaction of code enforcement liens which amount would be $18.50 for each <br /> satisfaction. <br /> Recommendation: Staff recommends the Board of County Commissioners set the <br /> above-captioned code enforcement board case fines to the certain administrative cost <br /> amounts of $2,000 for 35th Avenue property and $1,700 for the 34th Court property, and <br /> authorize county staff to execute the orders on behalf of the Board. <br /> cc: Roland DeBlois, Chief of Environmental Planning and Code Enforcement <br /> Maurice Rolle, P. O. Box 1925, Vero Beach, FL 32961 <br /> 146 <br />