NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CODE COMPLIANCE WORKSHOP

WELCOMING REMARKS The objective of the Workshop is to provide residents a better understanding of the Code Compliance process and to promote compliance with the City Code of Ordinances.

INTRODUCTION The City of Hallandale Beach is a beautiful City in which to live and conduct business. As a resident or member of the community it is important to maintain your property according to the City Code of Ordinances. With your cooperation, the City can continue to improve the appearance and image of Hallandale Beach.

Let’s Work Together As a property owner or tenant, you are responsible for taking care of your property. By maintaining your property, you are encouraging neighboring residents to do the same. The interest shown in improving the conditions of Your community will enhance the quality of life and have a positive impact on property values.As a property owner or tenant, you are responsible for taking care of your property. By maintaining your property, you are encouraging neighboring residents to do the same. The interest shown in improving the conditions of Your community will enhance the quality of life and have a positive impact on property values. How can the City of Hallandale Beach work together with the residents of Hallandale Beach to achieve this compliance?How can the City of Hallandale Beach work together with the residents of Hallandale Beach to achieve this compliance?

Code Compliance Division Staffing One Code Compliance Official One Administrative Office Assistant One Senior Code Compliance Specialist Three Code Compliance Specialists

The City Has Four Quadrants Northwest – Tony Balloo Southwest – Mike Moreno Northeast – Shelley Sarros Southeast – Corinne Yoder

OUR PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS TO OBTAIN VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE

Why is Code Compliance Such a Controversial Issue? Lack of understanding Differing views about implementation Feelings of privilege regarding use of private property

How Can A Lack of Understanding Be Eliminated? Improved communication Provide information about the Code Compliance process Continued enhancements in quality and level of service Encouraging the involvement and support of residents, civic associations and business owners in the resolution of code concerns

THE TEN MOST COMMON CODE VIOLATIONS

1.Overgrown Grass and/or Weeds Grass and/or weeds can not exceed 6 inches in height on improved property. Grass and/or weeds can not exceed 18 inches in height on vacant, unimproved property.

2.Accumulation of Junk and Debris Accumulation of junk and debris such as appliances, furniture, automobile parts, tires, vegetation cuttings, building materials, paper, cardboard and other trash cannot be left in the yard or public right-of-way areas.

3.Inoperable and Unlicensed Vehicles All vehicles must be operational and have a valid registration tag attached, unless stored inside a completely enclosed structure.

4.Commercial Equipment and Vehicles Are not permitted to park on residential property or in residential areas between the hours of 9:00 pm and 6:00 am, unless stored in a completely enclosed structure.

5.Signs Signs are prohibited on the City right-of-way. Signs are prohibited to be placed on utility poles, trees, fences or in medians or anywhere throughout the City.

6.Garbage Cans Garbage cans are prohibited on the street prior to 6:00 p.m. the night before pick-up and must be moved back 25 feet from the property line by 9:00 p.m. on garbage pick- up day. Do not place bulk trash on the swale more than 24 hours before a City wide pick-up.

7.Parking Residential property owners are required to provide onsite paved parking, regardless of when the property was built. The number of parking spaces required are based on the number of permitted dwelling units. Parking on an unpaved surface, such as gravel or grass, is not allowed.

8.Building Permits Always check with the Building Division prior to doing any work to ascertain whether a permit is required. A permit is required to construct, enlarge, alter, move, remove, or demolish any building, structure or part thereof.

9.Unleashed Dogs Dogs are required to be on a leash when in public. Dogs are not allowed in any of the City parks or beaches. When walking your dog, it is your responsibility to pick-up the dog’s waste. Ensure your dog’s barking is controlled and does not disturb your neighbors.

10.Illegal Conversions Increasing the number of living units to the exterior or interior of a residential structure is an illegal conversion and is not permitted. Regardless of how long the units have existed, once discovered, the City will require closure and/or removal of the illegal units.

Ways to Achieve Compliance Voluntary Compliance Courtesy Notice Notice of Violations Special Magistrate Hearing Fines/Liens CRA Programs

Community Redevelopment Agency The City of Hallandale Beach and the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) want to help you improve your property and overall appearance of your neighborhood.

Neighborhood Improvement Program The Neighborhood Improvement Program (NIP) was established with the intent to assist property owners with property maintenance improvements.

Property Maintenance Improvements: Structural and general exterior improvements Windows Parking-installation of driveways Roof repair and/or replacement Painting Landscaping

CRA Programs Affordable Housing Neighborhood Improvement Program Business Incentive/Enticement Commercial Code Compliance Façade Improvement Storm Shutter Emergency Assistance Free Paint Youth Assistance Housing Emergency Sidewalk Repairs DPW Community Sod Replacement DPW Cash for Trash DPW Adopt-A-Street DPW Hepburn ext 1460 Public ext 1600 Public ext 1618 Public ext 1608 Please contact the extensions below regarding the related program:

Neighborhood Improvement Program Single families (5 units or less) $6,500 for parking, landscaping and general repair $4,000 for roof repair/replacement $1,500 exterior cleaning and painting $5,000 for on-site drainage Up to $18,500 is available You pay back 60% of the loan over 10 with zero years interest - 40% grant $1,500 Supplemental (100% payback) $ Application Fee Multi-Family (6 or more dwellings) $10,000 for parking, landscaping and general repair $4,000 for roof repair/replacement $2,500 exterior cleaning and painting $5,000 for on-site drainage Up to $24,000 is available You pay back 60% of the loan over 10 years with zero interest - 40% grant $2,500 Supplemental (100% payback) $ Application Fee

Commercial Code Compliance Loan Programs A business can receive up to $100,000 to repair code violations on an existing commercial property 15% is a grant The rest is payable in 10 years at a 4% interest rate Application fee is $750 A business can receive up to $75,000 to repair code violations on an existing commercial property on Foster Rd 50% of the first $15,000 is a grant The remaining 50% is paid at 0% interest The rest is payable in 10 years at a 4% interest rate Application fee is $750 General Code Compliance LoanFoster Rd Code Compliance Loan

Hurricane Shutters Program Homeowner can receive up to $5,000 for installation of shutters $1,500 is a grant. The remaining $3,500 is payable at 4% interest Loan is payable over 10 years

Residential Bulk Waste Collections Single family homes and/or apts. of 4 units or less September 2008 September 8 – Southeast/Southwest September 15 - Northeast/Northwest December 2008 December 1 – Southeast/Southwest December 8 – Northeast/Northwest

Residential Yard Waste Collections November 2008 November 3 – Southwest November 10 – Southeast November 17 – Northeast November 24 – Northwest Residents are also allowed an additional once a year free yard waste collection.

Important Phone Numbers Code Compliance Division – (954) Community Redevelopment Agency – (954) Building Division – (954) Planning and Zoning – (954) Sanitation Division – (954)

Questions and Answers

THANK YOU FOR WORKING WITH US TO MAKE THE CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO LIVE