Sentences with phrase «code enforcement board»

He has previously served as chair of the South Palm Beach County Bar Association's Real Estate Committee, the Florida Bar's Boca Raton Area Grievance Committee, the Palm Beach County Bar Association's Liaison Committee with CPAs, and the City of Parkland Code Enforcement Board.

A northwest Orange County couple can keep three adult pit bulls and a litter of six puppies on their residentially zoned property for six months, the Orange County code enforcement board has decided.Code board members voted last week that after six months, Robert and Cheryle Huggins, 7045 Crooked Lake Trail, can keep only three dogs on their property in the Hiawassee Hills subdivision.

Officials also can crack down on offenders through the code enforcement board, which can levy fines of up to $ 250 a day.

Ironically, the request to delay that decision was requested by all the parties involved, including the National Corvette Museum Foundation Inc.; City - County Planning Commission of Warren County; Warren County Code Enforcement Board; Residents Against Motorsports Track Noise, LLC; and two Clark Circle residents, Janet Jent and Sarah Buckley.

Not exact matches

Land banks» preventive maintenance reduces cities» costs of code enforcement, lawn - mowing and board - ups, and court - ordered demolitions and contributes more to the stabilization of property values than those reactive interventions.

The town has only one code enforcement officer currently employed, though the Town Board has discussed adding a second part - time code enforcement officer.

It was a Republican Town Board that hired Damon.It was a Republican Town Board that moved Damon into code enforcement at his request.

Subcommittees of the citizens group examining the issues of coastal erosion, traffic, code enforcement, housing, and the economy will submit their reports to the town board and to the planning consultants, Mr. Van Scoyoc told the town board on Tuesday.

The town has only one code enforcement officer currently employed, though the Town Board will discuss adding a part - time officer at Tuesday's meeting.

Southold Town Board members want to revise the rules for special events, including requiring code enforcement officers to visit those events and shifting primary responsibility for permit approval or denial to the Town Board.

Incumbent Town Board member Marisa Muratori is joined in a contest for two G.O.P. ballot lines by three other candidates: entrepreneur Sean Quirk, former town Code Enforcement officer Robert Hickey, and Jeffrey G. Martin.

At the close of Tuesday's East Hampton Town Board work session, Patrick Gunn, an assistant town attorney who is in charge of East Hampton Town code enforcement, spoke even though he was not on the agenda.

-- Town Board: William J. Conboy, III Dog Control Officer: Cheryl - Tefts Baitholts Chairman of Assessors: Brian Crawford 2nd Deputy Tax Collector: Frances O'Malley Building Administrator / Code Enforcement: Chance Townsend Justice Court Clerk: Stacy Loucks Historian: Kathleen Putzig Solid Waste Coordinator: Jeffrey Alexander Sewer Plant Operator: Marc Shultes

Selig, who now works for the town highway department, was appointed as a code enforcement officer by the Town Board in January 2016.

The Town Board recently hired a part - time code enforcement officer to work nights and weekends.

The 2006 — 2011 Police Interceptors are equipped standard with an open 3.27:1 rear axle (Axle code Z5), with a trac loc 3.27:1 rear axle (Axle Code X5) optional, and are electronically limited to 140 mph (225 km / h) due to critical driveline speed limitations (The weight of the vehicle with law - enforcement equipment on - board makes it highly unlikely the vehicle could ever reach this figucode Z5), with a trac loc 3.27:1 rear axle (Axle Code X5) optional, and are electronically limited to 140 mph (225 km / h) due to critical driveline speed limitations (The weight of the vehicle with law - enforcement equipment on - board makes it highly unlikely the vehicle could ever reach this figuCode X5) optional, and are electronically limited to 140 mph (225 km / h) due to critical driveline speed limitations (The weight of the vehicle with law - enforcement equipment on - board makes it highly unlikely the vehicle could ever reach this figure).

It questions permitting for a boarding house, make - shift driveways, deed restriction enforcement, lack of follow - up when building code violations are red - tagged, poor quality street work, vacant buildings, trash and more.

«Self - regulation, such as that done by the Entertainment Software Rating Board for video games, is an effective way for companies to modify their behavior to protect consumers where the government could or should not act... The electronic game industry continues to have the strongest self - regulatory code and enforcement of restrictions on marketing, advertising and selling mature - rated games to younger audiences.»

Topics include board structures and procedures; community and economic development; elections; emergency management; ethics and conflicts; finance and tax law; general local government; land use and code enforcement; legislative updates; open government; public health; and property transactions.

It shall be the duty of this Committee to interpret the Code of Ethics, to consider and recommend appropriate action on inquiries of Member Boards and Board Members concerning enforcement thereof, and to recommend amendments thereto as it deems necessary or advisable.

Enforcement of the Code of Ethics also prohibits Member Boards from knowingly granting REALTOR ® or REALTOR - ASSOCIATE ® membership to any applicant who has an unfulfilled sanction pending which was imposed by another Board or Association of REALTORS ® for violation of the Code of Ethics.

«Enforcement of the Code of Ethics by any group, within or without the Board of REALTORS ®, other than the Professional Standards Committee and the Board of Directors of the Board of REALTORS ® is an inequitable limitation on its members.»

Enforcement of the Code of Ethics also requires Member Boards to provide mediation and arbitration services to members and their clients so that the dispute resolution requirements of Article 17 of the Code of Ethics can be met.

This two - pronged approach — called SAFE, for support, abatement, fines, and enforcement — teams police officers with city inspectors to evict criminals for civil violations, board up homes to prevent wrongdoers from returning, and in some cases, condemn the deteriorating properties if owners don't bring them up to code.

In the interest of effective and consistent enforcement of the Code of Ethics, no filing fee may be required to accompany a complaint alleging unethical conduct on the part of a Board Member.

The home «was in disrepair, and a lot of neighbors complained to code enforcement trying to get them to either demolish the house or properly board it up,» neighbor Kathleen O'Loughlin told reporters.

The responsibility for enforcement of the Code of Ethics is set forth in Article IV, Code of Ethics and Member Board Business Practices, of the Bylaws of the National Association as follows:

Enforcement of the Code of Ethics is a privilege and responsibility of each Board and Association as established in Article IV of the Bylaws of the National Association of REALTORS ®.

In an era when many persons are prone to litigate, the enforcement of the Code of Ethics, especially if it involves suspension or expulsion of a member from the Board, may involve the Board in litigation.

With regard to alleged violations of the Code of Ethics, such allegations may be received and considered by the State Association and (1) dismissed as unworthy of further consideration, (2) heard by a Hearing Panel of the State Association's Professional Standards Committee, or (3) referred to another Board or regional enforcement facility.

* A similar letter may be prepared from the President of a local Board to the chairpersons and members of the Grievance Committee and Professional Standards Committee inviting them to attend a local Board training program on Code of Ethics education and Code enforcement procedures.

The National Association requests all State Associations and Member Boards to apprise the Professional Standards Committee of the National Association of successful programs to foster adherence to the Code of Ethics and to improve and ensure appropriate and effective enforcement of the Code.

In its enforcement of the Code, the Board must ensure that it (1) accepts and processes ethics complaints and arbitration requests promptly and fairly, (2) follows exactly the authorized procedures, and (3) affords due process to all parties to complaints and arbitration requests.

To ensure consistent, uniform enforcement of the Code of Ethics nationwide, all changes in professional standards policy normally incorporated into the National Association's Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual become effective on January 1 of the following year following their approval by the Board of Directors of the National Association.

With regard to requests for arbitration, in the event the State Association declines to conduct the arbitration or to delegate its authority to another Board or regional enforcement facility, the parties shall be relieved of their obligation to arbitrate as established in Article 17 of the Code of Ethics.

The National Association and Member Boards have a proud history of obligatory Code enforcement since 1924.

While Boards and Associations are encouraged to make information regarding the Code of Ethics and its appropriate enforcement available as widely as possible, translations (other than by the National Association) into languages other than English are not official and should carry a notice advising readers that they have been prepared for informational purposes only.

This protection is based upon a completely voluntary acceptance of and adherence to the Code by such members, subject to the sole right of interpretation of the Code by the Professional Standards Committee of the National Association and the appropriate enforcement of the Code by Member Boards of REALTORS ® in accordance with the provisions of Article IV, Sections 1 and 2, Bylaws, National Association of REALTORS ®.

Alternatively if I just say I'm going to board it up and leave it rather than demoing it I risk racking up code enforcement fines from the city (which here would attach to ALL property I own within the city).

To make the enforcement of professional standards more efficient, the National Association of REALTORS ®» Board of Directors approved changes to the Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual, Professional Standards Policy Statement, and other professional standards documents to:

Professional standards procedures of Member Boards must reflect substantively the approved due process policies and procedures of this Manual in order to ensure Board entitlement to coverage by the Professional Liability Insurance Policy of the National Association in litigation involving the Board in connection with Board enforcement of the Code of Ethics, provided that such policies and procedures are consistent with applicable state law.

Boards and Associations of REALTORS ® are responsible for the enforcement of the REALTOR ® Code of Ethics — © 2018 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®, All Rights Reserved.

The Code of Ethics, which every Board of REALTORS ® is bound to enforce and every REALTOR ® is bound to observe, requires the creation and enforcement of what amounts to a private judicial system.

Strengthening and enhancing Code of Ethics enforcement procedures and making REALTORS ® more comfortable and familiar with the fundamental principles of business ethics and conduct were guiding forces behind REALTOR ® Code of Ethics recommendations approved by the NAR Board of Directors last fall.