Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing — 5/11/2026 - 1:00 p.m.

The City of Titusville held a Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing on May 11, 2026, focusing primarily on violations related to business tax receipt compliance and property code enforcement. Several cases involved businesses operating without valid city business tax receipts, resulting in orders to pay fees ranging from approximately $136 to $272, plus administrative costs, with deadlines typically set at 10 to 30 days to come into compliance or face fines of $250. Additionally, the hearing addressed property violations such as unauthorized tree removal, with fines imposed up to $5,000 for irreparable violations. The magistrate granted extensions in some cases where businesses had applied for permits or tax receipts but had not yet completed the process. The meeting included detailed discussions of notices, violations, cost recovery statements, and compliance timelines, but no new procurement contracts or budget allocations were discussed.