Citrus_County_Florida_Code_of_Ordinances,_Chapter_19,_20,_106.pdf

This file is a reference document containing excerpts from the Citrus County, Florida Code of Ordinances, specifically addressing three regulatory chapters directly applicable to the related contract opportunity. The ordinances cover Chapter 19 (Code Enforcement Ordinance), Chapter 20 (Nuisance Ordinance), and Chapter 106 (Waterways), which establish the legal framework governing code compliance and enforcement activities within Citrus County. These ordinances serve as the foundational authority under which the Special Master and Alternate Special Master will conduct hearings and enforce violations. The document provides multiple reference links to the complete ordinance codes maintained through the Municipal Code Library system, enabling bidders and appointed Special Masters to access comprehensive regulatory guidance necessary for performing code enforcement duties.

The ordinances establish the substantive legal basis for the County's code compliance operations and define the violations, penalties, and enforcement procedures that Special Masters will apply when conducting hearings on alleged code violations. As reference materials rather than procurement documents, these ordinances do not contain pricing information, set-asides, incumbent vendor details, or contract terms. Instead, they function as technical specifications that establish competency requirements for applicants, as successful candidates must demonstrate knowledge of these specific Citrus County Code provisions alongside Florida Statutes Chapter 162 and the County's Land Development Code. Bidders should review these ordinances thoroughly to understand the scope of code violations they will adjudicate and the enforcement mechanisms available under County law.