Code Enforcement Meetings

Unless otherwise indicated, Code Enforcement meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at Town Hall. Meetings begin at 6:30pm. Scroll down to view upcoming meetings and past meeting agendas/minutes.

To view the Town’s complete Code of Ordinances, please click here to be redirected to Municode. You can search specific codes through this program.

 

If  you have questions about the Town’s Code of Ordinances, or would like to report a violation, please contact Code Enforcement Officer, Theresa Rodriguez. Code Enforcement’s hours are Monday & Wednesday, 9:00am – 12:00pm.

Please note, you can search building permits here.

2022 Code Enforcement Meeting Agendas & Minutes

Date Agenda Link Minutes Link
January 3, 2023 Meeting Cancelled
 Meeting Cancelled
February 7, 2023 Meeting Cancelled Meeting Cancelled
March 7, 2023 Meeting Cancelled Meeting Cancelled
April 4, 2023 Agenda
May 2, 2023 Meeting Cancelled Meeting Cancelled

Previous Years Code Enforcement Meeting Agendas & Minutes

We are currently working on adding old agendas and minutes. Please contact the Town Clerk if you do not see the meeting agenda or minutes you are looking for.

2022 Code Enforcement Meetings
2021 Code Enforcement Meetings
2020 Code Enforcement Meetings
2019 Code Enforcement Meetings

CS/SB 60 — County and Municipal Code Enforcement

Governor DeSantis signed CS/SB 60 — County and Municipal Code Enforcement, which prohibits Code Enforcement from accepting anonymous complaints. The complainant must give his or her name and address before a case can begin. The only exception to this new law, is if the violation being reported is a threat to public health, safety or welfare. These changes took effect 7/1/2021. The bill has been included below.
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CS/SB 60 — County and Municipal Code Enforcement

by Community Affairs Committee and Senator Bradley (CS/CS/CS/HB 883 by State Affairs Committee, Public Integrity and Elections Committee, Local Administration and Veterans Affairs Subcommittee, and Rep. Overdorf)

This summary is provided for information only and does not represent the opinion of any Senator, Senate Officer, or Senate Office.

Prepared by: Community Affairs Committee (CA)

Code enforcement is a function of local government intended to enhance the economy and quality of life of counties and municipalities by protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the community. Local governments designate code inspectors or code enforcement officers to investigate potential code violations, provide notice of violations, and issue citations for noncompliance. However, such officials do not possess police powers.

CS/SB 60 amends the county and municipal code enforcement statutes to prohibit county and municipal code inspectors and code enforcement officers from initiating an investigation into violations of city or county codes or ordinances based upon an anonymous complaint. It also requires that an individual making a complaint of a potential violation provide his or her name and address to the local government body before an investigation may occur.

The prohibition does not apply if the code inspector or code enforcement officer has reason to believe the alleged violation presents an imminent threat to public health, safety, or welfare or imminent destruction of habitat or sensitive resources.

If approved by the Governor, these provisions take effect July 1, 2021.

Vote: Senate 27-11; House 81-35