Magistrate authorizes foreclosure on several long-outstanding code liens
Summary
Magistrate authorized the city to proceed with foreclosure on multiple properties with certified fines and unpaid administrative fees, after staff confirmed certified delivery and file histories for each lien.
The Cooper City special magistrate authorized the city to proceed with foreclosure on multiple properties where certified fines and recording of liens were in effect and administrative fees were unpaid.
On several docket items the city reported long-running violations with certified fines and returned mail histories, and staff presented proof of service where available. Cases authorized for foreclosure included Group 18 26 Properties LLC (9620 Sterling Road #110) and other commercial and property‑management entities with certified liens and unpaid administrative fees. The magistrate repeatedly authorized foreclosure actions "as long as the proper notices and proper steps are provided," instructing staff to follow required statutory notice procedures before any sale or foreclosure filing.
Several of the cases were placed on the foreclosure list because liens had been recorded for more than 90 days and owners did not respond or appear at the hearings; where evidence of recent compliance or payment was shown, the magistrate instead marked those items as complied or reset status dates.
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