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Special Magistrate approves multiple stipulated settlements and resets a string of cases to May 4
Summary
At the April 15, 2026 Town of Loxahatchee Groves code enforcement hearing, the special magistrate approved several agreed orders and reset multiple cases for further action on May 4, 2026. Most matters were resolved by stipulation or continued at the town's request.
Magistrate Brandenburgg presiding over the Town of Loxahatchee Groves Code Enforcement Special Magistrate hearing on April 15 approved a series of stipulated settlement agreements and reset several other matters for further proceedings on May 4, 2026.
The town's code officers presented case files and, where available, stipulated agreements or requests for continuance. John Suarez presented CE-26-34 (property listed in the file as at 12823 Kazzy Road) and stated the respondent had signed a settlement; the magistrate found proper service and approved the agreed order adopting the settlement. Suarez likewise presented CE-26-31 (Moses Landscaping Inc., 15346 San Diego Drive), and the magistrate approved the agreed order after Suarez confirmed certified mailing and posting.
Deanna Thomas presented CE-26-54 (listed at 15331/15339 Okatobee Boulevard) and said the property owner had agreed to a stipulated resolution; the magistrate accepted the town's case file and approved the settlement. The magistrate also approved a stipulated settlement in CE-26-48 (filed to the record as Donald and Sheri Tetro Trust, 13538 Alkatobe/Okatobee Boulevard) after the town confirmed service and the presence of a signed agreement.
Several other matters were continued or reset to May 4, 2026, at the town's request: CE-26-52 (Gale Hankla, 14523 Okobee Boulevard), CE-26-49 (13313 Brian Road and related parcels), CE-26-56 (Dustin and Jamie Erdle, PCN 4141431701-6130020), CE-26-55 (F Road Holdings LLC, 1858 F Road), and CE-26-45 (PBP Investments LLC, PCN 4141-431701210). Suarez and Thomas testified that owners or managers had been contacted in most of those matters and that site meetings or preparation of stipulations were in progress.
Throughout the docket the magistrate accepted the town's case files into the record, made findings of proper service where affidavits and certified-mail receipts were shown, and either approved settlement agreements or issued orders resetting hearings. "I am going to make a finding of proper service and I am going to approve the agreed order adopting settlement agreement," Magistrate Brandenburgg said on multiple matters after the town submitted documentation.
The hearing concluded with confirmation that the continued matters will be heard on May 4, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. and the magistrate adjourning the session at 9:48 a.m.
What this means: most of the cases on the April 15 docket were resolved by settlement or scheduled for continued review, leaving the town with specified dates to verify compliance or finalize agreements.
