Pompano Beach establishes property maintenance standards to prevent blight and preserve buildings. Section 96.26 defines public nuisances including overgrown vegetation, stagnant water, and deteriorated structures. Property owners must maintain exteriors, eliminate hazards, and prevent conditions that attract pests. Code Compliance enforces standards with fines under FL Statute 162.
Pompano Beach property maintenance standards aim to improve, preserve, and maintain buildings while eliminating blighting influences. Section 96.26 defines public nuisances including grass over 6 inches, dense overgrowth, stagnant water, and deteriorated structures. Property owners must maintain exterior conditions including paint, roofing, and structural integrity. Pools must be maintained in sanitary condition. Accumulation of junk, debris, and abandoned materials is prohibited. The Code Compliance Department enforces standards through FL Statute 162 procedures with escalating fines. The city may abate severe violations and lien properties for costs.
Property blight violations include escalating fines under FL §162. City may abate and lien for costs.
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Pompano Beach defines daytime as 7 AM-10 PM and nighttime as 10 PM-7 AM under Chapter 97. Nighttime noise is restricted to approximately refrigerator-level s...
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Barking dogs fall under Chapter 90 (Animals) and Chapter 97 (Noise Control). Dogs found repeatedly at large or causing nuisance violations can be classified ...
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Pompano Beach is near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and the Pompano Beach Airpark. Aircraft noise is regulated federally by the FAA u...
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Storing commercial vehicles on public street rights-of-way is unlawful under §71.07. Tractor-trailers in residential zones are subject to a $350 fine and tow...
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Pompano Beach prohibits overnight RV and camper parking on any public street, right-of-way, or public property after 10 PM (§71.03). Oversized parking is not...
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Pompano Beach enforces abandoned vehicle removal under Title VII Traffic Code and FL §316.1945 (72-hour threshold on public property). Vehicles without valid...
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