Code Enforcement Notice: 5610 Le Jeune Rd

Original title: 5610 LE JEUNE RD Violation Description - Expired Building Permit - Sec. 105-26. - Adoption of building, plumbing, electrical and related technical codes. The state building code together with all local amendments thereto is hereby adopted by reference. Penalties for violation of the state building code shall be as established in section 1-7. Florida Building Code 105.4.1.1- If work has commenced and the permit is revoked, becomes null and void, or expires because of lack of progress or abandonment, a new permit covering the proposed construction shall be obtained before proceeding with the work (Code 1958, § 8-1; Code 1991, § 6-26; Code 2006, § 105-23; Ord. No. 1052, § 1, 12-17-1957). Code Enforcement Officer Comments - EXPIRED PERMIT BL-21-1-5707. *RESIDENTIAL*INTERIOR RENOVATIONS KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY ROOMS. Remedy - Please renew/ re-activate the permit(s)in order to call for final pending inspection(s). Inspections must be approved, in order for the permit(s) and violation to close. if you require further assistance, please contact please contact: Antonio Silio at 305-460-5206/ asilio@coralgables.com or Development Services at 305-460-5245/ developmentservices@coralgables.com or Jorge Pino/Mobile Permit Coordinator at 305-460-5272/ jpino@coralgables.com . Owner - Juan Carlos Ramirez & Karina Angulo Colmenares Code Enforcement Officer Ramos

Record date · September 17, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The City of Coral Gables has issued a code enforcement violation for an at 5610 Le Jeune Rd. The property owners are required to renew or reactivate the permit and complete final inspections to resolve the violation.

Why it matters

The property owners must secure a new or reactivated building permit and pass final inspections to bring the property into compliance with city building codes.

Who It Affects

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Juan Carlos Ramirez & Karina Angulo Colmenares

The property owners are required to take action to renew permits and pass inspections to resolve the code violation.

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What do I need to do to resolve this violation?

You must renew or reactivate the expired permit (BL-21-1-5707) and complete all required final inspections.

Who can I contact for help with this process?

You can contact Antonio Silio at 305-460-5206, Development Services at 305-460-5245, or Jorge Pino at 305-460-5272.

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Long-standing Code Adoption

The violation references building code adoption ordinances dating back to 1957, indicating a long-standing regulatory framework for building permits in the jurisdiction.

Ord. No. 1052