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Code Enforcement Case: Sarah D. Wimmer

Original title: Case # 26-1502 Sarah D Wimmer 1800 Atlantic Blvd 331C Sec. 66-102 Dates due and delinquent; penalties Officer Sophia Lariz Certified Mail: Initial Hearing: 5-28-2026 In compliance as of 14 May 2026; Request dismissal Count 1: Failure to pay all past due, delinquent and collection fees for the delinquent business tax receipt.

Record date · May 28, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document outlines a code enforcement case against Sarah D. Wimmer regarding a delinquent . The respondent claims to have reached compliance as of May 14, 2026, and is requesting a dismissal of the case.

Why it matters

The document tracks a legal dispute over business tax compliance that will be addressed at a scheduled hearing on May 28, 2026.

Who It Affects

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Sarah D. Wimmer

The individual is the subject of a code enforcement case regarding business tax payments.

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Code Enforcement Office

The agency is responsible for adjudicating the case and verifying compliance.

Key Facts

The case involves a failure to pay past due, delinquent, and collection fees for a business tax receipt.
The respondent, Sarah D. Wimmer, asserts compliance was achieved on May 14, 2026.
The respondent has requested a dismissal of the case.
An initial hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026.

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The case is filed under Sec. 66-102 regarding dates due and penalties.
The file number for this matter is 26-5485.
The status of the file is listed as 'Passed'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the hearing on May 28, 2026?

The hearing is to address the code enforcement case regarding delinquent business tax fees.

Has the respondent addressed the tax delinquency?

The respondent claims to have reached compliance as of May 14, 2026, and is seeking dismissal.

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Compliance Claim

The respondent claims compliance occurred 14 days before the scheduled hearing date.

Sarah D. Wimmer

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