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Property Maintenance in Coconut Creek, FL (2026)

2 verified property maintenance rules for Coconut Creek, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Property Blight

In the City of Coconut Creek, Florida, Article III of Chapter 6 sets minimum building premises standards to prevent blight. When the code enforcement division finds a public nuisance on a property or structure, it notifies the owner, who has ten days to abate it. If the owner does not, the city abates it and records the cost as a lien against the property.

Coconut Creek Property Blight and Nuisance Abatement Rules

Some Restrictions

Coconut Creek Code § 6-37

(1)[Notification to owner.] When the code enforcement division determines, upon the complaint of any person, that any property or structure constitutes a public nuisance as hereinabove defined, the code enforcement division shall notify the owner of the property or structure of the violations and the repairs or other actions which are necessary to bring the property or structure into compliance...

Vacant Lot Maintenance

Under Code § 14-42, an owner, occupant or tenant of any parcel in the City of Coconut Creek, Florida must not permit accumulations of litter, garbage, rubbish, junk, debris or refuse, or excessive weeds and undergrowth. The duty covers the parcel and the adjoining right-of-way to the road centerline.

Coconut Creek Vacant Parcel Debris and Overgrowth Rule

Some Restrictions

Coconut Creek Code § 14-42(a)-(b)

(a)It shall be a violation of this section for any owner, occupant, or tenant to permit the accumulation of litter, garbage, rubbish, junk, debris or refuse upon any parcel of land owned, leased or otherwise in the possession of the owner or tenant, or within the adjoining public right-of-way between the front plot line and the centerline of the right-of-way, and between the extensions of the s...

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