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Pinellas County granted motion to initiate foreclosure on Largo property with prior demolition order

Pinellas County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate · August 26, 2024
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Summary

After presenting a history of violations, demolition orders, noncompliance affidavits and a special magistrate lien, the county's motion to initiate foreclosure against Shaw Saint Petersburg Holdings LLC for 3925 Moore Avenue was granted; no defendant appeared.

Officer Eric Jewett of Pinellas County's code enforcement division presented the county's motion to initiate foreclosure against Shaw Saint Petersburg Holdings LLC for the property at 3925 Moore Avenue, Largo, FL 33714. Jewett introduced exhibits including property appraiser records, certificate of title, prior notices of hearing, a condemnation notice from 07/20/2023, past NOVs, a demolition order signed 02/12/2024 and a special magistrate lien; the county said the property is non‑homesteaded and located in unincorporated Pinellas County.

No one appeared for the respondent. After reviewing the motion and attached exhibits, Magistrate Fuller granted the county's motion to initiate foreclosure. The magistrate signed and admitted the motion as exhibit A and instructed the county to proceed with its foreclosure process; the record reflects prior orders, liens and a demolition action as part of the history supporting the motion.