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Board mitigates lien to $0 for long-running Bay Heights property case
Summary
The City of Miami hearing mitigated a 2018 code-enforcement lien on 86 Bay Heights Drive to $0 after staff said the property’s immediate past use was a single-family home and the board voted for full mitigation.
The City of Miami code-compliance hearing on a 2018 case for 86 Bay Heights Drive concluded with the board mitigating the outstanding lien to $0. Staff told the board the property was now a vacant lot but its immediate past use had been a single-family home, which allowed full mitigation if the board voted unanimously.
“This case goes back to 2018. It is now vacant land,” a city staff member stated during the hearing. A committee member moved to mitigate the lien to $0; another member seconded the motion and the board voted in favor.
Under the city’s mitigation matrix applied in the hearing, homestead-eligible single-family properties or those whose immediate past use was a single-family home can be reduced to zero by unanimous vote. The board directed staff to prepare the formal order and reminded the owner to collect the signed order before leaving the hearing. No appeal or further procedural steps were announced at the meeting.
