Hearings on Dozens of Code Cases Held; Decisions Pending

City boards in Hollywood held hearings on scores of code enforcement and traffic matters over the past two weeks, but no final decisions, votes, or penalty amounts have been released as minutes remain unpublished. New cases continue to be scheduled for July.

Recent meetings

Code Compliance Special Magistrate – traffic citations

On June 23, the magistrate heard cases for 33 individuals cited under Florida traffic laws for careless driving and speeding. Six people—Robert Aaron, Bryant Caprirolo, Marsha Guzman, Woletio Heyligar, Krystal Lebofsky, and Kellys Prieto Figueredo—faced multiple citations. The hearings were held at City Hall.

Code Compliance Special Magistrate – municipal code violations

Also on June 23, the magistrate presided over more than 30 alleged violations of the City’s Code of Ordinances. The agenda did not list specific properties or charges beyond the total number of citations.

Code Compliance Special Magistrate – property violations and liens

On June 24, the magistrate took up alleged code violations at more than 100 properties in Hollywood. Included were a case at 5450 S State Road 7 under code section 94.001, administrative citations for 2625 Scott St and 2545 Taft St, and multiple properties along Hayes, Roosevelt, and Stirling roads. A separate lien agenda considered enforcement liens on nine properties with outstanding violations, including 1913 Taylor St (residential) and 1201 S Ocean Dr. Case numbers ranged from V23-15602 to V26-10003. No outcomes are recorded in public minutes.

Coming up

Sustainability Advisory Committee – July 7

The committee will meet to review and approve draft minutes from its June 2 session. No new business or substantive discussion is listed on the agenda.

Code Compliance Special Magistrate – July 8

A new round of hearings is scheduled for over 50 alleged code violation cases. Citations include overgrown lots (section 151.130(A)(1)) at 5928 Wiley St and 1223 Polk St; junk vehicles or debris (section 72.111(E)) at 7721 Simms St and 7000 Scott St; and residential occupancy violations at 2543 Funston St and 2036 Adams St. The magistrate will also consider placing liens on nine properties, including 3900 N 45 Ave and 1600 S Dixie Hwy. The meeting will be held at City Hall.

Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.