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. Hoffman extended his welcome to the new members of the Board, Mr. Ballentine and Mr. Vanneck and congratulated Ms. Greenberg, Ms. Van Buren and Mr. Koeppel on their re- appointment. He also acknowledged with appreciation the job that Captain Hess had done in assisting the Board through the transition fro

in the audience and thanked him for his interest. Mr. Hoffman designated Mr. Ballentine to vote in the absence of Mr. Koeppel. He then requested Mr. Randolph assume control of the meeting for the purpose of election of officers. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016602 --- PAGE BREAK --- Code Enforcement Board Meeting Mi

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Mr. Hoffman questioned how the Code Enforcement Board came into this procedure since the Town Council had already said Duke is a dangerous dog. Mr. Randolph explained that Town Council does not have the authority to fine. Originally, the police department did not issue a code enforcement board citation bu

re of this particular code provision. Had he been, they would have applied for an extension of time to complete the construction. At the hearing, Mr. Koeppel made a motion to allow them an additional sixty (60) days to complete the construction, find them in non- compliance and assess the $150 costs. After

Mr. Hoffman questioned how the Code Enforcement Board came into this procedure since the Town Council had already said Duke is a dangerous dog. Mr. Randolph explained that Town Council does not have the authority to fine. Originally, the police department did not issue a code enforcement board citation bu

of this particular Code provision. Had he been, they would have applied for an extension of time to complete the construction. At the hearing, Mr. Koeppel made a motion to allow them an additional sixty (60) days to complete the construction, find them in non- compliance and assess the $150 fee. After

Mr. Hoffman questioned how the Code Enforcement Board came into this procedure since the Town Council had already said Duke is a dangerous dog. Mr. Randolph explained that Town Council does not have the authority to fine. Originally, the police department did not issue a code enforcement board citation bu

re of this particular code provision. Had he been, they would have applied for an extension of time to complete the construction. At the hearing, Mr. Koeppel made a motion to allow them an additional sixty (60) days to complete the construction, find them in non- compliance and assess the $150 costs. After