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c) Fence Maintenance Required - Sec. 20-314; Sec. 9.50; & Sec. 13.82.
This item concerns a required fence repair or removal at an unstated location within the City of Melbourne. The property owner is required to bring a chain-link fence into good repair, ensure it is plumb and structurally sound, or remove and dispose of it properly. This matter is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The work would involve site preparation for repair or removal, potentially including demolition, debris hauling, and site cleanup. Depending on the chosen solution, new fencing materials or repair work may be needed. Local contractors specializing in fence installation and repair, demolition services, and waste disposal could find opportunities. Engaging early allows businesses to understand the specific requirements before final plans and permits are issued.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) IRREPARABLE Land Alteration Requires Permit - Sec. 50-53. A City
This notice concerns a property where land alteration activities, including sod and concrete removal and excavation, were performed without the required City Engineering permit. The City of Melbourne's Code Enforcement Board is reviewing this item. The corrective action required is to obtain approval for the land alteration activity from City Engineering and to stop all work until that approval is granted. This situation presents an opportunity for contractors specializing in site preparation, grading, concrete work, and potentially demolition and hauling services. Early engagement with the property owner or their representatives could be beneficial as they seek to rectify the situation and obtain the necessary permits to proceed legally.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) Inoperable Vehicle/Recreational Equipment Prohibited - Sec. 14-2;
This notice concerns a Code Enforcement Board matter for the City of Melbourne regarding property maintenance standards. The issue involves a property where an inoperable vehicle and an SUV are reportedly not stored according to code, potentially violating sections of the International Property Maintenance Code. The corrective action required is to demonstrate that the vehicles are operable, stored properly (e.g., in a carport or garage), or to remove them from the property. This item is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. While no construction is directly proposed, the resolution of such code enforcement issues can lead to opportunities for businesses involved in vehicle repair, storage solutions like carports or garages, and potentially waste removal services if vehicles are ultimately discarded. Local contractors and suppliers specializing in property maintenance and repair may find opportunities as property owners seek to comply with city ordinances.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) Modifications to Approved Site Plan Requires City Approvals - Part
This notice concerns a property at an unstated address in the City of Melbourne, Brevard County, that has pavement installed without a City-approved updated site plan. The property owner is required to obtain an updated and City-approved site plan. If pavement is removed, a topographical survey will be needed to show stormwater remains on site. The area must then be sodded to prevent erosion. This item is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The corrective actions will likely involve site clearing and grading, potentially underground utility work for stormwater management, and final landscaping with sodding. Local contractors, suppliers, and service providers are encouraged to reach out to the property owner or their representatives early in this process, before final site plans, bids, and permits are settled, to understand the scope of work and explore potential opportunities.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) Nuisance Open/Exterior Storage Prohibited - Part III, App. B, Art. V &
This notice concerns a property maintenance issue in the City of Melbourne, Brevard County. The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing a case involving nuisance open/exterior storage of items such as fence debris, tires, furniture, and building materials. The property owner is required to move these items into an enclosed structure or remove them from the property. This situation is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The corrective action involves site cleanup and proper disposal of materials, potentially requiring services for debris removal and hauling. Contractors specializing in site cleanup, waste disposal, and potentially minor construction for enclosed storage could find opportunities. Engaging early before final decisions are made may offer an advantage in understanding the specific needs and timelines.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) Nuisance Outside Storage Prohibited - Part III, App. B, Art. V & Art. VI
This item concerns a property identified as a nuisance due to outside storage of materials. The property is being used as a storage or junk yard with accumulations of items like metal, vehicles, and containers. The current situation violates city regulations that prohibit exterior storage of junk, yard debris, merchandise, and other items unless kept within an enclosed building or authorized by a city-approved design plan. This matter is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The corrective action required will likely involve site cleanup, removal of accumulated items, and potentially the construction or modification of an enclosed structure to store authorized materials. Contractors specializing in site clearing, demolition, hauling, and general construction may find opportunities as the property owner addresses these violations. Early engagement could be beneficial before specific plans and permits are finalized.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) Pool, Spa & Hot Tub Maintenance Required - Sec. 36-39(d) & Sec.
This notice is about a property maintenance issue identified by the City of Melbourne Code Enforcement Board. The issue concerns a swimming pool at an unstated location that is in disrepair, with dirty, dark water. The pool requires repair and maintenance to meet the International Property Maintenance Code standards. This item is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The work needed would involve pool cleaning, repair of the pool structure, and ongoing maintenance. This early stage presents an opportunity for contractors specializing in pool repair, maintenance, and related services to engage before formal bids or permits are issued. Early contact could provide a competitive advantage.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
c) Roof Maintenance Required - PART III, Appendix D, CHAPTER 13,
Code Enforcement Board listed this item on its agenda for 2026-04-22 in City of Melbourne. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) Business Tax Receipt Required - CHAPTER 54, ARTICLE VIII, Sec.54
Code Enforcement Board listed this item on its agenda for 2026-04-22 in City of Melbourne. The posted record gives the item title and nothing else, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official agenda link above and watch for the fuller write-up the body posts as the meeting gets closer.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) Fence, Gates & Wall Maintenance Required - Sec. 20-314; Sec. 9.50;
This notice concerns a property maintenance requirement in the City of Melbourne. The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing a property where the entire perimeter fence is in disrepair and needs repair or replacement. Old wood fencing must be properly disposed of. This item is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The work would involve site clearing and grading for fence removal, potential concrete and masonry for new posts, carpentry and framing for fence construction, and possibly painting and staining. Contractors specializing in fence installation, demolition, and site cleanup could find opportunities. Reaching out to the property owner or relevant city departments early in the review process may provide an advantage before specific plans or permits are finalized.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) IRREPARABLE Stormwater Management - Ch. 50 Art. III Sec. 50-47
This item concerns a property where stormwater management has been altered, potentially violating city code. Specifically, the shoreline has been excavated, and the impervious area of the land has been increased. The property owner is required to obtain approval for these changes from the City Engineering Department and halt any further work on the shoreline or impervious areas until approval is granted. This situation is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The corrective actions required will likely involve site assessment, potential design modifications for stormwater management, and possibly construction to address shoreline restoration and reduce impervious surfaces. Contractors specializing in site preparation, grading, concrete work, and landscaping may find opportunities as the property owner seeks to comply with city regulations. Engaging early could provide an advantage before formal plans and permits are finalized.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) Inoperable Vehicles or Recreational Equipment Prohibited - Sec. 14
This notice is about a code enforcement matter concerning inoperable vehicles and recreational equipment. The City of Melbourne's Code Enforcement Board is reviewing violations of city codes related to vehicles, boats, and trailers that are not in operating condition, are disassembled, or are in disrepair. The specific items noted include a dark green Chevrolet Gladiator van with flat tires, a white Chevrolet Astro van without a license plate, a dark green Chevrolet Blazer with flat tires, and a trailer located in a front yard. The required corrective action is that these vehicles and equipment must be made operational, stored properly according to code, or removed from the property. This item is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The work involved would focus on the removal or repair of these specific vehicles and equipment. This could involve towing services, scrap metal removal, or potentially repair services if the owners choose to make them operational. Local contractors, suppliers, and service providers who can assist with vehicle removal, disposal, or repair may find opportunities. Early engagement before final decisions are made could be advantageous.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) Nuisance Open/Exterior Storage Prohibited - Part III, App. B, Art. V &
This item concerns a proposed change to city regulations regarding exterior storage of materials. The City of Melbourne's Code Enforcement Board is reviewing rules that prohibit nuisance open/exterior storage, including items like junk, yard debris, merchandise, mechanical parts, construction items, and appliances. These items must be kept inside an enclosed building or dwelling, or have specific city approval for exterior storage. The review will focus on removing excessive items from backyards, side yards, and under carports. This review is in its early stages, under consideration by the Code Enforcement Board. The potential work involves site cleanup, removal of prohibited items, and potentially the construction or modification of enclosed storage areas to meet new code requirements. Contractors specializing in demolition, waste removal, general construction, and landscaping may find opportunities as these regulations are finalized and enforced. Early engagement with the city or property owners could provide insight into specific needs as the rules are implemented.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) Paved Parking Required - Sec. 9.74(g)&(q). All parking areas and
This item concerns a city code enforcement requirement for paved parking areas. The City of Melbourne's Code Enforcement Board is reviewing a requirement that all parking areas and vehicle access points must be paved with approved materials like asphalt or concrete. These paved areas must also have adequate drainage and meet city engineering standards. Parking on unpaved surfaces is not allowed. This requirement is currently under review by the board. If approved, this could lead to work involving site preparation, grading, concrete or asphalt paving, and potentially stormwater management systems for various properties needing to upgrade their parking facilities. Contractors specializing in paving, site work, and concrete, as well as suppliers of asphalt and concrete, could find opportunities. Engaging early before final plans and permits are issued may provide a competitive advantage.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) RECURRING - Building Permit Required - Sec. 13.80 adopting the
This item concerns an expired building permit, POOL2020-00052, for an incomplete swimming pool installation. The City of Melbourne's Code Enforcement Board is reviewing the situation. The property owner must either obtain a new permit to finish the pool or get a permit to remove the unfinished work. This process is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The required corrective action involves obtaining permits for either pool installation or removal. This could lead to work such as site preparation, concrete pouring, plumbing, electrical connections, and final landscaping for a new pool, or demolition and site restoration if the pool is removed. Local contractors, suppliers, and service providers in pool construction, demolition, and related trades should monitor this case. Early engagement before final permit decisions could offer an advantage.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
d) Stormwater System Requirements and Restrictions - Chapter 50;
This notice concerns a review by the City of Melbourne Code Enforcement Board regarding stormwater system requirements. The board is addressing pavement installed without a required permit, specifically asphalt near U.S. 1. The corrective action requires obtaining a permit for the existing pavement or removing it. If pavement is removed, a topographical survey will be needed to confirm stormwater stays on site, and the area must be sodded to prevent erosion. This item is currently under review by the board. The work could involve site surveying, potential pavement removal, grading, and landscaping or sodding. Contractors specializing in site work, surveying, and landscaping may find opportunities as this issue is resolved.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
- Address:
- U.S. 1
d) Window & Door Maintenance Required - PART III, Appendix D,
This item concerns a requirement for window and door maintenance, specifically mandating the replacement of all windows and doors to ensure they are in good repair, structurally sound, weather resistant, and watertight. This is a requirement under the International Property Maintenance Code, Chapter 3, Section 304.13 through 304.15, and the City of Melbourne's Community Aesthetics ordinance, Section 20-314. The matter is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. This requirement will likely involve phased work starting with the removal of existing windows and doors, followed by the installation of new units, and potentially related framing and hardware work. Local contractors specializing in window and door replacement, carpentry, and potentially general contracting could find opportunities. Engaging early, before final plans and permits are set, allows businesses to understand the scope and prepare for potential bids.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
e) Altering Stormwater Systems Requires Permit - Sec. 50-47. Any
The City of Melbourne is reviewing a situation where a retention area, originally planned for a lot, has been filled in. This action may require engineering permits for any subdividing of land, construction, changes, alterations, or disruptions to stormwater runoff patterns. The city is emphasizing that such work is prohibited without first obtaining the necessary engineering permits. This review indicates a potential need for future compliance and corrective actions related to stormwater management. Contractors specializing in site preparation, grading, and stormwater system installation or repair may find opportunities as the city enforces its regulations. Early engagement with the City of Melbourne Engineering Department could provide insight into upcoming compliance needs and potential projects.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
e) IRREPARABLE Stormwater from Commercial or Construction
This notice is about a Code Enforcement Board matter for the City of Melbourne concerning stormwater management at a commercial or construction site. The issue involves the lack of best management practices for controlling stormwater, erosion, sediment, and other materials on site. The corrective action requires that stormwater from commercial, industrial, or construction areas be managed on site using best management practices to prevent illegal discharge into the city's MS4 or regulated waters. This item is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board. The work would involve implementing and maintaining stormwater controls, potentially including site clearing and grading, underground utility work for drainage, and ongoing site maintenance. Contractors specializing in site preparation, grading, and stormwater management, as well as suppliers of erosion control materials, could find opportunities. Engaging early before final plans and permits are set may offer a competitive advantage.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
e) Overgrowth Prohibited / Landscape Maintenance Required - Sec.
This notice is for contractors regarding a property maintenance issue in the City of Melbourne. The Code Enforcement Board has identified a property requiring landscape maintenance due to overgrowth of grass and weeds exceeding 12 inches in height. The property owner has been notified and is required to comply with city codes, including those adopting the International Property Maintenance Code. This matter is currently under review by the Code Enforcement Board, with compliance expected prior to the hearing. The scope of work involves mowing, weed removal, and general landscaping maintenance to bring the property into compliance. This early stage presents an opportunity for landscaping contractors, lawn care services, and related suppliers to engage with property owners or management before final permits or bids are issued. Early engagement can provide a competitive advantage for businesses offering these services.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda_item
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