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Code board reduces $5,400 fine to $540 for unpermitted work after compliance
Summary
The City of Clermont Code Enforcement Board approved staff's recommendation to reduce a $5,400 fine to $540 for a property at 3224 Sailing Pier Avenue after staff confirmed the property was brought into compliance; payment is due within 30 days or the full fine will revert.
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City staff said the property at 3224 Sailing Pier Avenue had been in violation for 200 days for work done without a required building permit and that the current fine totaled $5,400. Staff recommended a 90% reduction to $540 because the property was brought into compliance on Feb. 22, 2026, and recommended conditional reinstatement of the full fine if the reduced amount is not paid on time.
Respondent Marvin DeGravalo told the board he moved from Texas and relied on a contractor who failed to advise him about permitting requirements. Staff confirmed the notice of violation was sent Aug. 12, 2025. The board voted to reduce the fine to $540, payable within 30 days; failure to pay will result in the fine reverting to the original $5,400.

