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Votes at a glance: major adjudications and mitigation decisions from the code hearing

City of Miami Code Compliance Hearing · September 4, 2025

Summary

The board voted on multiple mitigation and enforcement motions, approving case-by-case outcomes including mitigations to statutory minimums and findings of guilt with per‑diem fines; this roundup lists key motions, outcomes and next administrative steps.

The City of Miami code board handled a long docket and approved multiple motions affecting property owners across the city. Below are the key votes and outcomes recorded on the public record.

- 7638 North Miami Avenue (case 00133231): Finding of guilt; immediate compliance ordered; board approved a motion for a $1,000 per‑diem with an increased irreparable-harm amount; staff to prepare order. - 1498 Northwest 36th Street (case 00009586): Mitigated to $15,000 (commercial minimum) after manager and counsel presented compliance information. - 777 Northwest 21st Terrace (case 00007735): Mitigated to $15,000 (commercial minimum) after counsel and contractor testimony. - 725 Northeast 67th Street (case 00057262): Vacant‑lot mitigation approved at $7,500 (minimum for vacant lot). - 190 Northwest 59th Street (case 00026656): Vacant‑lot mitigation approved at $7,500. - 860 Southwest 5th Street (case 00076893): Reduced to $2,200 under the 20% reduction rule because the lien was below the commercial minimum. - 768 Northeast 72nd Street (case 00076893): Adjudicated guilty; mitigated to $10,000 after consideration of an affidavit of compliance.

Most inspector-initiated cases in the later docket were admitted on the record and resulted in findings of guilt with short compliance windows (commonly 3 days) and per‑diem fines starting from $150–$500 depending on property type. Board staff will prepare written orders for each case and notify property owners of compliance deadlines and any outstanding fines.

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