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Read. Follow. Verify.Fire Safety Code Violations at 111 Howland Boulevard
Record date · April 22, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City of Deltona has issued a notice of fire safety code violations for the property located at 111 Howland Boulevard, owned by Fairwinds Credit Union. The property owner is required to provide maintenance records, repair red-tagged fire protection systems, and obtain necessary permits for recent equipment modifications.
The property owner must address these fire safety deficiencies to ensure the building remains in compliance with local fire codes and maintains operational fire protection systems.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Fairwinds Credit Union
As the property owner, they are responsible for correcting the identified fire code violations and providing the required documentation.
City of Deltona Fire Department
They are responsible for enforcing the fire code and verifying that the property owner completes the necessary repairs.
Key Facts
- The property at 111 Howland Boulevard is currently in violation of four specific sections of the Florida Fire Prevention Code.
- The owner must provide current inspection and maintenance reports for the fire alarm, backflow system, and fire sprinkler system.
- The fire sprinkler system is currently 'red tagged' due to identified deficiencies.
- The backflow system is currently 'red tagged' due to identified deficiencies.
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- The owner must contact a service provider to repair all red-tagged deficiencies.
- A permit is required for the removal of the fire alarm cellular communicator and the installation of the new fire alarm control panel.
- All fire protection systems must be maintained in reliable operating condition per NFPA 1 standards.
- The property owner is legally required to keep detailed maintenance records available for review by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
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Unauthorized Equipment Modification
The notice reveals that the property owner performed fire alarm system modifications (removing a communicator and installing a new panel) without obtaining the required city permits.
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