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City code enforcement staff told the hearing that their caseload has increased to roughly 260 open files, many of them open for unpaid fees. The staff member said most of the open cases are fee-related rather than active compliance actions and that the department has been clearing many files.
Staff described one matter that could come back to hearing next month: a property on Lantana (case referenced as 160) where construction began, a stop-work order was issued, the crew stopped working, and the site is now overgrown with grass and construction material. Staff said they had issued a notice of violation and expected a notice of hearing early next month if the issues persist.
The magistrate noted the department’s recent compliance results and commended staff for persuading property owners to address violations. Staff also reported there were two parking appeals pending at present.
No formal actions were taken on these informational updates; staff said they would bring specific cases to a future hearing if compliance was not achieved.
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