Deltona City Council orders compliance on multiple property code violations

On April 23, 2025, the City of Deltona held a Special Magistrate Hearing addressing multiple code violations affecting local properties. The meeting highlighted ongoing issues with property maintenance and compliance, reflecting the city's commitment to upholding community standards.

One significant case involved a property with boarded windows, which had been under scrutiny since January 2025. Despite multiple inspections and notifications, the property owner failed to repair or replace the damaged windows. The city requested a 30-day extension for compliance, with a potential fine of $25 per day if the violations persisted beyond the new deadline of June 9, 2025. The magistrate acknowledged the property owner's referral to the housing department for assistance, indicating a willingness to support residents facing challenges in maintaining their properties.

Another case discussed involved a property at 2096 West Atmore Circle, where the owner was cited for installing windows and making modifications without the necessary permits. The city sought a 30-day compliance period or a fine of $50 per day for each violation, totaling $100 daily. The magistrate granted an extended deadline of July 11, 2025, for the property owner to rectify the situation, emphasizing the importance of adhering to building codes to ensure safety and structural integrity.

Additionally, a case concerning a property at 1132 Treadway Drive was presented, where a fence was found in disrepair. The city requested a 30-day compliance period or a fine of $25 for the ongoing violation. This case underscored the city's proactive approach to maintaining property standards and addressing community concerns.

The hearing demonstrated the city's ongoing efforts to enforce code compliance while providing avenues for assistance to residents. As the city continues to navigate these issues, the outcomes of these cases will be closely monitored, reflecting the community's commitment to maintaining a safe and aesthetically pleasing environment.