Volume 56 • No. 28 July 12, 2018 Delivered to: Re ...
[Pages:1]Volume 56 ? No. 28 Deerfield celebrates Parks & Rec Month July 12, 2018
Delivered to: Re: Recycling
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Of Interest
Fire Chief to leave
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Library Rocks
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Beach funding
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July 4th -- Fireworks, Bands, People get Patriotic
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By Diane Emeott Patriotic revelers who came out to Deerfield's beach for 2018 4th of July festivities made it through the whole day ? until right before fireworks time ? before increasingly threateninglooking skies finally began to rain down. Nevertheless, the fireworks went off without a hitch. They just started 10 minutes earlier ? at 8:55 p.m. (rather than the advertised 9:05 p.m.) and lasted until about 9:10 p.m. The 15-minute fireworks show by Zambelli International set off at the end of the
International Fishing Pier delighted viewers, even if diehard fireworks enthusiasts had to put the hoods up on their hoodies and hunker down on beach blankets covering the beach to withstand the sprinkles.
Traditionally, about 80,000 people watch Deerfield Beach fireworks, including residents
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and visitors from other towns. BSO is estimating 60,000
people in attendance this year, due to the event taking place in the middle of the week, as well as the rainy weather out west that day, according to Assistant Parks & Recreation Director Cassi Waren.
See July 4th, pg. 2
(1) Pearl, of The Rockaways, jams on vocals and guitar. (2) The patriotic Silva family. (3) Grand Finale over Deerfield Beach. (4) The Bikes after their musical set on the North Stage. (5) Packed Ocean Way as fireworks time approaches.
Code Enforcement meet & greet
By Diane Emeott
Nearly 50 people
came out early on a rainy
Saturday morning, June
30, for a meet and greet
with Calvin Giordano
Code Enforcement Of-
ficer, Code Supervisor
Bernard Pita and Deer-
field Beach District 2
Commissioner Gloria
Battle. About 30 from
the public attended the
morning event at the
Hillsboro Community
Center on Hillsboro Technology Way. The event brought in additional residents until noon.
Code Supervisor Bernard Pita and Commissioner Gloria Battle take questions from the audience at meet and greet.
Said Battle of host-
ing the event, "Regardless 2) Courtesy Notice ? This
of how we change the rules, notice is given, with a time
ordinances, etc., the average frame to remedy the problem.
citizen doesn't know what's Once a Courtesy Notice is
going on. It's our responsibil- issued, a re-inspection date
ity to educate them. People is also set.
call me and say, `When did 3) Notice of Violation ? If
they pass this [or that]?'All are violation(s) remain during a
invited to come to Deerfield second inspection, a Notice of
commission meetings. Since Hearing is sent to the property
it doesn't happen, I'm glad to owner via certified mail with
put this thing on, and glad for a date to appear before the
the turnout with the storm." magistrate.
Battle and Pita stood at the 4) Magistrate Process ?
podium to answer people's The special magistrate has
questions and give out infor- the authority to issue a Final
mation.
Order and impose fines and
Many don't know there are liens. The magistrate may also
four stages to a Code Case: give more time to comply, due
1) The Complaint Process to hardships.
? A case is opened, followed District 4 Commissioner
by an initial inspection and Todd Drosky, who attended,
determination of whether or also spoke of the need to
not there is a violation.
inform the public.
See Code, pg. 13
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The morning after...Beach Clean-Up
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"A hot tempered man must pay the penalty; if you rescue him, you will have to do it again."
Proverbs 18:19
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Trash on Deerfield beach.
Piero Falci & Maria Cesca clean up.
By Rachel Galvin
under the pier. Organizations
Photos by Maria Cesca like Island Water Sports, Log-
The fireworks may have gerhead Marinelife Center and
been festive, but the crowds Yoga Journey were among the
always seem to take a toll on sponsors in this event, which
our beach. This year, accord- was organized by Patrick
ing to several people, the mess bardes, according to city Me-
was not as bad. Perhaps it was dia Specialist Dave Hunt, who
due to extra trash cans being added that 1,351 lbs. of debris
placed by the city and others. was removed and said there
Residents came out on July 5 were 60 volunteers cleaning up.
to clean up the beach, including
Assistant Planning & Development Services Director Steve Graham, resident Emma Sampson and Commissioner Gloria Battle talk at event.
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