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years of negotiations with their insurance company to no avail. She advised that her consistent efforts to keep the property safe and in compliance have been hindered by squatters and thieves, despite the trespass notices affixed to the building. She stated that she has hired a contractor to begin the rehabilitation process of the building. � 02:10:00 ON MOTION BY Mr. Bruce Redus, SECONDED by Mr. Joe Petrulak, the Board voted unanimously (5-0) to table discussion on case #2016060187 until after case #2014070124 is heard. Mr. Andy Sobczak informedhe1Board that the`case\ending is 0124 related to overgrown weeds and internl,property maintenance violations that originally came before them on August-26;k201,,4cand had some overlap with the case ending in 0187. (After, one extension,/a $100 per day fine was imposed on November 22, 201.4. whecomplianwas not met. Compliance was verified 1,849 days lateron.nDececompliance was 15,`2019 for a flat accrued fine of $184,900 with administrative cost being $2,000\ Mr. Andy Som bczak advised `, that the BCC discussed condemnation of the Subject Property at their last meeting/but tabled'it until their February 18, 2020 meeting pending the Coutcome\of this board. He stressed that the prope ty has-been significantly cleaned *and is currently in compliance. The Board discussed the shortage of affordable housing as well as the hardships fa e�d(by the Respondent•ir relation to.this Subject Property. 02:15:30 ON MOTION BY Mr. Joe Petrulak, to acknowledge; compliance and reduce the fine for both'cases to $9314 which is ten percent of the accessed market value of the Subject Property. There `vvas no second to this motion and it failed. 02:17:50 ON MOTION BY Mr. Pete Clements, SECONDED by Mr. Joe Petrulak, the Board voted unanimously (5-0) to acknowledge compliance and reduce the fine to combined administrative costs of the two cases for a total of $4,300. 104