Special Magistrate

AGENDA CODE ENFORCEMENT MAGISTRATE HEARING DOCKET VILLAGE HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 226 CYPRESS LANE NOVEMBER 19, 2026 10:00 AM If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Magistrate, they will need a record of the proceeding, and that for such purpose they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. MOTION HEARINGS 1. Case 26-00898 - 4033 Lakewood Road - Laura Lee Chapman CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 10-31 (FBC 105.1): Expired permits. Section 10-31 (FBC 110.1): Required inspections not performed. Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: $222.77 Recommendation: $100.00 per violation per day Compliance Date: November 30, 2026 2. Case 26-01114 - South Congress Avenue & Drew Way (PCN 70-43-44-18-01-000- 0040) - Melissa Roberts CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 30-143: Public nuisance due to an overgrown vacant lot. Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: $217.77 Recommendation: $100.00 per day Compliance Date: November 29, 2026 3. Case 24-00753 - 3476 2nd Avenue North - 3476 LLC CE Officer David Urrutia Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 10-31 (FBC 105.1): Work without permits for a fence and tiki huts with electrical work. Section 10-31 (FBC 110.1): Work without permits for a fence and tiki huts with

electrical work. Section 34-572: Site plan amendment required. Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: $190.02 Recommendation: $250.00 per day, per violation Compliance Date: January 1, 2027 - Finalize the site plan. February 1, 2027 - Obtain permits for the fence and tiki huts. 4. Case 26-00485 - 4241 Lake Worth Road — Home Depot USA INC CE Officer David Urrutia Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 30-141: Excessive vegetation growth around the parcel, especially in the retention pond area. Citation amount: $125.00. Section 30-143: Trash and debris scattered throughout the property. Citation amount: $100.00. Section 34-225: Broken fence behind the storage area. Citation amount: $25.00. Section 34-828: Outdoor storage violations throughout the property. Citation Fine: $250 + $30.00 re inspection fee Admin Cost: $190.02 Recommendation: $250.00 per day per violation Compliance Date: December 1, 2026 5. Case No. 25-01146 - 3918 Gardenia Avenue - Michael R Wirkkala CE Officer Joey Sanders Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 34-914: Vehicles. Remove the blue Ford vehicle, which is inoperative, unregistered, or both. Section 10-8: Driveway maintenance. Pressure wash the driveway. Section 34-1381: Open storage. Move all miscellaneous items stored around the property out of public view. Section 34-225: Fence maintenance. Repair, pressure wash, and paint all wooden fences throughout the property, or remove them. Section 10-9: Exterior property maintenance. Remove all black discoloration from the fascia and paint the gray exterior wall on the east side of the property. Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: $257.77 Recommendation: $100.00 per day, per violation Compliance Date: December 1, 2026 PETITION FOR REDUCTION OR ABATEMENT OF FINE 6. Case 26-00598 - 448 Kirk Road - Ida Gutierrez CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 34-1327: The driveway does not have an approved surface. No progress has been made toward compliance.

Section 34-914: Work trailers and vehicles are parked on unapproved surfaces in front of the house and within the right-of-way. Section 34-913: Prohibited trucks and vehicles are parked on the property. Initial Violation: March 8, 2026 Order Finding Violation: June 18, 2026 Compliance Deadline: June 30, 2026 Compliance Date: October 6, 2026 Fine Amount: $9,700.00 Citation Fine: NA Admin Cost: Paid Recommendation: $1,940.00 Compliance Date: November 30, 2026 7. Case 2025-22 (25-00321) 3818 South Congress Avenue - Bismiallah Enterprises Inc. CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 30-143: Public nuisance due to trash and debris (repeat violation). Section 10-30(h): Maintenance requirements for abandoned or unimproved commercial property. Initial Violation: Apil 28, 2025 Order Finding Violation: May 15, 2025 Compliance Deadline: July 15, 2025 Compliance Date: December 12, 2025 & May 15, 2025 Fine Amount: $14,700.00 + 1,500.00 = $16,200.00 Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: $192.98 (Not Paid) Recommendation: $3,240.00 Compliance Date: November 30, 2026 8.Case 2022-2350 (25-00611) - 3818 South Congress Avenue - Bismallah Enterprises Inc CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 30-143: Public nuisance due to trash and debris. Initial Violation: August 16, 2022 Order Finding Violation: September 15, 2022 Compliance Deadline: October 19. 2022 Compliance Date: November 15, 2022 Fine Amount: $1,350.00 Citation Fine: $230.00 (Not Paid) Admin Cost: $180.61 (Not Paid) Recommendation: $270.00 Compliance Date: November 30, 2026

9. Case 2025-99 (25-01184) - 834 South Congress Avenue - NS 2 Project LLC CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 70-94: Missing or delinquent local business tax receipt for Unit 838. Section 70-94(g): Professional license required for body piercing and tattooing at Unit 836. Section 10-31 (FBC 105.1 and 110.1): The permit remains open, and the required inspections have not been completed. Initial Violation: November 4, 2025 Order Finding Violation: November 19, 2025 Compliance Deadline: December 17, 2025 Compliance Date: March 3, 2026 Fine Amount: TBD Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: Paid Recommendation: 0 Compliance Date: Novemvber 30, 2026 MOTIONS FOR EXTENSION OF TIME FOR COMPLIANCE 10. Case 25-01295 - 2786 Meadow Road - Carlos Gonzalez CE Officer Tom Gehrman Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 70-94: Landscaping business operating at a residential property without a local business tax receipt. Section 34-890: Business activity exceeds the scope of permitted home occupations. Section 34-745: Prohibited use at a single-family residential property. Section 34-913: Prohibited parking in a residential area. Initial Violation: September 1, 2026 Order Finding Violation: September 17, 2026 Compliance Deadline: October 30, 2026 Compliance Date: November 30, 2026 (proposed) Fine Amount: NA Citation Fine: NA Admin Cost: Paid Recommendation: 30 day extension Compliance Date: November 30, 2026 REQUESTS FOR AUTHORIZATION TO FORECLOSE 11. Case 25-00416 - 2581 Gulfstream Road - DP Investments Trust Vigoya Mery E TR CE Officer David Urrutia Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 30-141: Overgrown vegetation on residential property. Section 30-143: Public nuisance due to trash and debris.

Section 34-1381: Nuisance materials are stored outdoors and visible to neighbors. Section 34-1327: Failure to comply with driveway requirements. Section 10-8: All exterior areas of the property must be maintained, including sidewalks and driveways. Section 14-32: Rental permits are required for residential units. Initial Violation: April 23, 2025 Order Finding Violation: November 19, 2025 Compliance Deadline: December 1, 2025 Compliance Date: Currently accruing Fine Amount: $70,600.00 Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: Paid Recommendation: Come into compliance. Apply for reduction Compliance Date: December 1, 2026 12. Case 2025-83 - 4339 Dale Road — Thomas Alberta A and Smith Mary CE Officer David Urrutia Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 30-141: Overgrown vegetation on residential property. Section 30-143: Public nuisance due to trash and debris. Section 34-1381: Nuisance materials are stored outdoors and visible to neighbors. Section 34-1327: Failure to comply with driveway requirements. Section 10-8: All exterior areas of the property must be maintained, including sidewalks and driveways. Section 14-32: Rental permits are required for residential units. Initial Violation: April 15, 2025 Order Finding Violation: October 16, 2025 Compliance Deadline: November 1, 2025 Compliance Date: Currently accruing Fine Amount: $191,500.00 Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: $252.35 owed Recommendation: Gain compliance apply for reduction Compliance Date: December 1, 2026 13. Case 2025-81 - 3837 Gulfstream Road - Wayne Smith CE Officer David Urrutia Violation of Village Code of Ordinances Section 34-221: Landscaping must be maintained. Section 10-8: Exterior property maintenance, including sidewalks and driveways. Section 34-1381: Nuisance materials are stored outdoors and visible to neighbors. Section 10-7: General property maintenance. Initial Violation: May 8, 2025 Order Finding Violation: October 16, 2025 Compliance Deadline: November 1, 2025

Compliance Date: Section34-221----- 2/15/26 Section 34-1381—2/15/26 Section 10-7 — currently running Section 10-8 — currently running Fine Amount: $71,800.00 Citation Fine: N/A Admin Cost: Paid Recommendation: Gain compliance apply for reduction Compliance Date: December 1, 2026 Next Magistrate Hearing is December 17, 2026 @ 10AM

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