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Code Enforcement
This division is responsible for maintaining the standards for properties located throughout the City by inspection and enforcement. The division is tasked with enforcing all City code requirements, including the Property Maintenance Code and the Rental Program.
Complaint Form
Lien Reduction or Forgiveness Application
The following paragraphs highlight our codes, presented in informal terms, are meant to be general information, and not legally binding. The complete code is available from the City Clerk's office for a nominal fee.
Prohibited Signs:
Private signs are generally prohibited on public property. Commercial signs need a permit no matter where they are. When in doubt, contact the Building Division.
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Contact: Code Enforcement Division
Mike Turner, Supervisor
Steve Angeline or Chad Buell, Code Inspector
65 Stone Street
Cocoa, Florida 32922
Phone: (321) 433-8508
Fax: (321) 433-8543
Hours:
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Monday – Friday |
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Domestic (Farm) Animals:
Domestic animals (cows, pigs, chickens, etc.) are prohibited within the City limits.
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Cats & Dogs:
Keeping more than four (4) is prohibited if they are not kittens or pups (not more than six months old).
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High Grass and Weeds:
Grass should not be above twelve (12) inches high. Mowing the right of way adjoining your property is also your responsibility.
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Marshlands or Swamps:
Creating a breeding place for mosquitos and dangerous reptiles is prohibited.
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Storing of Abandoned Vehicles, Junk, Scrap, and Parts:
Prohibited.
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Discarding Waste:
Littering is prohibited.
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Obstructing the Public Right-of-Way:
Prohibited without a permit.
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Attractive Nuisance:
Prohibited. Unprotected swimming pools, unsecured vacant homes, abandoned refrigerators, etc. are attractions to young children at play and lure them into unsafe situations.
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Occupational License:
Required for any business operating or having an office in the city, including businesses that operate from a residence.
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Junk Autos or any other junk visible from bordering property or Right-of-Way:
Prohibited.
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Drainage and/or Erosion to Adjoining Property:
Prohibited. When building anything with a roof that sheds water, you have to make sure that the runoff does no damage to your neighbor's property.
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Deteriorated or Unrepaired Buildings visible from public property:
Prohibited. The home must be nsightly and detrimentally affect the neighborhood's value in order for there to be a violation.
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