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Reviewing, at a second tier, an application for relief from a code enforcement lien on the property at 211 Ariola Avenue

Reviewing, at a second tier, an application for relief from a code enforcement lien on land on Ariola Avenue

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Reviewing, at a second tier, an application for relief from a code enforcement lien on the property at 211 Ariola Avenue

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, October 22, 2026
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No4

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CityPensacola City CouncilFailed Oct 22

Who decides this

  • Jennifer BrahierDistrict 1Voted no
  • Charles BareDistrict 2Voted no
  • Casey JonesDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Jared MooreDistrict 4Voted no
  • Teniade BroughtonDistrict 5Voted yes
  • Allison PattonDistrict 6Voted no
  • Delarian WigginsDistrict 7Voted yes

Whole board: failed 3 to 4, Oct 22

Decided, Oct 22: The council voted 3 to 4 on the item 22. 26-1116 SECOND-TIER REVIEW OF APPLICATION FOR RELIEF FROM CODE ENFORCEMENT LIEN-- 211 ARIOLA AVENUE. It failed.

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