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Read. Follow. Verify.Property Lien Hearing: 701 NW 217 Way
Record date · April 23, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City of Pembroke Pines is holding a public hearing to certify a $9,150 lien against the property at 701 NW 217 Way due to unpermitted construction work. The property owners are accused of installing new windows and stucco without obtaining the required building permits.
The property owners face a $9,150 financial penalty plus ongoing daily fines of $150 until the code violations are resolved.
Who It Affects
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Rolando Santos Arrue
As a property owner, he is subject to the $9,150 lien and ongoing daily fines.
Lazaro Javier Hernandez
As a property owner, he is subject to the $9,150 lien and ongoing daily fines.
Key Facts
- The city is seeking to certify a lien in the amount of $9,150.00 against the property at 701 NW 217 Way.
- The lien amount consists of 60 days of fines at $150.00 per day plus a $150.00 administrative fee.
- The property is currently accruing additional fines at a rate of $150.00 per day.
- The violations involve the installation of new windows and stucco without the required building 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 is scheduled for a public hearing before the Code Compliance Magistrate.
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Ongoing Financial Liability
The document explicitly notes that the fine is not capped at the $9,150 amount but continues to grow daily, creating an escalating financial liability for the owners.
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