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City of Ocala Orders Compliance for Property Code Violations by November 20

September 24, 2025 | Ocala, Marion County, Florida


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City of Ocala Orders Compliance for Property Code Violations by November 20
In a recent Ocala Special Magistrate meeting, city officials confirmed that respondents in several code enforcement cases were properly notified of their violations but have failed to achieve compliance. City staff from Growth Management, along with code enforcement and planning and zoning representatives, met with the respondents to discuss the issues, yet no permits or site plan approvals have been submitted since that meeting.

The city emphasized that notifications were sent via certified mail, ensuring that all parties were aware of the violations. Despite these efforts, the lack of action from the respondents remains a significant concern for city officials. The meeting highlighted the ongoing challenges in enforcing compliance and maintaining community standards in Ocala.

As the city continues to address these violations, the next steps will be crucial in determining how to move forward and ensure adherence to local regulations.

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