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Cooper City magistrate closes multiple code-enforcement cases, sets compliance deadlines and certifies fines
Summary
At a Cooper City special-magistrate docket the magistrate closed several matters after compliance, dismissed one parking citation for lack of vehicle ownership, and certified multiple fines where no appeal or payment was filed; several property owners received orders with compliance deadlines and administrative fees.
At a Cooper City special-magistrate hearing the magistrate closed multiple code-enforcement matters, found violations in several property maintenance cases with compliance deadlines, dismissed at least one citation for lack of vehicle ownership, and certified fines where respondents did not appear or appeal.
In a public-parking case for Jacqueline David (case 5775), the magistrate dismissed the citation after testimony established the vehicle identified in the citation was not the homeowner's. The city had presented a photograph showing a van parked over a catch basin; Sergeant Mosca testified he placed the citation on the vehicle's windshield. The magistrate admonished the homeowner to prevent others from parking over the catch…
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