The property owned by Ganam Properties LLC was found to be in violation due to a deteriorating pool structure, which posed a safety risk due to its proximity to the beach. The town’s representative requested that the Special Magistrate impose a $250 daily fine until the property complies with town ordinances. The hearing revealed that despite previous warnings, the property remained in violation, lacking essential safety measures such as fencing or demolition of the deteriorating pool. The town also discussed the possibility of intervening directly to secure the area if deemed necessary, with costs potentially becoming a lien on the property.

The meeting also addressed the case of Cecilia Gonzalez, who faced similar issues with her property on Hibiscus Drive. Although Gonzalez had made some progress by removing debris and draining the pool, the property still lacked a permanent pool barrier, and no permits had been applied for demolition or fencing. As a result, the town requested daily fines and additional administrative fees, emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety regulations to avoid further penalties.

In other cases, properties on Chapel Street and Baymar Drive were reported to have come into compliance, with the respective owners having paid the administrative fees and obtained necessary permits. The town sought final orders of compliance for these properties.