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Board waives lien for RMV Entertainment after inspector verifies fence, pool compliance
Summary
At a Zoom lien review for 1174 Bryn Mawr Drive (RMV Entertainment), inspectors confirmed the pool was cleaned and the fence did not require a permit; the board voted to waive the lien.
A Code Enforcement Board lien review held via Zoom on April 10 ended with the board waiving a lien for RMV Entertainment at 1174 Bryn Mawr Drive after staff confirmed the violations had been addressed.
Why it matters: a waived lien removes a potential financial encumbrance on a property and shows the board will accept on‑the‑record inspector verification when owners remedy violations.
Inspector Jonathan Garcia told the board he had re‑inspected after an earlier hearing and confirmed the pool had been cleaned and the fence was an existing structure that did not require a permit. Property owner Rodrigo Martinez told the board the fence was repainted but not new and that the pool had been cleaned.
Mr. Harrington moved to waive the fine and reduce the lien to zero; Ms. Himes seconded the motion. The board voted in favor. Madam Chair then told Martinez, “We’ve waived the fine for you.” Martinez responded, “Thank you.”
The board recorded that the lien was waived and instructed the owner to keep in touch with code staff if further documentation or a follow‑up inspection was needed.
Ending: The owner was told he may request a future lien review if further questions arise, and staff confirmed procedures for on‑site verification.
