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Read. Follow. Verify.Property Lien Hearing: 661 SW 67 Avenue
Record date · May 28, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Pembroke Pines is reviewing a $9,150 against the property at 661 SW 67 Avenue due to an unpermitted metal gate and fence. The fine is based on 60 days of non-compliance and continues to accrue at $150 per day.
The property owners, Anniery Guzman and Yairon Estevez, face a $9,150 financial that continues to increase by $150 daily until the unpermitted fence and gate are addressed.
Who It Affects
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Anniery Guzman and Yairon Estevez
As property owners, they are subject to the $9,150 lien and ongoing daily fines for code violations.
City of Pembroke Pines Code Compliance
The agency is responsible for enforcing building codes and certifying the lien against the property.
Key Facts
- The city is certifying a lien of $9,150 against the property at 661 SW 67 Avenue.
- The lien amount consists of 60 days of fines at $150 per day plus a $150 administrative fee.
- The fine is currently accruing at a rate of $150 per day.
- The violation involves the installation of a metal gate and fence without required permits.
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- The case is cited under Florida Building Code Section 150.11 and Land Development Code Section 155.313.
- The case number is 250602005.
- The matter is scheduled for a public hearing before the Code Compliance Magistrate.
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Ongoing Financial Liability
The lien is not a fixed amount; it is an active, daily-accruing financial liability that increases until the violation is corrected.
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- Controversy10Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
- Entertainment5Compellingness for a non-policy-wonk reader
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