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Town reviews May code‑enforcement activity and requests increased beach access parking patrols

Town of Belleair Shore · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Town Clerk Mary Palmer reported 25 code‑enforcement entries in May, 13 directed patrols, the town ATV was out for two weeks, and 11 homes are in active construction; a request for more proactive parking enforcement at beach accesses during sunset hours was forwarded to midnight‑shift supervisors.

Town Clerk Mary F. Palmer reviewed the town's code enforcement activity for May. She reported there were 25 entries for the month and 13 directed patrols; she also noted the town's ATV was unavailable for two weeks and that "Belleair Shore currently has eleven homes involved in some type of active construction."

Palmer said she forwarded a request for more proactive parking enforcement at the beach accesses, particularly during sunset hours, to supervisors of the midnight shift and said the town will monitor the results. No new enforcement policy or budget allocation was approved at the meeting.