34.
Reduction of Lien Request - Consider the request for a reduction of lien of
the Code Enforcement Board lien of $86,500.00 to the reduced amount of
$1,000.00, under Case # 19-33-CESM, on the property located at 1781
Carlton Street, Longwood, FL 32750, Tax Parcel ID:
01-21-29-5CK-250B-0020, (US BANK TRUST TR, Applicant);
District3-Constantine, (Alexis Brignoni, Code Enforcement Clerk)
Ms. Brignoni addressed the Board and presented the item as outlined in the agenda
memorandum. Joyce Sanders, Florida Real Estate Properties, spoke on behalf of the
applicant and explained her role in this process.
With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.
Commissioner Constantine stated this is an issue that has been going on since 2017.
It seems like there's an ongoing problem with once banks get a hold of properties, they
tend to ignore it until they have to do something because they want to sell it. The
$86,500 lien does seem a little exorbitant for a fence concern; but still they have a
responsibility of at least 20%. That would be $16,850, plus the $500 administrative
costs. His recommendation is going to be $17,350.
Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Commissioner Lockhart, to
approve a request for a reduction of lien of the Code Enforcement Board lien of
$86,500.00 to the reduced amount of $17,350.00, under Case # 19-33-CESM, on the
property located at 1781 Carlton Street, Longwood, FL 32750, Tax Parcel ID:
01-21-29-5CK-250B-0020; US BANK TRUST TR, Applicant.
Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.
VI. WORKSESSION
35. Lynx- Future Planning (Tim Jecks, Management and Budget Director,
Kristian Swenson, Assistant County Manager, and James Boyle, Interim
Chief Planning and Development Officer)
Mr. Gray, Mr. Jecks, Mr. Swenson, and Mr. Boyle, presented the item as outlined in the
agenda backup. They discussed the three potential options staff has put together for
the Board. Mr. Swenson stated the recommendation from staff is to issue a formal
solicitation for proposals to allow for evaluation of varying options to include costs, the
number of potential zones with connectivity to SunRail and adjacent fixed route
services, and the obtainment of grants; and invite LYNX to submit a proposal amongst
others. He reminded after this item, they still need to take action on Item 21, which
staff recommends approval of.
The Commissioners shared their comments and questions. Lenny Antmann, CFO,
LYNX, addressed the Board to answer some of their questions.
Vice Chairman Herr commented that there should be routine reporting of
underperforming routes for the entire system to the Board in a manner that shows
whether or not they should be rethinking the route. The bigger picture of
underperforming routes needs to be addressed as a system whole. She would also
like to see the cost over the years added to the ridership chart because until they
dashboard these items and put them together, you don't realize the severity of the
