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Code Violation Fine Reduction Request: 2101 Capri Circle

Original title: FIRE-24-0054 MASSEY Property Address: 2101 Capri Circle, Deltona, FL 32738 Parcel ID: 8130-74-42-0250 Property Owner: Grand Avenue ECDC Housing Inc. 3200 W. Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32808 Violation: City of Deltona Ordinance, Chapter 42, Article IV, Fire Codes, Ch. 42-186. - Adopted Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition, NFPA 1, Ch. 1.7.12.10- No construction work shall proceed until the AHJ has reviewed the plans for compliance with the applicable codes and standards and the applicable permits have been issued. NFPA 1 Ch.13.1.9- Whenever impairments, critical deficiencies, or non-critical deficiencies are identified in water-based fire protection systems maintained accordance with NFPA 25, they shall be corrected in a time frame approved by the AHJ. Corrective Action: Obtain permit for the installation of the mobility chair and associated electrical. Have all deficiencies on the fire sprinkler system repaired by a licensed fire sprinkler contractor. This case was for a chair lift being installed without permit. The representative for the property is requesting a reduction for the amount owed for 38 days @$50.00/day = $1,900.00. The representative states in the request for reduction he did not clearly understand the orders given until the Massey hearing and is now incompliance as of February 4, 2025.

Record date · May 28, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The property owner of 2101 Capri Circle is requesting a reduction of $1,900 in fines related to unpermitted construction of a mobility chair lift and fire sprinkler system deficiencies. The owner reports they are now in compliance as of February 4, 2025, and cited a lack of clarity regarding previous orders.

Why it matters

The will decide whether to waive or reduce $1,900 in accrued daily fines for a property owner who installed a mobility chair lift without required permits and failed to maintain fire sprinkler systems.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Grand Avenue ECDC Housing Inc.

The organization is responsible for paying the $1,900 fine and ensuring the property meets fire and construction codes.

Directly affected

City of Deltona

The city is responsible for enforcing fire codes and collecting fines for code violations.

Key Facts

  • The property owner accrued $1,900 in fines at a rate of $50 per day for 38 days.
  • The violation involved installing a mobility chair lift without obtaining the required construction and electrical permits.
  • The property was found to have deficiencies in its water-based fire protection system, violating NFPA 25 standards.
  • The property owner claims to have achieved full compliance as of February 4, 2025.
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  • The owner is requesting a reduction of the $1,900 fine, citing a lack of understanding of previous orders until the Massey hearing.
  • The case is being heard by the Special Magistrate under file number 15-9607.
  • The violations cite City of Deltona Ordinance Chapter 42, Article IV, and the Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was the property owner fined?
The owner installed a mobility chair lift without a permit and failed to maintain the fire sprinkler system according to code.
How much is the fine?
The total fine amount is $1,900, calculated at $50 per day for 38 days.
Is the property currently in compliance?
The property representative states that the property has been in compliance since February 4, 2025.

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Compliance-Based Fine Mitigation

The case highlights the standard process where property owners seek fine reductions after achieving compliance, often citing communication barriers.

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