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Fort Pierce orders property owner to pressure‑wash and paint after code officer's inspection

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


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Fort Pierce orders property owner to pressure‑wash and paint after code officer's inspection
Manuel Fernandez of the Fort Pierce code-enforcement division presented photographs and a notice of violation for 2199 Avida Avenue, alleging a failure of protective treatment under IPMC 304.2. Fernandez said he inspected the property, mailed the notice, and explained necessary pressure‑washing and painting steps to achieve compliance. The city requested 15 days for the work or fines of $100 per day thereafter.

Property owner Betty Bryce acknowledged seeing the photos and told the magistrate she would arrange to have the staining addressed. The magistrate found a violation and ordered the property owner to complete the pressure washing and paint work within 15 days, noting the property owner has 30 days to appeal. The magistrate emphasized the city's standard enforcement schedule and the potential for daily fines and abatement if the order is not followed.

The timeline of notices and inspections was entered into evidence; the order gives the owner an opportunity to cure the condition before the city pursues fines or abatement costs.

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