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Magistrate Orders Fines and Compliance Deadlines

Marco IslandJan 27, 20261 min read

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The magistrate found multiple code violations and imposed fines, court costs, and deadlines ranging from 14 to 60 days; daily fines of up to $100 may apply if violations are not corrected. The meeting also certified fines of $12,300 in one case and $3,700 in another.

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Several property-related cases involving docks, sidewalks, plants, litter, design rules, permits, and right-of-way issues resulted in guilty findings. Required corrections included obtaining permits, removing or repairing violations, and meeting deadlines, with additional daily fines possible after the deadline. Other cases were closed as compliant, while outcomes for the listed mitigation-of-fines requests were not provided in the minutes.

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A dilapidated dock case resulted in a $150 fine plus $50 in costs; the respondent has 60 days to obtain a permit and remove the dock or face a $100-per-day fine.
A design regulations, solid-waste, and permit case resulted in a $150 fine plus $50 in costs, with 60 days to comply or a $100-per-day fine.
A public nuisance case resulted in a $150 fine plus $50 in costs, with 15 days to comply or a $100-per-day fine.
A damaged-sidewalk case resulted in a $150 fine plus $50 in costs; the respondent has 30 days to obtain a permit and 60 days to repair the sidewalk or face a $100-per-day fine.
Noxious-plant, design-regulation, solid-waste, right-of-way, litter, and sidewalk cases resulted in fines ranging from $150 to $600, plus $50 in court costs, with compliance deadlines of 14 to 30 days and possible $100-per-day fines.
A handicapped parking citation case resulted in a guilty finding with no fine and $50 in court costs.
The minutes record certification of $12,300 in fines in a work-without-a-permit case and certification of $3,700 in fines in a no-building-permit case.
Multiple cases were closed as compliant, including cases involving work without a permit, a cracked sidewalk, parking citations, encroachments, right-of-way issues, and litter or debris.

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