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City of Clermont Code Enforcement Meeting. July 20th, 2026
Published: Jul 20, 2026
Property Owner Granted Extension Until October 20th for Deck Permit and Fence Repair
The board addressed violations at 313 West Highway 50, owned by Angela Prasad, involving a deck requiring a permit, house numbers needing relocation for visibility, and fence repair. The respondent indicated they had obtained a permit for the fence and were working on repairs, but needed more time for the deck due to the requirement for an engineer's plans. The board granted an extension until October 20th, 2026, for the respondent to obtain a building permit for the deck, with a daily fine of $500 for non-compliance. The fence repair and relocation of house numbers were also part of the compliance requirements. [cite: 1400-1728]
Code Enforcement Orders Fire System Compliance by August 13th, Fines Property $1,000 Daily
The board addressed a case involving violations of fire codes at 16311 State Road 50. The property owner, Sand Piper Orlando Claremont LLC, was found to be in violation for issues with their fire system. The violations stemmed from a fire system failure in early May, leading to the need for a complete system replacement. The respondent explained the process of obtaining architectural drawings, permits, and completing the installation, which was ongoing. They requested a compliance date of August 5th, 2026, with the understanding that inspections would be needed. The board extended the compliance date to August 13th, 2026, to allow for inspections, and assessed a fine of $1,000 per day for continued violations after that date. A health, safety, and welfare tag was also included. The board also granted entitlement to enforcement costs. [cite: 211-252, 267-277, 313-314, 383-390, 397]
Code Enforcement Board Orders Correction of Health and Safety Violations; Fine Reduced to $50 Daily for Owner Facing Threats
The board addressed a health, safety, and welfare case at 308 North Bloxham Avenue, involving property code violations including accumulation of materials, refuse, places for illegal activity, and general nuisance. The property was posted as uninhabitable and was not in compliance. The owner, Robert Williams, expressed distress over the situation, stating that individuals residing in the home were threatening him and destroying his property, and he lacked the funds to evict them. Staff recommended a daily fine of $1,000 due to the health and safety concerns. After extensive discussion regarding the owner's plight and the limitations of the board's authority, a motion was made and passed to find the respondent in violation, order correction by July 31st, 2026, impose a reduced daily fine of $50, and include a health, safety, and welfare tag. [cite: 803-1136]
Citrus Tower Property Cited for Unpermitted Work; Fine Set at $750 Daily
The board addressed a case concerning unpermitted and non-compliant work at 255 Citrus Tower Boulevard. The property owner, Citrus Tower Professional Center LLC, was found in violation for issues including an added wall without a permit, poor workmanship, and non-compliant plumbing installations. The staff recommended a fine of $750 per day, commencing after August 20th, 2026, and requested entitlement to enforcement costs. The respondent indicated they would stop further work until permits were obtained and engage a licensed contractor. The board approved the staff recommendation, setting the compliance deadline for August 20th, 2026, with the specified daily fine and entitlement to enforcement costs. [cite: 402-430, 475-477, 501-502, 525-526, 784-788]
Property Fined $500 Daily for Debris and Blight Violations
The board addressed a case concerning accumulation of debris and general blight at 3033 Santa Maria Avenue. Multiple complaints had been received regarding the property, including foul odors and materials being left in the street. The property owner, Santa Maria Land Trust, had previous cases related to accessory structures and accumulation of materials. Staff recommended a fine of $500 per day, commencing after August 20th, 2026, and requested entitlement to inspection costs. The property manager stated that efforts were underway to clean up the property, with an estimate of completion within a few days. The board found the respondent in violation and ordered correction by August 20th, 2026, with a daily fine of $500 and entitlement to administrative fees. [cite: 1138-1313]
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