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Report: Code Enforcement And Building Inspections Had Busy Year
February 22, 2010
Escambia County Code Enforcement worked nearly 9,000 complaints last year and Building Inspections issued nearly 10,000 permits, according to a recently released report.
Report: Code Enforcement And Building Inspections Had Busy Year
Escambia County Environmental Code Enforcement had the following activity during the last fiscal year, according to the report:
- Generated 8,816 complaints
- Conducted 42 sweeps which generated 1,257 proactive cases
- Completed 220 demolition and cleanup abatements
- Issued 170 citations resulting in $35,715 in fines
- Cleaned 224.2 miles of rights-of-way with the assistance of the Road Prison
- Collected 464.38 tons of trash
- Cleaned up 519 dump sites and 304 separate litter locations
- Spent approximately 529 hours on litter patrol
Escambia County’s Building Inspections and Permitting Department reported the following activity during the last fiscal year:
- Issued 9,809 permits for building, electrical, gas, plumbing and mechanical purposes
- Performed 27,089 inspections for building, electrical, gas, plumbing and mechanical purposes
- 73 percent of permits were issued on the same day they were requested
- Implemented a cross-training program for building inspectors
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4 Responses to “Report: Code Enforcement And Building Inspections Had Busy Year”
Huh?……just shows..Gods plan is always best.
Need to get busy again, there is so much that needs to be clean up. Just go down Front Street. Why dose it take so long to get that street clean up. I suppose they have to go before a Judge and pay fines I guess, but surely something can be done. Looks so bad.
Instead of the Florida Building Code, God gave him an even stricter building code. Just read his instructions in Genesis. Noah would have had it easy if he built it today.
How would Noah build an Ark today?