Code Enforcement Special Magistrate 09-10-26

The Seminole County Government held a Code Enforcement Special Magistrate hearing on September 10, 2026, addressing multiple property code violations primarily related to swimming pools and unsafe or dilapidated structures. Several property owners were found in violation of Seminole County Code for failure to maintain swimming pools in operable condition, unsafe structures, and unpermitted construction. The magistrate issued compliance deadlines ranging from 30 to 120 days, with daily fines imposed for noncompliance, typically between $150 and $500 per day. In some cases, the county was authorized to secure or demolish properties if violations were not corrected. Several owners presented plans or challenges related to compliance, including financial constraints and ongoing renovation grant applications. The meeting focused on enforcement actions, compliance schedules, and potential fines, with no new procurement or contract awards discussed.