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The Miami Code Enforcement Board held a meeting on September 22, 2026, starting at approximately 10:15 AM. Board members Present: Rocco, Moshi Malco, Ulysses Adias, Juan Galan, Javier Rodriguez, and Keon Williams. A quorum was established. The meeting primarily addressed extensions of time for compliance and mitigation hearings for code enforcement liens. The board heard from property owners, attorneys, and city staff.
Numerous cases were presented. The board applied a minimum fine schedule based on property type and occupancy status. Key decisions include:
Rocco, Mr. Moshi Malco. Present. Mr. Ulysses Adias. Present. Mr. Juan Galan. Present. Mr. Javier Rodriguez. Present. Mr. Keon Williams. Present. We have a quorum. Good evening. Everybody who is here this evening is either here for a mitigation or an extension of time. When your case is called, go ahead and come up to the podium, state your name and the address of the property you're here on behalf of. And if you're here for an extension of time, the city will make a recommendation as to how much time they think you need, and you may have an idea of how much time you need or think you need. If the city offers you more time, I would suggest it'd be a good idea to take more time even though you don't think you need it. Take a look at the chart and figure out where you fall on this chart and what type of property you're here on, because that is the minimum that the board is able to mitigate, unless there are certain circumstances in which the board with unanimity could go down to zero or something below the minimum. So go ahead and study this because this is exactly what they're bound by. They cannot do any better than what's on this chart. Once your mitigation case is finished and they've determined the amount of mitigation, you can come wait for me over here so you can take your order and I'll give you some instructions on how to make payment if the board doesn't mitigate down to zero. Um and all orders of the board are appealable to the 11th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida within 30 days. All right, first case. What are we calling first? Extension of two extensions of time, special appearance, and then mitigation. All right. Excellent. Okay, this is not gonna be one of those long special appearances, right? No, it's not. I've already spoken to them. You can breathe. It's okay. Just have we're gonna go fast. Thank you. We went fast last time. You just had to leave early. Okay. All right. ELTs. Yes.