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1. How are the Code Enforcement Officers notified of violations?

Code Enforcement Officers respond to neighbors' complaints, telephone complaints and routine patrols. In addition, they will respond to anonymous complaints but only on a low priority basis. To inquire if a code violation exists, or to report a code violation, contact the Code Enforcement unit at 321-868-3200.

2. What are common code violation?

Some of the common code violations are: 

• tall grass (City Code Sec. 10-22)
• inoperable vehicles - expired tag (City Code 15-23.1) 
• no building permit, trash and debris (City Code Sec. 10-22)
• loud noise (City Code Sec. 15-22.)

3. Will Code Enforcement take action in a property rights dispute?

Code Enforcement applies local laws and ordinances only. Disputes involving violations of deed restrictions, homeowners or property owners' rules and regulations or any other violation not covered by the City's Code of Ordinances are not handled by Code Enforcement.

4. How are complicated code enforcement violations handled?

Code Enforcement violations which require time to comply, or are complicated in nature, are usually taken before the Code Enforcement Board for resolution. The quasi-judicial board meets on the third Wednesday of the month at City Hall; their agendas may be viewed under the City Hall / meetings, heading on this website.