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Read. Follow. Verify.Property Lien Certification: 7121 SW 13 Street
Record date · June 26, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Pembroke Pines is moving to certify a $13,050 lien against the property at 7121 SW 13 Street due to an unpermitted fence installation. The fine is based on a daily penalty that continues to accrue until the violation is resolved.
The property owner, Aixa Guerrero, faces a $13,050 financial lien and ongoing daily fines of $150 until the unpermitted fence is addressed or brought into compliance with city code.
Who It Affects
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Aixa Guerrero
The property owner is subject to a $13,050 lien and ongoing daily financial penalties.
City of Pembroke Pines
The city is the enforcing agency seeking to certify the lien for code violations.
Key Facts
- The city is certifying a lien in the amount of $13,050.00 against 7121 SW 13 Street.
- The lien is the result of a new fence installed without required permits.
- The fine calculation includes 86 days of penalties at $150.00 per day.
- An administrative fee of $150.00 is included in the total lien amount.
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- The property continues to accrue fines at a rate of $150.00 per day until the violation is resolved.
- The case is cited under Florida Building Code Section 150.11 and Land Development Code Section 155.313.
- The case number is 241003004.
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Ongoing Daily Liability
The document explicitly notes that the fine is not capped at the $13,050 amount, but continues to grow daily, creating an escalating financial liability for the owner.
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