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Pasco Code Enforcement Board approves Resolution 6-25; no cases on agenda
Summary
At a brief meeting with no active enforcement cases, the Pasco Code Enforcement Board approved Resolution No. 6-25, finding certain violations corrected, allowing dismissals and voluntary correction agreements, and directing other procedural actions.
The Pasco Code Enforcement Board approved Resolution No. 6-25 during a brief meeting in which the board reported there were no active cases on the agenda.
The resolution, moved during the meeting, includes findings that certain code violations have been corrected and may be dismissed, allows the board to accept voluntary correction agreements, permits assessing penalties in some cases, and imposes time frames for compliance. Board members also approved minutes from the Dec. 5, 2024, meeting.
Board member 2, a member of the Pasco Code Enforcement Board, moved to approve the minutes of the Dec. 5, 2024, meeting “as mailed.” The motion received an affirmative vote and was declared carried. Board member 4, a member of the Pasco Code Enforcement Board, moved that the board approve Resolution No. 6-25 “as amended,” stating the resolution would: find corrected violations eligible for dismissal; defer action on certain cases until proper notification; accept voluntary correction agreements; assess penalties; and impose time frames on specified cases. The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
There was no substantive discussion recorded about individual properties or enforcement actions; the presiding officer noted that no cases were on the agenda. The board opened with roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance and adjourned at 7:02 p.m.
The action does not list specific properties, penalty amounts, or implementation timelines in the public remarks recorded during the meeting. Any case-level enforcement or penalties would rely on the resolution’s provisions and subsequent staff processing or future agenda items.
