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Read. Follow. Verify.Code Violation Fine Reduction Request: 2101 Capri Circle
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.
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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Grand Avenue ECDC Housing Inc.
The organization is responsible for paying the $1,900 fine and ensuring the property meets fire and construction codes.
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.
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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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