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Code enforcement to target legacy multifamily buildings for 40/30/10-year safety inspections
Summary
Code Enforcement Director Orlando Rodriguez said the village is increasing outreach and inspections of legacy multifamily buildings built in the 1960s–1970s, using a recurring 40-year/30-year/10-year inspection cadence to confirm structural safety and encourage HOAs to schedule outreach visits.
Orlando Rodriguez, the village’s code enforcement director, told residents the office manages noncriminal municipal codes — business licensing, short-term-rental monitoring and recycling — and is emphasizing safety inspections for older multifamily buildings built in the 1960s and 1970s. Rodriguez described the inspection cadence the office uses and offered to attend HOA meetings to explain what residents should expect.
Rodriguez said the department assists public works and building officials with storm preparation, monitoring construction sites and working to secure loose materials before storms make landfall. He encouraged residents to call the code-enforcement office directly with questions and noted his direct number is posted on the website’s enforcement tab.
Residents were invited to request an on-site visit and to consult posted guidance on the village website.
