Lien Reduction

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Lien Reduction

Owner who said she was stationed abroad wins lien reduction after board finds certified-mail dispute

A Daytona Beach property owner who said she was serving overseas and never got notice had a $3,424 lien reduced to $1,700, subject to payment within 30 days; staff said certified mail and posting were performed. The board approved the reduction after the owner and inspectors presented conflicting accounts.

Daytona Beach CityOct 8, 2026

Lien Reduction

Special magistrate reduces two liens to $3,540 plus costs to help owner pursue short sale

Staff recommended and the magistrate accepted cuts to two code lien amounts on a property at 1431 Eldron Blvd SE to make a short sale possible; total reduced fines equal $3,540 plus $750 in prosecution costs, payable within 180 days (04/12/2027).

Palm BayOct 14, 2026

Lien Reduction

Magistrate grants joint motion to reduce fines and signs lien-reduction order

In Case CCM-22-00023 the magistrate approved a county offer for lien reduction and signed a joint order reducing fines; the owner’s representative confirmed the stipulation and the matter was closed pending filing of the order.

Pinellas CountyOct 12, 2026

Lien Reduction

Magistrates approve reduced liens, set repayment windows for several Fort Pierce properties

Hearing panel approved multiple lien reductions tied to nuisance abatement and demolition costs, setting repayment deadlines (30–360 days depending on case) and explaining reductions cannot fall below the city's hard abatement costs.

Fort PierceOct 7, 2026