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Code board dismisses case after building official finds no bathroom remodel
Summary
Case 25-0046 was dismissed with prejudice after the building official’s reinspection found no evidence of a bathroom remodel; the board voted to dismiss based on staff and building department findings.
The Town of Lake Clarke Shores Code Enforcement Board dismissed case 25-0046 with prejudice on March 26 after a reinspection by the building official showed no bathroom remodel that would have required a permit.
Code enforcement officer Eric Wagon presented photos and the building official’s inspection notes. The building official could not verify that a bathroom remodel had taken place; observed changes were limited to cabinetry and did not meet the threshold for a permitted remodel. Wagon told the board the evidence did not support the original violation allegation.
A motion to dismiss the case with prejudice carried. Board members advised the respondent—and property owners generally—to avoid placing material on neighboring properties. The dismissal removes an outstanding lien or fine related to this particular case; staff noted administrative costs incurred, if any.
The board’s action was based on the building official’s on-site findings and corroborating photos; no further enforcement was directed for this case.
