Competent, substantial evidence supports order assessing fines and conditions; no departure from the essential requirements of law — petition denied. February 10, Petitioner was afforded adequate due process in the proceedings before the City Council, and the order of demolition is supported by competent, substantial evidence.
Ashley Lynn Ford v. January 4, Dineshbhai Patel and Kailasben Patel v. October 23, Petersburg trespass warning appeal process provided Petitioner procedural due process. After adjudication of guilt for violation of St. Petersburg Code of Ordinances section , there was no violation of double jeopardy. The issuance of trespass warning for violation of St. Petersburg Code of Ordinances section is not a criminal punishment and civil sanction of prohibiting access to the public park for one year or two does not rise to criminal punishment — Petition denied.
Tremaine Jones v. City St. Petersburg, FL , No. February 17, Petersburg City Code Section Ledger v. July 25, Rice , No. July 23, Although the findings of fact entered by the Civil Service Board as drafted by counsel for the City of St. Petersburg v. Pope, No. August 14, The City Council concluded, based on competent substantial evidence, that a viable stipulation agreement to rehabilitate or repair the condemned structure was not feasible, even after discussing various alternatives to demolition with the property owner.
Sanders, et al. City Council of the City of St. June 29, When a party is entitled to seek review in circuit court from an administrative action, the circuit court must determine whether procedural due process was accorded, whether the essential requirements of law were met, and whether the decision was supported by substantial competent evidence.
In this case all were met. Melchert v. March 4, Florida Statute Sabates v. Pinellas County Animal Control , No. Code Enforcement. City of Dunedin, Florida , No. January 17, Pete Beach, No.
Ingrid Anchinges v. December 10, Irene Penkarski v. City of Treasure Island, Florida , No. August 21, Where Appellant was found to have corrected the original violation by the compliance date but was held to be in violation due to the recurrence of the violation, the short notice was not a violation of due process - Affirmed.
Alan and Anita Dix v. March 21, As a result, the special magistrate did not have subject-matter jurisdiction over the dispute. Pinellas Hematology and Oncology, P. David Dresdner, M. January 26, Affirming one code violation for improper stagnant water and subsequent fine as supported by competent substantial evidence, reversing one code violation for improper debris and subsequent fine as unsupported by competent substantial evidence, and affirming one code violation for improper fencing, but reversing the subsequent fine as unsupported by competent substantial evidence — affirmed in part, reversed in part, and remanded.
Peter Z. Pastor v. City of South Pasadena, Florida , No. February 22, Pinellas County , No. July 26, Cedar House, LLC v.
June 6, Furthermore, since the Board is entitled to weigh evidence, it complied with the essential requirements of law — affirmed. Stavros D. Tsalickis v. November 14, Petitioner requested extension of time to comply with Board's order. Code Enforcement Board granted extension and without objection set date for Compliance Hearing. Due process afforded because Petitioner was given notice of hearing and did appear.
Competent, substantial evidence supported Board's finding of noncompliance because code violations "run with the land. Ryan Lahuti v. August 29, Clearwater Community Development Code Section provides that advertising residential property rentals for tourist housing or vacation rental use for a period of less than thirty-one days is prima facie evidence of a Code violation.
The Code Enforcement Board's findings of Code violations are supported by competent, substantial evidence — affirmed. Bradley Paddock v. August 20, Because the third hearing was to determine whether a violation existed during a different time period than the first hearing, res judicata did not apply and collateral estoppel only barred those issues actually litigated in the first hearing — reversed and remanded.
January 13, Notice of violation did not need to state the specific sections of the Town Code that were being violated — affirmed and attorney fees denied. May 8, Appellants were afforded procedural due process. Hilkert v. December 19, Special Magistrate's decision was not clearly erroneous when he concluded that the retired fire truck is a commercial truck under the Ordinance.
Petitioner waived his argument that the Ordinance is unconstitutionally vague. Claim that Ordinance is unconstitutional as applied to Petitioner could not be raised for the first time on appeal.
No violation of due process — decision affirmed. Patrick Alonso v. Appellant had a business tax receipt authorizing a permanent parking lot on its property, and accordingly, was not required to have a temporary parking permit to park vehicles on the property.
Order vacated. October 10, Only an authorized motion can suspend rendition of a final order. Petitioner's notice of appeal was untimely — Appeal dismissed.
J ohn Fisher v. Appellants were aware of the fine reduction hearing, were given an opportunity to be heard, and exercised this option via their petition for a fine reduction. Appellants had no statutory or procedural right to present oral argument at the fine reduction hearing. Order affirmed. Ramsey v. Reinhardt v. July 24, Petitioner's due process rights were violated because notification was insufficient, as notice was only posted on an unoccupied unit and sent by regular U.
Orders reversed and remanded for further proceedings. Richard Martin Management Co. July 18, May 5, Bixler v. Pete Beach , No. Petersburg City Ordinance , which prohibits presence in city parks after hours of operation, does not conflict with Section Petersburg City Ordinance is therefore constitutional — Judgment affirmed.
Thompson v. State , No. November 25, Nelson v. Petersburg, Code Enforcement Board , No. September 20, Petersburg City Code was supported by competent substantial evidence. The record showed that the appellant was using a phone tower located at his residence to receive calls for his towing business. Spaulding v. June 19, The record showed that the individual rooms were rented out separately, that the tenants kept locks on the outside of their doors, and that several of the tenants had their own refrigerators in their rooms.
Jones v. City of Clearwater, No. April 30, MidFirst Bank v. February 13, No denial of procedural due process when Appellant had notice of violating specific sections of the Largo Code of Ordinances, and he was given a meaningful opportunity to be heard at a Code Enforcement Board hearing.
Appeal denied. Buffington v. City of Largo Code Enforcement Bd. October 31, Final order affirmed. Colucci v. Pinellas County, FL, No. November 9, Mark Huffsmith, et al. Pasco County , No. The November 6, , order was not vague and fine imposed does not violate the Eight Amendment to the United States Constitution. November 22, Special Magistrate's conclusion that there was a repeat violation of County Code of Ordinances s. Judgment affirmed. Brown v. October 22, Statute requires notice may be provided by posting and by first-class mail directed to the addresses furnished to local government with proof of mailing or affidavit of mailing.
Appellants denied due process because they did not have notice of code violation hearing. Order of Code Enforcement Board reversed and City directed to release liens. Blackburn and Danish v. Code Enforcement Board of the City of St.
Petersburg ,No. October 12, Helms v. August 18, Separate offenses precluded application of double jeopardy rule. Essential requirements of law met and procedural due process provided. Charles D. Deer and Kathleen L.
Deer v. Pinellas County, No. April 29, Pinellas County, Appeal No. Aug 27, Bleasdale v. City of Clearwater , Appeal No. Dauti v. Spradlin v. CSX Transportation, Inc. Petersburg, Appeal No. Jackson v. City of Oldsmar, Appeal No. Safety Harbor Complex, L. City of Safety Harbor, Appeal No. Mancuso v. June 1, Bollea v. Town of Belleair , No. July 8, Gaeto Family Trust v. April 11, Howarth v. Public Nuisance. Katrina Washington v.
Fields v. Traffic Infractions. Instead of looking to the plain language of the statute, the hearing officer relied on a final administrative order from another municipality. Thus, the hearing officer applied the incorrect law to determine if a violation occurred.
Munoz-Calene v. Scott Klunder v. City of South Pasadena , No. March 30, Blake v. City of Gulfport , No. Because the Town did not provide the County Commissioners with a map clearly showing the area to be annexed ten days prior to the hearing, it did not exercise its power to annex in strict accord with the statute. Accordingly, the Town did not observe the essential requirements of law when it approved the annexation ordinances - Petition granted.
Lealman Special Fire Control District v. Town of Kenneth City , No. The annexation did not create enclaves, pockets, or "finger areas in serpentine patterns" as argued by Petitioners. Failure to annex right-of-way does not prevent annexation of territory. City of Largo, No. April 9, Annexed area was contiguous to the City despite separation by the Intracoastal Waterway. City did not violate the notice requirements and afforded the public the requisite opportunity to be heard consistent with procedural due process.
Petitioners failed to sustain their burden of proving that they were denied procedural due process, that the City failed to observe the essential requirements of law, or that the annexation was not supported by competent, substantial evidence -- Petitions denied. Tierra Verde Community Association, Inc. Petersburg, Florida , No. April 7, Eva-Tone, Inc.
City of Largo, Appeal No. Petition was improper remedy for challenge to administrative action where appeal was currently pending before administrative body that had jurisdiction to hear appeal — petition denied. Cynthia Graham v. July 13, On appeal of a motion to set aside a final judgment, an appellate court cannot consider the merits of the final judgment, only the merits of the motion, which must be reviewed under an abuse of discretion standard.
Pine Ridge at Lake Tarpon Vill. I Condo. Association, Inc. The Motion to Quash Petition is granted and the Petition is quashed.
Stephen Foshey and Amiee Heinemann v. December 12, Cheryl Wise v. Citibank, N. March 19, Petition dismissed. Solomon v. State, No. February 8, Conviction and sentence affirmed. Richard Jason Kirkendall v. November 28, Motion to dismiss granted; judgment affirmed. Davis v. Bowen , No. August 23, Jeffrey L. Simpson, et al. City of Port Richey , No.
July 27, Eady v. Affordable Realty and Property Management , No. October 27, Wright v. Hazatone , No. Petitioner had not sought less extraordinary relief to prevent Small Claims Court from entertaining fee petition.
Daniel LaSalla v. March 12, Petition dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Bradshaw v. February 24, Key Largo Communities Corporation v. City of Largo , No. Certiorari is rarely the proper means for reviewing orders denying discovery because the harm can be corrected on appeal. Eggitt v. July 17, A petition for writ of habeas corpus is used to determine whether an individual is legally detained. I personally received 14 cookies in plastic container topped with plastic film.
So are these smart cookies? Well my apparent inability to enjoy any store-bought cookie continues to plague me. I just do not like them and am wondering if I ever will. As a result, I turned to Reg for his opinion.
He loved them! He especially adored the hint of cinnamon in them and found the flavour of the cookie to be quite wild. I mentioned that there was also coconut in it and he nodded his head, that accounted for the unusual flavour. It may look like a traditional chocolate chip cookie but we can both assure you, it is not when it comes to flavour. Yes, I do not like store-bought cookies but one thing that did stand out to me as additionally unpleasant is the grainy texture from the rice flour.
I attempted gluten-free baking years ago and this is where I always got stuck. There is no way around it, you bake with rice flour and it is going to be grainy, just like these cookies.
Unfortunately, I personally will have to pass on this product due to issues of texture and because they were so very dry. I can only give them one out of five wooden spoons but I am sure Reg would give them at least a four. Talk about addicting. These chicken skewers were created by a man, but hold plenty of appeal for all, especially this always-hungry pregnant mama.
I can totally see them making an appearance over the upcoming holidays. I mean, have you heard? At this point, the organizers are only concerned that enough people will show up to eat the veritable sea of sweetness.
You should totally come too. You may even spot your favourite celebrity chef or TV personality, as the panel of judges is quite colourful! Come over and say hello! Oh yeah, with 20, cupcakes to enjoy, there was no way I was getting out on my own for this one.
Falling asleep to the sound of the surf, walking on the beach in sun or fog, the surf…ah, we were absolutely swept off our feet from our mini-vacation. That's it. A big thank you to all who entered! Good luck to all! Food-themed TV is the only television I tune in for, and even then, it's mostly watched online, commercial free. When the show aired three days later, of course I tuned in and a new weekly ritual was born.
Basically, they rocked. Bacon I used thick-cut , Havarti cheese and thin slices of chicken are rolled up together, dusted with a sassy Cajun-like spice mix, and baked to a crisp. Talk about addicting. These chicken skewers were created by a man, but hold plenty of appeal for all, especially this always-hungry pregnant mama.
I can totally see them making an appearance over the upcoming holidays. Noah even gave them the ultimate complement: "Mama, may I have these for my lunch tomorrow?
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