Citrus County hears multiple no-contest code cases; deadlines and daily fines set
Summary
The special master processed a series of no-contest property cases, granting cure periods typically ranging 30–90 days and setting daily fines (examples: Eastes — 30 days/$100/day; Duguay — 30 days/$50/day; Spangler — 90 days/$100/day).
At the start of the hearing the special master and county staff processed a series of no-contest cases in which respondents accepted the county's proposed resolutions and cure periods.
For Robert Gregory Craig Eastes (case CE20261180/CE20261181) the parties agreed to 30 days to cure with a $100/day fine thereafter. Wayne Duguay agreed to 30 days with a $50/day fine. Michael Spangler, a junk-and-debris case, was given 90 days to cure with a $100/day fine recommended by the county.
Special Master Christian Waugh explained that respondents who do not contest violations are typically heard first and that the county’s presentation and the respondents’ assent allow the special master to enter orders granting time to comply and assessing daily fines if the property is not brought into compliance.
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