HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016554.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016554.txt
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The document is a summary of the Town of Palm Beach Police Department's Code Enforcement Board meeting from July 17, 2008.
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The document is a summary of the Town of Palm Beach Police Department's Code Enforcement Board meeting from July 17, 2008. The board members discussed and voted on various code enforcement cases in the town. Key people present at the meeting included Timothy Hoffman (Chairman), Harris Fried (Vice Chairman), Larry Ochstein, Catherine M. Duemler, Madelyn Greenberg, Cynthia Van Buren, James M. Ballentine, Jr., William P. Vanneck, John Randolph, Captain Kirk Blouin, Rob Walton, Nick Gerry, Bryant Weymer, and Raychel Houston (Recording Secretary). The meeting was held at the Town Council Chambers on 360 S. County Road in Palm Beach.
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