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Clearwater Code Enforcement Board Withdraws Parking Violation Case Against Lasalle Properties LLC

Clearwater's Municipal Code Enforcement Board withdrew a parking violation case against Lasalle Properties LLC on August 26, 2026, for residential grass parking and exterior surface violations at 1849 Rainbow Dr. The withdrawn case, ID#26-1001, eliminated the intent to issue a compliance order against the property.

10/18/2026 · Clearwater edition

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Clearwater's Municipal Code Enforcement Board withdrew a parking violation case against Lasalle Properties LLC on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. The case, ID#26-1001 (Case 161-26), cited the company for violating the Code for Residential Grass Parking and Exterior Surfaces at its 1849 Rainbow Dr. location.

The August 26 meeting agenda, printed on August 24, 2026, listed the case as 'WITHDRAWN'. This withdrawal meant the initial intent to issue an order with a compliance deadline and a potential fine did not proceed. An individual identified as Sudduth handled the case.

The Municipal Code Enforcement Board regularly convenes to address violations of city ordinances, ensuring property standards are maintained across Clearwater. The board has the authority to issue orders for compliance and impose fines for violations of municipal codes, including those governing parking and exterior surfaces.

While the public agenda did not detail the specific reasons for the withdrawal of this particular case, Lasalle Properties LLC faced no further action from this specific citation. This outcome concluded the matter for ID#26-1001.

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