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Roofer admits work inside bald eagle buffer; magistrate approves $2,000 civil penalties
Summary
J & G Roofing LLC admitted performing construction within an active bald eagle buffer zone; the magistrate approved stipulations that assess a one‑time $2,000 civil penalty (suspended in one case) and operational costs.
Two stipulations were presented and accepted for J & G Roofing LLC after the respondent and county agreed terms in court. Adam Collier, representing Collier County code enforcement, read the stipulations describing construction performed within an active bald eagle buffer zone without required approvals.
Adam Collier read the terms into the record: "Therefore, it is agreed between the parties that the respondent shall pay operational costs... and that the special magistrate orders the respondent to pay a one time civil penalty of $2,000 to be paid within 30 days of this hearing." The magistrate entered orders consistent with the stipulations; in one case the $2,000 penalty was suspended for two years provided there are no violations of the county land‑development and building codes during that period.
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