Daytona Beach Code Enforcement Board imposes fines, schedules compliance deadlines and waives one lien

Summary

The Daytona Beach Code Enforcement Board on Feb. 13 heard more than 50 property cases, voted to reduce or waive two penalties and set fines or compliance deadlines on multiple properties. Staff recommendations generally were adopted; most cases were continued to the March or April cutoff for follow-up.

The Daytona Beach Code Enforcement Board on Feb. 13 held a full docket of property-maintenance and permit cases, voting to impose daily fines, continue compliance deadlines and, in two notable actions, reduce a previously assessed fine to $5,000 and waive a lien entirely.

The board considered dozens of individual cases — ranging from unpermitted work and damaged roofing to overgrown lots and unsecured pools — and mostly adopted the city’s staff recommendations. Several respondents were granted short continuances for inspections or permit work; others were ordered to pay fines or return to the board if they did not reach compliance by the stated cutoff dates.

Votes at a glance

- Case involving Innovative Factor Corporation (owner: Davidson Saint Ford): Board accepted the city recommendation to reduce a previously assessed fine to $5,000, payable in 30 days; if not paid the fine returns to the original amount. (Motion to accept city recommendation made by Ms. Roby; second Mr. Harrington; outcome: approved.)

- Lien review (Blue Palm Property Management / 724 Colfax Drive; representative Steve Cooney): Staff recommended and the board voted to waive the lien (reduce the amount to $0). (Motion by Mr. Gonzales; second Mr. Harrington;…

Daytona Beach Code Enforcement Board imposes fines, schedules compliance deadlines and waives one lien

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