Property owner Chase discusses compliance issues at Punta Gorda's historic smokehouse site

May 29, 2025 | Punta Gorda City, Charlotte County, Florida

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The Code Enforcement Board meeting held on May 29, 2025, in Punta Gorda, Florida, focused on ongoing compliance issues regarding a property owned by Mr. Chase since 2020. The property, historically used for commercial purposes, has been under scrutiny for alleged violations related to outside storage and debris.

Mr. Chase addressed the board, noting that the property had previously been owned by the Davis family since 1948 and had housed various machinery and equipment. He emphasized that most of the items previously stored on the property had been removed, with only a dual axle trailer remaining, which he plans to dispose of shortly. He stated that he has invested approximately $388,000 in repairs and improvements to the property.
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During the meeting, compliance supervisor Mr. Coppinger reported on the current state of the property, indicating that some violations still exist, including the presence of multiple trailers and outside storage items. He confirmed that an inspection conducted the day before the meeting revealed that not all issues had been resolved.

The board engaged in discussions regarding the status of the property and the steps taken by Mr. Chase to address the violations. Mr. Chase maintained that he has complied with most of the allegations and is actively working to rectify the remaining issues.

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The meeting concluded with the board considering the next steps in the enforcement process, as they continue to monitor compliance with city regulations. Further actions may be necessary if the property does not meet the required standards in the near future.

Converted from Code Enforcement Board 5-28-25 meeting on May 29, 2025
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