Owner must remove poles and rock pile within 14 days, magistrate rules
August 10, 2026 | St. Pete Beach, Pinellas County, Florida
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The magistrate ruled that the current owner of the Plaza Beach Motel property must remove two electrical poles and a rock pile from the site within 14 days after testimony established the items are on the owner's property and no evidence was produced showing a city agreement to use the site as staging area.
Respondent counsel Alyssa Gagnon said she had recently been retained and did not have documentary proof that the city or a prior owner had an agreement allowing use of the site. "I do not have in front of me evidence today to support it," Gagnon said. The magistrate found the city's evidence credible and ordered the removal, setting a compliance review for Sept. 14.
Respondent counsel Alyssa Gagnon said she had recently been retained and did not have documentary proof that the city or a prior owner had an agreement allowing use of the site. "I do not have in front of me evidence today to support it," Gagnon said. The magistrate found the city's evidence credible and ordered the removal, setting a compliance review for Sept. 14.
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