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Treasure Island Code Board Meets on Property Violations & Rules

The Treasure Island Code Enforcement Board will meet Aug. 19, 2026, to address property violations and review proposed rules. New business includes short-term rental discussions.

10/10/2026 · Treasure Island edition

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The Treasure Island Code Enforcement Board will meet Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026, at 11 a.m. at 10451 Gulf Boulevard. The board will address property violation cases and review its draft rules.

The agenda includes standard opening procedures like the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call and approval of minutes. The board will administer witness oaths and explain hearing procedures. The board will also disclose ex parte communications.

Old business includes long-standing cases PROP-006904-2026 at 124 86th Ave., FLOOD-005707-2025 at 11280 4th Street E., LANDSCAPE-006641-2025 at 115 11th Ave., and CODE-005750-2025 at 10215 Tarpon Dr. The board will also review the "CEB Draft Rules," outlining operational guidelines.

New business features PROPMAINT-006928-2026 for Nicole Ingalls at 11100 1st Street E. SWO-007173-2026 at 172 107th Avenue concerns JON M ROWLAND TRE & ROWLAND FAMILY REV TRUST. The board will discuss FLOOD-00719-2026 and SWO-007123-2026, both concerning Marcos Diaz at 10216 Paradise Blvd. A discussion on "Short Term Rentals" is also on the agenda.

The meeting concludes with reports from the City Attorney, staff and board members, followed by a public comment period. Individuals needing accommodation should contact the Office of the City Clerk at (727) 547-4575 at least two working days prior to the meeting.

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