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hapter 46, Section 46-68 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of Ordinances, annual fire and life safety inspection fees not paid Code Enforcement Officer Gerry requested the case be dismissed as the fees were paid and it came into compliance. MOTION BY MR. FRIED TO DISMISS THE CASE SECONDED BY MS. GREENBERG

o the Council about an ordinance that could address people not pulling permits because of the safety issues in terms of multi-family dwellings. Capt. Blouin said there was a provision in place. If work is done without a permit, there is a penalty involved. There was an ordinance drafted last year that req

hapter 46, Section 46-68 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of Ordinances, annual fire and life safety inspection fees not paid Code Enforcement Officer Gerry requested the case be dismissed as it had come into compliance and the fees had been paid. MOTION BY MR. FRIED TO DISMISS THE CASE SECONDED BY MS. G

o the Council about an ordinance that could address people not pulling permits because of the safety issues in terms of multi-family dwellings. Capt. Blouin said there was a provision in place. If work is done without a permit, there is a penalty involved. There was an ordinance drafted last year that req

n 134-889 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of Ordinances, commercial use of land in the R-B low density residential district. Code Enforcement Officer Gerry presented the facts of this case and said the complaint had been received from a tenant of an adjacent property owner. He said there had been no resp

n important part of making the community a more habitable place. He said he also wanted to compliment the Staff for doing that for the Town. Captain Blouin said when Code Enforcement was first transferred to the Police Department, things were structured a little differently. In the past, it had been trea

hapter 46, Section 46-68 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of Ordinances, annual fire and life safety inspection fees not paid Code Enforcement Officer Gerry requested the case be dismissed as the fees were paid and it came into compliance. MOTION BY MR. FRIED TO DISMISS THE CASE SECONDED BY MS. GREENBERG

o the Council about an ordinance that could address people not pulling permits because of the safety issues in terms of multi-family dwellings. Capt. Blouin said there was a provision in place. If work is done without a permit, there is a penalty involved. There was an ordinance drafted last year that req