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The board unanimously approved compliance orders for five properties requiring structural and electrical recertification steps, generally including safe-to-occupy letters within 30 days and recertification within six months. A $250 daily fine applies when specified deadlines are missed; 230 Calabria Avenue faces a $500 daily fine and a 45-day recertification deadline after failing to comply with an earlier order. The 3301 Ponce de Leon Boulevard case was deferred.
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Property owners at five addresses must provide professional safety documentation and complete building recertifications on set timelines. The orders allow the Building Official to take additional safety measures if owners do not comply, including restricting occupancy or disconnecting utilities. The board also approved its 2024-2025 annual report and agreed to hold a December 2025 workshop on changes to the building recertification process.
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