Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board Fines Homeowner for Expired Building Permits

Overview: The Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board convened on August 13th to address several code violations in the community, including significant fines levied against a homeowner for expired building permits.

Highland Beach Code Board Drops Cases After Compliance

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board, several cases were dismissed as property owners achieved compliance by obtaining necessary permits. However, in one notable case, a violation involving an expired building permit for electrical work led to a discussion due to unusual circumstances surrounding the property owner.

Highland Beach Residents Navigate Permit Troubles at Code Enforcement Meeting

Overview: At the Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board regular meeting, a case involving permit issues surrounding kitchen renovations at a local residence dominated discussions. The property, owned by Michael and Sarah Gortz, was represented by their son Jeffrey Gortz who detailed a series of complications with contractors and subcontractors leading to an expired permit for electrical work. The town recommended finding the respondents in violation of the town code with a potential fine of $250 per day after a set compliance date, alongside a prosecution cost of $250.

Highland Beach Pergola Permit Violation Takes Center Stage

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board, the primary focus was on a significant building permit violation case involving an unpermitted pergola installation. Despite previous notices, the violation remained unresolved, prompting a discussion among board members and the homeowner’s representative. The board ultimately passed a motion to find the respondent in violation and ordered compliance within 60 days, with potential fines for each day the violation persisted past this deadline.

Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board Maintains Leadership, Violations Resolved

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Highland Beach Code Enforcement Board, the most newsworthy event was the nomination and appointment of the chairperson and vice chairperson positions. The board maintained its current leadership, with the chairperson and vice chairperson being re-nominated for their roles. Additionally, all cases on the agenda regarding code violations were resolved as the properties in question came into compliance before the hearings.