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Safety Harbor board finds owner in violation over unpermitted pool screen; orders costs and daily fine if not permitted
Summary
The City of Safety Harbor Code Enforcement Board on May 21 found the owner of 1118 Knollwood Drive in violation for an unpermitted pool screen enclosure, assessed $410 in administrative costs and set a $100-per-day fine to begin June 20 if the property is not brought into compliance.
The City of Safety Harbor Code Enforcement Board on May 21, 2025 found that the property at 1118 Knollwood Drive, owned by 20172 IH Borrower LP, remained in violation of Safety Harbor Land Development Code section 231(a) for a pool screen enclosure installed without a permit and ordered the owner to pay $410 in administrative costs and obtain compliance within 30 days or face a $100-per-day fine beginning June 20, 2025.
The decision followed testimony from Paul Bushey, Community Compliance Officer for the City of Safety Harbor, who said city inspections beginning Jan. 2, 2025 documented several maintenance issues (a polluted, unprotected pool; rotted soffit and fascia; and interior drywall removal). Bushey said the care-of-premises violations were later cured, but the pool screen enclosure remained unpermitted and in place as of the May 21 hearing. The city submitted tax-appraiser…
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