Code Enforcement Case: 5531 South Cranberry Boulevard

Original title: (AB), Pham Van & Trang Tran, 5531 South Cranberry Boulevard 2.1.4(F) ULDC - Certificate of Zoning Compliance expired (Certificate of Zoning Compliance | Permit Expired - 24-00012407 (10/28/2025))

Record date · April 23, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document outlines a code enforcement case regarding an expired for the property located at 5531 South Cranberry Boulevard. The case is scheduled for a first hearing before the Code Enforcement body.

Why it matters

The property owners, Pham Van and Trang Tran, are subject to a code enforcement hearing due to an expired zoning permit, which may result in administrative action or requirements to bring the property into compliance.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Pham Van and Trang Tran

As property owners, they are required to address the expired zoning compliance permit.

Key Facts

The Certificate of Zoning Compliance for 5531 South Cranberry Boulevard has expired.
The expired permit is identified by number 24-00012407.
The permit expiration date was 10/28/2025.
The case is filed under number P-CECASE-25-03222.

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The matter is scheduled for a 1st Hearing Case before the Code Enforcement body.
The case was introduced on 2026-02-05.
The current status of the document is 'Draft'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Certificate of Zoning Compliance?

It is a document issued by the local government verifying that a property's use or structure complies with local zoning ordinances.

What happens at a Code Enforcement hearing?

A hearing allows the property owner to address the alleged violation and allows the code enforcement body to determine if the property is in violation of local codes and what steps are required to resolve it.

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