Hearing for Pirates Cove condominium association continued to Aug. 14, 2025
July 18, 2025 | Daytona Beach Shores, Volusia County, Florida
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Special Code Enforcement Magistrate Steve Delaroche granted a continuance for the Pirates Cove Volusia County Condominium Association Inc. case (25-0006) and set the matter for the next code enforcement hearing on Aug. 14, 2025, at 9 a.m.
The association’s representatives had transmitted a request for continuance to the city attorney. Magistrate Delaroche said he preferred such requests be routed through the correct department or directly to his office so that parties who are actually involved in the code enforcement proceeding are the ones who agree to continuances.
Delaroche told the association representatives he appreciated them showing up and that if anyone present had come expecting a decision, the case had been postponed. He also said attendees were welcome to stay and observe the rest of the public, but that the city would take absent parties last on the docket.
Delaroche suggested sending future continuance requests to his private office or the appropriate code enforcement office so he is aware of scheduling changes and can avoid the city attorney agreeing to matters outside that office’s role.
No evidentiary hearing took place in this docket item; the continuance was procedural and the magistrate took no further action on the merits.
The association’s representatives had transmitted a request for continuance to the city attorney. Magistrate Delaroche said he preferred such requests be routed through the correct department or directly to his office so that parties who are actually involved in the code enforcement proceeding are the ones who agree to continuances.
Delaroche told the association representatives he appreciated them showing up and that if anyone present had come expecting a decision, the case had been postponed. He also said attendees were welcome to stay and observe the rest of the public, but that the city would take absent parties last on the docket.
Delaroche suggested sending future continuance requests to his private office or the appropriate code enforcement office so he is aware of scheduling changes and can avoid the city attorney agreeing to matters outside that office’s role.
No evidentiary hearing took place in this docket item; the continuance was procedural and the magistrate took no further action on the merits.
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