In a recent code enforcement meeting held by the City of West Palm Beach, several property violations were addressed, highlighting ongoing issues with compliance among local businesses and residences.

The meeting began with discussions surrounding a property at 375 Orange Way, which was cited for multiple violations including a broken fence, visible trash, and improper outdoor storage. The code officer reported that despite a notice of violation posted on September 4, 2024, the property remained non-compliant as of November 18, 2024. The city has granted the property owner an additional 30 days to rectify the issues or face a fine of $100 per day.

Another significant case involved Allied Moving Company, located at 1645 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard. The business was cited for operating without a business tax receipt and for failing to comply with city regulations. The code officer noted that the owner had been uncooperative during previous communications. The city has allowed 30 days for the business to achieve compliance, with a potential fine of $250 if the issues are not resolved.

The meeting also included updates on several other cases, with some being rescheduled for future hearings. The code officers emphasized the importance of communication between property owners and the city to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to maintaining property standards and the necessity for business owners to adhere to local regulations.