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Read. Follow. Verify.Fire Code Violation Notice: 1240 E. Normandy Boulevard
Record date · June 24, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City of Deltona has issued a fire code violation notice for the property at 1240 E. Normandy Boulevard due to unpermitted construction work. The property owner must obtain a valid building permit and complete final inspections for work performed in Suite 100.
The property owner, Carolina Cleaning & Roberto Renovations LLC, is required to secure a new building permit and pass final inspections for interior wall and electrical work to comply with city fire safety codes.
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Carolina Cleaning & Roberto Renovations LLC
The entity is the property owner and is required to obtain a new building permit and pass inspections to resolve the code violation.
Key Facts
- The property at 1240 E. Normandy Boulevard is in violation of City of Deltona Ordinance, Chapter 42, Article IV, Fire Codes, Ch. 42-186.
- The violation cites Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition, NFPA 1, CH. 1.7.12.10, which prohibits construction without plan review and issued permits.
- Building permit BLDC24-0055 has expired without passing final inspections.
- The owner must obtain a new issued building permit for work conducted in Suite 100.
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- Required work includes addressing new walls and electrical installations.
- The notice was issued by Captain / Assistant Fire Marshal Samuel Schaller.
- The case is filed under number 15-10467 and is categorized as New Business for the Special Magistrate.
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Enforcement of Expired Permits
The document highlights a specific enforcement action against work performed under an expired permit (BLDC24-0055), indicating active monitoring of building permit status by the Fire Marshal.
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