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Residents press council on overcrowded rentals and roosters; staff to follow up
Summary
During public comment a resident raised long-running code issues at a nearby rental property — alleged overcrowding, roosters and unsafe conditions — and code enforcement staff said they will review the case and work with Officer Dube; the special magistrate docket is next scheduled in January.
Resident Daniel Milosh (speaker 15) detailed code complaints about a rental behind his house including multiple unrelated occupants, tarps, rooftop pens and roosters that wake neighbors early. He asked whether the town restricts the number of unrelated occupants; staff replied that Palm Beach County health-code occupancy limits apply and that the town's code team will investigate.
Nicole Driss (speaker 12), who oversees code enforcement, said the special magistrate docket has no December hearing and cases will roll to January; she offered to work with Officer Dube to review documentation and photos and follow up with the resident. Council members encouraged reporting and thanked volunteer neighbors who help monitor conditions.
Provenance: public-comment segment focused on nuisance and code-enforcement follow-up.
