b. The violator has not come into compliance, but has a contract to sell the

City Commission Meeting · 2026-06-18 · agenda_item

The City of Cocoa Beach is considering changes to its code enforcement procedures. This includes updates to how fire prevention violations are handled and how liens on properties are managed. Specifically, Ordinance 1722 proposes adding a Notice of Violation as an enforcement tool for fire prevention rules and updating references to code enforcement chapters. It also clarifies that failing to pay fire inspection fees after notice can be a violation. Separately, Ordinance 1716 outlines a process for property owners to apply for the release or reduction of code enforcement liens. This involves submitting a written application detailing compliance efforts and reasons for the request. The city is currently reviewing these proposed ordinance changes. These actions could lead to work in areas such as legal services, code compliance administration, and potentially property remediation if violations are not addressed. Contractors, suppliers, and service providers interested in future work related to code compliance or property improvements should monitor these developments as they may signal future needs for services once the ordinances are finalized and implemented.