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Page 3 VIOLATION 4: Solid waste piles and unmaintained overgrown vegetation throughout your property that have created conditions for rodent and roach harborage. These unsanitary conditions can introduce and perpetuate human disease organisms or vectors into the community. Additionally, the residential structures are unsecure, dilapidated, and structurally insufficient to prevent the propagation of vermin, and to prohibit entrance of vermin into the living space of the home. This harborage constitutes a sanitary nuisance conditions, violating Sections 386.041(1)(e) and (f) of F.S. CORRECTIVE ACTION: Contract with a licensed pest control operator to inspect and control for the vermin on the property, which must include the residential structure. Within 10 business days of vermin control implementation, begin removal of all junk, trash and debris. Properly dispose of all waste, and provide a receipt of disposal as evidence of compliance. On or before May 18th, 2018, all cleanup actions shall be completed and Ian Moore of this department shall conduct a reinvestigation of the property. VIOLATION 6: Solid waste piles and unmaintained overgrown vegetation throughout your property that have created conditions for rodent and roach harborage. These unsanitary conditions can introduce and perpetuate human disease organisms or vectors into the community. The creation of a sanitary nuisance injurious to Public Health. Specifically, the creation, maintenance, or causing of any condition capable of breeding flies, mosquitoes, or other arthropods capable of transmitting diseases, directly or indirectly to humans. There are large areas that are coated with tall piles of bottles, buckets, boats, furniture and other debris that are breeding disease carrying mosquitoes, which constitutes a violation of Sections 386.041(1)(e), and (f) F.S. CORRECTIVE ACTION: You shall take all measures necessary to remove and abate all mosquito breeding areas upon the subject property. Within 10 business days of vermin control implementation, begin removal of all junk, trash and debris. Properly dispose of all waste, and provide a receipt of disposal as evidence of compliance. On or before May 181, 2018, all cleanup actions shall be completed and Ian Moore of this department shall conduct a reinvestigation of the property VIOLATION 6: There are large areas of this property that are coated with tall piles of bottles, buckets, boats, furniture, food garbage. This garbage is harmful to human and animal life, and causes the release of air pollutants, gases, and noisome odors which are harmful to human and animal life. These solid waste piles violate Sections 386.041(1)(a), and (e), and (f) of F.S. CORRECTIVE ACTION: Within 10 business days of vermin control implementation, begin removal of all junk, trash and debris. Properly dispose of all waste, and provide a receipt of disposal as evidence of compliance. On or before April 20th, 2018, all cleanup actions shall be completed and Ian Moore of this department shall conduct a reinvestigation of the property. Please be advised that other agencies with authority to conduct criminal and civil enforcement for violations of Sections 381.0066 and 386.041 F.S. and Indian River County Ordinances may upon notice, discovery or a request for assistance, take independent criminal and civil actions in accordance with these Ordinances, Rules or other State Laws. If you are unable to comply with any of the requirements of this letter, it is imperative that you immediately call Ian Moore of this office. No adjustment of the above requirements or extensions of the deadlines in this letter shall be valid unless made in writing. Any extensions or adjustments must be sought and obtained prior to the expiration of the stated deadlines. Yates 184