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Read. Follow. Verify.Code Enforcement Notice: 1196 Savia Street
Record date · January 22, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The city has issued a code enforcement order for the property at 1196 Savia Street regarding debris accumulation and unsafe exterior structures. The property owner must resolve these issues by January 5, 2026, to avoid daily financial penalties.
The property owner at 1196 Savia Street faces daily fines starting January 6, 2026, if debris is not cleared and unsafe structures are not repaired or secured.
Who It Affects
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The entity is required to perform property maintenance and faces potential daily fines for non-compliance.
Key Facts
- The property owner has until January 5, 2026, to achieve compliance for both cited violations.
- Violation 42-23 NPCC involves the accumulation of debris, including containers and miscellaneous items.
- Failure to clear debris by the deadline results in a $10/day fine, capped at $1,000.00, starting January 6, 2026.
- Violation 304.1.1 IPMC involves unsafe exterior conditions, specifically a fallen pool cage and a shed missing its doors.
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- Failure to repair unsafe exterior conditions by the deadline results in a $250/day fine with no maximum limit, starting January 6, 2026.
- The case (CECASE-25-01955) was introduced on October 15, 2025, and has passed the second hearing stage.
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The document shows a significant disparity between the fine for debris ($10/day, capped) and the fine for structural safety ($250/day, uncapped).
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