Pinellas County couple threatened with lien over county utility project

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Better Call Behnken is getting results for a Pass-A-Grille couple who received a threat of a property lien for construction materials they never ordered.

Robert Micklitsch and his wife have owned their property on Pass-A-Grille Way for more than 20 years. It was home to a general store until Hurricane Helene did so much damage two years ago that they bulldozed the store and put the property up for sale.

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Micklitsch said he was surprised when he recently received a “Notice to Owner” in the mail, claiming a contractor had not been paid for concrete and other building materials delivered for improvements to the property.

An NTO is a contractor’s first legal step in filing a property lien if the bill is not paid…

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