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Code Enforcement Notice: Property Cleanup and Parking Violations

Original title: (AB), Todd Scott (TTEE) & Everland Capital Partners 4 Land Trust, 1125232731 42-23 NPCC - Accumulation of debris (Debris consisting of a burned trailer, tree debris, trash on property.) ACTION: Twenty-five (25) days to achieve compliance (no later than May 18th, 2026) or a $10/day fine up to a maximum of $1,000.00 beginning May 19th, 2026. 59-1(c)(1) NPCC - Allowed parking (Prohibited parking of trailer.) ACTION: Twenty-five (25) days to achieve compliance (no later than May 18th, 2026) or a $10/day fine up to a maximum of $1,000.00 beginning May 19th, 2026.

Record date · May 28, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document outlines two code enforcement violations regarding property debris and prohibited trailer parking at a specific location. The property owners have until May 18, 2026, to resolve these issues before daily fines begin.

Why it matters

The property owners face a potential total fine of up to $2,000 if the debris is not cleared and the trailer is not removed by the May 18, 2026 deadline.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Todd Scott

As the trustee, he is responsible for ensuring the property meets code requirements to avoid fines.

Directly affected

Everland Capital Partners 4 Land Trust

The entity owns the property subject to the code enforcement action and potential financial penalties.

Key Facts

  • The property is cited for accumulation of debris, including a burned trailer, tree debris, and trash.
  • The property is cited for prohibited parking of a trailer.
  • The compliance deadline for both violations is May 18, 2026.
  • Failure to comply by the deadline results in a $10 per day fine for each violation starting May 19, 2026.
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  • The maximum fine for the debris violation is $1,000.
  • The maximum fine for the parking violation is $1,000.
  • The case is identified as CECASE-26-00316.
  • The document is a draft for a 2nd Hearing Case before the Code Enforcement Hearing body.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I don't clean up the property by May 18, 2026?
Starting May 19, 2026, you will be charged a $10 per day fine for each violation, up to a maximum of $1,000 per violation.
What specific items are considered debris under this citation?
The citation lists a burned trailer, tree debris, and general trash on the property.

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Dual Violation Enforcement

The case combines property maintenance (debris) and zoning (parking) into a single enforcement action with identical penalty structures.

Everland Capital Partners 4 Land Trust

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