Ocoee commission debates code-enforcement quorum, votes to keep seven-member board and recruit applicants
After months of cancelled meetings, commissioners debated using a special magistrate versus restructuring the city—s Code Enforcement Board. The commission voted to keep the seven-member board and open applications to fill vacancies while staff will follow up to address attendance and backlog issues.
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The City Commission of Ocoee debated changes to the Code Enforcement Board on a packed May meeting after the board failed to reach a quorum for several months, delaying hearings on residential violations.
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