1:07At the forefront of the meeting was the announcement of a town-wide sweep to identify properties with RVs lacking necessary permits or affidavits. This initiative, spearheaded by project coordinator Jeff Curts, aims to bring several cases before the magistrate in the next four meetings. The magistrate granted a blanket continuance for cases one through thirty-five, allowing additional time to process these applications. The expectation is that most cases will conclude with affidavits of compliance.

A specific focus was placed on case number 2520143, involving Dancing Crane Farms LLC. A continuance was granted for this case until the June 2nd magistrate hearing, primarily due to the recent arrival of the involved parties. This case is part of the larger context of RV regulation enforcement, with the magistrate emphasizing the need for accurate documentation and processing.

Compliance Officer John Suarez presented multiple cases related to RV violations, including case number 25502015 concerning a property at 1180A Road. The property was cited on February 27, 2025, for multiple RVs on-site without permits. The town requested compliance by April 18, 2025, with a stipulated fine of $100 per day for continued violations. Administrative costs of $2,345 were also to be assessed. The absence of the property owner at the hearing led to a finding of good service based on the posted notice and the compliance officer’s testimony. The magistrate ordered compliance by the specified date or an appearance at a subsequent fine assessment hearing.

33:16Another notable case, number 25503016, involved a property at 15347 Okeechobee Boulevard, similarly cited for RV violations. The son of the property owner communicated that his mother was hospitalized, and he was working toward compliance. This case highlighted the personal challenges some property owners face in meeting ordinance requirements. Nonetheless, the town maintained its stance on compliance by the April deadline, with consistent penalties for non-compliance.

1:07Throughout the proceedings, the magistrate stressed the importance of ensuring all notices and evidence were properly documented.

33:16The meeting concluded with an acknowledgment of the absence of respondents in all discussed cases. The magistrate requested that future agendas include specific section numbers of alleged violations to facilitate the drafting of orders, highlighting the procedural challenges faced in managing this volume of cases.