The Dunedin Code Enforcement Board met on May 5, 2026, at 2:00 PM at City Hall (737 Louden Ave.) to hear cases regarding code violations. The meeting covered consent agenda approval, affidavits of compliance, old business, new business, and other business. The board issued fines, declared violations, and set future compliance deadlines. The meeting adjourned at 3:09 PM.
Please silence your cell phones or other digital devices. And also we make an audio recording. So when you come and speak to the mic, state your name first, and you have to get up close to the microphone. If you sit back here and talk, it's not going to pick it up. So you really have to come close. Catherine, do you want to invite some of the alternates here or how do you want to do this? Okay. The first item on the agenda is citizen input. This is an opportunity for people to adjust the board on matters that are not on the agenda. Is there anyone here who wants to speak to the board? No? Okay. The next item is approving the minutes to our last meeting held on April 7th. The minutes were attached to the agenda that was sent to all the board members ahead of time. Jamie Ballard so move. Jeremy Reynolds, I second. That was quick. Right. Thank you, Mr. Gillette. Aye. Mr. Walinski? Aye. Ms. Hunt. Aye. Ms. Ballard? Aye. Mr. Reynolds. Aye. Mr. Alexander. Aye. Aye. The motion passes. Co-chair will uh read the call to order. Statement of purpose. Uh before proceeding, I will set forth the purpose of this board. The code enforcement board is charged with conducting hearings to determine whether a violation of the code or codes and ordinances of the City of Dunedin has occurred. In order to meet that obligation, all parties or their representative will be allowed the opportunity to be heard on matters relevant to the alleged violation. All witnesses offering testimony or presenting evidence will be required to swear or affirm that the testimony they offer is the truth. The city, through its staff, will present its evidence of the alleged violation. After the city has completed its presentation, the respondent shall be afforded the opportunity to present its evidence. Any members of the board, the person presenting the city's case, or the city attorney may question any witness before the board. The respondent or his or her representative shall also be permitted to question any of the witnesses before the board and present brief opening and closing statements if so desired. The board will then openly deliberate, considering only the evidence presented and the law and common knowledge. By motion duly made and seconded seconded, the discussion approved by at least four members of the board, an order will be issued.