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Pensacola code hearings: one case closed, three properties ordered to comply with permits or face fines
Summary
On Dec. 23, 2025, a special magistrate closed one code-enforcement case where a permit and costs were resolved, left another open pending unpaid court costs, and ordered two properties to remedy violations by Jan. 26, 2026 or face $25-per-day fines beginning Jan. 27.
Special Magistrate Ralph Peterson presiding over the Code Enforcement Authority of the City of Pensacola closed one case and ordered remediation and potential fines for two other properties at a hearing Tuesday afternoon.
Officer Bilby told the court that a permit had been issued for work at 2805 East Lloyd Street and that court costs had been paid in full. "A permit has been issued for all of the required items, and court costs have been paid in full," Bilby said, and Peterson found the violation corrected and closed that case.
On 5030 Bayou Boulevard, Bilby said the property was found previously in violation for work without a…
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