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Fort Pierce orders 30 days for 'Gimme 5' to obtain certificate of use or stop operations

September 02, 2026 | Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida


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Fort Pierce orders 30 days for 'Gimme 5' to obtain certificate of use or stop operations
City code staff presented photographic evidence that a thrift-style retail business at 301 Orange Avenue was operating without a required certificate of use, citing City Code section 22-20(a). The officer reported prior visits and posted notices; staff recommended 30 days to obtain the certificate or cease operations.

The respondent (who identified himself as Wesley) said he had not yet had an opportunity to obtain the permit but did not dispute the city's characterization of the property. Magistrate Jamie Barrow ordered the business to obtain a certificate of use within 30 days or cease operations; he also noted that per city ordinance section 22-28 utility services to the premises may be suspended while the violation continues and that a $250-per-day fine could be assessed for noncompliance.

Barrow provided standard appeal information and reminded the respondent of available staff assistance on the permitting process.

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