Verdi v. Metropolitan Dade County

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• recognizing that the County was authorized to adopt an alternate method of enforcement of its ordinance than that created by Chapter 162
• holding that \code enforcement proceedings are quasi-judicial rather than judicial in nature and that the County's use of hearing officers in these proceedings is constitutionally authorized\
• holding that chapter 162 of the Florida Statutes, authorizing a local government to adopt an alternate code enforcement system, allows the local government to institute any lawful administrative hearing procedures not limited by the authorizing statute
• county code enforcement proceedings that involve hearing officer rulings appealable to the circuit court “fall squarely within the parameters of a constitutionally authorized quasi-judicial proceeding.”
• county may use any combination of Chap. 162 methods for code enforcement procedures
• county may use any combination of Chapter 162 methods for code enforcement procedures

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).