Code Violation Notice: 69 Fort Smith Boulevard

Original title: DEL-25-060 Property Address: 69 Fort SMith Boulevard, Deltona, FL 32738 Parcel ID: 8130-62-14-0060 Property Owner: Rosa A. Hernandez & Hermenegildo Momblan 601 W 136th Street APT 6 New York, NY 10031 Violation: City of Deltona Ordinance, Sec. 110-828 (c)(1), which states that the minimum number of parking spaces required in section 110-828(f) for all single-family and two-family dwellings shall be located on the same lot as the main building. If additional parking spaces are required for any single-family or two-family dwelling, the additional parking spaces may be located either on the same lot as the main building, or on an adjacent vacant lot of an expanded residential building site. Corrective Action: Remove all the multiple vehicles from the un cleared vacant property Officer Josymar Jimenez

Record date · June 25, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The City of Deltona has issued a code violation notice regarding the storage of multiple vehicles on an uncleared vacant lot at 69 Fort Smith Boulevard. The property owners are required to remove the vehicles to comply with city parking ordinances.

Why it matters

The property owners, Rosa A. Hernandez and Hermenegildo Momblan, are required to remove vehicles from the vacant lot to comply with City of Deltona Ordinance , which mandates that required parking for dwellings be located on the same lot as the main building.

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Rosa A. Hernandez & Hermenegildo Momblan

As property owners, they are required to remove vehicles from the vacant lot to comply with city code.

Key Facts

The property at 69 Fort Smith Boulevard (Parcel ID: 8130-62-14-0060) is in violation of City of Deltona Ordinance Sec. 110-828 (c)(1).
The ordinance requires that the minimum number of parking spaces for single-family and two-family dwellings be located on the same lot as the main building.
Additional parking spaces may only be located on an adjacent vacant lot if it is part of an expanded residential building site.
The corrective action required is the removal of multiple vehicles from the uncleared vacant property.

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The violation was filed under case number 15-9695.
The document was introduced on June 5, 2025.

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What is the specific violation at this property?

The property is in violation of parking ordinances because multiple vehicles are being stored on an uncleared vacant lot.

What must the property owners do to resolve this?

The owners must remove all the multiple vehicles from the vacant property.

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