Stephanie Morgan

Code Enforcement Fines and Liens

The Midland Lane owner owes up to $50,000 in fines plus $5,411 in costs; abatement costs in other cases get charged to those owners.

Unsecured swimming pool hazard

Fines of $125 per day up to $50,000 plus city abatement costs will be charged to the estate.

Flock camera oversight

Flock cameras lease for roughly $2,500–$5,000 per year each, per the resident's figures.

Property maintenance and overgrown-lot enforcement

Owners face certified fines plus the city's abatement costs if they don't clean up by mid-July.

Flock License Plate Camera Program

Dr. Greer claims the city could avoid roughly $1 million in litigation costs by settling via a consent decree.

Unpermitted commercial interior build-outs

Fines can run $50–$100 per day up to $10,000, plus $510 in city costs per case, if owners don't get compliant.

Nuisance Abatement Special Magistrates

Expected to recover about 96% of the city's nuisance abatement costs from property owners.

E-Bike and Golf Cart Safety

Temporary separated pathways could cost roughly half to 60% of permanent facilities, competing with other road dollars.

Traffic Fatalities and Corridor Enforcement

Reassignment of investigations within existing staffing rather than added traffic-unit positions.

Flock Surveillance Camera Concerns

The contract has cost the city about $266,000 so far and would rise to $455,000 if continued — a more than 70% increase.

Unsecured swimming pool at 1371 SW Hibiscus Street

The owner will pay for a pool cover and city abatement costs if not secured by July 9.

Flock license plate recognition cameras

Residents question recurring subscription costs for the camera network while services like twice-a-week trash collection remain unfunded.

Police Equipment and Facilities

A $5,000 grant plus spending under existing police contracts and forfeiture funds.

Life-safety concern at converted garage group home

A $50-per-day fine, capped at $10,000, plus $510 in costs, will be certified if no permit is issued by September 16.

Employee safety and rest provisions (Article 17)

Overtime and staffing changes to ensure adequate rest could carry costs for the city's budget.

Abandoned construction site on SW Rice Avenue

Cleanup costs will be assessed to the LLC if it fails to comply by August 19.

Contractor fraud leaves elderly homeowner holding the bag

Owners faced fines up to $10,000 plus investigation costs added as liens.

Hurricane Milton roof repairs — homeowners given 90 more days

Daily fines of $25 loom if the insurance appeal isn't resolved by the continued hearing date.

Hardship accommodations in code enforcement

Daily fines up to $50 accrue against these properties, which become liens.

Anonymous complaints of unlicensed activity

Resolution 26-R79 — Property Acquisition for Public Safety

Resolution 26-R57 — Property acquisition for public safety

Approve Contract #20260162 for Real Time Public Safety Center and Maintenance Services with AV-Worx, LLC.