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Code Enforcement Lien: 9710 NW 10 Street

Original title: CASE #250100312 CODE OFFICER J LIBIO Owner(s): Nadine Stewart Site Address: 9710 NW 10 Street Pemb Pines, FL 33024 New driveway installed without permits Chapter/Section: 150.11 Florida Building Code 155.313 Land Development Code: Enforcement **CERTIFY THE LIEN FOR $9,150.00** (60 days @ $150.00 per day + $150.00 Admin Fee) *This case is still accruing at $150.00 per day* _______________________________________________

June 25, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

The property owner faces a $9,150 financial lien, which will continue to increase by $150 per day until the unpermitted driveway is addressed or the fine is resolved.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Nadine Stewart

As the property owner, she is subject to the $9,150 lien and ongoing daily fines for the unpermitted driveway.

What changed

Last recorded activity June 25, 2026.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

The City of Pembroke Pines is moving to certify a $9,150 lien against the property at 9710 NW 10 Street, owned by Nadine Stewart, due to the installation of a driveway without required permits. The fine is based on a daily penalty that continues to accrue.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there a lien on this property?

The lien is being certified because a new driveway was installed at the property without the required building permits.

How is the $9,150 total calculated?

The total consists of 60 days of daily fines at $150 per day, plus a $150 administrative fee.

Does the fine stop increasing?

No, the document states that the case is still accruing fines at a rate of $150 per day.

Why It Matters

The property owner faces a $9,150 financial lien, which will continue to increase by $150 per day until the unpermitted driveway is addressed or the fine is resolved.

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Discoveries

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Ongoing Daily Accrual

The fine is not a static amount; it is explicitly stated to be accruing at $150 per day, meaning the final cost to the owner will exceed the $9,150 listed if not resolved immediately.

Nadine Stewart 9710 NW 10 Street

Connected Entities

location9710 NW 10 Street“Site address of the alleged code violation.”Map →

personNadine Stewart“Property owner of the site in question.”Map →

personJ Libio“Code Officer assigned to the case.”Map →

other155.313“Land Development Code section cited.”Map →

other150.11“Florida Building Code section cited.”Map →

organizationCode Compliance Magistrate“The governing body overseeing the public hearing and lien certification.”Map →

Sources

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