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Stipulations resolved in two animal‑control matters; several docket items withdrawn
Summary
The magistrate accepted stipulations resolving citations for two respondents and recorded several docket withdrawals. One stipulation required payment of fines and completion of the Collier County responsible pet ownership course; several listed cases were withdrawn.
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At the start of the July 17 Collier County hearing the clerk announced several withdrawn docket items. The magistrate then accepted two stipulations that resolved cited matters without contested hearings.
For case CEAC20250007348 (Adolphina Belgara), parties stipulated to payment of operational costs ($50 per citation), administrative fees ($7 per citation) and civil penalties ($500 per citation) for a total of $1,114 to be paid within 30 days; the respondent also agreed to complete the county's responsible pet ownership course within 90 days. The magistrate found the stipulation acceptable and entered an order reflecting those terms on the record.
Similarly, a stipulation for case CEAC20260000884 (Gutierrez/Luna) resolved two citations and included suspended fines conditioned on two years of no additional animal‑related violations; the magistrate reviewed calculations on the record and entered the order. Multiple docket entries were also noted as withdrawn by the county clerk at the start of the session.
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