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Read. Follow. Verify.Code Enforcement Lien: 18321 NW 19 Street
Record date · December 18, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Pembroke Pines is moving to certify a $12,750 lien against the property at 18321 NW 19 Street due to unpermitted window and door installations. The fine is based on 84 days of non-compliance and continues to accrue at $150 per day.
The property owners, Luis and Stacie Alisha Jimenez, face a $12,750 financial lien on their home, which will continue to increase by $150 daily until the building code violations are resolved.
Who It Affects
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Luis & Stacie Alisha Jimenez
The property owners are subject to a $12,750 lien and ongoing daily fines for unpermitted construction.
City of Pembroke Pines
The city is the enforcing agency seeking to collect fines for building code violations.
Key Facts
- The city is seeking to certify a lien of $12,750.00 against the property at 18321 NW 19 Street.
- The violation involves the installation of new windows and a door without required building permits.
- The fine amount includes an administrative fee of $150.00.
- The fine is calculated based on 84 days of non-compliance at a rate of $150.00 per day.
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- The daily fine of $150.00 is currently still accruing.
- The case is identified as #240100365.
- The case is scheduled for a public hearing before the Code Compliance Magistrate.
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Accruing Liability
The fine is not a fixed amount; it is a dynamic debt that increases by $150 every day until the property owner takes action.
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