Treasure Island, FL assigned this issue to Code Enforcement Officer

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This was reported in October and it is now December and nothing has changed???????

City Staff has posted a Courtesy Notice and Notice of Violation at this property. Staff met the homeowner at the property a little over a week ago. The owner was granted 14 more days to get the property cleaned up. Staff will proceed with Code Enforcement action when the deadline is up.

Dec 1,2022 was reply from code enforcement that they had granted her 2 extra weeks.....well a month later nothing has been done,actually 2 months since reported nothing has been done....does this lady have someone on city council that is just writing this home as being cleaned up, cause if it was anyone else there would be a crew here doing work...thus really puts a bad look on city to say they are doing something when nothing is being done

Nothing done

**ATTENTION** As a result of the passage of Senate Bill 60, the Florida Legislature and Governor DeSantis changed existing State Law to prohibit the investigation of anonymous reports of potential violations of municipal property codes, effective July 1, 2021.

To submit a report of a code violation, the reporter is now required to supply their full name and address, and this information will become part of the public record. This applies to online submissions via the SeeClickFix application, as well as reports made by phone, email, or in-person to the Codes Compliance Assistance Department.
Please call 727-547-4575 ext. 230 or email code@mytreasureisland.org to submit additional information.