The Code Enforcement Board (CEB) is a quasi-judicial body (7 members), whose responsibilities are to receive and evaluate evidence and testimony regarding alleged violations of Marion County codes and ordinances. Fines can be imposed against parties found to be in violation.  The members of the CEB are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners (BCC).  The CEB members are volunteers that represent varied community interests and possess diverse professional and civic backgrounds. Examples of typical cases heard by the CEB include, but are not limited to: violations of regulations regarding accumulations of junk; unserviceable vehicles; 9-1-1 building number violations; non-permitted use of public rights-of-way; operating businesses, having livestock, occupying recreational vehicles or parking commercial vehicles in improper zones.  Public hearings are scheduled for specific dates and times. Typically, CEB hearings are held twice a month.  Notification is given as required by law.