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Shirley E. Corbin <br />Transcriptions <br />Patricia B. Held <br />Transcriptions <br />Shelia I. Flinn <br />Transcriptions <br />Linda Copeland <br />Transcriptions <br />Medical Records Services, Inc. <br />Records Research <br />Sheldon H. Rifkin, Ph.D. <br />Clinical Evaluation <br />Linda Copeland <br />Transcriptions <br />Total <br />No action required or taken. <br />500K 1-01. Paul 56 <br />101.50 <br />38.50 <br />49.00 <br />35.00 <br />14.78 <br />500.00 <br />58.00 <br />$4170.19 <br />7.F. CARINI PROPERTY- CODE ENFORCEMENT ACTION- DEED INESCROW <br />The Board reviewed a Memorandum of February 25, 1998: <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners �` <br />FROM: Terrence P. O'Brien, Assistant County Attorney <br />DATE: February 25, 1998 <br />SUBJECT: Deed in Escrow Carini Property Code Enforcement Action <br />Code Enforcement action was begun a number of years ago against the property <br />of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carini. The violation was that the building (warehouse <br />in nature) encroached into the setback. <br />After several years and many appearances before the Code Enforcement Board <br />and a fine that was paid, the violation still existed. Mr. Carini agreed to deed the <br />property to the County if the violation was not cured within a certain specified <br />time. The past being prologue, the violation was not cured. CEB ordered the <br />deed which was in escrow to be turned over to the County (copy of order <br />attached). <br />This matter is being brought to your attention for consideration. At the outset it <br />should be noted that a deed passes title to a grantee only if the grantee accepts the <br />deed. The Board of County Commission at this time has not accepted the deed <br />and in the opinion of staff it should not accept the deed. <br />First, the deed to the county in escrow was to secure an obligation imposed by the <br />CEB. Therefore, it does not pass automatically to the Grantee but requires a civil <br />action in nature of a mortgage foreclosure. This standing alone would not be a <br />real determent; however, in addition, there is an outstanding final judgment lien <br />of approximately $108,000.00, tax certificates in the range of $3500 to $4000, a lien <br />by Indian River County Memorial Hospital in the principal amount of $3,825.00 <br />and 1996 real estate tax in the amount of $982. To add to this, there is no legal <br />access to the property and the only practical cure to the code violation is to tear <br />down the building. This property has little, if any, market value. It is not only <br />MARCH 10, 1998 <br />