The Special Magistrate found a violation did not exist and waived all fines and fees with a warning that if it happened again, he would not be as understanding.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It was ordered that they pay the amount on the citation $50.00 plus $10.00 administrative fees and $18.00 late fee or a total of $78.00 within 30 days. Failure to pay the total amount within 30 days will result in the case being turned over to the St. Lucie County Court and an additional fee may be charged.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It was ordered that they pay the amount on the citation $50.00 plus $10.00 administrative fees and $18.00 late fee or a total of $78.00 within 30 days. Failure to pay the total amount within 30 days will result in the case being turned over to the St. Lucie County Court and an additional fee may be charged.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It was ordered that they pay the amount on the citation $50.00 plus $10.00 administrative fees and $18.00 late fee or a total of $78.00 within 30 days. Failure to pay the total amount within 30 days will result in the case being turned over to the St. Lucie County Court and an additional fee may be charged.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It was ordered that they pay the amount on the citation $50.00 plus $10.00 administrative fees and $18.00 late fee or a total of $78.00 within 30 days. Failure to pay the total amount within 30 days will result in the case being turned over to the St. Lucie County Court and an additional fee may be charged.

The Special Magistrate found a violation does exist and the violators are ordered to pay the amount on the citation number(s) listed below unless, the violations are brought into compliance within the expiration date. Failure to pay the total amount prior to the expiration date will result in the case being turned over to the St. Lucie County Court and an additional fee may be imposed.

Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. He ordered that the violator has 60 days in which to apply for the permit and comply with all conditions of the permit. In the event the violations are not cured or complied within the time 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 the decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. He ordered that the violator has 60 days in which to obtain permits for installation/replacement of the tankless water heater, air-conditioning system, and entry door; obtain any other required permits pursuant to the Florida Building Code and/or the Code of Ordinances; obtain approval for all required inspections at least every 180 days until the permit has been closed; and comply with all other permit conditions or a fine of $100.00 per day be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal the decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. He ordered that the violator has 60 days in which to obtain permits to replace windows and entry doors, infill the exterior wall where an a/c unit previously was; obtain any other required permits pursuant to the Florida Building Code and/or the Code of Ordinances; obtain approval for all required inspections at least every 180 days until the permit has been closed; and comply with all other permit conditions or a fine of $100.00 per day be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal the decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

Special Magistrate found that a violation does exist and that (violator) has committed or is responsible for the violations. He ordered that the violator has 30 days in which to obtain permits for emergency electrical repair to replace the lug in the meter can; obtain any other required permits pursuant to the Florida Building Code and/or the Code of Ordinances; obtain approval for all required inspections at least every 180 days until the permit has been closed; and comply with all other permit conditions or a fine of $100.00 per day be assessed for each day the violation continues past the date set for compliance. The violator has 30 days in which to appeal the decision in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It is hereby ordered that the Violator 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 Violator shall have 30 days within which to appeal this decision to the Circuit Court.

The Special Magistrate continued this case for two (2) weeks.

The Special Magistrate continued this case for 2 weeks.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It is hereby ordered that the Violator 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 Violator shall have 30 days within which to appeal this decision to the Circuit Court.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It is hereby ordered that the Violator 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 Violator shall have 30 days within which to appeal this decision to the Circuit Court.

The Special Magistrate finds that a violation does exist and that the Violator(s) having been provided notice and failing to appear is responsible for the violation(s). Further, this Court enters a Default Summary Judgement based on the unrefuted facts as presented in the City’s Affidavit. It is hereby ordered that the Violator 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 Violator shall have 30 days within which to appeal this decision to the Circuit Court.

The Special Magistrate, after hearing testimony from both parties, order the fines to be continued and bring the case back in two weeks.

The Special Magistrate, after reviewing the 3 criteria required by Rule 16 and after considering the facts including the letter from Mr. Van Dam, ordered the fines be reduced from $61,730.00 to $750.00 payable in 30 days. If not paid within this time, the fines would revert to the original amount and a lien would be recorded at the St. Lucie County Clerk of Court’s Office.

The Special Magistrate found John and Dianne Johnson:

1. A violation of Chapter 14 Article II – Alarm Systems did exist.
2. The alarm system owner did provide sufficient evidence to support their appeal of the false alarm penalties.
3. The false alarm penalties assessed against the alarm system owner are hereby waived.
4. The alarm system owner’s account shall be updated to comply with this order and shall retain their current false alarm count status of 7 false alarms. If another false alarm occurs, the fine will be $200.00.
5. This order shall be forwarded to Cry Wolf for processing.