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Seminole County code board closes two unsecured‑pool cases after owners secure gates
Summary
The Seminole County Code Enforcement Board found two Longwood property owners in compliance after they changed pool gate latches; the board dismissed accumulated penalties in one case and reduced another lien to administrative costs.
The Seminole County Code Enforcement Board on June 26 closed two cases involving unsecured swimming pools after owners made repairs that met county requirements.
Officer Melissa Hill, Seminole County Sheriff's Office code enforcement (South Region), said the county had cited both properties under Seminole County Code chapter 95, section 95.4 (defined in 95.3) for unsecured pools. "The latch needs to be facing the pool, not on the opposite side," Hill said when explaining why both gates initially failed inspection.
In case 25‑17, respondent Betty W. Tanzer…
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