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Code Enforcement Case: 1824 Fogarty Ave

Original title: Case # 26-1887 Ashlee Dent Nicholas Dent 1824 Fogarty Ave Sec. 66-87 Business tax receipt required for all holding themselves out to be engaged in business Sec. 14-37 Building permits; professional plans; display of permits; address; exceptions Officer Sophia Lariz Certified Mail: Initial Hearing: 6-25-2026 New Case Count 1: Failure to apply and obtain a non-transient license with the City of Key West Licensing Department. Count 2: Failure to apply and obtain the appropriate building permits with the City of Key West Building Department.

Record date · June 25, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The City of Key West has initiated a code enforcement case against Ashlee and Nicholas Dent regarding property at 1824 Fogarty Ave. The case alleges failure to obtain a business license and failure to secure required building permits.

Why it matters

The property owners face a scheduled hearing on June 25, 2026, to address alleged violations of city ordinances regarding business operations and building construction.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Ashlee and Nicholas Dent

The property owners are required to attend a hearing regarding alleged code violations at their address.

Directly affected

City of Key West Code Enforcement

The agency is responsible for prosecuting the alleged violations of city ordinances.

Key Facts

  • Case number 26-1887 has been opened against Ashlee and Nicholas Dent.
  • The subject property is located at 1824 Fogarty Ave.
  • The initial hearing is scheduled for June 25, 2026.
  • Count 1 alleges failure to obtain a non-transient business license per Sec. 66-87.
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  • Count 2 alleges failure to obtain required building permits per Sec. 14-37.
  • The case was introduced on June 11, 2026.
  • The case status is currently 'Agenda Ready'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the specific charges against the property owners?
The owners are charged with failing to obtain a non-transient business license and failing to obtain necessary building permits.
When is the hearing for this case?
The initial hearing is set for June 25, 2026.

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Rapid Case Processing

The case was introduced on June 11, 2026, and scheduled for a hearing by June 25, 2026, indicating a two-week turnaround.

City of Key West

Connected Entities

1824 Fogarty Ave, Ashlee Dent, Nicholas Dent and 2 more
location1824 Fogarty Ave“Subject property of the code enforcement case”Map →
PersonAshlee Dent“Property owner/respondent”Map →
PersonNicholas Dent“Property owner/respondent”Map →
PersonSophia Lariz“Officer issuing the notice”Map →
OrganizationCity of Key West“Local government body enforcing the codes”Map →

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