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Owner of 119 East Kingfish requests more time; board notes administrative penalties and limited progress

5610238 · August 20, 2025
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Summary

Building staff reported Mr. Maldonado requested three more months to complete work at 119 East Kingfish. Staff said the owner requested a sewer-line inspection on Aug. 1, 2025, had trench work covered and had begun primer painting inside; the board took no action and reiterated administrative penalties remain in place.

The building official reported the owner of 119 East Kingfish, identified in staff notes as Mr. Maldonado, called to say he would need three more months to complete the work on his house.

Staff said the last inspection requested was for the sewer line and that the inspection occurred on Aug. 1, 2025. The official described a visible pipe in the front yard and said staff had contacted the owner after the inspection so the trench could be covered. Staff reported the site had scaffold/trench protections in place but that the meter box and service disconnect for permanent power had not yet been requested; that connection will require work and scheduling by the utility (AEP).

On interior progress, staff reported Maldonado had started interior painting but that the work consisted of primer rather than final coats; staff described the sequence as tape and float, texture application and painting.

Board members noted administrative penalties are in place and that enforcement would continue if the owner did not complete work. Members clarified that Maldonado’s statement of needing three months was given by him on the call and represents his timeline from the date of the phone call (not a board-approved extension). The board took no action at the meeting and asked staff to monitor progress and return an updated report at a future meeting.

No specific new deadlines or extensions were granted by the board; members emphasized that administrative penalties continue to accrue as provided under SSRB procedures and that any formal extension request would need to come to the board for consideration.