Code Enforcement Board
The Code Enforcement Board has the authority to hear cases concerning code violations and can impose fines and other non-criminal penalties in resolving such cases. More details about the duties and responsibilities of CEB members.
Relevant Resolutions, Ordinances, and Statutes
- Ordinance 1988-2 approved January 19, 1988, reestablished the Code Enforcement Board.
- Ordinance 1983-10, approved February 16, 1983, established the Code Enforcement Board.
- FL State Statutes Chapter 162.05 - established the organizational framework for the Code Enforcement Boards.
Terms, Meetings, and Membership
The term of office for each member shall be three (3) years. Residency in Indian River County is required. There is no term limit. Meetings are held the fourth Monday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at the County Administration Building A, 1801 27th Street, Vero Beach, Florida in the Commission Chambers. The Recording Secretary is Lisa Carlson.
The Code Enforcement Board shall be comprised of seven (7) voting members and an alternate member, which are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners. On September 22, 2020, the Board of County Commissioners also voted to have an alternate member. The following are the categories of the CEB member positions:
- One (1) Architect
- One (1) Businessman
- One (1) Engineer
- One (1) General Contractor
- One (1) Subcontractor
- One (1) Realtor
- One (1) Member-at-Large
- One (1) Alternate Member
Voting Members
- Vacant - Architect
- David Myers, II, Chairman - Businessman
- Stephen Boehning, Vice Chairman - Engineer
- Frank M. "Pete" Clements - General Contractor
- Joseph Petrulak - Subcontractor
- Karl L. Zimmermann - Realtor
- James A. Kordiak - Member-at-Large
Alternate Member
- Dana DiFrancesco - Alternate Member