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6420 SW 35 St

Unincorporated Miami-Dade County, FL · Folio 3040130067500

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6420 SW 35 St has 4 Miami-Dade code-enforcement record(s) on file — 4 not closed and 4 with a lien — plus 0 building permit(s). Compliance Record Score: 0/100 (grade F, High signal). Public records, provided as-is.

0 Grade F

Compliance Record Score: 0/100 — High signal

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• 4 cases carrying a lien
• 4 unresolved cases (not closed)

Code-violation cases

Not closed (any unresolved case)

Cases with a lien

Building permits on record

Cases in last 24 months

Record spans

Jul 23, 2000 – Apr 13, 2002

Code-violation history

Date	Violation	Status	Last activity
Apr 13, 2002	Boat Storage SR 03-00035655	Lien	Compliance Inspection
Apr 13, 2002	Junk yard violation SR 03-00035654	Lien	Compliance Inspection
Aug 11, 2001	Recreational Vehicle/Camping Equipment Storage SR 03-00033465	Lien	Compliance Inspection
Jul 23, 2000	Unauthorized Use - Residential/Business SR 03-00032527	Lien	Compliance Inspection

Building-permit history

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