06/03/2026 Code Enforcement Agenda

Code Enforcement Board · 2026-06-03 · agenda

[1509 Norman St; case CE#2025-00403] Case CE#2025-00403 involves property maintenance issues at 1509 Norman St. The violations include unsafe structures, structures unfit for human occupancy, hazardous premises, sanitation issues, sidewalk and driveway disrepair, weeds, rodent harborage, property defacement, potentially unsafe conditions, protective treatment deficiencies, roof and drainage problems, unsafe stairways/decks/porches/balconies, window/skylight/door frame issues, insect screen problems, and accumulation/disposal of rubbish and garbage. Corrective action requires replacement or repair and maintenance of all building, structure, yard, or property areas to meet required maintenance and building code standards. [924 E New Haven Ave #102; case CE#2026-00118] Case CE#2026-00118 concerns unfinished business regarding a fire sprinkler system repair at 924 E New Haven Ave #102. The violation pertains to the maintenance and inspection of the fire sprinkler system as required by the Florida Fire Prevention Code. Corrective action involves making repairs per the last contractor inspection to bring the system up to code. [1001 S Hickory St; case CE#2026-00124] Case CE#2026-00124 involves unfinished business related to two doors on the south side of the building at 1001 S Hickory St being in disrepair. This violates the Florida Fire Prevention Code concerning Means of Egress. Corrective action requires repairing or replacing the doors according to city code, obtaining proper permits, and scheduling a new fire inspection. [1807 Riverview Dr; case CE#2023-00896] Case CE#2023-00896 at 1807 Riverview Dr requires obtaining permits for exterior stairway, landings, and dock work that was performed without a permit. This violates the Florida Building Code requirement for permits for construction, additions, alterations, upgrades, repairs, demolition, and changes of occupancy. [406 Bluff Dr; case CE#2024-00213] Case CE#2024-00213 at 406 Bluff Dr involves multiple violations. Item (a) requires obtaining permits to repair or demolish deteriorated, unsecured, and significantly disrepaired structures, including exterior elements, and securing them against unauthorized entry. Item (b) was complied with, involving removal of open storage, debris, materials, and trash. Item (c) requires stopping work until permits are issued and obtaining permits for interior demolition, concrete block work, and window removal/replacement, as these were done without permits. [910 Whitmire Dr; case CE#2025-00906] Case CE#2025-00906 at 910 Whitmire Dr involves multiple violations. (a) The pool is unsecured, requiring it to be secured to code and a permit obtained prior to work. (b) Pool repair work, wall work, concrete work, and exterior stair removal were done without a permit, requiring permits for all work. (c) Land alteration activities (sod removal, concrete removal, excavation) were done without City Engineering approval, requiring approval and stopping work until granted. (d) Shoreline alteration and increased imperviousness were done without permits, requiring City Engineering approval and stopping work. (e) Best management practices for stormwater are not in use, requiring control and management of stormwater from construction activity. (f) Property has open/outside storage of nuisance items, requiring relocation or removal. (g) A trailer is stored forward of the front house line, requiring relocation. (h) Retaining wall work and fence post installation were done without permits, requiring permits. (i) PVC pipes lead from the property toward the river, creating an illicit discharge, requiring removal of pipes and cessation of discharge. (j) A stairway was removed from a balcony, creating an unsafe condition, requiring a permit to replace stairs or make the balcony safe. [1964 Washington Ave; case CE#2026-00112] Case CE#2026-00112 at 1964 Washington Ave involves an imminent safety violation due to a disrepaired fence around the pool. Violations include the fence panels falling and pickets separating, failing to provide pool security. Corrective action requires repairing the fence to provide pool security. Additionally, boats and trailers are stored forward of the front house line, requiring relocation behind the house line and fence, or removal. An inoperable Ford truck with an expired tag is present, requiring removal or demonstration of operability. The property also has nuisance open/exterior storage, including discarded panels and boards, which must be relocated to an enclosed structure or removed. [2192 King Richard Rd; case CE#2025-00095] Case CE#2025-00095 at 2192 King Richard Rd addresses nuisance outside storage, including fence debris, tires, appliances, liquid containers, gas cans, junk, and plant debris, which must be removed from the porch and property. The property was not to be used for storing or processing items for scrapping, which was complied with prior to the hearing. The house exterior requires peeling paint removal and application of a protective covering like paint or stucco (requiring a permit for stucco). Windows need to be in good repair. Plant debris from a lawn service business needs to be taken to the county landfill and not stored on the property. A trailer is parked/stored on the street and needs to be behind the front house line, and it must be inoperable with no missing or flat tires, which was complied with prior to the hearing. [2620-2632 Aurora Rd; case CE#2025-00406] Case CE#2025-00406 at 2620-2632 Aurora Rd requires removal of overgrowth from drainage areas, swales, and the retention pond. The fence around the retention pond needs repair. No public comment was stated. [1067 Tuskeegee Ave; case CE#2025-00443] Case CE#2025-00443 at 1067 Tuskeegee Ave requires removal of remaining plant debris, litter, and miscellaneous debris from the property and right-of-way. The fascias need repair, and soffits need peeling paint removed and an approved protective covering applied. The chain-link fence needs repair or removal and proper disposal. [2701536 / Longwood; case CE#2025-00604] Case CE#2025-00604, related to Longwood (Tax ID# 2701536), requires modification to the control structure for the retention area to be designed by a Licensed Professional Engineer, submitted for permitting, and then executed accordingly. This addresses altering stormwater systems without a permit. [2700 Croton Rd; case CE#2026-00077] Case CE#2026-00077 at 2700 Croton Rd requires that lights, including those at the entrance of the apartment complex and along Longview Dr, be in good repair and operable, adhering to the approved site plan. This addresses electrical maintenance and site plan adherence. [4811 Springwater Cir; case CE#2026-00211] Case CE#2026-00211 at 4811 Springwater Cir involves repeat violations related to a bounce rental business operating outside home-based business restrictions. Business items like inflatables, generators, pressure washers, dollies, or tarps are not to be stored outside. Trailers need to be parked in the garage or behind the fence. Nuisance open/exterior storage of these items is prohibited. [1517 Avenida Del Rio; case CE#2024-00396] Case CE#2024-00396 at 1517 Avenida Del Rio involves adherence to conditional use agreements and safeguards. A permit is required for work done on the property, including a wooden deck and pavers, which were completed without permits. Corrective action requires obtaining issued and completed building permits for exterior work. [819 Almond Blvd; case CE#2024-00945] Case CE#2024-00945 at 819 Almond Blvd requires repair of exterior wall holes, cracks, and other deteriorated areas. Plumbing in the bathroom is not functional, and there is a water leak in the kitchen, requiring repair of faulty plumbing. An accessory shed behind the home is deteriorated with no roof or doors, requiring replacement or repair of walls, doors, and roof. Windows are deteriorated with cracked glazing and cannot open/close as designed, requiring repair. Accumulations of construction debris and trash, including a broken pile of concrete, need removal. [109 Prince Ave; case CE#2025-00029] Case CE#2025-00029 at 109 Prince Ave involves an occupied home where the electrical service has been disconnected due to fire damage. This requires connecting, repairing, and maintaining an approved electrical system by repairing fire-damaged components, obtaining an electrical permit, and ensuring licensed contractors perform the work. The water service has been disconnected for non-payment since 4-10-25, requiring reestablishment of water service from the City of Melbourne. [506 Williams St; case CE#2025-00091] Case CE#2025-00091 at 506 Williams St involves exterior building holes and loose/rotted materials requiring repair. The roof is missing shingles, requiring replacement, repair, and maintenance. Doors are missing or in disrepair, requiring repair or replacement. The home has been boarded up for over a year, requiring repair, maintenance, and/or replacement. Items (c) and (d) were Complied. [3310 James St; case CE#2025-00146] Case CE#2025-00146 at 3310 James St involves a roof missing shingles, requiring replacement, repair, and maintenance of the roof structure and components to building code standards. [2808 S Harbor City Blvd; case CE#2025-00177] Case CE#2025-00177 at 2808 S Harbor City Blvd involves a fence that needs to be in good repair. The screening on the fence needs to be removed. The property needs to be mowed and maintained. Heavy vegetation on the property needs to be removed and prevented from re-growth.