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Council appoints David M. Langley as special magistrate for code-enforcement cases
Summary
The council approved Resolution No. 2025-169 to contract David M. Langley as the towns Special Magistrate for code enforcement; Langley said he would be "happy to be the Special Magistrate" and council approved the resolution 4-0.
The Montverde Town Council approved Resolution No. 2025-169 on March 26 to appoint David M. Langley as the town's Special Magistrate for code-enforcement hearings.
David M. Langley introduced himself to the council and provided a brief overview of his resume and practice; he told the council he would be "happy to be the Special Magistrate." Council members asked about his background, whether he could serve in multiple jurisdictions and how he would approach property-rights questions. Town Attorney Anita Geraci-Carver and Langley discussed roles and jurisdiction: Geraci-Carver emphasized the Special Magistrate would serve as a neutral adjudicator in code-enforcement matters and would not provide legal advice to the council.
No members of the public spoke for or against the resolution during the public hearing, and the council approved Resolution No. 2025-169 by a 4-0 vote.
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