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Notice of Code Violation: 725 W. 9th Street
Original title: DEL-25-079
Property Address:
725 W. 9th Street, Deltona, FL 32725
Parcel ID: 8130-20-10-0260
Property Owner:
Steven Roy Wheeler
3801 W. Dalphin Road
Phoenix, AZ 85051
Violation:
City of Deltona Ordinance, Section 66-18 (e), which states that no vehicles may be parked or stored in the front yard forward of the edge of the principal dwelling except on the approved driveway or driveway extension.
Corrective Action:
All vehicles parked in the front portion of the property must be on an approved driveway or driveway extension. Vehicles may also be parked on the side of the house behind the front face or in the rear yard. All vehicles must have a current tag and be operable, or they must be stored in an enclosed garage.
Officer Tina Pagan
August 27, 2025
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The Frame
What this does
The property owner must relocate vehicles or face potential penalties for violating City of Deltona Ordinance Section 66-18 (e) regarding front-yard parking.
Who is mentioned in the record
Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.
Steven Roy Wheeler
The property owner is required to bring the property into compliance with city parking ordinances.
What changed
Last recorded activity August 27, 2025.
What's next
Next step not available in the current record.
Summary
The City of Deltona has issued a code violation notice regarding improper vehicle parking at 725 W. 9th Street. The property owner is required to move vehicles to an approved driveway, the side of the house, or the rear yard, and ensure all vehicles are operable with current tags.
Key Facts
- The property at 725 W. 9th Street is in violation of City of Deltona Ordinance Section 66-18 (e).
- Ordinance 66-18 (e) prohibits parking vehicles in the front yard forward of the principal dwelling unless on an approved driveway or extension.
- Vehicles must be parked on an approved driveway, an approved driveway extension, the side of the house behind the front face, or in the rear yard.
- All vehicles on the property must have a current license tag.
- All vehicles on the property must be operable.
- Inoperable vehicles must be stored inside an enclosed garage.
- The case is filed under number 15-9907.
- The matter is assigned to the Special Magistrate.
- The violation was introduced on August 14, 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where am I allowed to park my vehicle in Deltona?
Vehicles must be parked on an approved driveway, an approved driveway extension, the side of the house behind the front face, or in the rear yard.
Can I keep an inoperable vehicle on my property?
Yes, but only if it is stored inside an enclosed garage.
Why It Matters
The property owner must relocate vehicles or face potential penalties for violating City of Deltona Ordinance Section 66-18 (e) regarding front-yard parking.
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