Code enforcement magistrate grants compliance rulings for property violations in Venice Avenue

May 07, 2025 | Venice, Sarasota County, Florida


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Code enforcement magistrate grants compliance rulings for property violations in Venice Avenue
The Special Magistrate for Code Enforcement meeting in Venice, Florida, convened on May 7, 2025, to address several cases concerning property compliance with city ordinances. The session began with the first case, CEN25-00009, involving Justin and Kay Hamilton. Daniel Pilos, representing the city, confirmed that the Hamiltons had achieved compliance regarding previous violations, which included issues related to trash, pavers, and overgrown grass. The magistrate acknowledged this compliance but warned that any future violations would classify the Hamiltons as repeat violators, subjecting them to fines of $500 per day.

The meeting proceeded to new business, specifically case CEPMA24-00577 concerning Richard A. Redmond. Pilos reported that Redmond had also corrected the violation before the hearing, leading the magistrate to declare him compliant with city code.

The final matter addressed was citation number 0841, involving a parking citation appeal by Peter Steffi. Pilos noted that Steffi had paid the fine prior to the hearing and requested a refund of the $25 appeal fee. The magistrate granted this request, confirming the refund.

Additionally, the magistrate mentioned an ongoing case involving a property with two adjacent houses that remained non-compliant, with fines still accruing. The meeting concluded with the announcement of the next session scheduled for June 4, 2025, at 10:00 AM. No further updates were provided, and the meeting was adjourned.

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