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Sarasota is cracking down on code violations, with a potential $37,500 fine looming for one property owner as they navigate inspections and compliance challenges!

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Sarasota Court Schedules Hearing on Building Code Violations for Queen Custom Creations
Court sets hearing for October 9 to address ongoing building code violations.
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August 15, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Sarasota's recent Code Compliance Hearing revealed surprising resolutions for building code violations, with no fines imposed but clear timelines set for future follow-ups.

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Sarasota Court Resolves Building Code Violations Against Mr. Alba and Ms. Richardson
Judge closes building code violation cases against Mr. Alba and Ms. Richardson in Sarasota.
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August 15, 2025 at 7:11 AM
Escambia County is reeling as serious allegations surface against contractor Carl Likely, raising questions about compliance and integrity in local building practices.

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Investigation Reveals Alleged Violations in Carl Likely's Contracts and Permits
Investigation uncovers alleged contract violations and permit issues involving Carl Likely.
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August 8, 2025 at 7:23 AM
New York Assembly just passed a groundbreaking bill ensuring tenants are notified when their complaints about building-code violations are validated—could this be the accountability game changer we've been waiting for?

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Assembly approves bill requiring tenants be notified when building-code violations are found
The Assembly passed A.3126‑b to require local code enforcement to notify individual tenant complainants when a landlord-related building-code violation is found valid; sponsor said it is a "common-sense accountability measure," while opponents warned of added regulatory burden and implementation costs. (Vote: 95–45)
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April 1, 2026 at 4:14 PM
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