Broward County hears code violation case for Rady Buebel's overgrown property

Cooper City’s Special Magistrate Code Enforcement meeting on July 2, 2025, addressed several property violations, emphasizing the importance of community compliance with local codes. A key case involved Rady Buebel, who admitted to violations at his property located at 9993 NW 30 Ninth Street, specifically concerning excessive undergrowth and accumulation of junk.

During the proceedings, Buebel expressed his commitment to rectifying the issues, noting that he had been actively working with a landscaping company to manage the overgrowth. He acknowledged the delay in compliance, attributing it to ongoing treatments for the property and personal efforts to address the situation.

The Special Magistrate outlined the process for handling violations, which includes the opportunity for property owners to acknowledge their violations, present mitigating factors, and contest the city's claims. The magistrate emphasized that if violations are not corrected within the specified timeframe, fines could be levied and recorded as liens against the property.

Inspector Duvall from the Broward Sheriff's Office provided testimony regarding the condition of Buebel's property, reinforcing the need for adherence to community standards. The meeting highlighted the collaborative approach between residents and city officials in maintaining the quality of life in Cooper City.

As the case progresses, Buebel's proactive steps toward compliance may serve as a model for other residents facing similar issues, underscoring the city's commitment to fostering a well-maintained community. The Special Magistrate's decisions will play a crucial role in ensuring that property standards are upheld, benefiting all Cooper City residents.