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Read. Follow. Verify.Notice of Code Violation: 916 Shorecrest Avenue
Record date · September 24, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Deltona has issued a code violation notice to the property owner at 916 Shorecrest Avenue for failing to obtain required building permits for a shed, a pergola, and concrete work. The owner must apply for these permits and pass a final inspection to resolve the violations.
The property owner is required to obtain retroactive building permits for three separate structures or improvements to comply with city ordinances and the Florida Building Code.
Who It Affects
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Shamra R Taylor
The property owner is required to obtain permits and ensure compliance with city building codes for existing structures.
Key Facts
- The property owner is cited for three separate violations (A, B, and C) under City of Deltona Ordinance Section 18-3.
- Violation A concerns an unpermitted accessory structure (shed).
- Violation B concerns an unpermitted accessory structure (pergola).
- Violation C concerns unpermitted concrete flatwork, specifically a drive behind a fence and a slab for a shed.
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- All work requires a permit under the Florida Building Code, Section 105.1.
- The owner must submit permit applications to the City of Deltona at 2345 Providence Boulevard.
- All structures must meet city ordinance requirements and pass a final inspection.
- The owner must contact the city office with the permit number once obtained.
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Retroactive Permitting Requirement
The document highlights the city's requirement for property owners to obtain permits for structures already in place, indicating a focus on bringing existing property improvements into compliance.
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