Code Compliance Special Magistrate Hearing | March 4, 2026

The City of West Palm Beach held a Code Compliance Special Magistrate Hearing on March 4, 2026, addressing multiple code enforcement cases involving property violations. Key procurement-related discussions included enforcement of city ordinances on artificial turf installation, rental licenses, business tax receipts, and property maintenance issues. The magistrate issued findings of violation and set compliance deadlines ranging from 10 to 180 days, with daily fines imposed for non-compliance. Notably, a case involving artificial turf was extended to 180 days for compliance due to pending state regulatory adoption. Several cases involved requests for additional time to comply, which were generally granted. The hearing also included a fine reduction agreement for a lien related to a prohibited sign, reducing the amount from $11,250 to $1,687.50 payable within 30 days. Overall, the meeting focused on code enforcement actions, compliance timelines, and fine assessments, with no direct contract awards or procurement vehicle discussions.