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Daytona Beach special magistrate hears dozens of code cases; many ordered to fix violations or face fines
Summary
At a Feb. 10, 2026 special magistrate hearing, the City of Daytona Beach obtained multiple findings of noncompliance for property-code violations, set compliance deadlines (commonly March 4 or April 8) and imposed or authorized fines to begin if properties remain out of compliance.
DAYTONA BEACH — The Daytona Beach Special Magistrate convened Feb. 10 to consider more than three dozen property-code enforcement matters, finding many respondents noncompliant and setting firm deadlines for repairs or permits, often with daily fines if compliance is not achieved.
In opening remarks the magistrate confirmed the Nov. 11, 2025 minutes and heard staff announcements that several properties were now in compliance. Inspectors then presented cases one by one, describing violations that ranged from dirt and grime and peeling paint to missing smoke detectors, exposed wiring and structural deterioration.
For several properties the magistrate explicitly ordered remediation by March 4, 2026, or by later amended dates. For example, the respondent in Case 1 (Eagleite Real Estate LLC) was ordered into compliance by 03/04/2026 or face fines up to $1,000 per day after that date, based on inspector testimony about extensive exterior and interior violations. In Case 2 (D and J Global Holding LLC), the magistrate ordered life-safety defects — including missing smoke alarms and exposed wiring — corrected…
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