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The board approved enforcement measures for multiple properties that had not completed required recertifications, including $250 daily retroactive fines and potential $500 daily fines for missed deadlines. It extended the recertification deadline for 2 Coral Way to May 18, 2026, deferred cases at 122 Menores Avenue and 514 Palermo Avenue, and extended 241 Sevilla Avenue's deadline to August 31, 2026.
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Property owners in several cases must submit structural and electrical reports, safe-to-occupy letters, and permits needed to complete building recertifications. Some owners have 30 days to submit documents, while the owner at 910 Douglas Road has 60 days to complete recertification. If deadlines are missed, daily fines may apply, and city officials may take safety measures such as evacuating a building or disconnecting utilities.
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