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2 • March 1, 2001 —Second Notice of Zoning Violation sent via certified mail, return receipt requested (see Attachment#3). Copy of Notice of Zoning Violation sent as attachment. Notice returned unclaimed. • March 19, 2001 —Third site inspection performed. Violation continues to exist. Photograph taken. • March 20, 2001 — Notice of Assessment of Civil Penalties (dated March 19, 2001) sent via certified mail, return receipt requested. Copy of Second Notice of Zoning Violation sent as attachment (see Attachment#4). Notice received by Jeffrey Brooks. • June 12, 2001 — Notice of June 19, 2001 BOCC meeting sent via certified mail, return receipt requested. Notice returned July 18, 2001 unclaimed. • June 19, 2001 — Request for assessment of civil penalties heard by BOCC. Personal contact with person(s) held in violation requested by BOCC. No decision on request. • July 6, 2001 —Zoning Officer visits the Brooks residence. Situation discussed with Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Brooks states that Mr. Brooks is trying to get all vehicles licensed. Mrs. Brooks also stated that only one vehicle located on site is inoperable (see Attachment#5). • July 25, 2001 —Anonymous complaint filed regarding 7 junked vehicles on Brooks property. • September 4, 2001 — Site inspection. Junked and/or wrecked motor vehicles still located on site. • September 10, 2001 —Zoning Officer visits Brooks residence. Situation again discussed with Mrs. Brooks. At inspection, only 5 junked vehicles (tan Yugo, light blue Ford station wagon, blue Chevrolet van, light blue &white Ford Bronco, and light blue Ford/Mercury sedan) on site (see Attachment#6). FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no direct financial impact with this decision item. RECOMMENDATION(S): Administration recommends that the property owners held in violation be assesed the civil penalties of $100 per day that have accrued from July 6, 2001.