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Indian Shores Property Owner Faces Code Violations at Gulf Blvd. for Unsafe Building, Junk

A Special Magistrate Code Enforcement Hearing was held on February 17, 2026, for property owner Hiral K. Shah regarding violations at 19742 Gulf Blvd., including an unsafe building and junk accumulation. The Town of Indian Shores brought the case against Shah and Casa Amarillo, LLC at the Municipal Center.

10/18/2026 · Florida edition

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A property owner in Indian Shores faced a Special Magistrate Code Enforcement Hearing on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, regarding alleged violations at 19742 Gulf Blvd. The Town of Indian Shores brought the case against Hiral K. Shah and Casa Amarillo, LLC, citing issues related to an unsafe building and junk on the property.

The hearing, identified as Code Enforcement Case No. #2515-00051, took place at 10:00 A.M. on the 4th Floor of the Indian Shores Municipal Center. Residents in the area often discuss code enforcement actions, as these cases directly impact neighborhood aesthetics and safety standards.

The Town of Indian Shores alleged violations of several town ordinances. These included Section 34-110, concerning Unsafe Building Abatement; Section 34-112, which covers Illustrative Enumeration; and Section 34-113, addressing Responsibility for Removal of Junk. The property in question is located at 19742 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores, FL 33785, with Parcel ID: 24-30-14-42912-003-0070.

The code enforcement process typically begins with a call to order, followed by the swearing-in of witnesses before the presentation of the case. Freddie Loz serves as the Town Clerk for Indian Shores. Property owners in Indian Shores should remain aware of local ordinances to avoid similar situations, as the town actively enforces its codes to maintain community standards.

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