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East San Marco under contract
$60M Publix-anchored project could start early next year East San Marco residents might see their neighborhood Publix Super Market under development by this time next year as part of a $60 million mixed-use project at one of the area’s highest-profile sites. John Carey, managing member of Jacksonville-based Whitehall Realty Partners LLC, said Tuesday that Whitehall is under contract as the co-developer with another group, but he declined to identify it. Carey said financing has been arranged and the capital partner also will be identified in an announcement expected soon. Financing delayed a deal last year for Whitehall to develop the project. “Capital for the project has been arranged and is no longer an obstacle to moving forward,” Carey said. He expects to break ground in early 2016. The more than $60 million total cost includes
both the retail and the residential elements of the project. He said Publix and some of the apartments coule be completed in 15 to 18 months. That means Publix could open there in 2017. The site is at Hendricks Avenue and Atlantic Boulevard in historic and trendy San Marco, not far from the Southbank area of the St. Johns River. Regency Centers Corp. controls the fiveacre property, where signage at the fenced-off
site has long heralded the impending project. Carey responded after Regency Centers Managing Director James Thompson said Tuesday morning that the property is under contract with a residential developer, which would build the apartments and retail center. Jacksonville-based Regency Centers, a nationwide shopping center developer, would then buy the retail stores. Those would include the long-expected Publix. Thompson declined to identify the developer until the due diligence is completed, but he said the sale could be completed by early 2016. He identified Carey as the local partner with the residential developer. “I would like to think if everything goes well, they would be under construction early next year,” Thompson said after Regency MATHIS... CONTINUED
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Stacey Goldberg’s Urban Grind Coffee Co. was awarded a Downtown Investment Authority Retail Enhancement Grant. It helped her and her husband, Craig, open their second coffee and pastry shop Downtown.
‘The grant sealed the deal’ DIA retail program paying off
By Max Marbut Staff Writer Patrick Scott had been thinking about Downtown as the place to open his sixth Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches. A financial boost from the Downtown Investment Authority put the idea on the fast track. Scott is one of six business owners to receive money through the DIA’s Retail Enhancement Grant program, which began in January. The program is a way to encourage companies to open or expand operations Downtown by partially subsidizing buildout costs. The authority approved $28,000 to defray part of the $442,000 investment Scott made to open the sandwich shop at 207 N. Laura St.
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“The grant sealed the deal,” he said. Stacey Goldberg and her husband, Craig, expanded their Urban Grind Coffee Co., opening a second location at 45 W. Bay St. Their original location is in the Bank of America Tower. She said they were considering opening a second coffee and pastry shop Downtown before the grant program was available. Being approved for the $17,000 grant made it easier. “It’s good to have some help with the build-out expense,” she said of the financial help for the new site, which is next door to Daniel James Salon and adjacent to the building’s indoor courtyard. Of the $750,000 budget by DIA, six grants totaling $241,125 have been approved and GRANTS... CONTINUED ON PAGE A-3
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By David Chapman Staff Writer Signs of the building’s name are still OK. So, too, are the awning and directional signs that adorn the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena. But outside advertisements — like those for the Hunt, Green & James law firm — aren’t legal. And according to a bill passed Tuesday night by City Council, anything else that will be affixed to the exterior of the city-owned structure will have to adhere to Downtown design standards and be approved by the Downtown Development Review Board. The council bill puts those rules into place almost a week after city attorneys said the exterior advertising by the local law firm violated the city’s charter and state laws. The firm in September signed a $300,000 sponsorship agreement with SMG, which runs the city’s venues. The deal was later amended to allow window advertising on all four sides of the arena. City law, though, said exterior signage had to advertise products, activities or services associated with the facility. Council could amend the charter to change those signage regulations, but state law also was violated when the firm’s advertisements on the north side of the building weren’t far enough away from the highway. Overall, the signage led to pushback from those who oppose billboards and from other scenic groups, with council member Bill Bishop introducing legislation in late January to remedy the situation. “Hopefully, we won’t have to go through all that again,” Bishop said. In addition, the size and location of future electronic billboards at the arena would have to be approved by the Downtown review board. Bishop’s bill passed 14-2, with Reggie Brown and Kimberly Daniels voting against.
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Regency Centers adds strategy for ‘wow’ factor By Mark Basch Contributing Writer
Who are you voting for in the May 19 election for Jacksonville mayor? Mayor Alvin Brown
Regency Centers Corp. President and COO Brian Smith and Chairman and CEO Martin “Hap” Stein. ties he highlighted is the Brooklyn Station on Riverside center that opened in Jacksonville last year. The 50,000-square-foot property anchored by The Fresh Market is 88 percent leased, with commitments that will increase occupancy to 95 percent. With the neighborhood growing, Regency expects that shopping center to be very successful. “It’s probably the hottest area of Jacksonville,” Smith said. Although online buying is a threat to brick-and-mortar retailers, Smith said 69 percent of Regency’s tenants are in Internetresistant businesses. Besides grocery stores, that includes health
clubs, medical facilities and restaurants. “Only 2 percent of our portfolio consists of goods that really are at risk,” he said. Stein said Regency is fully equipped to handle changing trends. “We firmly believe that by persistently executing Regency’s tried-and-true strategy, we will not only safely navigate the challenges we face, but will also continue to distinguish Regency as a leading shopping center company and blue chip REIT,” he said. mbasch@baileypub.com (904) 356-2466
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TODAY Senior Expo
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Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos 11:05 a.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
WQIK Free Concert Series: Michael Ray 7 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
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Centers’ annual shareholders meeting. He said completion would be determined by the developer’s timeframe. Carey said the project “is basically the one that has been approved. The program hasn’t changed.” Council enacted ordinances in March 2014 allowing development of 280 apartments, up to 63,000 square feet of commercial space, including the Publix, the existing Wells Fargo bank branch and additional commercial space. The project includes several parcels. The main site at Hendricks and Atlantic would include up to 46,000 square feet of commercial space, including Publix, and up to 245 multifamily units with a maximum six-story parking garage. A deal would bring the 13-year process to a conclusion after several attempts. This time, the expectations gained traction in January when a Regency Centers executive said his group was working on a new deal, almost 10 months after the last attempt to complete a transaction. Last April, Whitehall, as the residential development partner, withdrew from the deal, saying it could not line up the financing. In that deal, Whitehall Realty Partners would buy the land at closing and develop the project. Regency Centers would have bought the retail component about a year after construction began, when the stores were built, and would have begun tenant
improvements for Publix and other retail tenants. As of January, Publix Super Markets remained on board for the opportunity to satisfy the Southbank area neighborhoods that have long asked for a grocery store in the area. Publix spokesman Dwaine Stevens, media and community relations manager, said this morning that Publix remains committed to the project and looks “forward to serving the San Marco and surrounding communities in the very near future.” The road to Publix began at least by 2002, when initial discussions surfaced about a mixed-use development that would include the popular grocery store. Regency Centers owns 322 centers nationwide in 23 states and Washington, D.C. Kroger is its largest tenant, accounting for 8.5 percent of the gross leasable square footage owned by Regency Centers, followed by Publix, at 6.5 percent. Regency Centers’ Jacksonville holdings are dominated by Publix. Of the 16 centers it owns in Northeast Florida, 14 are large enough for a grocery anchor and all but one feature Publix. Brooklyn Station on Riverside in Jacksonville is anchored by The Fresh Market. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
Public Meetings
9 a.m. – Jacksonville Waterways Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber 10 a.m. – City Council Special Ad Hoc Committee on Jacksonville’s Neighborhood Blight, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 1 p.m. – Collective Bargaining Negotiations: City of Jacksonville and Jacksonville Supervisors Association, 1 W. Adams St. 2 p.m. – City Council Capital Improvement Plan Special Committee, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 3 p.m. – Duval County Election Advisory Panel, City Hall, Don Davis Room
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Regency Centers Corp.’s business strategy is “cycle tested” to succeed in good times and bad and with the economy moving up, 2014 was a strong year for the Jacksonville-based shopping center developer. “Our performance was stellar in all the critical facets of our business,” Chairman and CEO Martin “Hap” Stein said at Tuesday’s annual shareholders meeting at the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. The strong performance included core funds from operations growth of 7 percent and a balance sheet that “compares favorably to other blue-chip REITs,” or real estate investment trusts, Stein said. “These impressive results translated into total returns for shareholders of over 40 percent in 2014 and 90 percent for the last three years,” he said. That beat the Standard & Poor’s 500 index’s total return of 13.7 percent last year and 74.6 percent over the last three years. Regency owned all or part of 322 shopping centers in 23 states at the end of 2014, most of which are anchored by grocery stores. President and Chief Operating Officer Brian Smith said the company has initiated a “Fresh Look” strategy to enhance its portfolio. That strategy includes providing an attractive environment “that makes shoppers want to visit,” Smith said, plus merchants “that have that ‘wow’ factor.” One of Regency’s new proper-
9 a.m. – City Council Economic Incentives Special Committee, City Hall, Suite 425 1 p.m. – Taxation, Revenue & Utilization of Expenditures Commission Pension Committee, City Hall, Suite 425
1:30 p.m. – City Council Member Public Meeting: Additional funding for old federal courthouse renovation, City Hall, Suite 425
Monday, May 18
9 a.m. – City Council Rules Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 2 p.m. – City Council Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 9 a.m. – St. Johns River Ferry Commission, City Hall, Suite 425
Tuesday, May 19
9 a.m. – City Council Finance Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 2 p.m. – City Council Recreation, Community Development, Public Health & Safety Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber
Senior Expo
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
Adamec Bike Night 6 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
Rodney Carrington 7 p.m. Times-Union Center Jaxevents.com
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos 7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra: Courtney Lewis Returns 7:30 p.m. Times-Union Center Jaxsymphony.org
FRIDAY, MAY 15 Bike to Work Day 8 a.m.-10 a.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
$5 Friday
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra: Courtney Lewis Returns 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Times-Union Center Jaxsymphony.org
GreenMarket
3:30-6:30 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Jacksonville Craft & Import Beer Festival 5 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxevents.com
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos 7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Air Supply
8 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
Stanley Jordan
8 p.m. Ritz Theatre and Museum Ritzjacksonville.com
SATURDAY, MAY 16 Riverside Arts Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Northbank Riverwalk Artists Square Riversideartsmarket.com
Unity in the Community Noon-5 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
Art & Ideas: Andrew Moore
2 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Mocajacksonville.org
Language & Culture Festival 2:30 p.m. Times-Union Center Jaxevents.com
New Trucks on the Block Food Truck Rally 4-9 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
Rock the Decade Gala 6 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
Jacksonville Sharks vs. Philadelphia Soul 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxsharks.com
SUNDAY, MAY 17 7th Annual King & Queen of Yappy Hour 2-5 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
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Report: Arts bring $2.4B economic impact Analysis shows 27,000 creative-related jobs in seven counties Tony Allegretti, Cultural Council executive director, said in a news release the $12 million growth in economic impact, even though the 2014 program funding was the same as 2013, proves the city’s investment is working. He also said part of the growth may be attributed to the continuing improvement in the economy, which allows people to have more disposable income. “I think the major reason is the general economic comeback,” Allegretti said. The Cultural Council also released the results of an analysis of the economic impact of the creative industry in seven North Florida counties. Combining jobs and sales generated by
By Max Marbut Staff Writer According to the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, the economic impact of $2.4 million in grants to arts and cultural organizations in 2014 yielded a return on investment of $70 million. That’s a nearly 20 percent increase compared to grants awarded in 2013, the group said. Each year since 2009, the city has supported arts and culture by providing partial funding to nonprofits through the Cultural Service Grant program. For the past two years, the city has budgeted $2.4 million for that effort.
the creative sector in Duval, Baker, Clay, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns counties, the analysis concludes there is a $2.4 billion annual economic impact in those counties. Allegretti said the counties were chosen to mirror the geographical area analyzed by the JAXUSA Partnership, the economic development arm of the JAX Chamber. The assessment shows nearly 27,000 creative-related jobs and that from 2010 to 2013, industry jobs grew by 6 percent in the region. The largest job growth — 32.1 percent — was in the sound engineer category. Photographers represent the most common creative occupation with 3,271 jobs.
Other jobs in the top five are singers and musicians, 2,540 jobs; authors and writers, 1,999; graphic designers, 1,638; and advertising sales agents, 1,114. The Cultural Council administers the city’s annual financial contribution to the arts and leads the advocacy effort to demonstrate the impact and value of culture in the community. The nonprofit organization is sponsored in part by the Florida Department of State Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture and the city. mmarbut@jaxdailyrecord.com @DRMaxDowntown (904) 356-2466
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The Daily Record will regularly provide updates about building permits and development plans filed with the city and other agencies. For more permits, see Page A-8.
Amusement, recreation
• Ray Green Park, 2149 Leonid Road, contractor is Terry Rogers Construction, install scoreboard, $20,000. • Henry L. Brown-Kooker Park, 1400 E. 20th St., contractor is Terry Rogers Construction, install sun shades, $20,000.
Office, bank, professional
• Next Wave Communication, 12854 Kenan Drive, contractor is C. Harrison Construction, interior renovation of 4,807 square feet, $104,784. • GCP Bayberry LLC, 7970 Bayberry Road, No. 3, contractor is E.L.D. Services of Northeast Florida, renovation of 1,733 square feet, $141,554.
Restaurants
• Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza, 4372 Southside Blvd., No. 303, contractor is Evergreen Construction, remodel 1,039 square feet, $127,954. Compiled by Staff
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Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches opened in the Elks Building along Laura Street with some help from the Downtown Investment Authority’s Retail Enhancement Grant program. three pending requests are seeking $111,080. That leaves an unrequested balance of $397,795. Applicants go through a comprehensive evaluation process. They must provide a business plan and show how the grant would help open a business that would create jobs in the urban core. Recipients do not receive the funds until they meet the performance requirements in their agreement. Requirements vary from grant to grant, but include the business’s capital investment in Downtown and the number of full-time jobs created and sustained. For example, the grant application from Jimmy John’s specified Scott would invest $442,601 to open the restaurant, that 23 full- and part-time jobs would be created and the restaurant would be open Monday-Saturday and on Sunday during Downtown events. Annual reviews will be conducted to ensure continued compliance. Grant recipients are required to stay in business at the location for at least five years or the grant must be paid back on a 20 percent per year pro-rated basis. “The city is always protected,” said Tom Daly, Downtown real estate analyst with the authority. Some new potential Downtown business owners have decided not to apply for a grant after they learned of the documentation and planning requirements. “It’s designed to weed out people who don’t know all they need to know,” said Jim Klement, rede-
velopment coordinator. He said a benefit for the city that wasn’t consciously designed into the program is becoming apparent as the grant recipients open their businesses or prepare to do so. The Elks Building now has restrooms in the corner suite that weren’t there before Jimmy John’s opened. Super Food & Brew, the brickand-mortar expansion of Super Food Truck, is building out a restaurant, tap room and grocery store at 11 E. Forsyth St. with the aid of a $49,837 grant. When the business opens, there will be a new kitchen exhaust system that wasn’t there when the space was occupied by Starbucks. Another grant recipient, Jersey Mike’s Subs in SunTrust Tower, has installed an ADA ramp. A building permit for the project was recently approved and buildout should soon begin. “They are improving the Downtown small business infrastructure,” said Klement. The program also is reaping a benefit that one of the latest grant recipients said marks a major change in doing business Downtown. Jerry Ewais opened a sandwich shop 15 years ago at 128 E. Adams St. A few years later, he expanded his Zodiac Bar & Grill operation and moved into the corner space at Adams and Hogan streets. In 2011, he moved again to the present location at 118 W. Adams St. in the Schultz Building. He’s approved for an $18,288 grant to remodel the lounge area and install a new sign on the
DIA retail grant program showing early signs of success The Downtown Investment Authority’s Retail Enhancement Program started in January with a $750,000 budget. Six grants have been approved, with three applications pending. The unrequested balance in the fund is $397,795.
Grants approved Urban Grind: $17,000 Jimmy John’s Subs: $28,000 120 E. Forsyth: $100,000 Jersey Mike’s Subs: $28,000 Super Food and Brew: $49,837 Zodiac Grill: $18,288
Pending applications Chamblin’s Uptown: $37,560 Wine Decadence: $33,520 Daniel James Salon: $40,000 building. Ewais said in the 15 years he’s been in business Downtown, this is the first time the city has been able to offer financial assistance when he wanted to expand. Being a grant recipient also paid a dividend he collected before the renovation can begin. “Getting the building permits was much easier this time. There was a lot less bureaucracy,” Ewais said. “I think it’s because I’m part of the DIA program.” mmarbut@jaxdailyrecord.com @DRMaxDowntown (904) 356-2466
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Film and TV industry wants Council... another shot at incentives CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE
Jones out, Anderson in for election board
By Jim Turner The News Service of Florida The film and television industry in Florida wants lawmakers to take another look at a revamped production-incentives package that stalled when the House cut short the regular legislative session. But even getting a line item for tax credits to continue a currently unfunded program may be a tough sell as lawmakers struggle to reach a budget accord next month. Film Florida, a non-profit entertainment production association, has written Gov. Rick Scott, Senate President Andy Gardiner and House Speaker Steve Crisafulli asking the incentives language be considered when lawmakers come back to Tallahassee for a special session starting June 1. “We remain confident that you understand this business and the number of jobs it affects,” the letter from Film Florida said. Film Florida estimates there are more than 16,000 film and digital media production-related companies in Florida which employ more than 100,000 people. Michael Williams, a spokesman for Crisafulli, R-Merritt Island, said in an email Tuesday that “we are still working on the call for special session, and nothing has been finalized at this time.” Katie Betta, a spokeswoman for Gardiner, R-Orlando, noted in an email that Gardiner has already “articulated his view” of what should be included in the session. When he proposed the special session, Gardiner said the Legislature should only include bills that had reached a point where conference committees had been requested during the regular session. Other than bills tied directly to the budget (SB 2500) and Medic-
aid programs, issues that reached the conference stage include a series of bills involved in carrying out a land-conservation ballot initiative known as Amendment 1; a wide-ranging transportation bill (SB 7054) that includes $25 million for the SunTrail pedestrian and bicycle network backed by Gardiner; and the creation of an online “Business Information Portal” (SB 2510) providing information on starting and operating businesses in Florida. Gus Corbella, chairman of the Florida Film and Entertainment Advisory Council and a lobbyist with Greenberg Traurig, said he doesn’t expect the special session to expand into items that aren’t directly tied to the budget. However, Corbella said lawmakers could approve a line item in the budget to revive the taxcredit portion of the program that hasn’t had money the past three years. Lawmakers could then readdress changes that were being considered to the program in the 2016 session, he said. “We’re clearly not going to see anything in regards to reforming the program in the special session,” Corbella said. “But I’m hopeful that, while we continue to work on updating and reforming the program, that we won’t allow it to die on the vine in the first place.” Efforts to revamp the tax-incentives program reached the floor in both chambers during the regular session but were not put up for final votes. The proposals didn’t include financial totals, but lawmakers behind the program had mentioned including $50 million a year in tax credits for five years. The bills considered ranking production-company applications before offering tax credits, creating two pots from which
applicants could apply for credits and limiting awards to up to 30 percent of the production costs. The proposals also sought to encourage filming in counties that historically are little-used by the industry and sought to move the state’s governor-appointed film and entertainment commissioner from the Department of Economic Opportunity to Enterprise Florida, the state’s publicprivate economic development agency. But there hasn’t been unanimous support to revive the taxincentives program, with major opposition coming from the conservative-advocacy group Americans for Prosperity-Florida, which has portrayed the state’s film and TV program as a giveaway of “taxpayers’ hard-earned money to Hollywood executives.” Fueling the opposition is a study released earlier this year by the Legislature’s Office of Economic and Demographic Research, which found Florida gets 43 cents back for every dollar awarded in tax incentives to productions. Backers of the film and television industry argue the study’s numbers were misunderstood as it only calculated tax receipts the government gets back, primarily through sales taxes. Another problem with the current program is that incentives were awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, which quickly depleted the $296 million fund that was set up in 2010. Since the program was created, no additional funding has been approved, making many in the state’s film and television industry worry that Florida is losing production to states such as Georgia and Louisiana, which have established more open-ended funding pools for their industry incentive programs.
Congressional hearing planned on LIP By Brandon Larrabee The News Service of Florida A congressional committee will hold a hearing on Gov. Rick Scott’s showdown with the federal government over health care funding, but that meeting could come too late to help close a potential $2.2 billion hole in the state budget. Scott announced Tuesday that U.S. Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., will have the House Energy & Commerce Committee look into the governor’s allegations that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is trying to illegally coerce the state into accepting Medicaid expansion. The agency has said that Medicaid expansion will be a factor as it weighs a proposed revision to
the Low Income Pool, or LIP, program, but has not explicitly said that the state must expand coverage to receive any funding. The $2.2 billion LIP program, which mostly sends money to hospitals and other medical providers that care for large numbers of lowincome patients, is set to expire June 30 unless state and federal officials reach an agreement. The governor has filed a lawsuit against the Obama administration to attempt to block federal officials from factoring whether the state has expanded Medicaid into its decision on LIP. But federal officials say that they don’t want LIP to pay for the medical expenses of Floridians who could otherwise be covered by Medicaid. The agency said last week that,
at first blush, the state’s new LIP application “falls short of key principles” that federal officials will consider when weighing the program’s future, but a spokesman said Tuesday the agency “is continuing to engage” with the state. A spokeswoman for Upton’s committee confirmed in an email that a hearing was being planned, but didn’t indicate whether it would come before June 30, the deadline for the Legislature and Scott to agree to a budget before state government could shut down. Scott spent Tuesday in Washington, D.C., meeting with 14 members of the state’s congressional delegation as well as Upton and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
The politics swirling outside City Council crept into Tuesday’s meeting regarding a spot on the county’s election canvassing board. Council member Warren Jones was slated to be an alternate member to the board, which helps certify election results and comprises a council member, judge and supervisor of elections. But, as council member Denise Lee pointed out, Jones is involved in the mayor’s race and that affiliation could bring scrutiny.
Sweet spot on West Bay
Chocolatier Felicia Johnson says the Peterbrooke candy store at 100 W. Bay St. opened in February, but is a temporary Downtown location while space around the corner, in the same building, will be prepared for the full store. She expects that to open about July. Peterbrooke Chocolatier’s new Downtown presence carries a select inventory of baskets, bin and dipped items, boxed assortments and the company staple — chocolate-covered popcorn.
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Jones and several other former council presidents last week publicly backed Mayor Alvin Brown in the race against Lenny Curry. The bill was put on hold for much of the meeting while the Office of General Counsel reviewed and discussed the matter. An amendment came out later that swapped council Vice President Greg Anderson for Jones, with the bill passing unanimously.
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City Notes New gorilla for the zoo
Just in time for Mother’s Day, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens welcomes the birth of another gorilla, the second in just over three months. The infant’s parents are Madini, the mother, and Lash, the father. The baby was born at 8:35 p.m. Saturday. Madini lost her first infant during labor in March 2014. The parents were recommended to breed by the Gorilla Species Survival Plan, a group of professionals who help manage the populations at zoos. The Jacksonville Zoo has three males — Lash, 38, Rumpel, 30, and George, three months. It also has three females, Bulera, 26, Madini, 19, and Kumbaka, 19. The newborn’s sex is currently unknown.
Atlantic Beach Country Club annexed
Mayors Alvin Brown and Carolyn Woods, of Atlantic Beach, hosted a bill signing ceremony Monday at Atlantic Beach Country Club, which has been annexed from Jacksonville to the beach community. They were joined by City Council member Bill Gulliford, the bill’s co-sponsor. Annexing the property allows for residents of the development to be served by the city closest to them, which will minimize time delays and confusion in providing services, according to a news release. The land is 170 acres and is being turned into the country club that will have 178 homes and an 18-hole golf course.
EverBank Field job fair Sunday, Monday
Edward Waters College President Nat Glover and Bernard Agurs, the college’s first “Call Me Mister” graduate.
During its 2015 commencement ceremony Saturday, Edward Waters College and President Nat Glover celebrated the school’s first “Call Me Mister” scholarship graduate, Bernard Agurs. The program is open to African-American males majoring in elementary education and pays for the last two years of course work. After graduation, scholarship recipients must teach in an inner-city elementary school in Duval County for at least five years. Glover presented Agurs during the ceremony with a Call Me Mister blazer. “I’ve had excellent role models in my life and I want to be the one that can make a difference in a child’s life,” Agurs said in a news release.
Craft beer fest Friday
The Silverfield Group names new president
The Jacksonville Jaguars Guest Services Team will host an EverBank Field job fair for the upcoming NFL season from noon-4 p.m. Sunday and 4-8 p.m. Monday at the stadium. Positions available include concessions, bartenders, ticket-takers, housekeeping, parking, security and merchandise. The fair will be in the US Assure Club East, with participants able to apply for event-day positions on-site. Parking is available on the east side of the stadium in lots C and D.
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Native Sun to open third local location
Organic grocer Native Sun is bringing a third location to the Jacksonville market with a Jacksonville Beach location slated to open in August. The company has selected Auld & White as the general contractor for the store at Third Street and 15th Avenue North. The design and layout will feature mural artwork, indoor and outdoor seating for breakfast, lunch and dinner options. It also will have a full-service kitchen to help the retailer emphasize hot meals. Native Sun has stores at 10000 San Jose Blvd. and 11030 Baymeadows Road.
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EWC awards first ‘Call Me Mister’ scholarship
The 7th Annual Craft & Import Beer Festival is Friday at Veterans Memorial Arena. The event has beer and food samples from 20 local restaurants and live music. Forty breweries will be participating, including five locals: Aardwolf Brewing Co., Intuition Ale Works, Veterans United Brewing Co., Pinglehead Brewing Co. and Zeta Brewing Co. VIP tickets are $60 and include admission an hour early at 5 p.m., a 5-ounce beersampling glass and access to limited and high-end beers. General admission tickets are $45 and include admission to the event from 6-9 p.m. along with a beer-sampling glass. All tickets include access to beverage and food samples, entertainment and a silent auction. They can be purchased at beerfestjax.com.
The Silverfield Group has announced that Leed Silverfield has been promoted to president of the full-service real estate, development, investment and brokerage company. He’s been with the company for 13 years, most recently overseeing its development and investment activities. Gary Silverfield remains as chairman.
Fresh Market to host charity sidewalk sale
The Fresh Market will celebrate the 21st anniversary of its annual “Hope Floats” Sidewalk Sale from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. May 29-31. The event benefits the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Each store will offer picnicstyle items, including root beer floats, for a $2 donation. All funds raised over the three days go toward diabetes research. The grocer has three locations at 13493 Atlantic Blvd. in East Arlington, 12795 San Jose Blvd. in Mandarin and 150 Riverside Ave., Suite 200, in Brooklyn.
Roberson named judge
Free country shows return tonight
The annual Free Country Concert Series at the Jacksonville Landing returns tonight. Michael Ray headlines the show, with Jordyn Stoddard opening the concert. On May 20, Craig Wayne Boyd — last year’s winner of “The Voice” — performs. Chase Fouraker also is on the bill. Frankie Ballard is the lead act for the May 27 show, which also features Brittney Lawrence and Amber Delacruz. Opening acts start at 8 p.m., followed by the headliners.
Gov. Rick Scott has appointed attorney Eric Roberson to the Duval County Court bench. Roberson, 35, is a sole practitioner of Eric C. Roberson and previously practiced at Jason Porter from 2011-14 and McGuireWoods from 200711. He began his career as an assistant state attorney for the 4th Circuit in 2005. He fills the vacancy created by the appointment of Judge Angela Cox to the Circuit Court.
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NONPROFIT NEWS Highlighting Jacksonville’s Philanthropic Community From Staff The Daily Record invites the local nonprofit community to submit news, announcements, success stories and other information they believe would be of interest to our readers. Email to: nonprofitnews@baileypub.com.
$100,000 grant for Any Given Child
The National Endowment for the Arts awarded a $100,000 grant to the Cathedral Arts Project in support of its Any Given Child Jacksonville initiative. The funds will be used to expand Any Given Child Jacksonville’s programming starting with the 2015-16 school year. The grant will help provide art programming in Duval County Public Schools, particularly in middle schools. In 2014, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the organization that oversees the Any Given Child national program, released the results of a research study that showed students involved in arts-integrated education believed arts helped them better understand non-arts subject matter. The study also found that artsintegrated education increased creativity — a trait associated with higher standardized test scores. Learn more at capkids.org/ agcjax.
‘Burgers for Babies’ Friday at Davis Center
Community Connections, a nonprofit focused on ending homelessness and fighting pov-
erty, will present its annual Burgers 4 Babies event at 11:30 a.m. Friday at the Davis Center at 327 E. Duval St. Theresa Warren with Fifth Third Bank and Patrick McCabe with Nemours chair this year’s event, sponsored by Arizona Chemical, FIS, Brooks Rehabilitation and Nemours. The cookout will feature celebrity chefs flipping burgers on the grill, a diaper dash relay race and the ribbon-cutting for Community Connections’ Health Hub. The organization provides transitional housing, the second step in recovering from homelessness. The key programs — prevention, housing, youth and family services and workforce readiness — are directed toward helping families become independent and removed from the cycle of poverty. Health Hub is designed to educate and connect the women, children and families with wellness resources for preventive care. It was made possible by funding partners including The Riverside Hospital Foundation, St. Vincent’s HealthCare and the Southside Business Men’s Club. Tickets may be purchased at communityconnectionsjax.org. They are $25 for general admission or $250 to participate as a celebrity chef. Proceeds support Community Connections programs for youth and children.
Prisoners of Christ breakfast May 26
Mayor Alvin Brown declared May 26 “Crime Prevention Day” in Jacksonville in honor of the Prisoners of Christ Ministry’s 25th anniversary providing re-
Student recognized for volunteerism
Realtors swing hammers for Habitat for Humanity
From left, Gail George, Shelley Nemethy, Margherite Myers, Vicki Wilder and Erin Mount, members of the Davidson Realty team who helped build a Habitat for Humanity house in St. Augustine. Agents and staff from Davidson Realty on May 2 supported Habitat for Humanity of St. Augustine and St. Johns County by helping with the construction of a local home. The event was part of Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build Week 2015. entry services to former prisoners in the Jacksonville area. The ministry will celebrate at its annual Crime Prevention Prayer Breakfast at 7:27 a.m. May 26 at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. The event and parking are free. Sheriff John Rutherford, a Prisoners of Christ board member, will be the keynote speaker with his presentation, “Every Saint Has a Past and Every Sinner Has a Future.” The public is welcome to attend by registering at pocministry.org.
Women Build is a national partnership between Habitat for Humanity affiliates and Lowe’s Home Improvement. The annual campaign has produced more than 2,100 homes built by female crews. Learn more at habitatstjohns.org.
‘Rounds at the Grounds’ scheduled for June 4 Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition will present its sixth annual Rounds at the Grounds charity softball game at 4:45 p.m. June 4 at Bragan Field. Tickets are $10.50 and include admission to the Jacksonville Suns game immediately following the event. Local celebrities and medical professionals will face off in an hourlong softball game to raise money and awareness of the
importance of reducing the area’s high infant mortality rate and improving the health of women, children and families in Northeast Florida. The organization is seeking additional sponsors for the exhibition softball game. Current sponsors include Wolfson Children’s Hospital, Southern Oak Insurance Co., Molina Healthcare, University of Florida Health, Mayo Clinic and Sunshine Health. To learn more about sponsorships or to purchase tickets, visit nefhealthystart.org/rounds.
The Scheidel Foundation recognized Florida State College at Jacksonville student Matthew Jorns for his commitment to volunteering at Daniel Kids by naming him a 2015 Scheidel Leadership in Action Award winner. The award is given annually to student volunteers who contribute their time to nonprofits and promote community involvement. Jorns volunteered more than 600 hours with the Daniel Kids Statewide Inpatient Psychiatric Program. The foundation also awarded a $1,000 grant to Daniel Kids to help the nonprofit change the odds for abused, neglected and emotionally troubled children.
Florida Pancreas Cancer Coalition Assistant Treasurer Anna Murphy, left, and Mary Jane Culhane, secretary. The Florida Pancreas Cancer Coalition presented a check for $27,500 to the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville to support pancreas cancer research. The Digestive Disease Research Program Oversight Committee and Mayo Clinic Cancer Center selected Dr. Nicole Murray as the recipient of the donation.
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Florida State College student Matthew Jorns, left, accepted the 2015 Scheidel Leadership in Action Award with Mike Platt of Daniel Kids. The award was given to recognize Jorns’ contributions to help abused, neglected and emotionally troubled children served by Daniel Kids.
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Nonprofit supports cancer research at Mayo Clinic
She is an assistant professor of pharmacology and a senior associate consultant in the Department of Cancer Biology at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville. Her laboratory focuses on characterizing the genes involved in the initiation and progression of cancer.
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Workspace: Jim Alabiso Once the victim of bullying, now in a ‘comfortable place’ Jim Alabiso may be the only person ever to say this: “Thank God I was bullied.” The Jacksonville innovator, social entrepreneur, film producer and clean-water advocate says that holing away in his bedroom during his adolescence had an upside. “That’s where I got creative. That’s where I got to fantasize,” says Alabiso, 59. “That’s where, since no one else was going to like me, I had to learn to like myself.” It was only within the last few years, though, that Alabiso turned another huge corner — and truly began liking himself. Yoga, he says, helped trigger a newfound ability to remove the mental obstacles that continually kept him on edge. Although self-confidence is still a regular challenge, Alabiso says learning to stretch his personal limits has helped him fully discover self-love, which yoga teachings say is the basis of all life. “I don’t filter things anymore. I don’t let things get in the way like I once did,” he says. “I’m so good with who I am now.” Thus, for Alabiso, the flood gates of creativity have opened for him like never before. It couldn’t have come at a better time. He recently walked away from a six-figure career as a corporate software developer to fully focus his energy on his creative passions. A longtime clean-water advocate, Alabiso is a partner in LEAP Collaborative, a consulting agency that helps people develop strategies for positive change in their organizations, professional lives and communities. His latest venture is producing, writing and co-hosting a latenight-format Jacksonville television show. “Tonight! with Jim Alabiso” will debut in June on Mee Mee TV, a new network founded by The Performers Academy operator Kathryn McAvoy. Mee Mee TV is broadcast on WVVQ digital 18.1 on WVVQ and is livestreamed at meemeetvjax.com. The show’s mission parallels that of the network: to advance arts and culture in Northeast Florida. It also goes hand-in-hand with Alabiso’s modus operandi; he writes the show’s script, produces “Tonight!” and pens its music, sparing no creative juices. “It was work to get to this point, but I let everything come out and worry about what comes out later,” he says. “It might end up in the trash, or it might end up in Arbus magazine (for which Alabiso is a columnist), or it might end up somewhere on ‘Tonight! with Jim Alabiso.’” A lifelong innovator who began writing songs as a pre-teen and developing software as a young adult, Alabiso says he feels he’s on top of his game as an artist and change-maker. “’Tonight! with Jim Alabiso’ allows me to be a geek and to be creative at the same time. I don’t like the two without each other,’” he says. “I quit production for many years and now I’m back at a time when my creativity seems to want to peak. It’s on an upswing, anyway.” Alabiso says “Tonight!” deliberately has no resemblance to David Letterman’s and Jimmy Fallon’s shows. But, he says as he prepared
Photos by Fran Ruchalski
By Kevin Hogencamp Contributing Writer
Jim Alabiso makes his entrance onto the stage during the premiere “Tonight! With Jim Alabiso” stage by peaking around the backdrop at the audience.
Alabiso gets an impromptu shower after swimming in the inaugural Up The River Downtown. The event benefits Special Olympics. to record the first shows, he rewatched Fallon’s debut for inspiration. That’s because, like Alabiso, Fallon was extremely anxious about his new gig. “I did it to make myself feel OK,” he says. Indeed, the exercise was an example of how Alabiso has learned not to exclusively rely on yoga to get into the right frame of mind. “The key is to be able to accept and acknowledge that I am scared,” he says. “To be able to have the freedom in my life to be able to talk about it now is tremendously liberating. It’s a comfortable place to be. So, now, I look back and say, ‘Thank God I was bullied.’”
Alabiso reacts to a comment from co-host Julie Watkins during the taping of the first show. Watkins is a former meteorologist with Action News and founder of the nonprofit, The Girls Gone Green.
During a monologue, Alabiso talks about his childhood, including how The Monkees’ song “Daydream Believer” had such a big impact on his life.
An avid swimmer, Alabiso, (right) swims in the St. Johns River as part of the Up The River Downtown event. On his arms, he has names of people that he swims for during the event.
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ON DUTY IN NASSAU COUNTY: DIV. “A” ADRIAN G. SOUD, JUDGE, 904-491-7275 DIV. “B” ROBERT M. FOSTER, JUDGE, 904-548-4910 RONNIE FUSSELL, CLERK OF COURT, 255-2000 JOSEPH G. STELMA, COURT ADMINISTRATOR, RM. 7120 255-1001 DUVAL COUNTY COURTHOUSE MAIN TELEPHONE # 255-1000 ADA ACCOMODATION OR INFOMATION 255-1695
BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON VS: CERT. OF SALE Nancy E. McCarthy & Edward M., Personal Reps. of the Estate of Ronald H. Cohn et al Patricia A. Nelson & Rodney Bayview Loan Servicing LLC vs. Mark Juen, Sr. & Mary L., cert. of sale Champion Mortgage Co. vs. Patricia W. Ray, Tarry McNatt & Etheridge Ray, Jr. et al, cert. of sale FANNIE MAE VS: CERT. OF SALE Ana Maria Meda & Mainor Najarro The Estate of Sandra L. Chapman; Robert Barton Wilson et al
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ON DUTY IN CLAY COUNTY: DIV. “A” DON H. LESTER, JUDGE, 269-6338 DIV. “B” JOHN H. SKINNER, JUDGE, 269-6323 DIV. “E” MICHAEL SHARRIT, JUDGE, 278-4760 DIV. “F” DANIEL WILENSKY, JUDGE, 278-3772
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Martin T. Taylor et ux, et al Flagstar Bank vs. CLA Family Holdings Five LLC; Mary Ann Mercogliano, Alvaro A. Varela, Marlon Sevilla & Maria Sevilla et al, cert. of sale GMAT Legal Title Trust 2014-1 vs. James H. Menchan, Opal Menchan & Rosalyn Menchan et al, cert. of sale GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC VS: CERT. OF SALE Laura Fisher Cheri M. Lee et vir, et al HSBC Bank USA vs. Igor Koubatov & Dmitry Tolmachev et al, cert. of sale JPMORGAN CHASE BANK VS: CERT. OF SALE The Estate of Barbara Garrett, Kiann Gilmore & Steve Glass et al Liza J. Gordy et al
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC VS: CERT. OF SALE Sherry Shine Green & Johnny E. Brett Bramel & Buffy et al Navy Federal Credit Union vs. Walter F. Mahoney et al, cert. of sale Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC vs. Sherry Lynne Harvey et vir, et al, cert. of sale OneWest Bank vs. Dorithe Morrow & Rufus, cert. of sale Pennymac Loan Services LLC vs. Norma J. Glass et vir, et al, cert. of sale PHH Mortgage Corp. vs. Kodrey J. Robinson, cert. of sale SRP 2013-2 LLC vs. Denilo Fernandez, cert. of sale U.S. BANK VS: CERT. OF SALE The Estate of Eddie C. Wilson; Charletta R. Wilson et al
vicing LLC vs Brian D. Sherwood, Unknown Spouse Of Brian D. Sherwood; Meisels, Jonathan Ian, atty, complaint, Div-FC-E 15-002149-CA Selene Finance Lp vs King, Terrole Lynnette, King, John Eric, King, Jr., Unknown Spouse Of William Robert, King, Jr., William Robert, Tenant 1, Unknown, Tenant 2, Unknown; Solano, Vanessa Jasmine, atty, complaint, Div-FC-B 15-002150-CA Regency Wood Condominium Association, Inc. vs Garcia, George II, George Garcia II, Unknown Spouse Of, #1, Unknown Tenant, #2, Unknown Tenant; Rottmann, David Daniel, atty, complaint,
Div-FC-H 15-002151-CA Rodriguez, Diane, Rodriguez, David vs In Re; Emerson, Matthew David, atty, complaint, Div-CV-D 15-002152-CA Wells Fargo Bank NA vs Ravelo, Holly J, Ravelo, Richard A, Pecan Park Homeowners Association Inc, Unknown Tenant 1, Unknown Tenant 2; Assmann, Patricia Lynn, atty, complaint, Div-FC-B 15-002153-CA Bank Of America N A vs Ware, Richard A, Herons Landing Condominium Association Of Jackson, Unknown Party 1, Unknown Party 2, Unknown Party 3, Unknown Party 4; Smith, Allyson L, atty, complaint, Div-FC-H
Alexander, Frederick; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-C 15-002627-DR In Re: Paternity: Graham, Marcus and Cooper, Dachia; Proper Person, Div-FM-G 15-002628-DR Rodriguez, Rubin Jr and Scott, Stacy; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-A 15-002629-DR Morales, Denise M. and Morales, Pedro; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-E 15-002630-DR In Re: Name Change: Newsome, Patricia K. and Bai, Samuel A. Jr; Proper Person, DivFM-C
15-002631-DR Murray, Jason Allen Pike and 0urray, Justina Maria Bishop; Crews, Garry W, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-G 15-002632-DR Russ, Dorothy Marquita Yolanda and Furlow, Christopher Torrell; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-E 15-002633-DR Jones, Abbey Suzanne and Gertz, John Philip; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-B 15-002634-DR Dodson, Nadia and Dodson, Antwon Lemichael; Nichols, Summer Rose, atty, diss of marr, DivFM-G
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Edward H, Lawlor, John Edward, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000837-CP In Re: Estate of Leuthold, Madline Irene Glass, Proper Person, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000838-CP In Re: Estate of Googe, Theresa M., Edwards, William Thomas, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000839-CP In Re: Estate of Smith, Jamiyah Alexia, Kelly, Timothy Patrick, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000840-CP In Re: Estate of Scanlin, Patrick J, Hamilton, William A, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000841-CP In Re: Estate of Warren, Jean Mary, Tousey, Clay Burford, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000847-CP In Re: Estate of Boss, Nancy D, Donahoo, Thomas M, atty, Div-PR-A
PROBATE 15-000828-CP In Re: Estate of Bowers, Marguerite Kidd, Ourednik, Karel, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000782-CP In Re: Estate of Preston, Frederick Daniel, Dixon, Dale A, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000833-CP In Re: Estate of Green, Clark, Byrd, Connie Jackson, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000834-CP In Re: Estate of Devoe, Mary Elizabeth, Golphin, Deanna M, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000835-CP In Re: Estate of Roberts, Herbert Keith Sr, Hurt, Jerry Garfield, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000836-CP In Re: Estate of Green,
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EMMET F. FERGUSON, III, JUDGE ROBERTO A. ARIAS, JUDGE BRENT D. SHORE, JUDGE LESTER BASS, JUDGE JOHN A. MORAN, JUDGE JAMES A. RUTH, JUDGE SCOTT MITCHELL, JUDGE CHARLES COFER, JUDGE PAULINE DRAKE, JUDGE ON DUTY IN CLAY COUNTY:
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COUNTY COURT 15-003490-CC Davis, Vanessa vs Mott, Steven; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-M 15-003491-CC Atherton Drexel Properties LLC vs Simon, Ebony, Cain, Cassie; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-001858-SC Marcadis, Ralph, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company ASO Julie Lockwood vs Robinson, Paul; Hempfling, Jonathan Philip, atty, complaint, Div-CC-H 15-001859-SC Tidewater Finance Company T/A Tidewater Credit And Tidewater Motors vs Spencer, Gregory; Lucoff, Joel David, atty, complaint, Div-CC-E 15-001860-SC Silver Consulting Services, Inc DBA Silver Chiropractic &wellness As Assignee For Gerald Walker vs Allied Property & Casualty Insurance Company; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-001861-SC Jacksonville Beach Chiropractic. AAO Rebecca Ucciardo Chiropractic As Assignee For Rebecca Ucciardo vs National General Insurance Company; Winer, Melissa Rakin, atty, complaint, Div-CC-K
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DIV. “C” TIMOTHY R. COLLINS, JUDGE, 269-6327 DIV. “D” RICHARD R. TOWNSEND, JUDGE, 278-4730 ON DUTY IN NASSAU COUNTY: Wesley R. Poole, Judge, 904-548-4940
15-001862-SC Fannin Regional Hospital vs Weeks, Kenneth; Clinton, J Paul, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-001863-SC Midland Funding LLC Assognee Of Chase Bank USA, N.A. vs Masters, Alicia; Hafeez, Sarah, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 15-001864-SC Avis Budget Group Inc vs Smith, Lenell, Pelsey, Stacy; Schiller, Bruce Howard, atty, complaint, Div-CC-H 15-001866-SC Jacksonville Beach Chiropractic As Assigne For Rena Cole vs USAA General Indemnity Company; Winer, Melissa Rakin, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-001867-SC Neurology Partners, P.A. DBA Emas Spine & Brain Specialists As Assignee For Stephen Dorsey vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Winer, Melissa Rakin, atty, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-001868-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC Assignee Of CitiBank, N.A./The Home Depot vs Woodward, James D; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-001870-SC First Coast Medical Center As Assignee For Charlie King vs Progressive American Insurance Company; Winer, Melissa Rakin, atty, complaint, Div-CC-H 15-001871-SC Lawson, Catherine vs
Midland Funding LLC, Midland Credit Management, Inc.; Moore, Ryan Garrett, atty, complaint, DivCC-D 15-001872-SC Griggs, Timothy vs Angels LLC DBA Midas International Corp; Proper Person, complaint, DivCC-Q 15-003493-CC First Coast Rental Finders Inc., DBA Jacksonville Rental Finders, Inc. vs Fowler, Sam, Pickens, Melody; Crockett, Keith Edward, atty, complaint, DivCC-O 15-003494-CC Washington, Doretha vs Gatling, Murry; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-003495-CC Heth Realty, Inc. vs Edmondson, John; Snider, Tracy Jerrel, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 15-003496-CC William Laurin Patterson Trust vs Noth, Leila; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, DivCC-G 15-003497-CC G & I VII Kensley, LLC DBA The Kensley Apartment Homes vs Roberts, Eric Michael, Roberts, Karen Eugenia; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 15-003498-CC Sp Hilltop Village, LP DBA Hilltop Village Apartments vs McNish, Lasha; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D
CIVIL ORDERS 17139-156 Barclays Bank Delaware vs. Carl E. Smith, final judg 17139-1021 Paradise Village vs. Steven Kreiner & Michelle, final judg 17139-1718 Michael Finn vs. Perry William, final judg 17139-1844 Patrick H. Dowd vs. Tony Bland, final judg 17140-141 Donald T. Stradley & Lynne A.D. vs. Kayla Johnson, final judg 17140-142 GMC Property Management Ltd. vs. Sabrina Jones, final judg 17140-143 Suntree Mobile Home Park vs. Kevin McKinley et al, final judg 17140-144 LVNV Funding LLC vs. Michelle Kosinski, final judg 17140-147 LAF Bleeker LLC vs. Anne Flannery & Robert Quintana, final judg 17140-183 AMH 2014-1 Equity Owner LLC vs. Frederick Wells et al, final judg 17140-194 Margaret Dutton vs. Christopher Hill, final judg 17140-198 Orange Park Partnership vs. Willie Miley et al, final judg 17140-201 Jacksonville Affordable Communities THC vs. Travis Taylor, final judg
17140-529 Edward Malone vs. Vonkeshia Levett Wilson et al, final judg 17140-955 A.E. Reynolds vs. Tammy Anderson et al, final judg 17140-1055 Deer Meadow Associates Ltd. vs. Elizabeth Weaver, final judg 17140-1530 WRH Realty Services Inc. vs. Devin Smalls, final judg 17140-1558 Walter Williams vs. John Schumacher, final judg 17140-1686 Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Diane Williams, final judg 17140-2219 Heritage Florida Property Holdings LLC vs. Michael Smith, final judg 17141-981 Eric Skinner vs. Heather Morrow, final judg 17141-994 Tracy Moffat vs. Lateek Cooper et al, final judg 17141-1112 International Ventures Inc. vs. Gaylynn Michelle Elliott & Richard Lee, III, final judg 17141-1153 River City Place LLLP vs. Sheryll Wootson, final judg 17141-1198 Atherton Drexel Properties LLC vs. Ebony Simon & Cassie Cain, final judg 17141-1208 Jack M. Millis & Teresa Hendricks vs. Tyrone Davis & Carnesha Ousley et al, final judg 17141-1287 James Roberson vs. Benjamin Held, final judg
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Judith B Stanley et al Old Dominion Freight Line Inc Strategic Realty Fund LLC Florida State TRNSP Dept Delta Papa LLC Donald K Green et al Eric N Griggs Robert Sage Blackman et al We Help Foundation Inc James E Weber Trustee et al Angela M Faas et al Riverside Homes Of North Fl Inc John M Gallagher Jr Charles E Drinks et al Terrance Eddins et al Daryl J Houston et al Lesroy V Osborne West Bedopas LLC Res Properties LLC Block Thirteen LLC Bedopas LLC 2025 Dev LLC Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Maria Q Castro M&l Offices LLC Adgd Holdings LLC Titus Group & Associates LLC Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Jeffrey Valdez Bufflehead Homes LLC Winifred Dallas Daniel C Hughes et al Freo Florida LLC David S Ottenstein et al Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp James R Armstrong et al Kenneth M Loadholt Christopher W Hughes et al Michael Daniel McCann et al Tonua Lozowski et al Robert Philip Castro et al James Walter Longinos James Walter Longino James Walter Longino John G Higginbotham et al Nicklos Legerald Grant et al Spencer Walker et al Modern Escapes LLC W Allan Pearce Trustee et al Kirsten Boerema Ernesto Tobias et al Brian L Atkinson et al Geoffrey S Atherton et al Cynthia A Cline Michael Torelli et al Nada Pavlak LLC Juliane Mickler et al Jj&g Properties LLC Catherine M Povec et al KJ Real Estate Investments LLC Michael White et al Rosalind Y Ebanks et al Teresa D Mai Arlanda Sistrunk II et al Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Cynthia A Cline Cline Cynthia A Desmond Knighton et al Jefferson Davis Joe H Hughes Jr et al Corrine Cleland Adolph W Carlson et al Latoria D Alexander Adriana Tamayo et al Robert Horvath Mahsa Hassanabadi et al Freo Florida LLC Alexandra Frankel Cedarwood Holdings Inc Realestateology Inc Lucille B Pough Noal LLC Joaquin Aviles Nunez Bcel 2 LLC Kristi A Winas et al Steven R Smith Trustee et al Richard E Kersey Jr Trevor Grant et al Proctor Hardware Inc Donald Horner Jr et al Projected Capital Investment Inc Kevin C Nguyen Pedro Amparo et al Ocean Osprey LLC Kurtis Wilson Dotson Triton Homes Inc Graciela L Mieses Archipelago Immobilien LLC Mohamed Ahmed Khalid Robert Karl Herbert et al Edward Harvey et al Joshua M Mitchell et al Nefl Real Estate LLC Property Vestors Inc Trustee et al Heli Apelbaum Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp Subba R Vallapalli Ramya Akkineni Sonar Nallamotu Virginia P Lindley et al Cynthia A Cline Ronald Rodgers Collins Builders Group LLC Norma J Wilson Trustee et al Blythe Zayets et al Edward J Svihla et al Karen C Prillhart et al Teresita Cueto Gary W Buffone et al
Ray D Bowman Spirit Master Funding LLC Bank Of America N A Charles W Bostwick Anoria Jean McCall William E Kuchar et al Hodges BLVD Development Group Inc Secretary Of Housing And Urban Devel Marilyn D Stone Feinberg Elizabeth B Weber Nathan R Shoemaker et al Atlantic Beach Partners LLC James Cole Cartledge et al Michael Schroeder et al DR Horton Inc Jacksonville DR Horton Inc Jacksonville DR Horton Inc Jacksonville Shoppes Of Lakeside Inc Shoppes Of Lakeside Inc Shoppes Of Lakeside Inc Shoppes Of Lakeside Inc Shoppes Of Lakeside Inc Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Bassam Nael Kamal Hendi Salvatore B Geraci Carl Doan et al Us Bk National Association Trstee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al 21st Mortgage Corporation Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp Fannie Mae Christopher Cervantes et al Fannie Mae Weekley Homes LLC Bank Of America N A Federal National Mortgage Association Joseph A English et al Christopher T Moore et al Donald T Cusic et al John T Delorenzo Pulte Home Corporation Gail Rhodes Reese Wallace Neil Howell Mark Wayne Rhodes Hilary A Rogers-Cresswell et al Archipelago Immobilien LLC Sessa Properties LLC et al Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee W Allan Pearce et al Raymond Perez et al Justin Collins et al William Delorey et al Mark S Lamb Sr et al Carl W Cline Trustee et al Brenda Evans et al United States Gov Vet Aff Jill M Gardere et al Frances Bailey White 3251 Cormorant Drive LLC Fannie Mae Allie Jean Godfrey Michael G Argento Trustee et al MacRo Properties LLC Fannie Mae Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Cynthia A Cline Trustee et al Lennar Homes LLC Edna L Burkholder Clear And Simple Inc Benjie Sperling Trustee et al Jeffrey J Ashton Latoria D Alexander et al Reginald Leonard Dixon Bric Group USA LLC Loyce N Blalock Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee Maleko Alan Berrier Housing Authority LLC Avery Anderson Edward Lundy Baety et al American Mutual Fund LLC Fannie Mae Duval Home Buyers LLC Andrea G Byrd Stella E Turner Christopher C Clough Springfield Builders LLC Penman Plaza Associates LLLP Steve S Ussach et al Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee Us Bk National Association Trstee et al Destination Homes LLC Robert E Medlock II Paul W Wharton et al Ty W Carriere Fannie Mae US Bk Nat Association Trustee et al Sanmonte Real Estate Holdings LLC Richard E Deloach et al Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp Morgan K Byrd Lupo Properties LLC Wells Fargo Bk Nat Association Trustee Wells Fargo Bank N A Trustee et al Nationstar Mortgage LLC DR Horton Inc Jacksonville DR Horton Inc Jacksonville DR Horton Inc Jacksonville James G Korbel et al Carl W Cline Trustee et al Wells Fargo Bank N A Trustee et al Allan I Decker et al Norma J Wilson John Gorrie Investment Group LLC Peder H Torgerson et al DR Horton Inc Jacksonville US Bk Nat Association Trustee et al Michael H Beggs et al
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*Buyer’s Address, Usually But Not Always Address Of Property Sold • Legal Description Available In Summary Form
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Joseph Ambersley Synovus Bank Movement Mtg LLC Vystar Credit Union Morgan Stanley PVT Bank Wells Fargo Bank Vystar Credit Union Vystar Credit Union Village Capital & Investment LLC Bridgewell Capital LLC Watson Mtg Corp FBC Mtg LLC Ameris Bank Flagstar Bank Bank Of America Vystar Credit Union DHI Mtg Co LTD DHI Mtg Co LTD DHI Mtg Co LTD Quicken Loans Inc Regions Bank Daniel K Lederer Bank Of England Regions Bank Watson Mtg Corp Wells Fargo Bank Primelending Vystar Credit Union Regions Bank Navy Federal Credit Union Jax Federal Credit Union Guaranteed Rate Inc TCF National Bank Pulte Mtg LLC Amerisave Mtg Corp Caliber Home Loans Inc Homeside Financial LLC Fifth Third Mortgage Company Movement Mtg LLC Florida Housing Finance Corporation Peoples Bank Secretary Of Housing And Urban Develop Bridgewell Capital LLC City Of Jacksonville Navy Federal Credit Union Cardinal Financial Co LP Vystar Credit Union Peoples Home Equity Inc Vystar Credit Union Vystar Credit Union Vystar Credit Union Alive Credit Union Suntrust Mtg Inc Bank Of England Vystar Credit Union Bank Of England Compass Bank 121 Financial Credit Union Everbank Van Dyk Mtg Corp Wells Fargo Bank Jax Federal Credit Union Secretary Of Housing And Urban Develop Bank Of America Charles R Wintz et al Vystar Credit Union Universal American Mtg Co LLC Navy Federal Credit Union Movement Mtg LLC Community First Credit Union Of FL Secretary Of Housing And Urban Devel Movement Mtg LLC Navy Federal Credit Union United Wholesale Mtg Freedom Mtg Corp Vystar Credit Union Vystar Credit Union Vystar Credit Union Vystar Credit Union Quicken Loans Inc Citizens Equity First Credit Union PHH Mtg Corp Bank Of England Atlantic Coast Bank Trustline Mtg Inc Vystar Credit Union Quicken Loans Inc Veterans United Home Loans Vystar Credit Union
*Buyer’s Address, Usually But Not Always Address Of Property Sold • Legal Description Available In Summary Form
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Jose Cr N San Jose Vil Ln 2 Ronald Ln Sabena Rd Jenks Ct 12th St Beauregard Ct Belleshore Cr Inwood Te Wandering Oaks Ct Turkey Oaks Dr S Oakisle Rd W Hidden Cr S Valley Garden Dr College St 1311 The Greens Wy 411 Red Barn Ct N/A Trendle Ln Turtle Creek Dr N Ahern St 15 Eisner Dr Vista Wood Dr Hindmarsh Cr N Prosperity Lake Dr N/A Mishkie Dr Mediterranean Ct Hanover Park Dr Greenwillow Ln W Tisons Bluff Rd
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Kurtis Wilson Dotson Triton Homes Inc Graciela L Mieses Emdzad Selmic et al Archipelago Immobilien LLC Nicholas R Dodaro Et Ux Robert Karl Herbert Et Ux Edward Harvey Et Ux Joshua M Mitchell Et Ux Kim Thorenfeldt et al Alice W Thomas Meir Cohen Et Ux George E Bowser et al Mariah D Riley Et Ux Blythe Zayets Et Vir Laurajean Montagano Karen C Prillhart Et Vir Gary W Buffone Et Ux Kyle M Sefton Et Ux Denise R Wilson Erin Michelle Colatrella et al Cheryl A Stewart Julian Le Et Ux Robert A Stewart Et Ux Priest Property Management LLC Zouhair Hamami Dawn M Mullin Et Vir Grant A Kuvin Et Ux Holden G Hackbarth Et Ux William L Stumbo et al Paul Pesca Et Ux
Guaranteed Rate Inc Giglio John R Plaza Home Mtg Inc Vystar Credit Union J Michael Barker Trustee et al Compass Bank Primelending Loandepot.com LLC Everbank Shanghai Commercial Bank LTD J.P. Morgan Chase Bank J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Vystar Credit Union Veterans United Home Loans Everbank Navy Federal Credit Union Everbank FCCB Watson Mtg Inc Village Capital Investment LLC Guaranteed Rate Inc Homebridge Financial SVCS Inc Caliber Home Loans Inc Navy Federal Credit Union Bridgewell Capital LLC Oakwell Companies LLC Bank Of America Fidelity Bank Wells Fargo Bank Bank Of England Universal American Mtg Co LLC
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-11 San Jose Shores San Jose Village Sans Souci Santa Monica Secluded Woods Selva Marina Shiloh Creek Shorewood South Riverside Southern Villas St Johns Woods Starshire Sd The Hills The Hollows The John Gorrie The Palms At Marsh Lndg Tidewater Timucuana Bluff Trendle Grove Turtle Creek Village Via Mare Victoria Pointe Vista Wood Waterleaf Watermill Westbrook Westland Oaks White Oak Farms Windsor Parke Woodmere Yellow Bluff Hideaway
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Documents Filed for Record Notice of
COMMENCEMENTS Notice filed when construction valued at $2500 or more is to take place 17145-2434 Cool R Us Inc. for Frank Trogolo & Yolanda, 8236 Persimmon Hill Ln, filed 4-28-2015 17145-2435 Cool R Us Inc. for Susan Donnell, 1460 Ortega Bv #1, filed 4-28-2015 17146-90 Builders Trust Construction Co. for PK Investors LLC, 859 Grove Park Bv, filed 4-28-2015 17146-91 Builders Trust Construction Co. for Jerry Cobbs, L6, B12, Adams S/D, filed 4-28-2015 17146-196 Pete Cafaro for Connie Blume Harrison, L98, Hickory Glen, filed 4-28-2015 17146-244 A-Team Petroleum Tank LLC for Hawks Landing of Fleming Island, 2653-1,2,3,4, Isabella Bv, filed 4-28-2015 17146-292 Pete Cafaro for Marion Estes, 11506 Kelvin Gv, filed 4-28-2015 17146-332 Neligan Construction & Roofing LLC for Palms Presbyterian Church, 3410 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 4-28-2015 17146-333 Neligan Construction & Roofing LLC for Christopher Lee, L12, Pheasant Run, filed 4-28-2015 17146-334 Ivan Richter, L12,13,26, B9, Williams Coastal Boulevard Heights, filed 4-28-2015 17146-382 Neligan Construction & Roofing LLC for Halbert Contracting Co. Inc. for Lynn Diane Brown, 2897 Olga Pl, filed 4-28-2015 17146-395 Tri-H Construction LLC for David Justice, L52, Pleasant Oaks, filed 4-28-2015 17146-598 BRC Roofing & Construction for Marion Thomas Kerns, II, 4332 Springmoor Dr W, filed 4-282015 17146-679 to p Gun Roofing Inc. for Jeff Combs, 13449 Troon Trace Ln, filed 4-28-2015 17146-680 Munson & Bryan Electric for Jay Schwartz, L4, Windswept Pointe, filed 4-28-2015 17146-681 Easterday Plumbing Inc. for Jay Schwartz, L4, Windswept Pointe, filed 4-28-2015 17146-682 Capital Concrete & Masonry Solutions for Jay Schwartz, L4, Windswept Pointe, filed 4-28-2015 17146-683 David Merritt Construction Co. Inc. for William Davis, 4809 River Point Rd, filed 4-28-2015 17146-684 David Merritt Construction Co. Inc. for Barbara J. Nikes, 506 10th St N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 4-28-2015 17146-727 M. Daigle & Sons Construction for Jean Jervey, 11329 Conch Ct, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, filed 4-28-2015 17146-728 Rachelle Alcide, 14635 Hadley Ct, filed 4-28-2015 17146-729 Scott Fandrich, 8211 Hamden Cr E, filed 4-28-2015 17146-754 White’s Roofing Co. Inc. for Mike Russell, 8650 Bishopswood Dr, filed 4-28-2015 17146-777 Big Fish Roofing for Edwin E. Borders, Jr., 1494 Blue Heron Ln, filed 4-28-2015 17146-788 Flournoy Construction Co. LLC for Sola Jacksonville LLC, 4201 Belfort Rd, filed 4-28-2015 17146-792 Turnkey Construction & Maintenance Inc. for William Stebbins & April, 9502 Southbrook Dr, filed 4-28-2015 17146-829 Patriot Roofing Services Inc. for John Smith, 815 5th St S,
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 4-28-2015 17146-835 Johnson Controls Inc. for ADT Facilities Management CBRE, 9512 Sunbeam Center Dr, filed 4-282015 17146-993 Jay Schwartz for self, L4, Windswept Pointe, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1033 RoofMax Corp. for Donald Shanks, 915 Devonshire Bv, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1118 Jacksonville Custom Builders for Justin Poteat, 2872 Claire Ln, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1279 Roof It Right for Seasons at Kensington Condominium Association, Units 1600,1601, The Seasons at Kensington, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1280 Roof It Right for Seasons at Kensington Condominium Association, Units 1500-1506, The Seasons at Kensington, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1281 Roof It Right for Seasons at Kensington Condominium Association, Units 1400,1406, The Seasons at Kensington, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1282 Roof It Right for Seasons at Kensington Condominium Association, Units 1700-1706, The Seasons at Kensington, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1283 Roof It Right for Seasons at Kensington Condominium Association, Units 1300-1306, The Seasons at Kensington, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1284 Roof It Right for Seasons at Kensington Condominium Association, Units 1800-1806, The Seasons at Kensington, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1498 CBI for Vincent Muscarello, 1159 Green Cay Av, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1534 Riverside Homes of North Florida Inc. for self, L33, Atlantic Beach Country Club, Unit 2, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1536 Riverside Homes of North Florida Inc. for self, L103, Atlantic Beach Country Club, Unit 2, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1551 Eagle Pools Inc. for Yong Corbin, L250, Crosswater at Pablo Bay, Phase 2, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1562 First Coast Enterprises of NE FL Inc. for Mary O’Brien, Unit B, 5200 Club, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1580 Hygema House Movers Inc. for Nicholas L. Vihrachoff, 1210 Walnut St, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1635 Bay Area DKI for Joanne Pryor Carter, 102 Branch Wood Ln, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1671 Thomas Awning & Shutter Co. for Retail Properties Inc., 1012 Margaret St, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1672 Impact Enclosures Inc. for John Evans, 13839 Silkvine Ln, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1692 Motes Design & Construction Inc. for Samer Zedan, L11, Hood Landing Lakes, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1696 Shore Roofing Co. for Dorreen Daly, 1723 8th St, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1697 Shore Roofing Co. for Stephen Foster, 2905 Hodges Bv, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1884 Bigfoot Roofing & Construction Inc. for Thomas W. Douget, 10935 Heathfield Rd, filed 4-28-2015 17146-1902 Benton Integrity Roofing Systems for Michael Obringer & Lisa, 2751 Scott Mill Te, filed 4-282015 17146-2026 J&M Roofing Services Inc. for James Gornick, 10521 Wood Dove Wy, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2029 Ideal Conditions for Ralph Felix, 13173 Ebbtide Ct, filed 4-282015 17146-2053 Kirby Bros. Construction Inc. for The Pantry Inc., 4118 Sportsmans Club Rd, filed 4-28-2015
17146-2144 Sonshine Construction Inc. for Bernardo B. Castillo, 9735 Old St. Augustine Rd, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2197 Kenco Sign & Awning LLC for Eclipse RE Riverwood LLC, 2802 Parental Home Rd, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2268 North River Building for Glen Newman 1188 Edgewood Av S #2, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2415 Shawn H. Buckley for Terry Deloach, L24-26, B1, Atlantic Shores, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2417 Great White Construction for Caslinde Taglieri, L11, Harbor Winds, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2418 Burger Roofing Co. for Peggy Brooks, L85, Hyde Grove Acres, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2441 J.L. Smith Construction Inc. for Reed Freeman & Nancy, 12614 Muirfield Bv, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2463 Bigfoot Roofing & Con-
struction Inc. for Albert M. Brassell, 12831 Moose Rd, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2464 Landon Homes LLC for self, L96, Benton Lakes, filed 4-282015 17146-2465 Landon Homes LLC for self, L3, Benton Lakes, filed 4-282015 17146-2466 Mattamy (Jacksonville) Partnershiop for self, L263, Cypress Trails, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2467 Mattamy (Jacksonville) Partnershiop for self, L255, Cypress Trails, filed 4-28-2015 17146-2468 Mattamy (Jacksonville) Partnership for self, L250, Cypress Trails, filed 4-28-2015 17147-2 Michael G. Holding Inc. for AV Homes Inc., 8500 Homeplace Dr, filed 4-28-2015 17147-36 VanDeusen Roofing for Hugh McCra & Rosie, 15248 Cape Dr S,
filed 4-28-2015 17147-37 Affordable Plumbing for Deerfield Jacksonville LLC, 1171 Lane Av S, filed 4-28-2015 17147-49 Screenworks for Wilberto Cubero, L18, Blackwood Forest, filed 4-28-2015 17147-115 Neligan Construction & Roofing LLC for Elida Sumner, Lot B,C, John F. White’s R/P of B11, Oklahoma, filed 4-28-2015 17147-116 Miller Electric Co. for Johnson & Johnson Vision Products Inc., 7500 Centurion Py, filed 4-28-2015 17147-139 K&D Roofing & Construction Co. Inc. for Marinus Storm, L6, Windsor Parke, Unit 10, filed 4-282015 17147-224 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for Joann Walker-Thomas, 7196 Lucky Dr W, filed 4-28-2015
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