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Titusville magistrate orders repairs, sets deadlines and fines for multiple properties
Summary
The City of Titusville code enforcement magistrate reviewed several noncompliance cases and issued orders: one owner found in compliance but charged $105.66 in costs; another given 10 business days to obtain a permit or face $500/day fines; two vacant/residential properties were ordered to make repairs by early March, with $100/day fines per violation thereafter.
A code enforcement magistrate in Titusville on Thursday heard several noncompliance cases and issued orders requiring repairs or permits, setting deadlines and attaching administrative costs and daily fines for properties found to remain in violation.
The magistrate accepted documentary evidence and testimony in multiple cases. For 306 South Singleton Avenue, Patricia Sherrick said flood damage to her family home produced a temporary accumulation of belongings while she and helpers cleared the property. She told the magistrate, “I fully agree with the code enforcement's assessment of the property and the violations that occurred there,” and staff confirmed the property was in compliance as of the morning. The magistrate ordered reimbursement to the city of hard costs totaling $105.66 to be paid within 30 days.
In a more contested hearing at 5155 South Washington Avenue (case 25‑89), city staff said the business and…
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