File #: 815    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Action Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 10/24/2024 In control: Governing Board
On agenda: 11/7/2024 Final action:
Title: Presentation, discussion, and possible action on recommendation to adopt an Agreed Final Order assessing an administrative penalty relating to Rosemont at Meadow Lane (HTC 03433 / CMTS 3421), and a Final Order of debarment for Evan J. Hunden, David B. Ratliff, and Michael Volz
Sponsors: Sascha Stremler
Attachments: 1. Exhibit 1: 2023 UPCS Report Scoring, 2. Exhibit 2: Actively Monitored Development Analysis, 3. Exhibit 3: Rule Excerpts, 4. Exhibit 4: 2024 NSPIRE Report Scoring, 5. Exhibit 5: October 22 2024 Appeal, 6. Agreed Final Order - Administrative Penalty, 7. Final Order - Debarment
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Presentation, discussion, and possible action on recommendation to adopt an Agreed Final Order assessing an administrative penalty relating to Rosemont at Meadow Lane (HTC 03433 / CMTS 3421), and a Final Order of debarment for Evan J. Hunden, David B. Ratliff, and Michael Volz
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RECOMMENDED ACTION

recommendation
WHEREAS, Rosemont at Meadow Lane (HTC 03433 / CMTS 3421) (Property), owned by Rosemont Meadow Lane Apartments, LLC, had uncorrected compliance findings relating to the applicable land use restriction agreement and the associated statutory and rule requirements;

WHEREAS, Evan J. Hunden, David B. Ratliff, and Michael Volz (the Responsible Parties) control Rosemont Meadow Lane Manager, LLC, the 100% member of Rosemont Meadow Lane Apartments, LLC;

WHEREAS, Evan J. Hunden has five Actively Monitored Developments, three of which have been referred for an administrative penalty during the last three years;

WHEREAS, David B. Ratliff has seven Actively Monitored Developments, four of which have been referred for an administrative penalty during the last three years;

WHEREAS, Michael Volz has seven Actively Monitored Developments, four of which have been referred for an administrative penalty during the last three years;

WHEREAS, Tex. Gov't Code ?2306.0504(b) states that the Department may debar a person from participation in a Department program on the basis of the person's past failure to comply with any condition imposed by the Department in the administration of its programs;

WHEREAS, 10 TAC ?2.401 defines the violations that are eligible for debarment;

WHEREAS, the Responsible Parties have exceeded the 50% debarment threshold identified at 10 TAC ?2.401(e)(2)(a) to trigger mandatory debarment for repeated violations in a portfolio, with 50% or more of the Actively Monitored Developments under their Control being referred for a penalty in the last three years;

WHEREAS, the Enforcement Committee previously considered debarment in 2022 for the...

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