New action was taken Tuesday morning against an Ocean View Hills property that neighbors say has been an eyesore for more than a decade. A civil court judge ordered the home, located on Mariner Drive, be inspected by the court-appointed receiver, Richardson Griswold. The outcome of that inspection will determine if the receiver needs to go back in and clean it up again. Before the hearing was under way, CBS 8 learned a sheriff's deputy would be joining the bailiff with a body-worn camera, because there were security concerns after what had taken place during a previous hearing. Tuesday, a deputy asked the property owner, Lisa Golden, to step outside the courtroom to make sure no recording devices were in her bag. She returned and said she didn't have any. The hearing was called by Richardson Griswold to get direction from the court on how to proceed. Neil Sheaffer, an attorney for the firm, said it cleaned up the property in 2021 and brought it up to code. He said in light of renewed violations, it wants the court's guidance on what steps to take next, if any. Golden's attorney told the judge there are some ongoing issues with her insurance company. "It seems like there’s some options here for Ms. Golden to get relief, either through an insurance policy or some other way to accommodate if things need to be cleaned up," said Golden's attorney, George Gedulin. He also told the judge his client suffers from health issues, including cancer, that make cleaning up the property difficult. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/judge-orders-inspection-hoarder-house-in-ocean-view-hills/509-0c46c621-0e87-4b97-861f-6d5424051231