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‘We are completely heartbroken’ Hendricks Day School shocks parents with sudden closure
By Kevin Hogencamp Contributing Writer The Hendricks Day School Honors Chorus sang the national anthem before the Jacksonville Armada FC game Saturday. That appears to have been the private school’s swan song. The Southside institution startlingly announced Tuesday it was closing this month due to declining enrollment. The K-8 school opened in 1970. The school’s board of trustees
made the decision Monday and delivered the news by email Tuesday morning, saddening parents and other school supporters. St. Johns Riverkeeper Lisa Rinaman, whose 6- and 8-yearold sons attend the school off Beach Boulevard, knew enrollment was down. But, she said, “We had hoped it was only a recoverable slump.” “We are completely heartbroken,” she added. “Hendricks instilled the joy and love of learning in our boys which will last a
lifetime.” In his email to parents, board chair Jason Porter said next year’s “dismal” enrollment numbers were not apparent until late May. He said the trustees considered options to keep the school in business, but couldn’t guarantee it could keep the doors open for a full school year. “The board was simply unwilling to risk the prospect of closing mid-year, as that would have been the worst possible decision for our students and families,”
he wrote. Porter did not return emails and telephone calls Tuesday requesting additional information, including the school’s budget and enrollment numbers. Hendricks Head of School Linda Johnson also did not respond to emails or phone calls. Board of trustees members Dwight Cooper and Jim Kagiliery declined interviews, but said in emails that Hendricks’ parents, staff and supporters were grieving Tuesday.
“As a parent and a board member, I’m incredibly sad about the closing of Hendricks. As you might imagine, the Hendricks family is very emotional at this time,” Cooper said. Kagiliery said, “I’m afraid today was a rough day for our Hendricks family. Our full efforts now are focused on helping our families and our faculty through their periods of transition.” The school’s development director, Moppy McGee, said in HENDRICKS... CONTINUED ON PAGE A-4
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A face only a zoo executive could love
As zoo funding shifted from public to private sources, it forced many zookeepers into marketing, and some, out of the business. “I’ve been lucky. I like people,” said Tony Vecchio, executive director at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. Still, he seems most at home when he’s with the zoo’s residents. He counts the wild pigs among his favorites. See his workspace on Page A-6.
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Not everyone seems to be on board with Mayor Alvin Brown’s plan to support the water taxi. City Council Finance Committee members for myriad reasons didn’t act on a bill that has the city providing up to $240,000 through a matching partnership with the service’s provider, Lakeshore Marine. Matt Schellenberg thought with such financial support now in line, bidding for the service should be opened back up. Richard Clark thought “throwing money” at the ridership problem wasn’t going to help. John Crescimbeni lamented about a lack of scheduled performance benchmarks in the contract, a facet included in a matching partnership to revitalize Hemming Park. The bill has the city providing $120,000 over the next two years, provided Lakeshore Marine can match that amount through private sources. Already, Lakeshore Marine principals have pursued an “On Board Jax!” campaign to promote the water taxi and its benefit to Downtown. Lakeshore partner Heather Surface has said the Jacksonville Jaguars and The Florida Times-Union have agreed to provide $30,000 a year in funding and in-kind services toward that fundraising goal. Surface told council members she thought the public sector should play a role in what she called a quality-oflife asset. She said private donors she’s approached also want to know if the city is stepping up. The public-private partnership would offset revenue declines from the drop in ridership, which stands at about half of what the former provider drew in 2012. Given that and the terms of the contract, the model isn’t sustainable, Surface said. Jim Bailey, a Downtown Investment
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Gatlin Development Co., a Fort Lauderdale-based developer that brought five Walmart Neighborhood Markets to Northeast Florida, wants to create a significant Jacksonville presence in a Downtown Southbank high-rise. Building plans show Gatlin Development as a tenant in Suite 1901 in the Riverplace Tower at 1301 Riverplace Blvd. Gatlin Development would lease more than 6,700 square feet of space, which Dav-Lin Interior Contractors Inc. would renovate at a job cost of $210,955. Plans indicate Gatlin Development will set up at least 14 offices, open office space, a
conference room, lounge area, break room, and copy, work and file rooms. CEO Franklin Gatlin III and President Loren Van Der Slik did not return multiple emails and phone calls. The property manager did not respond, either. Gatlin Development opened the first area Walmart markets two years ago and also is developing Collins Plaza in Southwest Jacksonville.
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That project will be anchored by a Walmart Supercenter. Gatlin Development is a real estate investment corporation that specializes in shopping center development, management and renovation. Frank Gatlin founded the company in 1976. It has 44 developments in Florida, California, Minnesota, Tennessee and Wisconsin. Since 1984, Gatlin Development has focused on Walmartanchored shopping centers. The company says it has developed more than 7 million square feet of retail shopping centers, with a value of more MATHIS... CONTINUED ON PAGE A-2
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than $1 billion, since then. Gatlin Development principals also have experience in developing custom and affordable homes, apartments, retirement housing, hotels, light industrial and selfstorage facilities. In addition to buying and renovating five area neighborhood shopping centers to feature Jacksonville’s first Walmart Neighborhood Markets, Gatlin bought about 45 acres last year at Interstate 295 and Collins Road to develop Collins Plaza. It quickly sold a portion of the land to Wal-Mart for development of a Walmart Supercenter, which is expected to open in spring 2016 and create 300 jobs. Gatlin Development also sold land to Gate Petroleum Co. for a gas station/convenience store. Gatlin developed the five area Neighborhood Markets in former Food Lion stores at Wilson Square in Westside; Merrill Station in Arlington; the Crossroads at Mandarin in Mandarin; Julington Square along Florida 13 in St. Johns County; and along County Road 220 in Middleburg in Clay
County. The first three opened in June 2013. A sixth Walmart Neighborhood Market is under development in a former Food Lion at San Pablo Road and Atlantic Boulevard by the Rosen Group of Boca Raton.
Area’s first Pizza Studio to open in San Marco
The area’s first Pizza Studio franchise location should open by early September in San Marco. Co-owner Umar Saulat said Tuesday the fast-casual concept allows customers to build their own pizza by choosing dough and toppings. The pizza cooks in about two minutes. The 1950 San Marco Blvd. restaurant should seat about 70 patrons, he said. The city is reviewing a permit application for a $200,000 renovation of almost 3,000 square feet of space. Saulat said San Marco was a good area because of the synergy with Maple Street Biscuit Co., The Loop, M Shack and other popular neighborhood restaurants. Saulat is a managing member
with Terran Investments LLC of Darien, Ga. He said the group contracted for about seven Pizza Studio locations in Jacksonville, Savannah and Gainesville. A second spot should be announced in a few months. “We are looking pretty aggressively,” Saulat said. He will be the chief operating partner. Saulat said the Jacksonville area franchise is the first in the Southeast. Pizza Studio is based in Los Angeles. Its pizzastudio.com website shows at least 28 Pizza Studio shops operate in 11 states with another seven restaurants coming soon. Customers move through a line to choose among five crusts, including gluten-free, and then choose a sauce, cheese and toppings. The San Marco restaurant should employ 12 workers per shift and operate from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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TODAY Jacksonville Suns vs. Montgomery Biscuits 1:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Art Walk
5-9 p.m. Hemming Park Iloveartwalk.com
ArtFusion
5-8 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Mocajacksonville.org
“A New Leaf”
6-9 p.m. Southlight Gallery Southlightgallery.com
Nineteen members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 115 were called to the Florida Theatre on Tuesday morning to unload two tractor-trailers full of sound equipment, lights and special effects for the “Brit Floyd: Space and Time World Tour 2015.” Fans of Pink Floyd already had purchased about 1,500 of the 1,900 tickets available for the tribute band’s show. “That’s really great for a Tuesday night show,” said Kevin Stone, the theater’s director of programming.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4
Public Meetings
11:30 a.m. – City Council Special Meeting of the Council-elect: Officer election, City Hall, Council Chamber 12:30-2 p.m. – Mayor’s Council on Fitness and Well Being, 214 N. Hogan St., Room 851 1 p.m. – City Council Member Public Meeting: District Transitioning, City Hall, Suite 425 2:30 p.m. – City Council Special Ad Hoc Committee on Jacksonville’s Neighborhood Blight Waste and recycle Brochure Subcommittee 5 p.m. – City Council, City Hall, Council Chamber
Wednesday, June 10
Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
Members Reception: Canary in the Coalmine 6-7 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Mocajacksonville.org
Jacksonville Suns vs. Montgomery Biscuits 7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
FRIDAY, JUNE 5
9 a.m. – Jacksonville Waterways Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber 3 p.m. – Duval County Election Advisory Panel, City Hall, Don Davis Room
U.S. Open Pogopalooza
Wednesday, June 17
$5 Friday
9 a.m. – 2014 Value Adjustment Board, City Hall, Council Chamber
Friday, June 19
9 a.m. – Jacksonville Port Task Force, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room
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6 a.m.-8 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
GreenMarket
3:30-6:30 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Jacksonville Suns vs. Montgomery Biscuits 7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Amateur Night
7:30 p.m. Ritz Theatre and Museum Ritzjacksonville.com
SATURDAY, JUNE 6 Riverside Arts Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Northbank Riverwalk Artists Square Riversideartsmarket.com
U.S. Open Pogopalooza Noon-7 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Jacksonville Sharks vs. Orlando Predators 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxsharks.com
Kim Waters
8 p.m. Ritz Theatre and Museum Ritzjacksonville.com
SUNDAY, JUNE 7 ArtFusion
Noon-4 p.m. Hemming Park Mocajacksonville.org
Jacksonville Armada vs. Ottowa Fury 4 p.m. Baseball Grounds Armadafc.com
TUESDAY, JUNE 9 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
THURSDAY, JUNE 11 The Mammologists Are Coming!
8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
Summer Cocktail Tasting
6-8 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Mocajacksonville.org
Jacksonville Suns vs. Tennessee Smokies 7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Gipsy Kings
8 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
FRIDAY, JUNE 12 $5 Friday
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
GreenMarket
3:30-6:30 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Swamp Radio: How’s Your Summer? 8 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
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Development today
RummellMunz to focus on ‘big ideas’ that solve problems
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.
By Karen Brune Mathis Managing Editor
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Saying their goal is to support “big ideas,” Jacksonville business leaders Peter Rummell and Michael Munz have partnered in two entities –– both under the RummellMunz banner — to consult and possibly invest. They say they want “to help build companies that are thinking differently and are looking to challenge the old way of thinking.” “It combines the best of all of our skills and capabilities, between Peter’s experience and what the Dalton Agency brings to the table,” Munz said Tuesday. Rummell is a longtime developer and Munz is president of the Dalton Agency’s PR and Social Media Group. RummellMunz will use Dalton’s services. Munz defined a “big idea” as one “that solves a problem,” and it could be in real estate, the medical and technical fields, in social space or elsewhere. RummellMunz and Dalton already are working on Rummell’s Healthy Town, a wellness and lifestyle community proposed on the Southbank with developer Michael Balanky. Munz said RummellMunz has projects in Texas and South America, but said he couldn’t disclose details. RummellMunz also will screen projects for potential investment. RummellMunz Partners LLC and RummellMunz Equity LLC were filed Feb. 3 with the state Division of Corporations. Munz said the partnership evolved as Rummell, who is 69, talked about not wanting to retire but also not wanting to build another company and staff. He spent more than 40 years in the development business.
• Parkway Realty Services, 7596 Centurion Parkway, contractor is Dav-Lin Interior Contractors, finish upgrades to restrooms, $127,339. • Sea Star Lines, 8885 Longshore Way, contractor is Dana B. Kenyon Co., construction of 648-square-foot building, $225,000.
Restaurants
• Subway, 620 S. Chaffee Road, contractor is C&R General Contractors, remodel 496 square feet, $134,381.
Roofing
• St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 4129 Oxford Ave., contractor is Stonebridge Construction Services, $120,730.
School, library, other educational
• Edward Waters College, contractor is K&G Construction Co., permits for renovations to 11 duplexes on Dot and Grunthal streets and Third Street West, $185,900.
Stores, mercantile
• Bealls, 1104 Dunn Ave., contractor is P&C Construction, renovations to 15,779 square feet including new entry door, storefront windows and restrooms, $262,000. • Bartram Village Retail LLC, 12575 Bartram Park Blvd., contractor is Kennedy Contractors Inc., permits for three shell suites of 5,700, 8,250 and 11,475 square feet, $1,498,075. • Shoppes of Bayard, 12525 Philips Highway, contractor is Reichert Construction, interior renovations to 6,272 square feet, $127,680. • Dollar Tree, 7310 New Kings Road, contractor is Marco Contractors, remodel 9,180 square feet for new tenant, $90,000. • Rack Room Shoes, 10300 Southside Blvd., contractor is B&L Construction, remodel 6,695 square feet, $151,500. Compiled by Staff
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Munz said people bring real estate and development ideas to Rummell, while Dalton has experience working on advertising and marketing for such projects. The new venture could pair those situations. “How does this benefit both us and clients? That is how the conversation got started several months ago,” Munz said. He said RummellMunz was not a formal relationship to build a big company but to collaborate on resources. Dalton’s services include creative designs and brand development, public relations and social media strategies, government relations, media placement, crisis communications, interactive and digital design and programming, as well as TV and radio production services. The two men hold equity stakes in RummellMunz. In all of the projects, the common denominators will be RummellMunz and Dalton, he said. “He said we are going to have fun at this,” Munz said. Rummell has been talking about “big ideas” for a while and calling on business and civic leaders to define Jacksonville
and develop a “personality.” He also has been the founding funder of the One Spark crowdfunding festival, which just completed its third year of bringing inventors and creators Downtown to display their ideas in the hopes of generating financial support. Rummell will serve as chairman of RummellMunz. He wants to draw on his experience as a former chairman of Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney Development Co.’s design and creative division responsible for theme park development. “I have been to this dance before and know that when you bring creative talent together with business development and real estate for example, great things can happen,” he said in a statement. Rummell will debut in the new title Friday when he speaks to the Urban Land Institute 2015 Florida Summit at the Sawgrass Marriott. He will serve as a panelist at the “Peeking Around the Corner at What’s Next” session. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
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William T Goelz Lakeshore Marine has been operating the water-taxi service in Downtown Jacksonville since August. Authority board member, said the “hiccups” the service has had after the city put out a request for proposals has created a challenge. Renovation of the Southbank Riverwalk is part of the reason for a 50 percent reduction in ridership, he said. “It will never work the way it’s designed,” said Bailey, who also is publisher of the Daily Record. But, he added, the service is an asset to developing Downtown and others like Jacksonville Transportation Authority CEO Nat Ford and Visit Jacksonville CEO Paul Astleford would agree. Bailey said he supports the concept of the match program, but at the same time thinks the contract needs to be clarified to give the vendor the ability to perform. After hearing from the bill’s supporters, Crescimbeni said he heard there was a need for more contract flexibility. Lori Boyer said she didn’t mind leaving the bill pending, but wanted discussions on the funding source potentially coming from other departments and agencies. As of now, the money would come from the general fund. Despite the early push Tuesday by some finance committee members to have the bill withdrawn, the support is still in play — com-
mittees simply didn’t act on the measure. Other news from Tuesday’s Finance Committee meeting: • A pension reform deal being pitched by council member Bill Gulliford is on its way to a final vote before the full council next week. The group passed the measure by a 6-3 vote, with Boyer, Crescimbeni and Schellenberg voting against. As it was Monday in Rules Committee, Schellenberg said binding future leaders for a seven-year deal was “insane.” Boyer had similar concerns, but also had issues with other changes like the immediate creation of a share plan the Police and Fire Pension Fund board could start contributing toward. “It’s another benefit we can’t reduce,” she told finance members. The deal will be taken up by the entire 19-member council Tuesday. The last rendition of reform died in late March with a 9-9 vote. • The committee also approved $415,000 for Mayor-elect Lenny Curry’s team to conduct a 90-day audit of city finances. The audit was a pledge Curry made during the campaign, but several council members had heartburn with the timing of the
review. Gulliford and Schellenberg questioned the practical side of conducting a labor-intensive audit during transition and budget proceedings, especially in the narrow window. Curry takes office July 1 and his budget would be due July 20, should a pending bill pass. “I find the expectations are too great,” said Schellenberg, who also thought the audit should be bidded out. Clark, a Curry supporter, said he didn’t know if there was a more important time to determine what challenges the city faces — challenges that could dictate how the administration and new council act. Sam Mousa, Curry’s transition executive director, told the group the audit will help alert the administration of any major obstacles that might be revealed during the next few months. But, he said, it likely wouldn’t influence the upcoming budget. Instead, it would help more in future years. The committee passed it by a 6-3 vote, setting it up for a final vote Tuesday. dchapman@jaxdailyrecord.com (904) 356-2466
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Bush still says he hopes to be 2016 candidate
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Former governor says he is still deciding on presidential run
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Hendricks Day School closed this week after operating in Jacksonville for 45 years. an email the board of trustees instructed school leaders and staffers not to comment about the closure. “We are mourning the loss of our school and making sure our families and faculty are being taken care of,” McGee wrote. “We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding in this difficult time.” In his email to parents, Porter said pre-paid tuition would be refunded and that Johnson and other Hendricks staffers will assist families in their searches for new schools. “Please know that the board and the staff of Hendricks Day School will do our best to support you during this difficult transition,” he wrote. Dave Farace, head of school at The Bolles School, said Tuesday he laments Hendricks’ closing. “Hendricks Day School was a strong independent school and this is a tremendous loss for the Jacksonville community,” he said. “Bolles and our colleague independent schools are committed to helping Hendricks families find new school communities.” Hendricks is accredited by the Southern Association of
Independent Schools, the Florida Council of Independent Schools, the Florida Kindergarten Council, and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, its website says. The school’s website lists about 20 teachers; online schoolreview websites list the school’s enrollment as ranging from 220 and 300 students. Rinaman said she and her husband, Mark, intended for their two sons to attend Hendricks through eighth grade. She said Hendricks teachers excelled at their jobs by emphasizing personalized, educational exploration, and their efforts enhanced by the school’s strong sense of community. “Teachers focused on individual students’ strengths to build confidence in each child,” Rinaman said. “My boys had meaningful relationships with kids of all ages and teachers from all grades.” On Tuesday afternoon, Rinaman’s sons were still unaware of their school closing. “I have not shared the news to them yet. I need to do so in person,” she said. “We will be searching for a new school home.”
About the school According to the Hendricks Day School handbook, the institution opened 45 years ago as Hendricks Methodist Day School “as an alternative to the federal government’s busing mandate in Duval County.” In 2004, disagreements between the church and school resulted in the entities being separated and Hendricks Day School of Jacksonville, a nonprofit corporation, being formed. Students attended the school from throughout Jacksonville, but most live in the Southside area, according to the handbook. The school moved to its campus at 1824 Dean Road, a former church site, in 2004. “The vision of the Hendricks board, administration, and faculty/staff embraces the concepts of seeking and utilizing strategies that accelerate learning by creating an environment that is individualized, child-friendly, challenging, stimulating and productive,” the handbook says. “Each child is different and brings his or her own strengths and weakness with him/her.”
Scott backs records exemption for military From The News Service of Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Tuesday signed a measure that provides a public-records exemption to help shield information about military-service members and military families. The measure (HB 185), sponsored by Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach, will allow current and past members of the U.S. armed forces, reserves or National Guard who have served since Sept. 11, 2001, along with their spouses and dependents, to
request that home and personal information be exempt from state public records. The bill pointed to terrorist groups threatening service members and families. “The Legislature finds that allowing continued public access to the identification and location information of current or former service members and their families jeopardizes the safety of service members, their spouses, and their dependents,’’ the bill said. The Tallahassee-based First Amendment Foundation, which advocates for open government,
asked Scott to veto the proposal, pointing in part to unnecessary burdens for clerks, property appraisers and others government officials. Scott on Tuesday also signed two other public-records exemption bills approved during this spring’s regular legislative session. One (HB 7) dealt with court records related to the settlement of claims on behalf of minors, while the other (HB 7061) dealt with records held by agencies investigating violations of the Florida RICO Act.
Receiving a returning hero’s welcome, Jeb Bush wowed a crowd of more than 400 businesspeople Tuesday as the former Florida governor capped off a day of speeches from declared and potential GOP presidential candidates at an invitation-only economic summit hosted by Gov. Rick Scott. Bush received two standing ovations and the warmest welcome of the six candidates — all current or former Republican governors — who showed up in person to make their pitches in a precursor to the coming months in the Sunshine State, a coveted electoral prize. U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., kicked off the event in a video appearance Tuesday morning. Rubio — one of the few announced candidates — canceled an appearance at the event so he could remain in Washington for a critical vote on a measure dealing with national security. Bush, who has not officially entered the race, repeatedly said he is “not a candidate” but delivered what by all accounts was a stump speech Tuesday afternoon before telling reporters that it he is “nearing the end of the journey” about making a decision regarding entering the race. “There’s a lot of support for a more-hopeful, optimistic message. So hopefully I’ll make my decision relatively soon. My expectation, my hope is I’ll be a candidate. I really do,” Bush said. Bush said he “won’t be the last guy in” and is “pretty excited about the prospect” of running for president. He also joked about what is expected to be a crowded GOP field. “It’s a rambunctious deal. We’ve got 75 people running,” Bush said. “There’s going to be some elbows and knees under the boards. This isn’t tiddlywinks we’re playing.” Bush boasted of his achievements during his eight years as governor, ending in 2007, relating how he raised the graduation rate, lowered unemployment and raised the median income level, while shrinking state government. He also used the “Florida story” as a lesson for the nation. “We’re the kind of state that’s dynamic and aspirational and the kind of dreams that we have might be bigger than other places,” Bush said. “The net result is
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City Notes Delaney, Lee and Burr among heads of Curry committees
Country star Bryan hits town in September Country music star Luke Bryan and his “Kick the Dust Up” tour will make its way to Jacksonville on Sept. 17 for a show at Veterans Memorial Arena. He’ll be performing with special guests Randy Houser and Dustin Lynch. Tickets are available at 10 a.m. June 19 at livenation.com. Bryan
Eagle LNG closer to construction
Eagle LNG Partners is a step closer to building its Jacksonville natural gas facility. The company has completed a “major milestone” by submitting drafts of resource reports to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which brings it closer to receiving permits to commence construction. The group consists of Ferus Natural Gas Fuels and GE Ventures and is building a facility to serve local domestic applications and nearby small-scale export markets. The facility will be along Zoo Parkway on the Northside and is expected to be open in early 2018.
Mayor-elect Lenny Curry announced eight subcommittees for his transition into City Hall. According to a news release, subcommittees and the chairs are: • John Delaney, University of North Florida president: economic development • The Rev. Fred Newbill, First Timothy Baptist Church: A Safer Jacksonville • Jay Demetree, Demetree Brothers president: fiscal responsibility • T.R. Hainline, Rogers Towers shareholder: streamlining growth and opportunity • Kerri Stewart, Infinity Global Solutions partner: operations, human resources and productivity • Paul Perez, Fidelity National Finance chief compliance officer, and Johnny Gaffney, former City Council member: prevention, intervention and at-risk youth • Ed Burr, GreenPointe Holdings president and CEO: infrastructure • Denise Lee, City Council member: “Blight, Revealing the Beauty of Jacksonville” Curry said the subcommittee meetings will be at the Public Policy Institute at Jacksonville University. Subcommittees will analyze and evaluate organizational structure and delivery of services, according to a news release. Ultimately, some staffing recommendations for appointed leaders will be presented to Curry and his team. “When we formed the Public Policy Institute, we envisioned creating a neutral gathering place where elected officials, civic leaders, and policy makers could convene for important work,” said JU President Tim Cost. “... Hosting this mayoral transition process will enrich the valuable public discourse.”
JU health sciences building renamed for Brooks
Nominees named for judge vacancy
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The 4th Judicial Circuit Nominating Commission is recommending six applicants to Gov. Rick Scott to fill a judgeship vacancy in Clay County. They are Kevin Carlisle, Kristina Mobley, Stacey Myers, James Pimentel, Steven Whittington and Rebecca Zima. The vacancy was created by the retirement of Judge Richard Townsend.
Hecker to join Clarity Pointe
Clarity Pointe Jacksonville has appointed Jill Hecker as community relations director. The memory care community will open in August. She previously held the same position with another residential memory care community in town. Clarity Pointe offers “individualized programs and exceptional service” for residents battling Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. For more information, visit claritypointejax.com.
JTA launches new website
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority has unveiled a new website that offers customers a better experience — especially for those using mobile devices. The website is part of the first phase of overhauls to JTA’s online presence. New features include a simplified layout and improved icons; a NextBus direct link for real-time passenger information; and customizable schedules. Mobile traffic accounted for 76 percent of the 170,000 visitors per month last year. Jacksonville-based digital agency Station Four worked with the authority on the new design.
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Jacksonville University’s College of Health Sciences has been renamed the Brooks Rehabilitation College of Healthcare Sciences. The distinction is to honor the largest single gift in the health science college’s history, $4 million over several years by Brooks Rehabilitation. “They have earned a stellar reputation for outstanding service and care that complements ours and this agreement will benefit our community’s residents and visitors,” said JU President Tim Cost in a news release. A lead portion of JU’s ongoing $120 million ASPIRE 2020 Campaign, the investment by Brooks strengthens the college’s relationship with health care organizations in the region. The organization began its support last year with a seven-figure gift that established the school’s speech-language pathology program. It will advance more than 60 degrees every two years.
Sauer secures five local projects for $15M
Sauer Inc., a Jacksonville-based general contracting firm, has secured five projects in recent weeks totaling more than $15 million. The firm provides design-build and construction management for federal government and private sector clients. The projects are: • Schultz Hall at The Bolles School, a $300,000 renovation expected to be done by August. • Consolidation of a manufacturing plant for Vac-Con of Green Cove Springs, totaling $7 million and expected to be done by year’s end. • An administrative building for St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, totaling $300,000 and expected to be done in the fall. The company has previously performed more than $7 million worth of services for the church. • An education building for Assumption Catholic Church, totaling $3.5 million with expected completion in mid-2016. • A new facility for St. John Paul II Catholic Mission, totaling $4 million and expected to be done in spring.
Scott Conway appointed Catholic Schools superintendent
Bishop Felipe Estevez has appointed Deacon Scott Conway of Spring Hill as superintendent of Catholic Schools of the Diocese of St. Augustine. The diocese encompasses 17 counties in North Florida and has 30 schools with an enrollment of 10,710. Conway’s appointment is effective July 1. He is principal of Notre Dame Catholic School in Spring Hill, where he increased enrollment from 32 students to 230 in three years. His previous stops include Christ the King Catholic School in Tampa and Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School in Spring Hill. Born in New Jersey, Conway received a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from St. Johns University in 1998. He studied priesthood for the Conway Diocese of Rockville Centre at Immaculate Conception for five years.
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The Jacksonville Public Library is offering a slew of programs for children this summer during their break from school. The Summer Learning Program is designed to help children and teens develop and maintain literacy skills over the summer so they’re better prepared when they return to school in the fall. A few of the programs include the “Every Hero has a Story” program for children up to age 5 and from 5-12; the “Unmask!” program for tweens ages 10-14 and teens 12-18; a short-story contest for students ages 12-18, complete with cash prizes for winners; and a Jacksonville Suns library night Aug. 2. For full details, visit jaxpubliclibrary.org.
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The tiger trail at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, which stretches above the pedestrian walkway, lets people see tigers being tigers, said Tony Vecchio, executive director. Patrolling territory and mentally stalking the pigs, which are within eyesight in an adjacent exhibit, are all part of what visitors see.
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Jacksonville Zoo director keeps animals in public eye
By Carole Hawkins Staff Writer When Tony Vecchio first worked in a zoo as a 14-year-old, there were piano-playing ducks and kissing bunnies. Today there are stingray bays and tiger trails. Then, zoos were owned by cities and counties. Now, they’re public-private partnerships. Or, as Vecchio likes to put it, public-private-private-privateprivate partnerships — with the funding burden falling largely on the private side. It’s forced leaders like Vecchio to adapt or become extinct. Fortunately, Vecchio is an adapter. One who likes people almost as much as he does animals. One who thinks zoo profits and zoo missions can overlap. As director of the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, Vechhio oversaw the opening of the Land of the Tiger a year ago — an exhibit he calls “pure mission.” But he’s equally comfortable with his zoo’s income-earning adaptations — the endangered species carousel, train rides and kayak and airboat tours. It’s been an evolution for the man who spent his grad school days studying baboon butts. Vecchio knew from a young age he wanted to work with animals. But it would be many years before he would connect “zoology” to working in a zoo. A Pittsburgh native, it was “really weird,” he said, that he would end up in a career with animals. Family vacations were piling the kids into a car to visit the cousins in New Jersey, not camping or fishing. For childhood outings, Vecchio spent more time in museums than at the zoo, which was dirty and smelly. One day Vecchio told his parents he wanted to work with animals, to be a zoologist. His dad responded, “There are no jobs for zoologists. You should think about being a vet, they make good money.” But as an undergrad Vecchio realized he didn’t want to be a doctor, a person the animals really do not like. He switched to wildlife conservation. He still didn’t think that meant working in a zoo. “I assumed it meant being Jane Goodall, out in the field studying animals,” he said. On his first job search, the zoo
responded with a position before the state wildlife agency did. It was supposed to be a stepping stone for Vecchio, on the way to being Goodall. Instead, the career stuck. It was the late 1970s and a great time to be in the zoo business. The old city-worker type of zookeeper was being replaced by young passionate conservationists. The Endangered Species Act passed and the Marine Mammal Protection Act passed. Zoos became serious. It was all well and good. But, it would set up zoos for another problem years later. As zoos became more scientific they became boring, Vecchio said. Another force was pressuring the industry as well. Since the 1960s, zoos — once funded entirely with public money — had marched steadily toward a private business model. Cities and counties faced with budget cuts favored police and firefighters over zoo staff. In Jacksonville today, just 8 percent of the zoo’s budget comes from the city. Zoos needed ticket-buyers. So, entertainment came back. But this time, with the mission of inspiring people to care about animals. Ducks don’t actually play the piano, it isn’t real. Jacksonville’s tiger trail, by contrast, actually shows tigers being tigers. Zookeepers move the tigers between the exhibit and trail and back again throughout the day. Visitors see them doing what they would do in the wild — patrolling their territory, scentmarking, checking out the pigs in an adjacent exhibit. Vecchio likes to compare animals and nature to art. “Animals touch you at an emotional and spiritual level,” he said. “So when you see that tiger walking over your head in the tiger trail — that’s an, ‘Oh wow, moment.’” When people care about animals, they protect them, he said. The zoo’s evolution of has outpaced its public perceptions. Ninety-nine out of 100 people do not know that conservation is the primary mission. It’s one of Vecchio’s next challenges, and he’s got a good start. The secret to effective marketing, he said, is to have a good product. chawkins@jaxdailyrecord.com (904) 356-2466
When former zoo director Dennis Pate asked Vecchio to consider a job in Jacksonville, he declined at first, remembering its concrete and cages from the 1980s. When Vecchio visited for an interview, the horticulture immediately convinced him it had become a different kind of zoo.
Above left, a photo of Vecchio’s son, Ben, during an internship in Brazil’s Pantanal, where he studied giant armadillos. Both he and Vecchio’s daughter, Anna, above right, grew up in the zoo, attending summer camps and serving as “zoo teen” volunteers. Ben works at the Camden Aquarium in New Jersey as a hippo/crocodile/penguin keeper. The shelves in Vecchio’s office are themed — this one, for condors. One of Vecchio’s projects when he was director of the Oregon Zoo was to bring condors back to the state. The zoo would build a 52-acre condor breeding facility.
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NONPROFIT NEWS Highlighting Jacksonville’s Philanthropic Community
Fish fry Saturday at Big Talbot Island
North Florida Land Trust is hosting its fourth annual Fish Fry at Big Talbot Island on Saturday. Festivities get underway at 3 p.m. and continue until sunset. Treemendous BBQ will be providing the food. Fish, chicken, pork or portabello dinner plates will be available for $15. Tickets may be purchased at nfltfishfry. eventbrite.com. In addition to food and local beer, there will be live music from Cain’t Never Could and Hard 2 Handle, lawn games, a free guided nature hike with Big Talbot Island State Park staff starting at 4 p.m., and a guided kayak paddle at sunset with Kayak Amelia at 6 p.m. Equipment rentals are available at kayakamelia.com. For more information, visit northfloridalandtrust.org, contact gfletcher@northfloridalandtrust. org or call (904) 479-1967.
Low-cost (cat) neutering for Father’s Day
In honor of Father’s Day, the St. Augustine Humane Society is offering a discount on neutering male cats. From 8 a.m.-4 p.m. June 15, neutering will be done for a $10 appointment fee. According to Carolyn Smith,
Washington foundation awards scholarships
The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation awarded 31 scholarships for a total of $53,000 to middle and high school students. Scholarships ranged from $500 to $5,000. In the past 19 years, the foundation, in partnership with other organizations, has awarded more than $800,000 in scholarships to local students. The Zoe Gaudet Scholarship is awarded annually to one or more high school seniors who are continuing their education. Seniors Fred Radford (Ribault High School) and Marquis Atkinson (Paxon School for Advanced Studies) received $2,500 each and Antonia Bell (Robert E. Lee High School), Adrienne Clark (Lee), Maliyah Davis (Ribault) and Jer-
vonnie Moody (Lee) received $5,000 each through the scholarship fund. Bell, Clark, Davis and Moody also received $1,250 through the Charlie Rice “Fired Up” Award, given to students who are “fired up” about college. The foundation presents the Rick Murray “Don’t Quit” Award to a student who never gives up. This year’s $5,000 scholarship was presented to high school freshman Dquante Guyton (Andrew Jackson High School). Two new scholarships were awarded this year: $1,000 and a business suit to Adrienne Clark through the iMethods Meaningful Work Scholarship Program and $1,250 for the Carol Hadley Service Scholarship to Tiah Thomas-Jacobs (Kirby Smith Middle School), Kylia Brown (John E. Ford K-8), Nykia Brown (Ford) and Mya Suddath (Darnell Cookman Middle-High School).
‘School’s Out’ food drive through Aug. 31
Community Management Concepts of Jacksonville Inc. has begun its 2015 Summer Food Drive and is looking for donations of non-perishable foods. The drive is aimed at helping school-aged children. The Summer Food Drive runs through Aug. 31. All donated items will be delivered to the Mandarin Food Bank. Donations can be made at the CMC-Jacksonville main office at 7400 Baymeadows Way, Suite 317. For more information or to find out about other drop-off locations, email the company at info@ cmcjaxfla.com or call (904) 3678532.
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Junior Achievement teaches money skills in elementary schools
Florida Blue volunteers Megan Mauney, (back row, left) and Crystal Muzdeka taught third-grade students at Don Brewer Elementary School how to earn and spend money, balance a checkbook and run a business as part of Junior Achievement’s “JA in a Day.”
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St. Augustine Humane Society’s executive director, the “Don’t Be a Father Day” neutering promotion will help to prevent many cats from being taken to shelters or euthanized due to unwanted litters and colonies. The humane society’s spay and neuter clinic offers low fees for all pets with the cost for female cat spaying at $55, neutering for male cats at $45. Male dog neutering starts at $65 and female dog spaying starts at $75. The humane society’s spay, neuter and surgery clinic is open 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday. The wellness clinic is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday. Pet owners must pre-register for spay and neuter surgery. To make reservations, call (904) 829-2737 or visit staugustinehumanesociety.org.
Junior Achievement’s goal is to teach its entire five-week program of financial education to students in one day. On May 29, with help from 130 volunteers from Florida Blue, all 1,100 students at Don Brewer and Merrill Road elementary schools spent the day building businesses to learn about work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. The students received Junior Achievement certificates at the end of the day.
PGA Tour partners with Community Hospice
EverBank presented Community Hospice Foundation a check for its sponsorship of These Kids Can Play. From left are Curt Cunkle, EverBank president of North Florida banking; Tabitha Furyk, Jim and Tabitha Furyk Foundation; Amy Davis, Community Hospice Foundation director of major and corporate gifts; and Jim Furyk, PGA Tour player.
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Recognizing the services provided by Community PedsCare to families in Northeast Florida, EverBank, the PGA Tour Wives Association and The Players Championship joined forces to support Community Hospice of Northeast Florida. EverBank was the presenting sponsor of “These Kids Can Jam,” where Community PedsCare families spend a day at The Players Championship. EverBank contributed $30,000 to Community PedsCare and the tournament matched the donation. The event featured family activities including music, arts and crafts, face painting and animal displays from the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens.
Pro golfer raises money for food bank
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Defending PGA Tour FedEx Cup Champion Billy Horschel, right, partnered with the Feeding Northeast Florida food bank to raise more than $46,000 in corporate and private donations as part of “Billy Horschel’s Drive Out Hunger Day” in Northeast Florida. To raise awareness about hunger relief, Horschel picked up “rescued groceries” from two Winn-Dixie stores and took part in the food distribution at The Worship Center to help hand out donated and rescued food to families in need. Horschel also raised $9,000 for the food bank with a personal contribution for each birdie and eagle he made during The Players Championship in March.
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BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 7
All assets not exempt by law are liquidated to pay creditors. Adeyemi A Onibokun, 7249 Mimosa Grove Tl, Jacksonville, FL 32210, Atty: J McMurray, Case No 15-02185, filed 5-12-2015 Gary E Moody, 10329 Westmar Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32218, Proper Person, Case No 15-02187, filed 5-122015 Fulvio Ayala aka Fulvio José Ayala aka Fulvio J Ayala & Mercedes Ayala aka Mercedes Lorena Betancourt-Ayala, 6781 Arching Branch Cr, Jacksonville, FL 32258, Atty: D DuFresne, Case No 15-02196, filed 5-12-2015 Jacqueline Price & Rashea Price, 5069 Brighton Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32217, Atty: G Beckus, Case No 15-02201, filed 5-12-2015
BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 13
Assets of individual or corporate sole are protected from creditors while repayment plan is developed. Michael R McKinney, 11397 Driftwood Creek Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32218, Proper Person, Case No 15-02186, filed 5-12-2015 Deborah G Shanks aka Deborah Gail Shanks aka Deborah Young Shanks, 6239 Katanga Dr E, Jacksonville, FL 32209, Atty: C King, Case No 15-02188, filed 5-12-2015 Frederick E Wright, 2423 Bluffton Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32224, Atty: R Wilbert, Case No 15-02189, filed 5-12-2015 Delia Le Hong Lucero aka Delia Lucero Moreno, 14120 Corrine Cr, Jacksonville, FL 32258, Atty: L Cohen, Case No 15-02203, filed 5-12-2015
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CIVIL ACTIONS 15-002713-CA Salazar, Mugail, Salazar, Katherine vs Baptist Medical Center Of The Beaches, Inc.; Schickel, John Jacob, atty, complaint, DivCV-H 15-002714-CA Deerwood Park North Owners Association vs Tinseltown Partners, Inc.; Wilson, Hilary Diane, atty, complaint, Div-FC-C 15-002715-CA Brightwater Homeowners Association, Inc. vs Staub, Danielle Marie, Staub, Desiree Nicole, Unknown Tenant In Possession #1,
New Cases
FAMILY LAW 15-003096-DR Pitts, Aaron David and Pitts, Nora Colleen; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-F 15-003097-DR Beehler, David M and Beehler, Shanna L; Hutchinson, Jason K, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-D 15-003037-DR In Re: Paternity: Dotson, Rochelle Nicole and Campbell, David Earl, Price, Jonathan Christopher; Maddox, Shane Carlton, atty, Div-FM-B
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
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO. VS: FINAL JUDG John Garrison Law & Kimberly Killian et al Fannie Mae vs. Jeffrey Mease; Alfred M. Tomasetti et ux, et al, final judg Fifth Third Mortgage Co. vs. Donald C. Glardon et al, final judg First Federal Bank of Florida vs. James Crawford et al, final judg First Florida Credit Union vs. Michael P. Szanakowski, final judg Gateway Trailer Park vs. Walter J. Ortega et al, final judg Green Tree Servicing LLC vs. Nancy B.
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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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Taylor & Zachary S. et al, final judg Household Finance Corp. III vs. Gary S. Peters et ux, et al, final judg JWB PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC VS: FINAL JUDG Dominique Harris et al Hilda Esquivel & Marci Dejulio et al Laird W. Kosar vs. Hillary Baltimore, final judg Mapick LLC vs. the Estate of Saundra Ruth Robinson; Paretha Littlejohn & Barbara Sprenger et al, final judg MICHAELSON GROUP REAL ESTATE LLC VS: FINAL JUDG Morgan Jones Prudence Hoffman Giovanna Guerio et al Thomas Allen et al CitiBank vs. Ednita J. Stewart & Lowell Harding et al, cert. of sale
New cases
PROBATE 15-000934-CP In Re: Estate of Mesiano, Frances B., Neswiacheny, Bohdan, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000935-CP In Re: Estate of Wajda, Thomas C, Foster, Hollyn June, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000936-CP In Re: Estate of Walker, Eathlyn Tennye, Goodman, Jonathan H, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000937-CP In Re: Estate of Foor, Ellis Morrell, Gregory, Rodney Glenn, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000938-CP In Re: Estate of Guadagno, Beatrice J, Apolito, Alessandro A, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000940-CP In Re: Estate of White,
Unknown Tenant In Possession #2; Wasserstein, Daniel, atty, complaint, Div-FC-D 15-002716-CA Brothers Five Of Jacksonville vs City Of Jacksonville Beach, Florida; Ansbacher, Sidney Franklyn, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H 15-002717-CA Sims, Romano vs Dzomba, Razija, Hadzifejzovic, Dzenita, USAA Casualty Insurance Company; Hewett, Christopher William, atty, complaint, Div-CV-C 15-002718-CA Powell-Durbin, Pauline vs Exxact Transport Inc; Nowicki, Kristopher Matthew, atty, complaint, Div-CV-D 15-002719-CA McGee, Pamela Mi-
chelle vs Thigpenn, Carolyn Suzanne; Warren, G. Glenn, atty, complaint, Div-CV-G 15-002720-CA Drayton, Lisa vs Toyota Motor Credit Corp. C/O Ct Corp System; Story, Max, atty, complaint, DivCV-C 15-002721-CA Poore, Larry Jr vs Flash Foods Inc; Nowicki, Kristopher Matthew, atty, complaint, Div-CV-E 15-002722-CA Cach LLC vs Eco, Marilou E; Soffler, Jeremy Ariel, atty, complaint, Div-CV-G 15-002724-CA Mileon, Carole E, Mileon, Paternel P. vs Polizzi, Sabrina L, Polizzi, Christopher; Conner, Tara Beth, atty, complaint, Div-CV-D
15-003064-DR In Re: Support: Gonzalez, Suhaily and Mercado, Christopher Lee; Peterson, Jeffrey Carr, atty, Div-FM-A 15-003066-DR In Re: Support: Graham, Latonya Evette and Murphy, Richard Allen; Peterson, Jeffrey Carr, atty, Div-FM-C 15-003100-DR In Re: Temporary Custody: Firster, Pamela, Firster, Dennis and Firster, Jessica; Visali, Heather Lynn, atty, Div-FM-D 15-003103-DR Turner, Rachael A and Turner, Kevin R; Norton, Abbey Sarah, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-F
15-003104-DR Whittingslow, Thomas and Whittingslow, Nancy Jensen; Pniewski, Susan Pamela, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-D 15-003105-DR In Re: Support: Johnson, Robert C. Jr and Parker, Nicole M.; Proper Person, Div-FM-A 15-003106-DR Walker, Alyshia and Walker, Derrick; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-B 15-003107-DR Taylor, Linda Rutland and Taylor, Jay Leslie; Andrews, David Vincent, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-F
Dolores M., Francis, Charlene, atty, DivPR-A 15-000941-CP In Re: Estate of Martin, Theodore Douglas III, Lawrence, Noel G, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000939-CP In Re: Estate of Coldewey, Frieda B, Hurt, Jerry Garfield, atty, DivPR-A 15-000947-CP In Re: Estate of Smith, Catherine F., Price, Dana Rachel, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000948-CP In Re: Estate of Ogden, Ronald J., Schwartz, Allan Henry, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000949-CP In Re: Estate of Cusick, Michael J, Kattman, John Frederick, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000950-CP In Re: Estate of Sullivan, Emma D, Safer, Eliot Jacob, atty, DivPR-A
15-000951-CP In Re: Estate of Smith, Sandra B, Safer, Eliot Jacob, atty, DivPR-A 15-000952-CP In Re: Estate of Urso, Rosario V, Safer, Eliot Jacob, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000954-CP In Re: Estate of Waters, Robert Earl, Leffler, Carleen Ashby, atty, Div-PR-A 10-001181-CP In Re: Estate of Johnson, Agnes Lenora, Houston, Clarence Harold, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000943-CP In Re: Estate of Hansen, Howard Otto, Massey, Lee Hamilton, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000961-CP In Re: Estate of Pickett, Willie May, Singha, David Robert, atty, Div-PR-A 15-000962-CP In Re: Estate of Nichols, Mary S, Singha, David Robert, atty, DivPR-A
COUNTY COURT DIVISION “CC-A” DIVISION “CC-B” DIVISION “CC-C” DIVISION “CC-D” DIVISION “CC-E” DIVISION “CC-F” DIVISION “CC-G” DIVISION “CC-H” DIVISION “CC-I”
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:
New Cases
COUNTY COURT 15-004174-CC WRH Realty Services Inc DBA Casa Del Rio St John vs Smith, William; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-B 15-004175-CC American Homes 4 Rent Properties Six, LLC vs SumlarRiggins, Aharia; Pritchard, Kimberly Leigh, atty, complaint, Div-CC-O 15-004176-CC Princeton Mngmt DBA Heritage On The River Apts vs Vereen, Ronnita; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004177-CC Pal Mf Atlantic Beach, LLC DBA Atlantica Apartme vs Verdusco, Julio C.; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-004178-CC Singleton Associates Ltd DBA Singleton Mobile Home Park vs Hernandez, Stephen; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004180-CC American Homes 4 Rent Properties Seven, LLC vs Rogers, Reginald, Rogers, Eleanor; Frazier, William Stafford, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-004182-CC American Mgmt Grp Of N Fl DBA Cimarron Apts vs Cartwright, Yashanna, Barrett, Howard; Pritchard, Kimberly Leigh, atty,
OFFICE
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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
complaint, Div-CC-K 15-004183-CC River City Place LLLP vs Felton, Derrick, Brumfield, Breon; Wolk, Brian Peter, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004184-CC Royal Estates Apartments vs Bankhead, Rosalind; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-B 15-004185-CC Midland Funding LLC vs Taborda, Gladis; Obi, Valeria I, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-004186-CC Windy Pines Apartments vs Willmeno, April; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004187-CC Royal Estates Apartmenrs vs Johnson, Gloria; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-004188-CC Midland Funding LLC vs Ferris, Latresa; Obi, Valeria I, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004189-CC 121 Financial Credit Union vs Jackson, Barry Alexander; Reiss, Jennifer L, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-004190-CC Royal Estates Apartments vs Wise, Raven, Gaines, Shantel; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-004193-CC American Homes 4 Rent Properties Seven, LLC vs Quinn, Miriam, Nolan, Joyce; Frazier, William Stafford, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q
15-004194-CC Royal Estates Apartments vs Thomas, Caleb, Nealey, Autumn; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004195-CC Pacifica Eagles Pointe LLC DBA Eagles Pointe Apt vs Reddick, Bertha; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-004196-CC Smith, Diane vs Phillips, Bryant; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-004197-CC Pacifica Eagles Pointe LLC DBA Eagles Pointe Apt vs Perry, Nicole; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J 15-004198-CC Rait Residential LLC DBA Silversmith Creek Apts vs Smart, Angela; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-004199-CC American Homes 4 Rent Properties Seven, LLC vs Ortiz, Fernando, Ortiz, Shawanda; Frazier, William Stafford, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004200-CC State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company vs Kordish, Jeromey Michael; Reiss, Jennifer L, atty, complaint, Div-CCA 15-004201-CC Jackson, Jeremiah vs Tucker, Sade; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-N
CIVIL ORDERS 17164-2284 The Inwood Apartments LLC vs. Ramon Hunt, final judg 17164-2379 VCP-SB Associates Ltd. vs. Jessica Taylor, final judg 17164-2397 T. Mark Riechmann vs. Aequawn Harden et al, final judg 17164-2401 Vestcor Fund XVI Ltd. vs. Craig Kelly, final judg 17164-2403 Sheila W. Bazar vs. Cynthia Heymen, final judg 17164-2410 Jax I LLLP vs. Linda Payton, final judg 17164-2419 Portside MHC LLC vs. Brett Joseph Kosiba et al, final judg 17164-2423 CH-B Caroline Square LLC vs. Katherine Richardson, final judg 17164-2475 S.K. Kuthiala vs. Patricia Bonts et al, final judg 17164-2476 Napoli MHP LLC vs. Jeanette Taylor et al, final judg 17164-2493 Action Inc. vs. Nolan Snowden, final judg 17165-59 David L. Chappell, Jr. vs. Naomi Gonzalez & Damon Mathis, final judg 17165-698 Bancroft Auburn Glen LLC vs. Tangelina Dingle, final judg 17165-806 Portfolio Recovery Associ-
ates LLC vs. Claude J. Merritt, final judg 17165-1966 Canopy Apartments LLC vs. Brandon Russell, Tyler Samuels & Cristobal Alejo Alba, Jr. et al, final judg 17165-1973 GSKJ LLC vs. Talarika Townsend & Brandon Harvey et al, final judg 17165-1980 Princeton Management vs. Calyn Graham, final judg 17166-232 CACH LLC vs. Latasha N. Henry, final judg 17166-233 Mayport Housing Partnership vs. Janelli Hernandez & Lionel McFadden, final judg 17166-247 CFI Stonewood LLC vs. Gerald Jerod Peterkin, final judg 17166-257 GMF Jacksonville Pool LLC vs. Charles L. Douglass et al, final judg 17166-273 FRBH Victoria Park LLC vs. Lawrence Alphonso Roberts, final judg 17166-356 SP Forest Lake LLC vs. Ronald J. Smith, Jr. et al, final judg 17166-369 MAC Highlander LLC vs. Marquita Ravnell & Christopher Carter, final judg PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES LLC VS: FINAL JUDG 17166-412 Elaine R. Deloney 17166-497 Sonia L. Ruiz
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Abelino Antonio Gutierrez United States Gov Vet Aff Adm Raia FL Spe Hackettstown LLC et al Kel Ku Nelson Jena et al Jordan P Brown Sarath Kuravi et al Newton Road LLC Kyle Denton Carr Landon Homes LLC Tiffany Heredia et al David Iafrate Winding Hills Road LLC Fred Ritzhaupt Best Point East LLC Cedrick R Whitney et al Triton Homes Inc Triton Homes Inc Roseprop LLC William T Goelz Sabatier Nadine Robert A Grasso Jr et al Ja Ja Properties LLC Assolat Holdings LLC Trstee et al Eric Schoenfeld et al HCC Tamaya Residential LLC Ralph K Hoenig Trustee et al Bonnie I Krause Trustee et al Janet P Harvin et al Te Pui et al Mehra Anup Trustee et al Jonathan Stiffler et al Zunite Debrosse US Bank Nat Assoc Trustee et al Secretary Of Housing & Urban Devel Secretary Of Housing &Urban Devel Reo One LLC Debra H Campbell Antoine D Pearson Matthew Dimmick et al Christopher S Howard I M I D Group LLC Sukhbir Singh et al Nicholas A Moon et al Jonathan Barile Hoose Homes & Investments LLC Hoose Homes & Investments LLC Clayton J Wright Elizabeth R Gordon Brittany Meglothlin Xhensila Gjika David Fiener et al Ian B Lemaster et al Vincent Edward Sandoval et al Christopher S Simpson Dennis L Hansen LLC Equity Trust Co Custodian et al Kelly A Gallo et al Cynthia Crisp Galeani et al Cynthia Crisp Galeani et al Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp Alberto Quintana et al Cathy S Couch Trustee et al J Mark Starbuck Trustee et al Brandon C Meadows et al Dennis L Hansen LLC Triton Homes Inc Upton Scott T Joshua Wyrsch et al Barbara Ann Leis Trustee et al James M Hay Leticia Nanarro Sanchez Ronald J King et al Douglas C Waters Dennis L Hansen LLC Payton Rogers Hoose Homes & Investments LLC Robert L Amato et al Robert A Morgan et al David R Carden et al Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp Anthony Placide et al John P Dyro et al Secretary Of Housing & Urban Devel Lonia Juanita Bradshaw et al Peter P Mauch II Kathryn E Dobson Nuview Ira Inc et al O D Tal LLC Triton Homes Inc Drees Homes Of Florida Inc United States Gov Vet Aff Adm Siff 4 LLC Julie E. Koivisto et al Jaymieon R Cox et al Vicki S Foster et al Mas Casa LLC Freo Florida LLC Adam J Ingalls Judson Bradley et al Donna W Kiernan Vernon A Feierstein et al Effie E Burke Anita Green et al Teresa Zietek
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Devandis H Jeffreys et al N De Jesus Coll Vasquez et al Sharon B McCandless Trustee et al Pacifica L 31 LLC Kenneth Clothier Sandra J Miller et al Loretta D Stewart Data Resources Inc J Mark Starbuck Trustee et al Pendulum Properties LLC Maegan J Ross Anup Mehra Trustee et al Leonardo Raphel Urbano Hai Thi Le et al Vorontsov Valentina et al Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp Brari Ramazan et al Eileen C Sundell John Russellcoby et al City Of Jacksonville Equity Trust Co Custodian et al Eugene Thomas et al 1st Financial Group Of Broward LLC Judith A Hummel Charles A Hornes Kim Thorenfeldt et al Casey Shane McCreary Davidson James Semuel Havencrest Properties LLC United States Gov Vet Aff Adm
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Mortgage Deeds Subdivision 11 4 27 29 3 28 30 2 27 33 2 29 7 1 26 Adams Lake Adams Lake Amelia Cove Anniston Pines Argyle Frst Chimney Lakes Arlington Acres Arlington Acres Arlington Hills Arlington Hills Arlington Hills Arlington Manor Arlingwood Ashley Woods Atlantic Beach Atlantic Beach Atlantic Shores Atlantic Shores O-Front Bartram Park Preserve Bartram Park Preserve Bartram Springs Bay Springs Beacon Hills@ Harbor Brierwood Brierwood Brierwood Brookwood Terrace Caney Branch Plantation Carriage Crossing Cedar Hills Estates Champion Forest Cormorant Creek Est Costa Verona Covenant Cove Crestwick Crossing Daybreak Woods Deercreek CC Del Rio Del Rio Doten’s Addn Campbellton Drayton Park Drayton Place Dunn Creek Pointe East Grand Park East Grand Park East Hampton Emerald Preserve Emerald Preserve Fairhaven Flagler Station Forest Greene Fort Caroline Hills Grand Blvd Greenfield Lakes HG Harbor Winds Hawkins Cove Hawks Pointe Heavenside
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Hood Rd S Point Meadows Dr Merwyn Rd 2nd Av S Allene Rd Emma Oaks Ln Emma Oaks Ln Amelia Cove Dr Chandlers Walk Ln Country Bend Cr W Marlin Ct Pompano Dr Hielo Dr De Carlo Ln Columbine Dr N Domas Dr Brookmont Av S Blue Eagle Wy Beach Av 5th St 33rd Av S 28th Av S Crispin Cove Dr Crispin Cove Dr White Tip Rd Winter Springs Wy Hartman Rd Lincolnshire Rd Brierwood Rd Brierwood Rd Lorimier Rd Caney Oaks Dr W Sycamore Pass Ct W Graves St Derrickson Ct Totall Oaks Ct 1st St S 405 Covenant Cove Dr Crestwick Dr W Dawn Creek Ct Cypress Lakes Dr Old St Augustine Rd Cerise St Joseph St Climbing Ivy Tl Big Band Ct Creek Point Bv W 16th St W 16th St Kylemore Glen Ct Gemfire Ct Gemfire Ct Fairwood Ln W Corrine Cr Annandale Dr E Millcrest Dr W 14th St Ashcroft Landing Dr Rolling Brook Ln Sutton Island Dr Hawkins Cove Dr W Hawks Point Dr Heavenlink Pl
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$276,250 $23,500,000 $98,080 $180,000 $110,700 $161,500 $10,000 $315,000 $233,100 $108,000 $87,387 $60,000 $44,000 $76,500 $50,000 $102,250 $90,000 $162,000 $650,000 $60,000 $68,000 $886,200 $202,250 $10,000 $234,025 $66,000 $196,377 $109,661 $155,000 $10,000 $232,000 $217,447 $150,000 $98,188 $103,755 $100,000 $400,000 $181,800 $157,043 $155,000 $157,700 $62,500 $106,043 $60,000 $0 $165,000 $152,100 $88,170 $15,000 $245,112 $122,846 $10,000 $89,700 $215,780 $155,628 $197,350 $34,000 $160,047 $150,000 $140,500 $75,000 $188,604 $194,413
Chanphyrom Hy Raia FL Spe Hackettstown LLC et al Kel Ku JWB Real Estate Capital LLC Thomas A Moore Et Ux Kyle Denton Carr Et Ux Kyle D Carr Joseph Heredia et al David Iafrate Fred Ritzhaupt Cedrick R Whitney Et Ux Triton Homes Inc Milagros De La Caridad Cabrera Roseprop LLC Triton Homes Inc Samuel Lee Cooney et al Deborah L Welsh Et Vir Hector Rodriguez Et Ux William T Goelz Et Ux Nadine Sabatier Dawna J Shepler Wade P Olszewski et al Robert A Grasso Jr Et Ux Robert A Grasso Jr Et Ux Rajeev Gautam Et Ux Ja Ja Properties LLC Eric Schoenfeld Et Ux Hasan Pilakovic et al Te Pui Et Vir Te Pui Et Vir John W Crabtree Et Ux Jonathan Stiffler Et Ux Karen A McCommons et al Zunite Debrosse Richard A Lundelius Et Ux Yefim Brunfon Et Ux James F Jackson Et Ux TRS Nancyann Oldham Christopher S Howard Victoria L Moon Et Ux Joan G Berle Hoose Homes & Investments LLC Jonathan Barile Hoose Homes & Investments LLC Joanne A Chislom Richemond Christopher M Golob Clayton J Wright Elizabeth R Gordon Elizabeth R Gordon Richard Rivera Et Ux Xhensila Gjika Et Ux Xhensila Gjika Et Ux Benjamin H Wilson III Ian B Lemaster Et Ux Vincent Edward Sandoval Et Ux Christopher S Simpson Veronica T Wilson Kelly A Gallo et al Mark W Peterson Et Ux Cynthia Crispgaleani Et Ux Linda Quintana Et Vir Wayne Barnes Et Ux Brandon C Meadows Et Ux
Primelending New York Life Insurance Company SWBC Mtg Corp Equity Trust Company Custodian et al Nationstar Mtg LLC Academy Mtg Corp Florida Housing Finance Corporation Movement Mtg LLC Home Community Mtg LLC Quicken Loans Inc Movement Mtg LLC John R Giglio Fifth Third Bank Bridgewell Capital LLC John R Giglio Community First Credit Union Of FL Navy Federal Credit Union Quicken Loans Inc Quicken Loans Inc John L Holmes III et al Wells Fargo Bank Atlantic Coast Bank Primelending Florida Housing Finance Corporation Network Capital Funding Corp Resolve Funding LLC Stearns Lending LLC J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Synovus Mtg Corp Florida Housing Finance Corporation Bank Of America Network Funding LP Bank Of America Acopia LLC Bayway Mtg Grp Suntrust Bank Bank Of America Suntrust Mtg Inc Fidelity Bank Compass Bank Community First Credit Union Of FL Phillip Witak et al Caliber Home Loans Inc Mario Martinlanzoni J.P. Morgan Chase Bank NA Atlantic Coast Bank Vystar Credit Union Everbank City Ofjacksonville Sun West Mtg Co Inc Everbank Florida Housing Finance Corporation Everbank Pulte Mtg LLC Equity Prime Mtg Wells Fargo Bank Green Tree Servicing LLC Wells Fargo Bank Bank Of America Primelending Bank Of England Great Plains National Bank Fairway Independent Mtg Corp
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Red Holly Ln Oak Preserve Dr Shadow Creek Rd Southern Hills Cr E Southern Hills Cr E Branch Wood Ln Captain Hook Dr W Altama Rd St Johns Bluff Rd N Holly Oaks River Dr Morning Dove Dr Wiley Rd Deer Run Tl Seabreeze Dr 3rd St Cheryl Ann Ln Saddle Crest Wy Julington Creek Rd Ashmore Green Dr E Kimberly Frst Dr E Winnebago Av Malibu Wy S Carpathian Dr Loretto Woods Ct Gate Py N 2307 Leewood Ln Beach Bv 1636 Monument Landing Bv Running River Rd S Myra St Oak Water Dr Dandy Av Cocoa Av N/A Barrington Ct Bristol Bay Ct 3rd St N Mission Creek Ct Gail Av Ironstone Dr W Hawkeye Cr Oceanway Av Hibernia Ct Oro Pl Pt Pleasant Rd Pt Pleasant Rd Clyde Dr Net Ct Net Ct Southwood Ln Southwood Ln Running Brook Ct Autumn River Rd Forbes St Premier Ct Caballero Ct Rolling Tree St Santa Monica Bv S Ocean Bv 22 Beach Av University Bv S Springtree Rd Evan Samuel Dr Key Lime Dr W 308 Sand Castle Wy Oxford Crest Dr Pt Meadows Dr 425 Cheyenne Tl Pocosin Ct Blount Av Twelve Oaks Ln S Wht Blossom Ct 10E Salerno Rd S Devan Lee Dr E Devan Lee Dr E Hampton Falls Dr N Timber Falls Ln Picarty Dr Scarsdale Dr Jackson Hole Ct Forgotten Wy Riley St Richmond Park Dr E
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