Owner asks for 60 days while loan pending; magistrate grants time for RV removal on vacant lot
Summary
A Williston Highlands property owner said a pending Farm Credit loan will fund remediation; the magistrate granted 60 days to clear multiple RVs and junk from the vacant lot and warned daily fines if not cured.
At a Levy County compliance hearing, Bradley Frazier reported multiple recreational vehicles and boats on a vacant parcel in the Williston Highlands neighborhood, with the first observed violation dated March 3, 2026. The property owner, who identified himself in testimony as William Veil Jr., told the magistrate he recently purchased the property, had cleaned much of the debris, and had a loan pending with a lender (Farm Credit in Trenton) that would finance necessary work but could not be finalized while a case remained active.
The magistrate acknowledged the loan constraints and granted a 60-day cure period for the RVs and cleanup. The order found violations of county codes (including 50-7-18 and 34-40) and set fines of $50 per RV per day and $100 per day for remaining junk after the cure period. The magistrate explained that language could be included to indicate fines would not be imposed if the property cured within the allowed time, but enforcement would resume if the deadlines passed.
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