The Special Magistrate finds a violation does exist and the violators that are not present are deemed to have admitted guilt. It was further ordered that they be given the number of days recommended by the Code Enforcement Officer on the case summary sheet to come into compliance or they would be fined the amount also shown on the summary sheet.

The Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that Linton Agnew has committed or is responsible for the violations. He ordered that the violator has 6 months or the property becomes occupied; whichever comes first to apply for the permit and comply with the conditions of the permit. In the event the violations are not cured or complied within the time period given, a fine of $100.00 per day will be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal his/her decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

The Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that Shirley D Fernandez has committed or is responsible for the violations. He ordered that the violator has 90 days in which to apply for the permit and comply with the conditions of the permit. In the event the violations are not cured or complied within the time period given, a fine of $100.00 per day will be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal his decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

The Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that DSSELL INVEST, INC has committed or is responsible for the violations. He ordered that the violator has 90 days in which to apply for the permit and comply with the conditions of the permit. In the event the violations are not cured or complied within the time period given, a fine of $100.00 per day will be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal his decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

The Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that Kristy Hardick has committed or is responsible for the violations. He ordered that the violator has 90 days in which to apply for the permit and comply with the conditions of the permit. In the event the violations are not cured or complied within the time period given, a fine of $100.00 per day will be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal his decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

The Special Magistrate found that section 16-46, 16-47, 16-48 (4) existed but has been cured as of the date of this hearing. The violators shall be warned that if these violations re-occur, pursuant to FL Statute 162.09, the Code Officer may notify the Special Magistrate and request that a fine be entered.

The Special Magistrate finds a violation does exist and the violators that are not present are deemed to have admitted guilt. It was further ordered that they be given the number of days recommended by the Code Enforcement Officer on the case summary sheet to come into compliance or they would be fined the amount also shown on the summary sheet.

The Special Magistrate finds a violation does exist and the violators that are not present are deemed to have admitted guilt. It was further ordered that they be given the number of days recommended by the Code Enforcement Officer on the case summary sheet to come into compliance or they would be fined the amount also shown on the summary sheet.

The Special Magistrate, after reviewing the 3 criteria required by Rule 16 and after considering the facts ordered the fines be reduced to $100.00 payable within 30 days. If not paid within this time frame the fines would revert back to the original amount and a lien would be recorded at the St. Lucie County Clerk of Court’s Office.

The Special Magistrate, after reviewing the 3 criteria required by Rule 16 and after considering the facts ordered the fines be reduced to $200.00 payable within 90 days. If not paid within this time frame the fines would revert back to the original amount and a lien would be recorded at the St. Lucie County Clerk of Court’s Office.

The Special Magistrate ordered the fines be stopped and bring the case back in 60 days.

The Special Magistrate, after reviewing the 3 criteria required by Rule 16 and after considering the facts ordered the fines be waived.

Special Magistrate Blandino reviewed the 7 criteria required by Rule 17 and will recommend the City Commission reduce the lien to $300.00 payable in 90 days. If not paid within that time the lien would revert back to its original amount.

Special Magistrate Blandino after hearing the facts of the case and being made aware of the past appearances by the property owner ordered the fines to be restarted and to impose a lien on the property immediately.

Special Magistrate Blandino after hearing the facts of the case and being made aware of the past appearances by the property owner ordered the fines to be restarted and to impose a lien on the property immediately.