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Oviedo special magistrate enters order after city code officer says property is compliant
Summary
At a February hearing, the special magistrate in and for the City of Oviedo entered an order finding 1977 Alafaya Trail (Case No. 26-000004, respondent QJB Properties, LLC) in compliance after Code Enforcement Officer Lindsey Longstreet testified the property was brought into compliance as of Feb. 24.
The special magistrate in and for the City of Oviedo entered an order at the body’s February hearing after a city code enforcement officer testified that the property at 1977 Alafaya Trail had been brought into compliance.
Code Enforcement Officer Lindsey Longstreet, representing the city of Oviedo, was sworn and told the magistrate, "so we actually wanted to advise you that, as of Tuesday, February 24, the property was in compliance." The magistrate responded, "I'll enter an order that it is now coming to compliance."
The magistrate opened the session by announcing the single docket item: Case No. 26-000004, with respondent listed as QJB Properties, LLC, concerning the property at 1977 Alafaya Trail, Oviedo, Florida 32765. The parcel identifier was read in the record as "20Two-twenty1Hyphen31Hyphen300Hyphen028EHyphen0000."
After the officer's testimony, the magistrate entered an order reflecting compliance and asked if there was any other business. A meeting participant indicated there was none, and the magistrate adjourned the hearing.
No fines, appeal deadlines, or follow-up inspections were recorded in the transcript. The hearing lasted only long enough for the officer to report compliance and for the magistrate to enter the order and adjourn.
