Plaza Resort Maintenance and Condo Owner Access

Stated he has owned unit 509 since 2009, paid HOA fees for four years with no access to the building, and asked the city to intervene against Vienna Capital controlling the HOA board.

Expressed frustration that the property looks like a bomb hit it, hurting Daytona's tourism, and argued that $70,000 in fines is too small a penalty for owners who received millions.

Traveled from Connecticut to find the building locked, units demoed to the studs without permission, and cleanup work appearing to be just for show.

Highlighted four years of unresponsiveness from the board, cited Florida Statutes regarding milestone inspections and local enforcement duties, and asked for city help.

Mentioned that owners were given a tour in June where they had to use the stairs because elevators were unsafe, supporting the need for interior inspections.

Emphasized that the number one goal for owners is getting the city and inspectors to help them gain access to their units for legal and repair purposes.