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Fire Code Violation Notice: 114 Courtland Boulevard

Original title: FIRE-034-2025 Property Address: 114 Courtland Boulevard, Deltona, FL 32738 Parcel ID: 8130-60-00-0010 Property Owner: Fellowship Baptist Church of Deltona Inc. 114 Courtland Boulevard Deltona, FL 32738 Violation: A City of Deltona Ordinance, Chapter 42, Article IV, Fire Codes, Ch. 42-186. – Adopted Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition, NFPA 1, Ch. 1.7.12.10 - No construction work shall proceed until the AHJ has reviewed the plans for compliance with the applicable codes and standards and the applicable permits have been issued. Violation: B Chapter 42, Article IV, Fire Codes, Ch. 42-186. – Adopted Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition, NFPA 1, Ch. 1.7.12.10 - No construction work shall proceed until the AHJ has reviewed the plans for compliance with the applicable codes and standards and the applicable permits have been issued. Violation: C Chapter 42, Article IV, Fire Codes, Ch. 42-186. – Adopted Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition, NFPA 1, Ch. 1.7.12.10 - No construction work shall proceed until the AHJ has reviewed the plans for compliance with the applicable codes and standards and the applicable permits have been issued. Corrective Action: A Obtain permit for the installation of the new shed 3 & associated electrical or remove shed & electrical. Corrective Action: B Chapter 42, Article IV, Fire Codes, Ch. 42-186. – Adopted Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition, NFPA 1, Ch. 1.7.12.10 - No construction work shall proceed until the AHJ has reviewed the plans for compliance with the applicable codes and standards and the applicable permits have been issued. Corrective Action: C Obtain permit for the construction/expansion of the A/C and Storage Closet in the Fellowship Hall or restore to its original condition. Fire Safety Inspector Lisa Nadeau

Record date · August 27, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The City of Deltona has issued a fire code violation notice to Fellowship Baptist Church regarding unpermitted construction work. The property owner must either obtain the required permits for a new shed and interior renovations or remove the structures and restore the property to its original state.

Why it matters

The property owner is required to bring three specific construction projects into compliance with city fire codes by obtaining permits or removing the unpermitted work to avoid further enforcement action.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Fellowship Baptist Church of Deltona Inc.

The organization is required to obtain permits or remove unpermitted structures to comply with city fire codes.

Key Facts

  • The property at 114 Courtland Boulevard (Parcel ID 8130-60-00-0010) is cited for three separate fire code violations.
  • Violation A: Unpermitted installation of 'shed 3' and associated electrical work.
  • Violation B: Unpermitted construction work (specific nature not detailed beyond code citation).
  • Violation C: Unpermitted construction or expansion of an A/C and storage closet in the Fellowship Hall.
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  • All violations cite City of Deltona Ordinance Chapter 42-186 and the Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition (NFPA 1, Ch. 1.7.12.10).
  • Corrective action for Violation A: Obtain a permit or remove the shed and electrical components.
  • Corrective action for Violation C: Obtain a permit or restore the Fellowship Hall to its original condition.
  • The case is filed under number 15-9917 and is categorized as 'New Business' for the Special Magistrate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'AHJ' mean in this document?
stands for 'Authority Having Jurisdiction,' which refers to the city official or agency responsible for enforcing fire codes and approving construction plans.
What happens if the property owner does not get a permit?
The document requires the owner to either obtain the necessary permits or remove the unpermitted construction and restore the area to its original condition.

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The document relies on the 8th Edition of the Florida Fire Prevention Code, indicating the city's active enforcement of the most recent state-adopted standards.

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