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Biscayne Park code board affirms fines, accepts several reductions and pauses daily fines
Summary
At its Nov. 19 meeting the Village of Biscayne Park Code Compliance Board heard more than a dozen cases, affirmed a $1,000 short-term rental penalty, approved several negotiated reductions including a $500 settlement for a carport/permit case, and paused daily fines in cases where owners pulled permits or applied for them.
The Village of Biscayne Park Code Compliance Board on Wednesday heard a full docket of enforcement cases and took action on a range of property violations.
Co‑director Doreen Grant opened the hearing and presented the first case, CE25‑0805, for 1016 Northeast 114th Street. Officer George Remedius testified that on Sept. 20 he was dispatched at 12:38 a.m., heard loud music near the pool area and issued a verbal warning after the renter complied. Alfredo Montesinos, the property manager, said the operator’s noise‑monitoring system alerted staff and argued that a $1,000 penalty was “very excessive.” The board found a violation of the short‑term‑rental noise rule and affirmed the $1,000 penalty as…
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