When will the city secure the properties?

The city intends to secure the properties on May 25, 2026.

How do I appeal this notice?

File an appeal within 10 days per Section 8-271 of the City Code, submit the completed application and a $35 fee.

Who can I contact for more information?

Call Codes Compliance Assistance at (727) 893-7373 for information and appeal forms.

Abandonment — St. Petersburg

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The City of St. Petersburg intends to secure and inspect several listed properties on May 25, 2026 because owners failed to repair or secure structures or manmade bodies of water. The city will charge inspection fees and place liens to recover costs if work is done or inspections occur.

Key Takeaways

City will secure listed properties on May 25, 2026
A lien will be placed to recover costs if city secures or inspects
Monthly inspections possible with associated fees and liens
Appeals must be filed within 10 days with a $35 fee
Contact Codes Compliance Assistance at (727) 893-7373

Published: May 10, 2026 · 1 week ago
Category: Abandonment
City: St. Petersburg

Research context

49 abandonment notices in St. Petersburg (last 12 months)

If you don't respond

If no appeal is filed within 10 days, the city will secure the property on May 25, 2026, charge monthly inspection fees, and record a lien to recover all costs.

What to do next

1
File an appeal
Submit the completed appeal application and $35 fee within 10 days following Section 8-271 procedures to halt city action.
2
Contact Codes Compliance
Call (727) 893-7373 immediately for appeal forms, requirements, or to arrange compliance before May 25, 2026.
3
Prepare property for securing
If you are the owner, repair or secure the structure before May 25, 2026 to avoid city intervention and associated liens.

Frequently asked questions

What properties are listed in this notice?: Addresses listed: 4339 5th Ave S; 2101 Montana Ave NE; 3993 Tyrone Blvd NE; 4683 18th Ave S; 421 15th Ave S; 4121 10th Ave N.
When will the city secure the properties?: The city intends to secure the properties on May 25, 2026.
How do I appeal this notice?: File an appeal within 10 days per Section 8-271 of the City Code, submit the completed application and a $35 fee.
Who can I contact for more information?: Call Codes Compliance Assistance at (727) 893-7373 for information and appeal forms.

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Legal terms in this notice

lien: A legal claim against property to secure payment of money owed, like fees for city work.
appeal: A formal request to reconsider the city's order; must follow city code procedures.
secure the structure: City action to make a building safe or closed to prevent entry or hazards.

Full Notice Text

NOTICE OF INTENT TO SECURE AND INSPECT
The owners or other interested parties having failed to either repair and/or  secure the structure(s) or manmade body of water at:
4339 5th Ave S
2101 Montana Ave NE
3993 Tyrone Blvd NE 
4683 18th Ave S
421 15th Ave S
4121 10th Ave N
as ordered by the City of                   St. Petersburg, he City of                   St. Petersburg will proceed  to have the structure(s) or manmade body of water secured on May 25, 2026 and a lien placed against the property to  recover all costs.  If as a result of this notice, the structure or body of water is secured, notice is hereby given that the premises may be inspected on monthly basis by the City, a fee charged for that inspection, and a lien placed against the property for such fees.  Appeal of this notice must be made within ten (10) days by following the procedure set forth in Section 8-271, City Code. Completed appeal application and $35 fee are required.  Information may be obtained from the Codes Compliance Assistance at (727) 893-7373.
5/10, 5/13/2026                  (88673h)

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