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originally came to the Board on July 28, 2008 for landscape maintenance and e plan nonconformance violations, with subsequent extensions being grant . Ms. Rose Jefferson, IRC Code Enforcement Officer, submitted photo hs into evidence, which are on file in the Commission Office, and reporte ome of the replacement material appeared to be in shock and dead. The Respondent, Mr. Sam Adams, President of Ea oast Tile & Terrazzo Supplies, said he had planted 15 new shrubs but the Co y was doing road work in front of his property and part of the damage done is landscaping was due to equipment used to move the power lines and ins drainage improvements. Discussion followed. Mr. Wixon recommended the and grant 30 days, until November 21, 2008, for Inspector Jefferson to coordi e with the IRC Public Works Department to find out what road work was bein one and how long it would take, and bring the case back at that time. 2:37:1 ON OTION BY Mr. Hedin, SECONDED BY Mr. mermann, the Board voted (6-1)to approve staff's recommendation. Mr. Suthard opposed. It is noted for the record the Respondent was present for this hearing. 2:39:04 Case #2008090076 — Stephanie Wright Mr. Wixon recalled this case was being heard as a repeat violation, and on September 22, 2008 the Respondent was granted 30 days to mow overgrown weeds on her property. Inspector Carter Solomon submitted photographs into evidence, which are on file in the Commission Office, and confirmed there was no compliance. She reported this had been going on for over a year and neighbors were complaining. The Respondent described herbs and other vegetation she had planted and stated her family and pets ate some of what was growing in her front yard. She insisted she had mown part of the property and she wanted the rest of it to grow naturally the way nature had intended, and blamed her problems on her next door neighbor. CEB-Approved 7 October 27, 2008 F:/BCC/All Committees/Code/2008 Agendas&Min/CEB10.27.08.doc 242