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Titusville magistrate finds some properties in compliance and imposes fines, sets correction deadlines
Summary
At a Nov. code enforcement hearing in Titusville, Magistrate Don Wynn found several properties now in compliance but ordered administrative costs or daily fines for others and set correction deadlines, notably imposing $250-per-day and $100-per-day penalties for ongoing violations.
TITUSVILLE, Fla. — Magistrate Don Wynn on Nov. 7 heard a full docket of code‑enforcement cases for the City of Titusville, finding several properties returned to compliance while imposing administrative costs or daily fines on properties that remained out of compliance.
Officer May, presenting several continued Massey cases, told the hearing that a storage container at 2655 Ollie Byrd Drive had been removed and the property was now in compliance. Don Wynn ruled, “I find based on the evidence and testimony presented that notice was properly provided to the respondent and the respondent did appear. The evidence demonstrates that the property located at 2655 Ollie Byrd Drive ... is no longer in violation,” but ordered the respondent to pay $146.14 in administrative costs.
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