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Read. Follow. Verify.Code Enforcement Lien: 10410 Taft Street
Record date · April 24, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Pembroke Pines is moving to certify a $13,950 lien against the property at 10410 Taft Street due to a business operating without a required tax receipt. The fine is based on 92 days of non-compliance and continues to accrue at $150 per day.
The property owner faces a $13,950 financial lien that continues to grow by $150 daily until the business, Punto Criollo LLC, obtains a valid .
Who It Affects
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Robert S Better Rev Tr / Robert S Better Trs
As the property owners, they are responsible for the $13,950 lien and ongoing daily fines.
Punto Criollo LLC
The business is the subject of the code enforcement action for operating without a required tax receipt.
Key Facts
- The City is certifying a lien in the amount of $13,950.00 against 10410 Taft Street.
- The lien is based on 92 days of non-compliance at a rate of $150.00 per day.
- An administrative fee of $150.00 is included in the total lien amount.
- The violation is for operating a business (Punto Criollo LLC) without a valid Local Business Tax Receipt.
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- The violation is cited under Chapter/Section 115.10 of the local code.
- The fine continues to accrue at a rate of $150.00 per day until the issue is resolved.
- The case is scheduled for a public hearing before the Code Compliance Magistrate.
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Ongoing Daily Liability
The document explicitly notes that the fine is not static and continues to accrue at $150 per day, creating an escalating financial liability for the property owner.
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