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Code Enforcement Lien: 18321 NW 19 Street

Original title: CASE #240100365 CODE OFFICER C HARRIS Owner(s): Luis & Stacie Alisha Jimenez Site Address: 18321 NW 19 Street Pemb Pines, FL 33029 New windows and door installed without permits Chapter/Section: 150.11 Florida Building Code 155.313 Land Development Code: Enforcement **CERTIFY THE LIEN FOR $12,750.00** (84 days @ $150.00 per day + $150.00 Admin Fee) *This case is still accruing at $150.00 per day* _______________________________________________

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.

Why it matters

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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Directly affected

Luis & Stacie Alisha Jimenez

The property owners are subject to a $12,750 lien and ongoing daily fines for unpermitted construction.

Directly affected

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a lien?
A lien is a legal claim against a property that serves as security for a debt owed to the city.
How can the daily fines be stopped?
The document indicates the case is for unpermitted work; typically, compliance is achieved by obtaining the necessary permits and passing inspections, though the document does not explicitly state the resolution process.
What happens at the public hearing?
The will review the case and decide whether to formally .

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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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