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Ocoee code board orders fines, continuances across eight cases; several property owners given time to comply

5937937 · August 22, 2025
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Summary

At its Aug. 21 meeting the Ocoee Code Enforcement Board continued three cases and found multiple properties in violation, issuing compliance deadlines and daily fines for unresolved code breaches.

The Ocoee Code Enforcement Board on Aug. 21, 2025, continued three enforcement cases and found multiple properties in violation of city codes, setting compliance deadlines and daily fines for unresolved violations.

The board’s actions addressed unpermitted construction, work done without building permits, inoperable vehicles and parking on non‑surfaced areas, overgrown vegetation, junk and debris, and broken or inoperable windows at properties across the city. Most motions passed unanimously.

The board’s rulings included continuances to allow property owners time to pursue permits or complete repairs, and findings of violation that carry fines of $25–$50 per day per violation until the cited issues are resolved. Several property owners or their representatives spoke at the meeting and told the board they were taking steps to comply.

Officer reports and board rulings

- Case 2025‑01838 (address not publicly read): Officer Toby reported observed unpermitted paver construction and related work; a permit was reported to be “in process.” Member Fernandez moved to continue the case to the Sept. 18 meeting; Member Schultz seconded. The board continued the case to the Sept. 18, 2025 meeting (unanimous).

- Case 2025‑01988 (1826 Parma Stone): Officer Toby reported an air‑conditioner change‑out performed without a permit. The board found the respondent in violation, gave the property until Sept. 5, 2025, to come into compliance and imposed a $50 per day fine until compliance is achieved. Motion by Member Lewis; second by Member Bickram. Vote unanimous.

- Case 2025‑02148 (2460 Kennaway Court): Officer Diaz reported a vacant property with a broken window; notice was mailed to the owner of record. Owner Maria Mercedes…

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