Trysta Cassell:SIMCHI HOLDINGS LLC;:4771 REDWOOD TER NORTH PORT, FL 34286:42-77(a) NPCC - Abandoned Property - Security Requirements; (a)The responsible party shall secure properties subject to this article so they are not accessible to unauthorized persons.:BOARD UP YO STUFF;59-1 (b)(1) NPCC, Prohibited parking - Right-of-way. No light or heavy duty vehicle shall be parked on the public right-of-way except during a short-term delivery, pick-up, or service activity, provided that: a. The vehicle is parked in the direction of traffic; b. The vehicle does not obstruct a sidewalk or create a hazard due to blocking visibility of traffic and/or pedestrians; c. The vehicle can be parked and moved without causing damage to the public right-of-way; and d. The parked vehicle does not block the view of a principal structure's front door or address numbers. :NO PARKING THERE DUH;3.7.3 (D) ULDC, Containment. It shall be unlawful for any person to allow fowl to run at large upon the streets, alleys, or other public places of the City or upon the property of any other person. Stored feed shall be secured in rodentproof and raccoon-proof enclosed containers. (1) Chicken coops, and containment areas shall: a. Reside in the rear half of the residential lot behind the primary structure; b. Meet the setback requirements for an accessory structure in the zoning district; c. Maintain clean and sanitary conditions, free of insects and rodents, offensive odors detectable at property boundaries, excessive noise, or any other potential nuisance; d. Hens shall be contained within a covered chicken coop or fenced pen area; e. A building permit is not required for movable or prefabricated coops that 12 square feet or less in size. f. Moveable coops shall be removed or stored appropriately for all major storm events to prevent airborne debris. (2) Chickens shall be stored appropriately for all major storm events. :CHICKENS EVERYWHERE!?;3.7.7 (D) of the ULDC Visibility Triangle. No obstruction to vision is permitted at the intersection of a driveway and the street. The area must be clear of all visual obstructions to allow drivers adequate time to perceive a problem (e.g., vehicle, person, animal, or object), react to it, and safely stop to avoid a collision or injury. The length and shape of this area is affected by the speed of a vehicle, pavement conditions, curves in the road, slopes, and other factors. Chapter 4, Article II., Section 4.2.8. of this ULDC contains visibility triangle limitations.:I CANT SEE YO;

Committee

Code Enforcement Hearing

Requested by

General Services

Introduced

July 7, 2026

On agenda

July 23, 2026