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Park Place at San Marco apartments stir residents
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An artist’s rendering of Park Place at San Marco at Hendricks Avenue, Alford Place, Mango Place and Mitchell Avenue.
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Construction is planned to begin in the summer on the 141-unit apartment community built on South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church property.
Restaurant would redevelop the site of the closed Krispy Kreme along University Boulevard.
ell Avenue. It’s across from San Marco Square. The project will have 141 units, most of which will be on the northern end of the property, with several on the southern SEE PARK PLACE, PAGE 2
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Photo by Katie Garwood
Developers answered questions about Park Place at San Marco apartments Tuesday at South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church in San Marco.
Design Principal Karie Kovacocy and EnVision Design + Engineering civil engineer Doug Skiles presented the project. Park Place at San Marco will sit on 2.09 acres bounded by Hendricks Avenue, Alford Place, Mango Place and Mitch-
Chick-fil-A could be coming to Lakewood
A closed Krispy Kreme in Lakewood could become a Chick-fil-A restaurant. The city Concurrency and Mobility Management System Office calculated a fee of $54,733 to mitigate the traffic impact of redeveloping the site at 3814 University Blvd. W. for a 135-seat Chick-fil-A. Bowman Consulting of Sunrise is the agent. Monmouth Shadowbrook Inc. of Holmdel, New Jersey, paid almost $1.8 million for the 1.31-acre site in 2015. The mobility fee application shows the 2,700-squarefoot former Krispy Kreme will be redeveloped into a 4,999-square-foot Chick-fil-A. The project consists of horizontal development and a new building with a drive-thru. The Krispy Kreme closed in spring 2016 along with one in Arlington at 7612 Merrill Road that was converted into an
BY KATIE GARWOOD
More than 200 people gathered Tuesday at South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church to hear details and voice their concerns about the Park Place at San Marco apartment project, which would be built on part of the church’s property. Concerns included traffic and the number of apartments under development, while some neighbors supported the additional parking it will provide. The San Marco Preservation Society hosted the meeting. President Linzee Ott said the group’s board has not decided whether to support or oppose the project. Corner Lot Development Group CEO Andy Allen, Harbert Realty Vice President of Development Bill Ware, Group4
KAREN BRUNE MATHIS EDITOR
Moxie Kitchen + Cocktails to become Prati Italia Moxie Kitchen + Cocktails near St. Johns Town Center announced it will become Prati Italia by mid-January. A Canadian restaurant with a similar name to Moxie is expanding into Florida, so owner and chef Tom Gray decided to change the restaurant. The interior and exterior of the restaurant will be transformed to match the new concept. The redesign will comprise new colors, decorations, logos and improved soundproofing in the private dining area. Prati Italia will serve pasta, pizza and cocktails. The restaurant’s name is inspired by Rome’s Prati neighborhood. Moxie will be open through the end of the year at its usual hours.
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