HomeMy WebLinkAbout11032016 Code Enforcement Board Meeting Packet MEMORANDUM
DATE: October 27, 2016 Distribution
D Gottschalk
TO: Code Enforcement Board J Rawlinson
M Gutierrez
FROM: Troy Hendren R Glatt
Inspection Services Miingg
Community & Economent
SUBJECT: CEB Determination H
November 03, 2016
I am writing to confirm that the Code Enforcement Board will meet November 03.
2016 at 7:00 p.m., in Pasco City Council chambers.
Please find attached the following:
(1) An agenda for November 03, 2016;
(2) Minutes of the previous CEB meeting;
(3) Code Enforcement Activity Reports for September.
If you have any questions, please call (509) 543-5743.
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Attachments: As stated.
CC: Dave Zabell, City Manager
Stan Strebel, Deputy City Manager
Rick White, Community & Economic Development Director
Rick Terway, Administrative & Community Services Director
Code Enforcement Officers: Debra Scott, Martin Barajas, Rosanna
Johnson, Alonso Torres
Cross Connect Specialist: Jake Hickman
Angela Zilar, Tri-Cities Animal Control
Agenda for the
Code Enforcement Board
of the
City of Pasco, Washington
November 03, 2016 at 7:00 pm
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. ROLL CALL
a. Board Members Present
C. ADOPTION OF MINUTES
D. HEARINGS
a. Administration of Oaths
b. Hearings Scheduled
CEB2016-2450 2115 N 18TH DR-JUBENCIO(JUVD&MARIA G PUENTE.owner
Debbie Scott, Code Enforcement Officer
Description: FAILURE TO RENEW YOUR 2016 DOG LICENSE PMC 8.02.190
(1)Violation:
All dogs over seven(7)months of age must be licensed with the City of Pasco.
(2)Corrective Action:
License all dogs over the age of seven(7)months with the City of Pasco(please call(509)545-3488 for more
information).
CEB2016-2725 3911 ROAD 106-AMY A&BRIAN K MARKHAM owner
Debbie Scott, Code Enforcement Officer
Description:FAILURE TO RENEW YOUR 2016 DOG LICENSE PMC 8.02.190
(1)Violation:
All dogs over seven(7)months of age must be licensed with the City of Pasco.
(2)Corrective Action:
License all dogs over the age of seven(7)months with the City of Pasco(please call(509)545-3488 for more
information).
CEB2016-2748 6314 THISTLEDOWN DR-DAVID& GAIL SCOTT.owner
ALONSO TORRES,Code Enforcement Officer
Description:Damaged fence along Woodbine Dr. PMC 9.60.030(11)
(1)Violation:
Any unsightly building,billboard,fence,excavation,or other structure,or any abandoned or partially destroyed
building,fence,excavation or structure,or any building,fence,excavation or structure commenced and left unfinished.
(2)Corrective Action:
Make necessary repairs to building(s),billboard(s),fence(s)and/or other dilapidated structures,complete structure or
excavation or demolish and lawfully remove structure(s)from the property.
Description: Overgrown weeds throughout property and along Woodbine Dr. PMC 9.60.030(16)
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(1)Violation:
Weeds,noxious weeds,grass,and other vegetation which constitutes a fire hazard,encroaches on sidewalks or
neighboring properties,is damaging public improvements, impairs the vision of traffic signs or signals,and/or has
reached a height of twelve inches(12").
(2)Corrective Action:
Eradicate weeds by chemicals,cutting or other acceptable means so that they do not exceed twelve inches(12"),
encroach on neighboring properties,constitute a fire hazard, etc. Weeds that are cut or removed by the root must be
removed from the property and lawfully disposed of.
CEB2016-2884 717 S DOUGLAS AVE-MACEDONIO DIAZ.owner
ALONSO TORRES, Code Enforcement Officer
Description: Failure to renew dog license(s)for Pitbull PMC 8.02.190
(1)Violation:
All dogs over seven(7)months of age must be licensed with the City of Pasco.
(2)Corrective Action:
License all dogs over the age of seven(7)months with the City of Pasco(please call(509)545-3488 for more
information).
c. Amendments
d. Dismissals
e. Motion
E. STAFF REPORT AND OTHER BUSINESS
F. ADJOURNMENT
This meeting is broadcast live on PSC-TV Channel 191 on Charter Cable and streamed at www.pasco-wa.gov/psctvlive.
Audio equipment available for the hearing impaired;contact staff for assistance.
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CODE ENFORCEMENT MINUTES
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6,2016
A. CALL TO ORDER
Chairperson Glatt called the regular meeting of the Code Enforcement Board to order at 7:00 p.m.
B. ROLL CALL
a. Board Members
MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT
Jaynes Rawlinson Charles Harding
Mary Gutierrez
Russell Glatt
Daniel Gottschalk
C. ADOPTION OF MINUTES:
Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member Gutierrez, that the minutes of the
September 8,2016 meeting be approved. The motion carried unanimously.
D. DETERMINATION HEARINGS:
Chairperson Glatt explained the procedure and purpose for the meeting,noting that the City of Pasco was
the Petitioner and property owners and their authorized representatives who had appeared to discuss the
alleged violations of the Pasco Municipal Code were the Respondents.
a. Hearings
i. City of Pasco vs. Campbell, Johnny & Cynthia, case number CEB2016-0742, for the
property located at 905 Road 48
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Rosanna Johnson
to read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Johnson indicated that the cited violations on this property were IPMC 302.8 — Inoperable
and unlicensed vehicles stored in the city right of way at the front of the property and in the
driveway, PMC 9.60.010 (10) — Lumber and wood discarded throughout rear and side yards
which is not neatly stacked, is a place to harbor cats and rodents and is a fire hazard, PMC
9.60.030 (16)— Weeds and grass in excess of 12" in height throughout property and in city right
of way along Road 48, dry weeds and leaf debris throughout which poses a fire hazard, trees and
vines growing over the fence and encroaching on neighboring properties, trees growing into the
electrical service wiring that poses a fire hazard, PMC 9.60.030 (6) —Piles of vegetative waste,
leaves, debris, boxes, litter and trash bags throughout the property and PMC 9.60.030 (9) —
Discarded appliances in rear yard and stored in the truck bed at the front of the property. The
property was inspected on May 11, 2016 after receiving complaints from multiple neighbors.
Violations to the Pasco Municipal Code were observed. Due to a prior case in 2013 for the same
violations a notice of civil violation was issued on May 12, 2016. The property owners were
legally notified on May 12, 2016 by posting the notice to the house. Because the property was
vacant a notice was also mailed to the owners and the residents in Pasco. On the compliance date
of May 31, 2016 Mrs. Campbell called to notify Ms. Johnson that she and her husband had recent
medical issues. They were trying to clean up the property but didn't have the money to hire
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someone and were unable to do the work themselves. Ms. Johnson gave her the phone number to
a volunteer service to see if she could get assistance. The property was inspected on June 2, 2016
with Mrs. Campbell and her godson, Eldon, who was helping clean the property. After seeing
some improvement the compliance date was extended and the case was continued to the July
hearing. On June 17, 2016, Ms. Johnson received a call from Bill Walker who stated he was
hired to assist in cleaning up the property starting that week. On July 5, 2016, Code Enforcement
Officer Barajas spoke with Mr. Walker who stated they were over halfway done but would not be
in compliance by the hearing date and requested another extension. Mr. Barajas granted the
extension. On July 20, Mr. Barajas heard from Mrs. Walker stating that she would not be in
compliance by the hearing. Mr. Barajas also gave Mrs. Walker the number to a volunteer agency
to see if she could find assistance. The August hearing was cancelled and the case was continued
to the October hearing. Ms. Johnson met the property owner on September 26, 2016 and found
that while some progress had been made early on the property had regressed and seemed to be in
worse shape than initially. Based on a final inspection of the property completed on October 6,
2016 the property is still not in compliance with the Pasco Municipal Code.
The City of Pasco recommended giving the respondent an additional 10 days to abate the
violations or pay a daily penalty of$50 per day for 10 days.
Cynthia Campbell, 905 Road 48, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member
Gutierrez, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
Board Member Gottshchalk moved, seconded by Board Member Rawlinson, to give the
respondent 30 days to abate any remaining violations or pay a penalty of$50 per day for 10 days.
The motion carried unanimously.
ii. City of Pasco vs. Montez, Veronica, case number CEB2016-2355. for the uroaerty located
at 1723 N 16`"Ave
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Debbie Scott to
read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Scott indicated that the cited violation on this property was PMC 8.02.190 —Pitbull license
renewal. On March 1, 2016 the dog license for this property expired and was determined to be a
second offense violation. A previous correction notice was sent on April 1, 2014. The pitbull
was licensed April 14, 2014 and the case was closed. On July 23, 2015 a second offense notice
of civil violation was sent and the dog was licensed on July 27 2015 and the case was dismissed.
A second offense notice of civil violation was issued on August 9, 2016 via process server. The
property owner was legally notified on September 15, 2016 of the violation to the Pasco
Municipal Code. The pitbull was licensed with Animal Control on August 17, 2016. This
property is in compliance at this time.
The City of Pasco recommended imposing a penalty of$45 to reimburse the City for the cost of
personal service of the notice and imposing a repeat penalty of$1,000.
Veronica Montez, 1723 N 16"'Avenue, spoke on behalf of this case.
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CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member
Gutierrez, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member Rawlinson, to impose a penalty
of$45 to reimburse the City and impose a repeat penalty of$1,000. The motion carried 3 to 1
with Board Member Glatt dissenting.
iii. City of Pasco vs. Le. Hung & Hanh. case number CEB2016-2496, for the Property located
at 2209 Road 33 Ct
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Debbie Scott to
read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Scott indicated that the cited violation on this property was PMC 8.02.190 — Failure to
license the dog for 2016. On March 1, 2016 the dog license for the property expired and was
determined to be a second offense violation. A previous correction notice was sent on April 11,
2012 for an expired dog license. This case was closed with no response. On October 1, 2013 a
first offense notice was sent for failure to renew the dog license. The license was renewed on
October 14, 2013 and the case was dismissed. A second offense notice of civil violation was
issued on August 19, 2016 via certified mail. The dog owners were legally notified on August
24, 2016. The license was renewed on August 22, 2016 and the property is in compliance at this
time.
The City of Pasco recommended imposing a second offense penalty of$100.
Hung Le, 2209 Road 33 Court, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member
Gutierrez, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member Gutierrez, to impose a second
offense penalty of$100 to be held in abeyance for 12 months. The motion carred unanimously.
iv. City of Pasco vs. Gomez, William & Gama, Jose, case number CEB2016-2502, for the
property located at 227 S Huzo Ave
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Debbie Scott to
read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Scott indicated that the cited violation on this property was PMC 8.02.190—Failure to renew
2016 dog license. On March 1, 2016 the dog license expired and was determined to be a second
offense violation. A previous correction notice was sent on April 20, 2012 for failure to license a
dog that was canvassed at this location. The case was closed with no response. On June 1, 2015
a first offense notice of civil violation was sent for a canvassed dog found at this location. The
dog was license on June 4, 2015 and the case was dismissed. A second offense violation notice
was sent on August 24, 2016 via certified mail. The dog owners were legally notified on
September 7, 2016. The dog was licensed on September 15, 2016 and the property is in
compliance at this time.
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The City of Pasco recommended imposing a second offense penalty of$100.
William Gomez, 227 S Hugo Avenue, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member
Gottschalk, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carred
unanimously.
Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member Gutierrez, to impose a second
offense penalty of$100 to be held in abeyance for 12 months. The motion carried unanimously.
v. City of Pasco vs. Solaita, Maria, case number CEB2016-2556. for the nronerty located at
1507 W Irving St
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Alonso Torres to
read the case facts into the record.
Mr. Torres indicated that the cited violations on this property were PMC 12.12.047 (A) —Failure
to maintain planting strip with live vegetation, PMC 25.75.110 (1) — Failure to maintain
landscaping in a healthy growing condition and PMC 9.60.030 (16) — Overgrown weeds. The
property was inspected on August 24, 2016 and violations of the Pasco Municipal Code were
observed and determined to be repeat violations. A previous notice was sent on January 12,
2016. A repeat notice was issued August 25, 2016 via certified mail and the property owner was
legally notified on September 14, 2016. The property is not in compliance at this time.
The City of Pasco recommended giving the respondent until 4/30/2017 to maintain front yard and
to abate the violations or pay a daily penalty of$100 per day for 10 days and to impose a repeat
penalty of$200.
Maria Solaita, 1507 W Irving Street, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Gutierrez moved, seconded by Board Member
Rawlinson, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
Board Member Gutierrez moved, seconded by Board Member Gottschalk, to give the respondent
until 4/30/2017 to maintain front yard and to abate the violations or pay a daily penalty of$100
per day for 10 days and to impose a repeat penalty of $200. The motion carried 3 to 1 with
Board Member Glatt dissenting.
vi. City of Pasco vs. Daniels. Edmon & Hazel, case number CEB2016-2591. for the aronerty
located at 2610 W Margaret St
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Debbie Scott to
read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Scott indicated that the cited violation on this property were PMC 25.70.150 (2) (a-d) —
Remove all inoperable vehicles to a fully enclosed building, PMC 25.75.110 (1) — Repeat —
Failure to complete approved landscaping at this residence, PMC 25.75.110 (2) — Repeat —No
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maintenance of this property, PMC 25.75.110 (3)—Front yard weeds restrict pedestrian traffic in
the front of this property, PMC 6.04.090—Repeat—Failure to maintain required garbage service,
PMC 9.60.020 (1) — Endangering school children by having them walk into the street to go
around the weeds in the front of this property, PMC 9.60.030(12)—Storage of inoperable vehicle
and vehicle parts in public view, PMC 9.60.030 (16) —Repeat—Tack weeds and dried weeds in
front and side yard and PMC 9.60.030 (6) —Junk and miscellaneous debris in public view or on
porch. A complaint was received and the property was inspected on August 29, 2016 and
violations of the Pasco Municipal Code were observed and determined to be a second repeat
violation. A previous notice was sent on April 2, 2015 for failure to maintain required garbage
service which was a repeat notice of civil violation. The tenant who was the owners daughter
was assessed a$200 penalty which has not been paid at this time and a lien has been prepared for
this property on case number CEB2015-0368. On July 11, 2014 a correction notice was sent for
dead front yard landscaping, dry dead bushes and weeds over 12" causing a fire hazard. This
went to the Code Board and was assessed a daily penalty of$50 per day for 10 days for a total of
$500. Payment arrangements were made but the property did not come into compliance. A
second repeat notice of civil violation was issued on August 13, 2016 via certified mail and the
property owners and resident were legally notified on September 1, 2016. This property has been
written up for violations multiple times from 2006-2016. Mr. & Mrs. Daniels have paid many
fines over the years as this property has been a continued problem and these problems have never
been completely corrected. Code Enforcement Staff has received 21 documented complaints and
numerous undocumented complaints. The City has given the Daniels' multiple extensions and
attempts to bring this property into compliance. At this time the Daniels' have not submitted a
landscaping plan and there has been a blowing dust issue with the removal of the bushes. Based
on a final inspection of the property completed on October 6, 2016 the property is not in
compliance at this time.
The City of Pasco recommended giving the respondent 10 days to abate the violations or pay a
daily penalty of$400 per day for 10 days and imposing a repeat penalty of$400..
Charvella McGary, 2610 W Margaret Street, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member
Gutierrez, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carred
unanimously.
Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member Gutierrez, to impose a second
offense penalty of$200 and give the respondent 20 days to abate the remaining violations or pay
a penalty of$400 per day for 10 days. The motion carried unanimously.
vii. City of Pasco vs. Garcia, Adelina, case number CEB2016-2617, for the Property located at
629 W Clark St
Troy Hendren, hispection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Alonso Torres to
read the case facts into the record.
Mr. Tones indicated that the cited violations on this property were PMC 9.60.030 (20)—Outdoor
storage, production and growing of marijuana and marijuana products and PMC 9.60.030 (2 1) —
Marijuana odor creating a nuisance. On September 12, 2016 a repeat notice of civil violation
was sent to this property via certified mail, regular mail and a copy was posted on the property.
A previous notice was sent on July 20, 2016 for the same violations. On September 21, 2016 the
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Inspection Services Manager, Troy Hendren, and Mr. Torres drove by the property and witnessed
a man carrying a potted marijuana plant. When the man, Manuel Mendoza, saw the city vehicle
he quickly hid it by tossing the plant over a neighboring fence. On September 22, 2016 Adelina
Garcia came to the Code Enforcement office to submit a written request to change the hearing
date. On September 26, 2016 a denial letter was sent via certified mail, regular mail and was
posted to the property that denied the extension of the case. On September 28, 2016 the Code
Officer, Rosanna Johnson, and Inspection Services Manager, Troy Hendren, verified marijuana
odor coming from the property. On September 29, 2016, Code Officer, Debbie Scott, assessed a
code complaint from a neighbor smelling the marijuana odor. Based on a final inspection of the
property completed on October 5, 2016 the property is not in compliance at this time.
The City of Pasco recommended imposing a daily penalty of$500 per day for 10 days imposed
retroactively from September 12, 2016, pay a $200 repeat penalty and be given 72 hours to
correct any remaining violations or a second repeat notice will be issued.
Jillian Cook, TZMC Law, 1321 Columbia Park Trail, Richland, WA, spoke on behalf of this
case.
Mike Dorton,217 N 6a`Avenue, spoke on this case as the neighbor and said he has never smelled
the marijuana.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member
Gottschalk, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member Gottschalk, to impose a daily
penalty of$500 per day for 10 days imposed retroactively from September 12, 2016, pay a $200
repeat penalty and be given 72 hours to correct any remaining violations or a second repeat
notice will be issued. The motion carried unanimously.
viii. City of Pasco vs. Martinez De Rodriguez, Blanca, case number CEB2016-2619, for the
Property located at 932 Madrona Ave
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Alonso Torres to
read the case facts into the record.
Mr. Torres indicated that the cited violations on this property were PMC 9.60.030 (20)—Outdoor
storage, production and growing of marijuana and PMC 9.60.030 (21)—Marijuana odor creating
a nuisance. On September 8, 2016 a complaint was received stating that there was marijuana
being grown in the backyard and the smell was creating a nuisance. On September 10, 2016 a
correction notice was issued via certified mail and delivered to the property. There, Mr. Torres
spoke to a man and Mr. Torres asked for Blanca but she was unavailable. Mr. Torres asked the
gentleman to give the letter to Blanca. On September 16, 2016, Blanca came to the Code
Enforcement office and spoke with Code Officer, Rosanna Johnson. A gentleman was with her
to translate. They asked what the penalties were and what would happen if they did not remove
the plants by the deadline. She was told if she did not remove the plants by September 20, 2016
a notice of civil violation would be issued and a penalty up to $5,000 would be imposed and she
would receive a notice in the mail. On September 20, 2016, Mr. Tones spoke with Blanca and
asked if she had removed the plants. She said that she had not removed them and was not
planning to move them. Mr. Torres told her a notice of civil violation would be issued to
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schedule a hearing date. She stated that she would be attending the hearing. On September 21,
2016 a notice of civil violation was issued and was sent via certified mail. The owner was legally
notified September 26, 2016. On October 4, 2016, Attorney Raymond Hugh, contacted Mr.
Torres regarding the case. He stated that he would be representing Blanca. Mr. Hugh also
informed Mr. Torres that the marijuana plants had been removed. Mr. Torres informed him that
he would have to verify that the plants had been removed before the property would be in
compliance. He also informed him that a penalty up to $5,000 would be imposed if she failed to
remove the plants before the daily penalty starting September 23, 2016. An inspection was set up
for October 5, 2016 at 11:30 a.m. On October 5, 2016, Code Officer, Debbie Scott, verified that
the marijuana plants had been removed. Based on a final inspection of the property completed on
October 5, 2016 the property is in compliance. Mr. Torres also received a letter from Attorney
Raymond Hugh to be submitted into the record.
The City of Pasco recommended imposing a penalty of $500 per day for 10 days imposed
retroactively from September 23, 2016.
Blanca Martinez de Rodriguez, 932 Madrona Avenue, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member
Rawlinson, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carred 3
to 1 with Board Member Gutierrez recused.
Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member Rawlinson, to impose a daily
penalty of$300 per day for 10 days imposed retroactively from September 23,2016. The motion
carried 3 to 1 with Board Member Gutierrez recused.
ix. City of Pasco vs Anguiano Ruben case number CEB2016-2628,for the aroperty located at
823 W Nixon St
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Rosanna Johnson
to read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Johnson indicated that the cited violations on this property were PMC 16.04.010—Repeat—
Failure to obtain a City of Pasco building permit for modifications made to the fence on this
property, PMC 25.75.050 (1) (d)—Repeat—Fence over 6' in height and PMC 25.75.050 (1) (E)
— Repeat — Unpermitted fencing materials used to construct a second fence inside the wood
fence. The property was inspected on September 14, 2016 and violations of the Pasco Municipal
Code were observed and determined to be repeat violations. On August 20, 2015 a notice of civil
violation was issued for a dangerous unpermitted fence,unpermitted materials and fence over the
allowed height. On August 26, 2015 all unpermitted materials were removed except for the tarp.
A request for a compliance date extension was denied and Mr. Anguiano appeared at the
September 3, 2015 hearing to request an extension. The extension was denied and he was given
3 days to remove the unpermitted materials. Mr. Anguiano brought the property into compliance
and the case was closed without penalty. On September 14, 2016 a Stop Work Notice was posted
for unpermitted modifications of the fence on this property. A repeat notice of civil violation was
issued on September 15, 2016. The property owner was legally notified by posting a copy of the
notice at the property on September 15, 2016, Mr. Anguiano removed all unpermitted materials
which was verified on September 26, 2016. He submitted a permit application for the addition of
a fence on September 15, 2016. The application was approved by the City of Pasco on October
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3, 2016 but it has not been paid for or issued. Based on a final inspection of the property
completed on October 6, 2016 the property is not in compliance at this time.
The City of Pasco recommended giving the respondent and additional 10 days to abate the
violations or pay a daily penalty of$100 per day for 10 days and imposing a repeat penalty of
$200.
Ruben Anguiano, 823 W Nixon Street, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member
Gutierrez, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
Board Member Gutierrez moved, seconded by Board Member Gottschalk, to give the respondent
and additional 10 days to abate the violations or pay a daily penalty of$100 per day for 10 days
and imposing a repeat penalty of$200. The motion carried unanimously.
x. City of Pasco vs Gomez Maria case number CEB2016-2648, for the Property located at
616 N Sycamore Ave
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager, asked Code Enforcement Officer Rosanna Johnson
to read the case facts into the record.
Ms. Johnson indicated that the cited violations on this property were IPMC 302.8 — Inoperable,
unlicensed vehicles stored on this property, PMC 10.52.030 (1) — Oil leaking from vehicles on
the driveway and in the city street and PMC 25.66.020—Operating a prohibited home occupation
at this location. The property was inspected on September 19, 2016 and violations of the Pasco
Municipal Code were observed and determined to be repeat violations. On November 10, 2015 a
correction notice was sent for vehicle repair in the driveway and yard and vehicles parked on
unapproved surface. Maria contacted the Code Enforcement office on November 19, 2015
advising that all corrections had been made. Ms. Johnson advised her that all vehicle repairs
must only be made in an enclosed structure and only on their own vehicles. The case was closed
as it was in compliance on November 24, 2015. Several complaints were received again in 2016
for auto repair, leaking oil and storage of unlicensed junk vehicles. On September 21, 2016 a
repeat notice of civil violation was issued. The notice was posted on the property on September
30, 2016 legally notifying the property owner of the conditions in violation. On September 30,
2016, Ms. Gomez contacted the Code Enforcement office by phone stating that she has received
the notice in the mail and wanted clarification of the violations. Ms. Johnson discussed each
violation and stated another copy of the notice had been posted for a follow up inspection. Ms.
Gomez stated that she would speak to her husband and make sure all issues get resolved. Based
on a final inspection of the property completed on October 6, 2016 the property is in compliance
at this time.
The City of Pasco recommended imposing a repeat penalty of$200.
Maria Gomez, 616 N Sycamore Avenue, spoke on behalf of this case.
CODE BOARD DECISION: Board Member Rawlinson moved, seconded by Board Member
Gutierrez, that the actions taken by the City were appropriate and timely. The motion carried
unanimously.
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Board Member Gottschalk moved, seconded by Board Member Gutierrez, to impose a repeat
penalty of$100. The motion carried unanimously.
b. Amendments
c. Dismissals
i. Citv of Pasco vs. Dickerson, Linda & Smith, Kasey, case number CEB2016-2361, for the
property located at 1732 W Shoshone St
ii. City of Pasco vs. Puente, Jubencio & Maria, case number CEB2016-2450, for the property
located at 2115 N 18`"Dr
iii. City of Pasco vs. King, Rosanna & Jenkins, Roy case number CEB2016-2489, for the
property located at 214 N Sycamore Ave
iv. City of Pasco vs. Brown, Anner case number CEB2016-2513, for the property located at
9403 Percheron Dr
v. City of Pasco vs. Meier, Michelle case number CEB2016-2555, for the property located at
301 N 81h Ave
A. City of Pasco vs. Duarte, Elizabeth & Bueno, Victor case number CEB2016-2567, for the
property located at 3316 W Yakima St
Vii. City of Pasco vs. Garcia. Jaime case number CEB2016-2592, for the property located at
1204 S 4`h Ave
d. Motion
Board Member Gottschalk made a motion to approving Resolution No. 2016-010 as amended, Board
Member Rawlinson seconded. The motion carried unanimously.
E. STAFF REPORT AND OTHER BUSINESS:
F. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business before the Pasco Code Enforcement Board, the meeting was adjourned at
9:36 p.m.
Krystle Shanks, Administrative Assistant II
Community& Economic Development
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MEMORANDUM
October 27, 2016
TO: Rick White, Director
Community & Economic Developmen
FROM: Troy Hendren, Inspection Services a r
Community & Economic Develop t
SUBJECT: Code Enforcement Activity Repor
Reports for the Month of September, 2016
Please find attached copies of the Code Enforcement Activity Reports for the
month of September:
(1) CEB Resolution
The resolution shows all the Code Enforcement Board actions and cases
that the Board has ruled on at their monthly hearing.
(2) Status Report Code Enforcement Inspections, September, 2016
This report lists all inspections performed by individual staff for the
month. To be counted as an "inspection" a written "correction notice"
must have been issued as a result of the initial inspection.
Distribution: Dave Zabell, City Manager
Stan Strebel, Deputy City Manager
Troy Hendren, Inspection Services Manager
Rick Terway, Administrative Services Director
Ahmad Qayoumi, Public Works Director
Bob Gear, Fire Chief
Bob Metzger, Chief of Police
Jon Funfar, Media Specialist
Jake Hickman, Cross-Connect Specialist
Community Development Staff
Code Enforcement Board
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