Fine Respondent $100 for violations of cleanliness and safety equipment rules/statutes.
Respondent had egregious violations of rules and statutes for public lodging facility but corrected most of them. Recommended Order: fine of $3500 in lieu of revocation or suspension of license.
Whether Petitioner's application for license as a real estate salesman should be approved, pursuant to Chapter 475, Florida Statutes. Petitioner appeared at the hearing without legal counsel and was thereupon advised by the Hearing Officer as to his rights in administrative proceedings. He stated that he understood such rights and elected to represent himself in this proceeding.Real Estate salesman application denied where applicant failed to disclose several violations of law on his...
This case concerns a dispute between the Petitioner and Respondent on the question of whether a certain underground utility operated by the Petitioner, namely a sanitary sewer force main, unreasonably interfered with the construction of an additional lane on the west side of Pasadena Avenue, between Huffman Way and Matthews Road in the City of South Pasadena, Florida. See Section 338.19, Florida Statutes. If it is found that the utility unreasonably interfered with the road construction, then a...
The case as presented on the stipulation presents one issue of fact and one issue of law as follows: Issue of Fact: Whether the reservation of a corporate name by a plaintiff in a lawsuit against a principal of the corporation whose name was reserved after its dissolution shows bad faith when the dissolved corporation is known by the plaintiff to be operating as a corporation and the plaintiff does not activate a corporation in the name reserved. Issue of Law: Whether the law firm of Schoninger,...
Insufficient time lapse between crime of moral turpitude and application for Real Estate salesman's license. When probation over, reapply.
Whether or not Respondents' certificate of qualification (license) should he suspended, revoked or other disciplinary action taken based on allegations set forth in the Notices to Show Cause filed herein.Suspend Respondent's collections certificate for misrepresenting his fees for services. Dismiss other charges.
Department failed to follow notice requirements for proceeding and the complaint must be dismissed.
Uphold denial of accounting certification by endorsement.
The issue presented by this case concerns the question of whether the Respondent, State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, has exhausted all treatment for the Petitioner, Donald Alvin Jones, through available sex offender programs administered by the Respondent. See Section 917.20, Florida Statutes (1977).Respondent has exhausted all appropriate treatment for Petitioner sex offender.
: 120.57
Has the Respondent committed any act as set out in Section 231.28, Florida Statutes (Supp. 1980) which would constitute grounds for the revocation or suspension of her certificate to teach in Florida?Respondent convicted of welfare fraud. Recommend suspend license one year, but stay until end of probation and then abate if keeps law.
Deny Petitioner's claim for a refund. The deadline has already passed.
: 215.26
Deny dredge and fill permit with prejudice for applicant who refused to present evidence as to why his application had been wrongfully denied.
The matters here presented concern the challenges by the named Petitioners to Rule Sections 17-3.061(2)(b), 17-3.111 (11), 17-3.121(14), 17-4.02(17),(19), and 17-4.28(2), Florida Administrative Code, related to definitions of "submerged lands" and "transitional zone of a submerged land" and the requirements set forth by rule provisions for permits related to dredge and fill activities in "submerged lands" and in the "transitional zone of submerged land" and water quality in Florida. The rule...
Deny dredge and fill permit--preponderance of evidence shows the project will cause pollution.
The issue presented by this case concerns the question of whether the Respondent, State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services has exhausted all treatment for the Petitioner, Christopher S. Allsup, through available sex offender programs administered by the Respondent. See Section 917.20, Florida Statutes (1977).Respondent has exhausted all available remedies for Petitioner sex offender and he should be returned to the committing court.
: 120.57
Respondent prescribed controlled substances to patients without examining them. Recommend suspension.
: 458.331
Respondent issued prescriptions fraudulently and sexually molested patients. Recommend revocation of license.
The issues presented herein are: (1) whether or not the Respondent, Kenneth T. Risco, D.D.S., permitted an unlicensed dental employee (Wilbert E. Bolyea) to examine and diagnose the mouth of Dr. Erwin Ochs for treatment or treatment planning in violation of Chapters 466.024(4)(b) and 455.026(1)(c), Florida Statutes (1979); whether Respondent, thereby aided, assisted, procured or advised an unlicensed person to practice dentistry or dental hygiene contrary to Chapter 466.028(1)(g), Florida...
