Court Orders Property Owners to Remedy Violations at 3107 Atlantic Avenue

Fort Pierce officials are taking decisive action to address property violations in the community, as demonstrated during the recent Special Magistrate Hearing held on August 20, 2025. The meeting focused on several cases of non-compliance with city codes, emphasizing the city's commitment to maintaining neighborhood standards.

In a notable case, the magistrate ordered a property owner to rectify multiple violations within seven days. The issues included outside storage nuisances and necessary repairs to the home, such as removing wood boards and addressing disrepair on the fence. Failure to comply will result in a daily fine of $100, underscoring the city's strict enforcement measures.

Another case involved property owners Pedro Moreno Maldonado and Liliana Ortega Martinez, who were cited for various violations, including landscape maintenance and outside storage of trash. The city inspector confirmed that the owners were aware of the violations but had not taken any corrective action. The magistrate similarly mandated a seven-day compliance period, with fines for non-compliance.

The hearing also addressed a lot clearing violation at a property owned by F P 3 4 A, LLC. The city is actively pursuing compliance to ensure that properties meet landscaping requirements, further highlighting the ongoing efforts to enhance community aesthetics and safety.

These proceedings reflect Fort Pierce's proactive approach to property management and community standards, aiming to foster a cleaner and more orderly environment for residents. As the city continues to enforce these regulations, stakeholders can expect ongoing improvements in neighborhood conditions.