Special Magistrate Hearing

NORTH BAY VILLAGE SPECIAL MAGISTRATE HEARING AGENDA VIRTUAL MEETING – NOVEMBER 19, 2026 LOCATION: Virtual Meeting TIME: 2:00 P.M. SPECIAL MAGISTRATE: Regine Monestime Esquire NORTH BAY VILLAGE STAFF: Haydee S. Sera Esquire, Village Attorney Orlando Rodriguez, Code Enforcement Director Maria Tovar, Code Enforcement Officer Scarlet Cid, Code Enforcement Clerk NOTICE OF PROCEDURES North Bay Village (the “Village”) will be conducting its Special Master hearings by video conference. Video conference hearings shall be conducted by the use of the platform Zoom. Anyone wishing to attend a hearing may do so by following these instructions: 1. Go to https://zoom.us/. 2. Enter the Meeting ID: 821 0218 3819. 3. Click “Join.” 4. Upon commencement of the hearing, the Special Master shall provide an explanation of the hearing procedures. 5. Those who will be speaking during the hearing shall be sworn in. 6. The Special Master shall proceed to call the cases listed in the agenda. 7. Each case before a Special Master shall be presented by the Village staff. 8. All hearings before the Special Master shall be conducted as quasi-judicial hearings. All witnesses shall be sworn to tell the truth under penalty of perjury. Although the Florida Rules of Evidence shall not be applied to the proceedings strictly, due process and fundamental fairness shall be accorded to all alleged violators. Hearsay testimony may be considered to give weight or credibility to other evidence, but no order shall be entered based solely on hearsay testimony. 9. IF YOU WISH TO INTRODUCE EXHIBITS AS EVIDENCE, YOU MUST PROVIDE THE VILLAGE WITH A COPY OF THOSE EXHIBITS AT LEAST 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE HEARING. PLEASE EMAIL YOUR EXHIBITS TO code@nbvillage.com AND INCLUDE THE PROPERTY ADDRESS AND CASE NUMBER IN YOUR EMAIL. a. For all quasi-judicial hearings, a list of all proposed exhibits and a copy of the proposed exhibits shall be provided to the Clerk for the Special Master, in a format that is easily viewable on the Zoom platform. All exhibits shall be clearly labeled so as to allow for efficient retrieval and display on the Zoom platform during the hearing. 10. In determining appeals, the Special Master shall determine whether: a. The person and, or, the property owner were properly served with the civil citation and notice of hearing. b. The citation adequately identifies facts constituting reasonable cause and the section or paragraph of the applicable law violated. c. The Special Master shall consider all the evidence presented during the hearing. 11. The record shall consist of the code enforcement file, the testimony of the Code Enforcement Officer who issued the civil citation and any other evidence accepted by the Special Master. 12. The Special Master shall base its determination on substantial, competent evidence in the record and shall issue an order containing a statement of facts, conclusions of law and order. The order may affirm in whole or in part, or reverse, the charge of violation, affirm or modify the fine levied in the ticket, direct additional corrective action by the violator and, or, property owner, request corrective action by the Village, include the cost of repairs incurred, or that might be incurred by the Village, in correcting the violation, request the initiation of enforcement proceedings and take any other action consistent with the powers of the Special Master. 13. Any person who might seek judicial review of the order of the Special Master must arrange for a court reporter to transcribe the hearing.

1. CASE #08649 Property Address: 1790 Kennedy Causeway #B110 Respondent: Mauricio Baracchi Mata Violation: Section 105.1 Of the Florida Building Code. Work commenced without the required permits, kitchen remodeling with no permits. Code Officer: Maria Tovar 2. CASE #08591 Property Address: 1441 S Treasure Drive Respondent: Jonathan Offerman Violation: Section 105.1 Of the Florida Building Code. Work commenced without the required permits; a new half-moon canopy roof was installed on the north side of the home. Code Officer: Orlando Rodriguez 3. CASE #08000 Property Address: 7441 Miami view Drive Respondent: Shmuel Stern &W Susan. Violation: Section 105.1 Of the Florida Building Code. Work commenced without the required permits, demolition of front porch tiles and door replacement. Code Officer: Maria Tovar 4. CASE #08171 Property Address: 7904 West Drive #108 Respondent: Harrington International limited Partnership Violation: Section 105.1 Of the Florida Building Code. Work commenced without the required permits, construction of additional rental rooms inside of the unit. Code Officer: Orlando Rodriguez

5. CASE #08018 Property Address: 7904 West Drive #417 Respondent: Harrington International Limited Partnership Violation: Section 105.1 Of the Florida Building Code. Work commenced without the required permits, construction of additional rental rooms inside of the unit. Code Officer: Maria Tovar 6. CASE #08013 Property Address: 7552 Cutlass Ave Respondent: NVN Properties LLC Violation: Section 105.1 Of the Florida Building Code. Work commenced without the required permits, consisting of interior remodeling of the kitchen, bathrooms, and floors in the property. Code Officer: Maria Tovar