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Miami hearing officer enters multiple settlements, dismissals and voided citations in Sept. 18 ticket appeals

5778939 · September 18, 2025
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Summary

At the City of Miami hearing officer session Sept. 18, multiple code-enforcement matters were resolved: many respondents agreed to small fines to settle citations, one matter was dismissed and at least one ticket was voided because it had been issued to the prior owner.

The City of Miami hearing officer’s ticket-appeal session on Sept. 18, 2025, concluded with dozens of case outcomes: the officer signed orders settling multiple citations for littering/dumping, tree work without permits, inoperable vehicles and related code violations; the city dismissed at least one case after the inspector reported the violation had been complied with; and one citation was voided when the property appraiser records showed the wrong owner had been cited.

Highlights from orders entered at the hearing (case number — property — violation — outcome):

- 00073947 — 121 Southwest 20 Second Avenue — tree removal/trimming/root pruning without permit — settled for $2,000. - 130870 — 1744 Northwest 15th Street — illegal dumping of waste tires on the right-of-way — settled for $525. - 130950 — 905 Northwest 50 Eighth Street — dumping/littering — settled for $150. - 1294428 — 5534 Northeast First Avenue — dumping/littering — settled for $100. - 128435 — 3230 Day Avenue — dumping/littering (cleanup noted April 30, 2025) — settled for $250. - 00126063 — 2846 Northwest 20 Second Court — dumping/littering (cleanup noted) — settled for $250. - 00129434 — 1250 Northwest 40 Fourth Street — dumping/littering — settled for $150. - 00131810 — 155 Northwest 17th Street — tree removal/trimming/root pruning without permit — settled for $100. - 00111535 — 147 Northwest 60 First Street — failure to protect a tree during development — settled for $250. - 00130492 — 1160 Northwest 50 Seventh Street — tree removal/trimming/root pruning without permit — settled for $100. - 00136645 — 718 Northeast 80 First Street — tree removal/trimming/root pruning without permit — settled for $750. - 00112707 — 17 Southwest 30 Second Court Road — dumping/littering (cleanup noted Jan. 5, 2025) — settled for $250. - 00110764 — 1129 Northwest 20 Ninth Street — dumping/littering (cleanup noted Nov. 2024) — settled for $250. - 00128158 — 1170 Northwest 65 Street — dumping/littering — settled for $250. - 00138548 — 2340 Northwest 20 Eighth Street — ticket voided because citation was issued to previous owner; hearing officer voided the ticket. - 00131668 — 911 Southwest Eighth Court — tree removal/trimming/root pruning without permit — settled for $500. - 99584 — 3011 New York Street — illegal dumping of waste tires (cleaned up Aug. 2024) — dismissed by the city. - 00131479 (page 105) — 586 Northwest 40 Eighth Street — tree removal without permit — settled for $200. - 00131369 (page 110) — 586 Northwest 40 Eighth Street — dumping/littering — settled for $250. - 00131203 (page 113) — 586 Northwest 40 Eighth Street — dumping/littering — settled for $250. - 00130807 — 1301 Northwest 60 First Street — tree removal/trimming/root pruning without permit — settled for $150. - 00129451 — 720 Northeast 70 Seventh Street — inoperable/untagged vehicle on property — settled for $50. - 00096248 — 528 Northeast 70 Second Street — dumping/littering (cleanup June 2024) — settled for $250.

The hearing officer also handled numerous procedural items at the session: several individuals who appeared lacked a valid power of attorney and had their appeals upheld (the citation stands) or were told the ticket would be upheld unless a valid power of attorney was produced before the hearing concluded. Several matters were reset or continued because inspectors or property representatives were unavailable; several other items were recorded as no-shows and will be processed per standard procedure.

The hearing officer opened the session with standard instructions about the quasi-judicial nature of the proceedings, evidence submission and the availability of appeal to the Miami-Dade County Circuit Court Appellate Division within 30 days of any order. The clerk and hearing officer signed orders for the items resolved at the session.

Copies of signed orders are available at the hearing clerk’s desk for parties who attended the session and for those who follow up with the hearing office.