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to a Notice of Violation the county issued the business last week, which gives Bob's Boathouse until Feb. 20 to complete all the punch list items, he said, "We're still within that 20-day period." I n t h e m e a n t i m e , A s s i s t a n t C o u n t y Administrator Mark Cunningham notified the County Commission that staff "will be pursu- ing code enforcement [action] against Bob's Boathouse based on the Notice of Violation." As the News Leader reported in its Feb. 7 issue, Sarasota County refused to provide a fourth Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) to Bob's Boathouse when the third one expired on Jan. 30. That decision resulted from a determination "that the majority of the outstanding [punch list] items identified for completion by [Jan. 30] have not been done," as Cunningham notified the commissioners on Jan. 31. If the punch list items have not been com- pleted by Feb. 20, Preisser pointed out last week, the county will issue an Affidavit of Violation, which will result in the parties appearing before a Code Enforcement Special Magistrate. According to a document prepared by county Code Enforcement Officer Kevin Burns, the Special Magistrate can impose penalties up to $250 per day for each day a violation exists An engineering drawing shows the location of Bob's Boathouse at the rear of a site formerly occupied by a car dealership on South Tamiami Trail. The drawing was part of the site development package the business filed with Sarasota County in August 2010. Image courtesy Sarasota County Sarasota News Leader February 14, 2014 Page 57