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Commissioners reduce $350,000-plus lien to $3,500 to enable prospective rehabilitation sale
Summary
Seminole County commissioners approved reducing a 2008–2018 code-enforcement lien on a probate property from about $350,540.19 to $3,500 after staff said the property had been brought into compliance and a prospective buyer pledged renovation.
The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners voted April 22 to reduce a longstanding code-enforcement lien assessed on a property originally cited in 2008 to a negotiated amount of $3,500 to enable a prospective purchaser to complete a sale and rehabilitation.
Alexis Valle, code enforcement clerk, told commissioners the lien arose from violations cited in October 2008 for trash, debris, uncultivated vegetation and other unsightly matter. The…
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