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Magistrate orders repairs at Seneca Street property after no owners appear

Pinellas County Code Enforcement Special Magistrate · August 12, 2024
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Summary

The magistrate ordered Truk Wen and Tammy Phan’s Clearwater property at 725 Seneca Street to be brought into compliance within 30 days for minimum-housing, fence and trash violations; owners did not attend the hearing.

Pinellas County’s special magistrate found multiple code violations at 725 Seneca Street in Clearwater and ordered correction within 30 days.

Senior Officer Duvall presented evidence showing a deteriorated dwelling with rotten wood, boarded windows, a large hole in an exterior wall, extensive overgrowth and fence disrepair. The county’s affidavit placed the earliest occurrence at Feb. 27, 2024, and photos from July 31 showed conditions unchanged. With no owners appearing, Fuller entered exhibits into evidence and ordered compliance within 30 days (09/11/2024 at 5 p.m.), warning that $100-per-day fines will follow continued noncompliance.