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Magistrate vacates long-standing case against Pac Man Intracoastal; city to record release of lien
Summary
A long-open enforcement file for property at 3100 Northeast 30th Avenue was vacated on Sept. 25; the city agreed to record a release of lien as counsel asked the magistrate to close the case.
The special magistrate vacated a longstanding code-enforcement case against Pac Man Intracoastal LLC for 3100 Northeast 30th Avenue and agreed that the city would record a release of lien as part of closing the file.
City records show the case had multiple suspensions noted on the docket and fines previously imposed. At the hearing, Andrew Schein, representing the property owner, said he understood the file was being vacated and asked whether that would include a release of lien the city had recorded against the parcel. The magistrate and city staff confirmed the administrative process: closing the file will be accompanied by a release of lien.
The magistrate explicitly ordered a release of lien to be processed by city staff. The transcript captures the exchange: the owner's counsel asked whether the vacatur included a release; the magistrate replied, "I assume it is if we're closing the file," and a city representative confirmed, "We'll do a release of lien." The file will be closed subject to the city recording the appropriate release.
The matter resolves a case that had been on the books since 2023; the vacatur removes ongoing compliance and fine accrual actions tied to that docket entry, subject to the administrative recording of lien release.
