07/08/2026 Code Enforcement Agenda

Code Enforcement Board · 2026-07-08 · agenda

[1921 Elizabeth St; case CE#2025-00409] Case CE#2025-00409 involves unfinished business regarding unsafe/hazardous conditions, overgrowth, nuisance exterior storage, and inoperable vehicles at 1921 Elizabeth St. The property has a collapsed roof, holes in the roof, falling fascia and eaves, and a collapsed carport. Additionally, there is overgrowth of grass and weeds exceeding 12 inches, vegetation growing into roof holes, and unkempt landscaping. Exterior storage includes fence debris, tires, broken furniture, a propane tank, tire rims, bicycle frames and tires, a canoe, building material, junk, and plant debris. Inoperable vehicles include a dark green Chevrolet Gladiator van with flat tires, a white Chevrolet Astro van with no license plate, a dark green Chevrolet Blazer with flat tires, and a trailer in the front yard. Corrective actions involve repairing or replacing the roof and structures, abating unsafe conditions by removal or demolition with proper permits, mowing and maintaining landscaping, relocating or removing exterior storage, and ensuring vehicles are operable or removed. [12 E Avenue C; case CE#2026-00026] Case CE#2026-00026 addresses overgrowth and recreational vehicle storage at 12 E Avenue C. The property has overgrown grass and weeds over 12 inches high and unkempt landscaping. A boat is being stored in the front driveway, violating residential storage restrictions. Corrective actions include mowing and maintaining landscaping, and relocating the recreational vehicle to a carport, enclosed building, or to the rear of the front building line. This case was marked as COMPLIED. [1001 S Hickory St; case CE#2026-00124] Case CE#2026-00124 concerns disrepaired doors on the south side of the building at 1001 S Hickory St, violating fire prevention codes related to means of egress. Corrective action requires repair or replacement of the doors according to city code, obtaining proper permits, and scheduling a new fire inspection. The case is listed as unfinished business. [2204 Country Club Dr; case CE#2026-00138] Case CE#2026-00138 at 2204 Country Club Dr involves an unsecured pool, required building permits, and a dead tree removal. The swimming pool is temporarily secured by construction fencing and requires a permanent fence or enclosure. Various construction activities including windows, doors, vinyl siding, electrical, plumbing, deck work, and demolition were completed without proper permits. A dead palm tree on the north side of the property was to be removed. Corrective actions include installing a permanent pool fence with permits, obtaining issued and completed building permits for all work, and removing the dead palm tree. The dead tree removal was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING, and nuisance exterior storage of lumber, doors, and plant debris was also COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING, as was garbage container placement and window maintenance. [592 Montreal Ave; case CE2021-00929] Case CE#2021-00929 at 592 Montreal Ave involves ongoing violations related to building permits and a certificate of occupancy. The property has had work completed without required permits, including pavers, light poles, accessory structures, electrical, and plumbing. It is also being occupied and utilized for events and commercial activity without a Certificate of Occupancy. Corrective actions require obtaining all required permits, finals on issued permits, and a Certificate of Occupancy. A fine and lien of $50 per day has been accumulating, with the fine stayed at $21,050 until 07/08/26. [3101 N Highway A1A; case CE#2023-00505] Case CE#2023-00505 at 3101 N Highway A1A involves ongoing violations related to walking surfaces, specifically structurally unsound balconies requiring repair or replacement. The case has accumulated a substantial fine, currently stayed at $476,840 until 07/08/26. [2647 Pepper Ave; case CE#2025-00034] Case CE#2025-00034 at 2647 Pepper Ave involves disrepair of the roof, soffit, and associated components, as well as general building and property maintenance issues. The structure and components require repair, including window/door replacement, roof maintenance, and stucco/painting of exterior walls. The house had been boarded up for over a year, which has now been COMPLIED. Corrective actions include repairing the roof, soffit, and other structural elements, and addressing general maintenance needs. The property owner was previously found to comply by 07/07/26. [1962 Garner Ave; case CE#2025-00107] Case CE#2025-00107 at 1962 Garner Ave requires a building permit for an addition to the outside back porch area and a wood fence. The back yard fence has broken, leaning portions that need repair or removal. The fence repair/removal was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING. Corrective actions include obtaining the necessary building permit. [2838 Sarno Rd; case CE#2025-00181] Case CE#2025-00181 at 2838 Sarno Rd involves multiple violations including the need for a site/development plan, inoperable vehicles, nuisance outside storage, paved parking requirements, and alterations to stormwater systems. The property is being utilized as a storage/junk yard with accumulations of miscellaneous items, metal, vehicles, and containers. Parking is occurring on unimproved surfaces, and a retention area has been filled in. Corrective actions include obtaining an approved site plan, removing inoperable vehicles, relocating or removing exterior storage, paving parking areas, and addressing stormwater system alterations. The property owner must contact the City of Melbourne Community Development Department and Engineering Department. [1461 Johnson St; case CE#2025-00446] Case CE#2025-00446 at 1461 Johnson St involves restrictions on recreational vehicle storage and inoperable vehicles. The RV must be stored behind the front building line of the house. A white Nissan truck needs to be demonstrated as operable, stored according to code (carport or garage), or removed from the property. Corrective actions include proper storage of the RV and addressing the operability and storage of the truck. [800 Law St; case CE#2025-00596] Case CE#2025-00596 at 800 Law St involves obtaining a building permit for overhang structures and recreational vehicle storage. The RVs must be stored behind the front building line of the house. The building permit requirement for overhang structures was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING. Corrective actions include proper storage of RVs. [1684 Avocado Ave; case CE#2025-00601] Case CE#2025-00601 at 1684 Avocado Ave involves a house in disrepair with boarded-up windows and doors, requiring repair and maintenance to comply with building code. There are also derelict boats on the side and in the back yard that have been inoperable for several years. Additionally, a permit is required for wood fencing installed along the back perimeter. Excessive items in the back yard, side yard, and under the carport area need to be removed. Corrective actions include repairing the house, removing derelict boats, obtaining a permit for the wood fencing, and clearing exterior storage. [2768 Breeze Ridge Rd; case CE#2025-00603] Case CE#2025-00603 at 2768 Breeze Ridge Rd involves fence maintenance, nuisance exterior storage, and overgrowth. The fence around the perimeter of the back needs repair or replacement. Trash and miscellaneous items need to be removed from the left side and front yard. Grass in the front yard and the entire back yard needs mowing and maintenance. Corrective actions include fence repair/replacement, removal of exterior storage, and landscaping maintenance. [1683 N Harbor City Blvd; case CE2022-00363] Case CE2022-00363 at 1683 N Harbor City Blvd involves inoperable vehicles, open/outside storage of trash, junk, and debris, and overgrowth/accumulations. Vehicles have no tags, expired tags, broken windshields, and flat tires. Trash, litter, junk, and debris are stored on the property, including in a truck bed. High grass, weeds, and unkempt landscaping are present. Corrective actions include removing inoperable vehicles, demonstrating operability of remaining vehicles, removing outside storage, and maintaining landscaping. A fine and lien of $50 per day has been accumulating, capped at $18,250. [3510 Applin Way; case CE2022-00860] Case CE2022-00860 at 3510 Applin Way involves building maintenance, specifically repair of fire-damaged areas, eaves, walls, siding, windows, doors, and carport. A building permit is required prior to any work. Corrective actions include repairing damaged and unmaintained areas according to building code standards and obtaining necessary permits. The case has accumulated fines and liens, with the latest extension for fine stay until 07/08/25. [3010-3020 Phillips St; case CE#2023-00800] Case CE#2023-00800 at 3010-3020 Phillips St involves multiple violations including pavement installed without a permit, vehicles parked on unimproved surfaces, and modifications to the approved site plan without city approval. Corrective actions include obtaining permits for pavement, ceasing parking on unimproved surfaces, obtaining an updated and city-approved site plan, and potentially removing non-permitted pavement and sodding the area. This case was ADMINISTRATIVELY DISMISSED. [1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr; case CE#2023-00896] Case CE#2023-00896 at 1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr involves obtaining permits for exterior stairway, landings, and dock work. Corrective action requires obtaining issued permits for this work. The case is listed as unfinished business with multiple extensions granted. [1920 Radnor Dr; case CE#2023-01003] Case CE#2023-01003 at 1920 Radnor Dr involves large accumulations of open storage, debris, materials, and trash throughout the property, including discarded furniture, cardboard boxes, wood and metal items, tarps, containers, ladders, appliances, and miscellaneous items. The north fence was made taller and had mesh panels added without a permit, and the chain link fence is in disrepair. There is also overgrowth of grass and weeds. A commercial truck is stored in a residential area. Corrective actions include removing accumulations of open storage, restoring the fence to its original height and removing mesh panels, repairing the chain link fence, mowing and maintaining landscaping, and removing the commercial truck from the residential area. Fines and liens are being applied. [746 Osage Ave; case CE#2026-00008] Case CE#2026-00008 at 746 Osage Ave involves a repeat violation of overgrowth and landscape maintenance. The property is overgrown with high grass and weeds over 12 inches, and landscaping has not been maintained. Corrective action requires mowing, cutting, trimming, and edging all landscaping and yard areas. The property owner has been subject to fines and liens, with a daily fine of $50 starting 03/31/26. [1683 N Harbor City Blvd; case CE#2026-00090] Case CE#2026-00090 at 1683 N Harbor City Blvd involves repeat violations of inoperable vehicles and nuisance open/exterior storage. Vehicles have expired or no tags, broken windows, flat tires, and appear to be stored for extended periods. Nuisance open/exterior storage includes mattresses, shelving, storage totes, an abandoned lawnmower, a tire filled with litter, and leaf debris. Corrective actions include demonstrating vehicle operability, storing vehicles per code, or removing them. Exterior storage must be relocated to an enclosed structure or removed from the property. Fines of $250 per day are being applied. [1964 Washington Ave; case CE#2026-00112] Case CE#2026-00112 at 1964 Washington Ave involves an unsecured pool, fence maintenance, recreational vehicle storage, and inoperable vehicles. The fence around the pool is in disrepair, but this violation was COMPLIED. Boats and trailers are stored forward of the front house line. A Ford truck has an expired tag. Corrective actions include repairing the pool fence, storing boats and trailers behind the front house line and fence or removing them, and removing the inoperable Ford truck or demonstrating its operability.