Code Enforcement

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Code Enforcement

Code board finds owner violated order after storage container stayed in driveway; fines assessed

The Winter Park Code Compliance Board found property owner Anthony C. Goh in violation of a prior order for leaving a storage container in plain view at 1960 Albert Lee Parkway and assessed fines of up to $250 per day, effective from the board's presumption that the container remained on site starting 07/10/2026.

Winter ParkNov 5, 2026

Code Enforcement

Erwin staff seeks demolition order for uninhabitable house at 403 East K Street

Town staff is asking the Board to adopt an ordinance ordering demolition of the structure at 403 East K Street after a minimum-housing hearing found the dwelling unfit and the owner failed to make required repairs by the July 1, 2026 deadline; staff would solicit demolition bids if the Board authorizes removal.

ErwinNov 5, 2026

Ordinance Junk And Weeds

Morgan County poised for second reading of ordinance tightening rules, fines for junk, weeds and unsafe buildings

At its Nov. 5, 2026 meeting the Morgan County Board is scheduled to consider second reading of Ordinance No. 2, Series 2026, which revises county code to define junk, weeds, inoperable vehicles and unsafe buildings, sets notice and abatement procedures, and establishes a graduated fine and civil-penalty scheme.

Morgan CountyNov 5, 2026

Code Enforcement

Council asked to OK demolition and asbestos work, including demolition of former bowling alley at 3320 Illinois Route 16

Council is scheduled to consider a set of Building & Zoning items on Nov. 5, 2026 to authorize demolition of 3320 Illinois Route 16 (owner insurance to reimburse costs), award a demolition contract (lowest bidder BDS Trucking & Excavating, up to $62,500), approve asbestos abatement quotes ($22,940 to Midwest Service Group for four residential properties) and accept demolition bids for five residential structures (bids opened Nov. 5). Funding is expected from insurance and Strong Communities Grant funds.

Litchfield CityNov 5, 2026