Top Ten Code Violations in Riviera Beach

In Riviera Beach, maintaining our community’s beauty and vitality is a shared responsibility. Our Code Compliance officers are dedicated to ensuring that properties are well-kept. You can contribute by being aware of common code violations and taking steps to prevent them on your property.

Here are the most frequent violations in our city:

Well-maintained landscaping

Landscape Maintenance

Property owners, tenants, and their agents are responsible for keeping landscaping and swales healthy, tidy, and free from pests, weeds, and debris.

Vacant property with overgrowth

Vacant Structures and Land

All vacant structures and land must be maintained in a clean, safe, secure, and sanitary condition. This helps prevent blight and protects public health and safety.

Peeling paint on home exterior

Paint

Building exteriors should be clean and well-maintained. Any worn or dirty paint should be promptly refreshed.

Debris-free yard

Safety and Sanitation

Properties must remain clear of trash and debris to ensure community cleanliness and health.

RV parked discreetly

Trailers and Recreational Vehicles

Boats, trailers, and recreational vehicles should be parked inside a garage or in the rear or side yard, screened from public view and neighboring properties.

Trash containers properly stored

Trash Disposal

Trash containers should only be placed at the curb during designated pickup times and must be stored out of sight at all other times.

Visible house numbers

House Numbers

Each home must clearly display house numbers that are easily visible from the street.

Business license displayed

Occupational License

All businesses operating within the community must obtain the proper license or permit, and it should be visibly displayed near the main entrance.

Car parked in driveway

Parking Restrictions

Vehicles must be parked in garages or on paved surfaces such as driveways. Parking on lawns or unpaved areas is not permitted.

Construction permit on-site

Construction Permits

Permits are required for all construction work and must be posted on-site for the duration of the project.


If you suspect a property may be in violation or need assistance addressing an issue, please contact the Code Compliance Office at 561-882-3505.

Together, we can keep Riviera Beach a beautiful place to live.

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