Royal Palm Beach special magistrate: findings, fines and compliance dates from Oct. 8 docket

The Village of Royal Palm Beach special magistrate heard a large docket of code‑enforcement matters on Oct. 8, 2025. The magistrate issued findings of fact, continued several matters to set compliance deadlines and awarded fines where prior compliance dates were missed. Below is a compact "at‑a‑glance" list of the cases addressed, the magistrate’s outcomes and any compliance dates or fines recorded on the hearing record.

Votes at a glance (case → address → respondent → outcome / compliance or fine)

- 25‑08261171 → North State Road 7 → Florida South Division LLC (Aldi site) → Irreparable finding for Aug. 21 incident; one‑time $1,000 fine (see separate article).

- 25‑0528120 → Sparrow Drive (Parkview at Palm Beach Condominium Association, Inc.) → Status continued; association to submit milestone inspection follow‑up/engineer reports; compliance/appearance date established for Nov. 10; existing $50/day fine remains available if noncompliant.

- 25‑05749701 → Belvedere Road (Belvedere Road 11 LLC) → Status: wall (buffer wall) replacement project; planning process requires concrete wall; start estimated January; compliance check set for Dec. 1, 2025.

- 25‑05759801 → Belvedere Road (Belvedere Road 11 LLC) → Companion status item continued to Dec. 1, 2025; parties to provide timeline updates.

- 25‑0520111 → Segovia Avenue (Latasha A. Odom) → Affidavit of compliance accepted; magistrate assessed a fine listed in the record as $6.25 and marked the matter “not continuing.” (Record shows mailed posting and compliance.)

- 25‑0773800 → Hibiscus Drive (Israel Carcamo Aguilar & Anna Carina P. Lopez) → Respondent present and pursuing permit for a shed; status/fine hearing set for Nov. 24, 2025 (appearance at 12/10 fine hearing also noted); $25/day fine if not in compliance.

- 25‑0770127 → Seagull Court (Gina Saint Sius) → Repeat violation for parking on lawn; hearing record shows village sought a $75/day fine; record entry indicates a $13.50 total fine (as stated on record) and magistrate granted the fine amount as recorded.

- 25‑0810184 → Boveo Street (Antonio & Sandra Ferreira) → Work without permit (door replacement): permit obtained and magistrate entered a finding of fact; no continuing fine assessed.

- 25‑0865122 → Granada Street (Anita & Randall Murphy) → Association/owner presented that many items are complete; magistrate continued to Dec. 1, 2025 and set the prior $25/day fine in place if noncompliant.

- 25‑071510972 → Grandview Way (Dorian D. Ingram & Ednard Virgil) → Mixed violations including unpermitted shed/pergola and yard issues. Magistrate bifurcated simpler items (bare spots, stained gutter, garbage can screening) with compliance by Oct. 30, 2025, and set permit‑related items for Dec. 1, 2025 with a $50/day fine for the remaining code sections.

- Multiple single‑address outcomes across pages of the docket (selected outcomes below; each item was recorded on the hearing record): - 25‑069211001 Southern Boulevard (IVT Southern Royal Palm Beach) → Out of compliance for 13 days; $3.25 and continuing (granted). - 25‑03831034 Serenade Circle (Fannett Boulet) → Prior order required compliance by 07/31; magistrate granted fine of $17.25 and continuing on record. - 25‑0615768 Orchid Drive (J0J Management Services, LLC) → Posted service; fine $3.25 and continuing (granted). - 25‑062310229 Okeechobee Boulevard (Cobblestone Village at Royal Palm Beach) → Prior order compliance date missed; $3.25 and continuing (granted). - 25‑06741201 Royal Palm Beach Boulevard (Somerset Real Estate Holdings I LLC) → $3.25 and continuing (granted). - 25‑0502142 Alcazar Street (Vincent R. Castillo) → Artificial turf/landscape concern; out of compliance 41 days; magistrate recorded $102.05 (as stated in record) and continuing (granted). [record uses arithmetic displayed in hearing; see notice for details] - 25‑0550126 Ponce De Leon Street (Danielle M. & Joyce C. Bowman) → Pool unsanitary; prior order required compliance by 08/28; magistrate recorded a $4,100 fine and continuing (gravity‑based fine; granted). - 25‑0567xxx Sandpiper / other addresses → Mixed yard, parking, trash items; multiple $3.25 and continuing fines granted where prior compliance dates were missed (see hearing docket for case‑by‑case amounts). - 25‑0736511 North State Road 7511 SR 7 Owner LLC / CubeSmart — related to the Aldi matter: affidavit of compliance entered for certain items; separate enforcement tied to the Aldi staging matter was adjudicated earlier on this docket.

- Additional matters with compliance orders or findings of fact (selected): - 25‑08131102 Royal Palm Beach Boulevard (Crossroads RTG Owner LLC) → Prohibited signs: magistrate granted the finding and ordered removal per notice (service via certified mail recorded). - 25‑0833878 Gardena Drive (Daniel Hector Perez) → Parking against the flow of traffic: compliance by Nov. 24 or appearance at 12/10 fine hearing; $25/day if not complied (granted). - 25‑0864153 Sparrow Drive (RIC25 LTD) → Irrigation without permit: compliance by Oct. 30 or $100/day fine (granted with higher per‑day fine due to water connection concerns).

Notes on the docket and record

- Most cases on the docket were administrative code‑enforcement matters: findings of fact (orders that respondents either complied or must comply), status continuances to allow permitting or contracted repairs, and monetary fines when prior compliance deadlines were missed. - The hearing record identifies service methods for each case (certified mail, green‑card signature, or posting) and admits photographic exhibits and permit‑related documents where available. - The magistrate repeatedly instructed respondents to document compliance (photos or reinspection requests) so the building department or code office can enter an affidavit of compliance to close matters.

How to get more detail

The hearing record contains the full list of docketed case numbers, exhibits and the magistrate’s written orders; respondents and members of the public should consult the village’s code‑enforcement office for case files, copies of magistrate orders and precise fine calculations. The magistrate’s oral rulings at the hearing set deadlines and fines as recorded above; the written order mailed to each respondent is the controlling document for appeal or fine‑reduction requests.