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Fernandina Beach code enforcement board thanks members and prepares transition to special magistrate

City of Fernandina Beach Code Enforcement and Appeals Board · April 2, 2026
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Summary

At its April 2 meeting — the board’s final constituent session before dissolution May 1 — members gave farewell remarks, thanked staff and introduced incoming staff; the city confirmed the board will transition to a special magistrate process.

Members of the City of Fernandina Beach Code Enforcement and Appeals Board delivered closing remarks at the April 2 meeting, which the board noted is the final constituent board session before the statutory dissolution on May 1. The chair thanked retiring members and staff, praised volunteers and recognized specific staff and former board members for their service.

City staff introduced Michelle’s replacement (identified in the record as Mark/Marco Aguilera) and the city attorney reminded members that the board is officially dissolved on May 1 and must not deliberate on new cases after that date. Staff said the city will transition enforcement hearings to a special magistrate process and that staff and the incoming manager will work to continue operations smoothly.

The board adjourned after formal thanks and a short reception of remarks; staff thanked members and confirmed contact processes for pending cases prior to the transition.