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In addition to connecting plumbing fixtures to sewer, Respondent stipulated that it would have all septic tanks on the subject property properly abandoned pursuant to Health Department abandonment permits within 90 days after connection to the sewer system. Respondent also agreed to provide the Health Department with written updates detailing Respondent's progress in complying with the deadlines set out in the aforementioned Stipulation. The City of Fellsmere gave consent to the Stipulation and has been amenable to the Respondent entering into the Stipulation. The Hearing Board did approve the Stipulation at their June 7, 2012 hearing board. Case No 479-10 (Suspended Penalty) 2. The Respondents, Serafina and Salinas Bedolla, owners of real property located at 4115, 4125 and 4135 30th Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32967 with a parcel of land with three structures containing a total of five living units (multifamily). This case was brought before the June 7, 2012 hearing board, at which time a Stipulation, which the parties entered into prior to the hearing board, was approved by the hearing board. Respondent stipulated that on or before thirty (30) days from the signed Stipulation date, the Respondent would complete connection of all plumbing structures on the property to the County sanitary sewer system. The parties to the Stipulation also agreed that any violation in the interim resulting in a sanitary nuisance would require immediate connectivity and would result in the Respondent incurring a daily fine for any violations that occurred. Additionally, the Respondent stipulated that any septic tanks on the subject property would probably be abandoned pursuant to Health Department abandonment permits within ninety (90) days of connection of the structures formerly served by the septic tanks to the County's sewer system. Respondent also agreed to provide the Health Department with written updates detailing the Respondent's progress complying with the deadlines set out in the Stipulation. Respondent agreed to pay a minimal fine of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) and at this point has entered into a payment plan with the Health Department. Case No. 498-12 (Payment Plan) 3. The Environmental Control Office, as well as the Respondent, Reliable Treasure Coast Indian River Septic, have entered into a Settlement Stipulation with regard to work performed by Reliable Treasure Coast Indian River Septic on property located at 1965 13th Ave. S.W. Vero Beach, FL 32962. Upon inspection of the property by the Health Department, spoils were found to have been buried and the property failed inspection on or about October 17, 2011. The Respondent was notified that the inspection failed due to the buried spoils, and that the spoils must be excavated and removed prior to re-inspection. The Respondent has come into compliance and excavated the buried spoils and passed re-inspection at the present time. Due to the foregoing, the Respondent has agreed to and has entered into a Settlement Stipulation regarding this matter agree to pay a $500 fine set forth in the Settlement Stipulation in connection with entering into the Stipulation. The Order adopting Settlement Stipulation is set for board approval before the Environmental Control Hearing Board at their next meeting. Case No. 503-12 125