Daily Record FINANCIAL NEWS &
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2015
Vol. 102, No. 223 • Two SecTioNS
Working to make Downtown cool again
Case dealt with accounting issues
By Mark Basch Contributing Writer
By Carole Hawkins Staff Writer In 10 years, 10,000 people will be living Downtown. There will be apartments on the Northbank and Southbank. The Jacksonville Landing will be redeveloped and there will be restaurants and bars and a hip vibe through the connection of Downtown with the St. Johns River. Oh, and the vacancy rate for office buildings will be 10 percent. (Today, it’s 24 percent). That’s what office broker Traci Jenks sees in the city’s future. “I have an agenda,” said Jenks, a senior director for commercial real estate firm, Cushman & Wakefield. “I want Downtown to be cool because I want to live See Traci here when I retire.” Jenks’ favorite She’ll have a hand in getting it there. places in Jenks performs tenDowntown. ant placement and brokerage services Page A-6 for some of Jacksonville’s highest-profile office buildings, including Downtown’s SunTrust Tower, for which Cushman & Wakefield recently became the exclusive leasing representative. Jenks knows what brings companies to lease offices in Downtown Jacksonville. “It’s a younger creative class who want to be a part of changing our city and seeing it become vibrant,” she said. “The people who come Downtown already know they want to be here.” It’s a sentiment with which Jenks can identify.
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Stein Mart settles with SEC for $800,000
Broker takes aim at urban core revitalization
Nearly 30 years ago at the University of Georgia, Jenks switched her major from marketing to real estate after an Atlanta developer spoke to her class. It was the late 1980s and huge office towers were being
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Traci Jenks was inspired in college to work in commercial real estate after seeing the redevelopment of Atlanta’s Downtown. Today, as a senior director, Office Brokerage Services, for Cushman & Wakefield, Jenks attracts owners and tenants for some of Jacksonville’s top office buildings, including Downtown’s SunTrust Tower.
Stein Mart Inc. on Tuesday announced an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to pay an $800,000 penalty, without admitting or denying the agency’s findings, to settle charges of using improper accounting procedures in fiscal 2010, 2011 and the first quarter of 2012. The SEC said in a news release that its investigation found the Jacksonville-based fashion retailer misstated its earnings in those periods because it improperly valued inventory that was subject to price discounts. The regulatory agency, which also charged Stein Mart with having inadequate internal accounting controls, said the misstated earnings included an overstatement of almost 30 percent for pretax earnings reported in the first quarter of fiscal 2012. Stein Mart eventually restated its earnings for that quarter and for fiscal 2010 and 2011 after its external auditor said its accounting treatment for markdowns was improper. “Inventory is one of the most significant assets for retail companies and as a result, it is critical that companies have effective internal accounting controls to ensure that inventory is valued properly,” said Michael Maloney, chief accountant of the SEC’s Enforcement Division, in the news release. “Stein Mart failed in this regard as its internal accounting controls to ensure proper inventory valuations were inadequate in various ways,” he said. The SEC also said it found Stein Mart had improper internal accounting controls in the areas of software assets, credit card liabilities, and other inventory-related issues. Stein Mart said in its news release that the SEC did not allege any fraud by the company and did not bring charges against any individual. Stein Mart also said it had previously established a reserve for the potential settlement of the SEC investigation, so the fine will not affect its finances in the third quarter this year. mbasch@baileypub.com
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers Inc. is considering Jacksonville for a restaurant, and a site of interest is near St. Johns Town Center. Confirmation that it is looking at a North Florida location is more than the Colorado-based chain has said during the many years of being asked about coming to Jacksonville. Its TV commercials are common in the area, and it has 21 restaurants throughout Florida, with the closest in Gainesville. “We can confirm that we are exploring the possibility of open-
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ing a Red Robin restaurant in the Jacksonville area,” said Brian Farley, a company spokesman, in an emailed statement Tuesday. He said it would be a full-size location, which is 6,000 square feet. Red Robin said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing it costs up to $2.2 million to
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open that size restaurant. Farley added it was early in the process and that was the only information the company wanted to share. One possible site is the Town Center Exchange property near St. Johns Town Center. Core Property Capital has a contract to buy the site for a mixed-use development, including restaurants. Tom Mundy with The Shopping Center Group LLC represents Core Property Capital and MATHIS CONTINUED ON PAGE A-2
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confirmed Tuesday he has spoken with Red Robin about a site at Town Center Exchange. He referred other questions to Red Robin. Red Robin typically locates near major shopping areas. In addition to the capital investment, a typical restaurant employs about 65 people, most of them part-time. Red Robin operates more than 500 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada. It is based in Greenwood Village, Colo., near Denver. The chain, founded in 1969, is known for offering more than two dozen types of burgers with “Bottomless Steak Fries.” Its menu also includes salads, soups, sandwiches, wraps, appetizers, entrees, desserts and signature beverages, along with local and regional beers, beer shakes and cocktails.
JEA soliciting bids for HQ study
JEA, which hasn’t resolved what to do about its aging Downtown headquarters complex, is soliciting bids from groups to help it decide its course for the up to $50 million project. Those groups must meet at 3 p.m. Thursday in a mandatory pre-proposal meeting at the 21 W. Church St. headquarters or by teleconference. The proposals are then due by noon Oct. 13. After selected, the group must submit a first draft within 30 days of the notice to proceed or by Nov. 30, whichever comes first, and a final study within 60 days from the notice to proceed, or
Dec. 31, whichever comes first. JEA, which operates the city’s electric, water and sewer systems, says in its solicitation for the study that it has initiated plans to build a new or upgraded Downtown headquarters complex estimated at $45 million to $50 million. The preliminary program calls for a 150,000- to 175,000-squarefoot state-of-the-art, green, highperformance office facility to accommodate 500-750 JEA workers. The Request for Proposal is for a full-service commercial solutions team to perform a study to evaluate and make a recommendation on JEA’s three options: Construct a new building; completely renovate the existing tower and customer center; or demolish the tower and rebuild on-site. The selected group may have the opportunity to provide owner representative services for the complete design/construction services, but will not be allowed to bid on the engineering and construction of the project. JEA’s tower and customer center were built in 1962 as a joint development. They sit on a 1.88acre site. The 19-story, 193,600-squarefoot tower was the Universal Marion office building and the six-floor, 144,000-square-foot customer center was the Ivey’s department store. The two were joined by two levels of shared underground spaces consisting of mechanical rooms and parking decks. JEA bought the property in
1989 from Charter Oil Co. The three-building campus, comprising the tower, customer center and Adair Garage, covers almost 1.5 city blocks, including a plaza with underground parking. The campus supports about 760 JEA employees, but the buildings contain more space than is being used, according to JEA. The garage and underground parking comprise about 513 parking spaces. JEA outlines a lot of infrastructure issues on the campus. The original cast-iron drain lines experience two or three major leaks a year. The electrical distribution and overload protection devices, also original, risk failure, parts are hard to come by and the systems in the basement could be damaged during storms and flood conditions. The fireprotection system is outdated. Also, while the tower’s concrete structure remains in at least fair condition, its 12,000 square feet of usable space per floor with a central stairwell isn’t conducive to a high-density use. In May, JEA CFO Melissa Dykes told a utility committee the building suffered major issues. CEO Paul McElroy said there had been under-investment in facilities. He supported maintaining JEA’s headquarters Downtown. The solicitation can be found at jea.com/About/Procurement/ Formal_Procurement_Opportunities kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
Bill seeks unanimous juries in death penalty murder cases
From The News Service of Florida Juries would have to be unanimous before recommending the death penalty for defendants in murder cases, under a bill filed Tuesday in the Florida Senate. Under current law, a majority of a jury can recommend that a defendant receive the death penalty, with a judge ultimately deciding whether to impose the sentence. The bill (SB 330), by Sen. Thad Altman, R-Rockledge, for the 2016 legislative session, would establish the higher standard for death sentences. The bill also would give direction to judges on some jury instructions in death-penalty cases. Those instructions deal with what are known as “aggravating circumstances,” which are factors used to support death-penalty recommendations.
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Altman The bill, in part, would require aggravating circumstances to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt and be subject to a unanimous vote. The bill — an identical measure (HB 157) has already been filed in the House — would only apply
Public Meetings
9 a.m.-5 p.m. – Cultural Service Grant Committee, Times-Union Center, Suite 201 6 p.m. – Downtown Investment Authority and Downtown Development Review Board Road Diet Workshop, Lexington Hotel & Conference Center, Compass Room
Monday, Sept. 28-Friday, Oct. 2
City Council Fifth Week: No committee meetings scheduled
Monday, Sept. 28
4 p.m. – Mayor’s Commission on the Status of Women, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room
Wednesday, Sept. 30
to sentencing proceedings that begin after July 1, 2016. Similar efforts have failed in prior legislative sessions. However, this year’s proposal comes as the U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments Oct. 13 in a case that challenges the way Florida sentences people to death. The case stems from the 1998 murder of an Escambia County fast-food worker, and attorneys representing Death Row inmate Timothy Lee Hurst contend that Florida’s unique sentencing system is unconstitutional. The attorneys argue, in part, that a 2002 U.S. Supreme Court ruling requires that determination of aggravating circumstances be “entrusted” to juries, not to judges. Also, they take issue with Florida not requiring unanimous jury recommendations in death-penalty cases. A judge sentenced Hurst to death after receiving a 7-5 jury recommendation.
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9:30 a.m. – City Council Recreation, Community Development, Public Health & Safety Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 2 p.m. – City Council Rules Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 5 p.m. – City Council Land Use & Zoning Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber
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Fall Cocktail Tasting 6-8 p.m. Café Nola Mocajacksonville.org
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Riverside Arts Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Northbank Riverwalk Artists Square Riversideartsmarket.com
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A Stage Play: A Heart That Forgives 7 p.m. Ritz Theatre and Museum Ritzjacksonville.com
Jacksonville Armada vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies 7:30 p.m. Baseball Grounds Armadafc.com
Whoopi Goldberg 8 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 Express Yourself! presented by BANNED Noon-5 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters 8 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
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Home & Patio Show
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Blues, Brews & BBQ 5:30 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
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10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
Coffee Concert: Beethoven and More 11 a.m. Times-Union Center Jaxsymphony.org
Home & Patio Show
11 a.m.-9 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jacksonvillefallhomeshow.com
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Development today 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.
Office, bank, professional
• Commercial Services, 2443 St. Johns Bluff Road S., contractor is Tom Collier Building Contractors, 1,978-square-foot addition to existing metal building, $93,000. • Merchants Walk Shopping Center, 9965 San Jose Blvd., contractor is Coastal Contracting of North Florida, build firewall, $15,000. • Uniformi-T, 4611 River City Drive, No. 119, contractor is Interior Buildouts, interior renovations of 1,521 square feet, electrical and fire sprinklers, $24,098. • HCC Tamaya Residential, 13001 Pechora Court, contractor is HCC Tamaya Residential LLC, 245-square-foot addition to sales office, $21,805.
Roofing
• Jacksonville University, 2800 University Blvd. N., contractor is Barber & Associates, $52,000. • Days Inn, 1170 Airport Road, contractor is Advanced Commercial Roofing, $56,072. • Villas at the Woodlands,7225 Crane Ave., contractor is Skyline Roofing, two permits totaling $22,540.
Signs
• Papa John’s Pizza, 5290 Norwood Ave., contractor is Shark Signs of Northeast Florida, two signs totaling $4,400.
Stores, mercantile
• Bobcat of Jacksonville, 1182 Suemac Road, contractor is Tim Prep Inc., build 15,569-square-foot sales, rental and service facility, $500,000. Compiled by Staff
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Key senators could testify in map redistricting case
By Brandon Larrabee The News Service of Florida
Two top lawmakers are on a list of witnesses and depositions that the Florida House and Senate plan to use at a Thursday court hearing to defend congressional redistricting proposals. The hearing before Leon County Circuit Judge Terry Lewis is meant to help decide which map will go to the Florida Supreme Court for a final review after justices struck down the current congressional districts in July. The Supreme Court ruled that plans drawn by lawmakers in 2012 and tweaked two years later violated the anti-gerrymandering “Fair Districts” guidelines approved by voters in 2010. The Senate told the court in a brief filed late Monday that Senate Reapportionment Chairman Bill Galvano, R-Bradenton, and Senate Appropriations Chairman Tom Lee, R-Brandon, would be called to testify about two potential sets of congressional districts that the upper chamber has submitted in the long-running court battle. Galvano oversaw efforts to draw a new map during a special redistricting session that imploded last month, while Lee sponsored an amendment at the middle of a House-Senate battle. Lawyers for the Senate also said they will call Jay Ferrin, the staff director for Galvano’s committee, along with two experts: Florida International University professor Dario Moreno and University of Utah professor Baodong Liu. Attorneys for the House also listed Moreno and Liu as witnesses, along with staff members Jason Poreda and Jeff Takacs and Stephen Ansolabehere, a Harvard University professor who helped
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prepare a map for a group of voters known as the “Romo plaintiffs.” But the House also plans to use a raft of depositions from earlier proceedings in redistricting litigation, apparently in an effort to discredit proposals submitted by critics who challenged the 2012 map. The Legislature and its lawyers have complained that the Romo plaintiffs, supported by the Democratic Party, and voting-rights organizations including the League of Women Voters of Florida and Common Cause Florida are trying to use the redistricting lawsuits to benefit Democrats. The House wants to use depositions from Florida Democratic Party Executive Director Scott Arceneaux; Democratic political consultant David Beattie; Common Cause Chairman Peter Butzin; Ellen Freidin, one of the leaders of the campaign for the “Fair Districts” initiative; Steven Paikowsky, an adviser to Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz; and employees of
groups like the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which helped draw a map offered by the Romo plaintiffs, and the National Democratic Redistricting Trust. A spokeswoman said the League of Women Voters and Common Cause only plan to call two witnesses: American University professor Allan Lichtman and John O’Neill, who drew the three proposed maps offered by the organizations. O’Neill works for Strategic Telemetry, a firm whose founder worked for the presidential campaigns of Democratic nominees John Kerry in 2004 and Barack Obama in 2008. Also late Monday, the Florida Supreme Court rejected a request from the House that could have shed more light on maps proposed by the groups that challenged the 2012 districts. In a 5-2 decision, the court said House attorneys would not be allow to gather additional information about proposed maps through a legal process known as discovery.
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City Notes FSCJ holding viewing event for Sunday’s ‘blood moon’
Doing some heavy lifting at JaxPort
Want to get a good look at Sunday’s total lunar eclipse? The Florida State College at Jacksonville Astronomy Club is setting up telescopes in the parking lot of the South Campus to allow attendees to take a closer look at the eclipse. A total lunar eclipse, also referred to as a blood moon, occurs when the Earth, moon and sun are in perfect alignment. That causes the Earth’s atmosphere to refract sunlight onto the moon’s surface, giving it a deep orange-red glow. The telescopes are available from 9-11:30 p.m. The total eclipse will be 10:11-11:23 p.m. A partial eclipse will be visual from 9:12 p.m. Sunday through 12:27 a.m. Monday. The free event is sponsored by FSCJ’s Center for Learning Enrichment. The South Campus is at 11901 Beach Blvd.
Master riggers moved 14 aluminum crew boats through the heavy lift and specialty cargo berth at JaxPort’s Blount Island Marine Terminal, one of the nation’s highest weight-bearing capacity docks. The boats, which are 45 feet long and weigh approximately 25,000 pounds, sailed to JaxPort on the St. Johns River from St. Johns Ship Building, a manufacturing facility in Palatka. Workers employed by stevedoring company Portus lifted each boat from the river before loading them one at a time onto the Thorco Shipping general cargo vessel Thorco Copenhagen. The crew boats are being sent to Maracaibo, Venezuela, where they will be used to transport oil refinery employees to and from offshore oil rigs.
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BAE Systems cutting 200 jobs in Jacksonville
BAE Systems notified Jacksonville employees it will be reducing its workforce by about 200 jobs over the coming months. The company employs about 800 people who work in two locations. The reduction is to align the company’s workforce with a decline in commercial shipbuilding work in North Florida. A news release said the company is experiencing reduced demand for repair work at the Mayport Naval Station because of the Navy’s changes to its ship maintenance plan. BAE Systems operates seven full-service shipyards in Alabama, Florida, California, Virginia and Hawaii, and employs about 5,000 workers. The company also has commercial shipbuilding and module fabrication capabilities at its Mobile, Ala., shipyard.
Meetings to focus on Skyway’s future
Jacksonville Transportation Authority Board Chair Scott McCaleb has formed a subcommittee to review options for the Skyway and to get the community involved in a conversation about its future. Board Vice Chair Isaiah Rumlin will lead the subcommittee that also includes board members Kevin Holzendorf and Ari Jolly. The three will receive input from a 15-member Skyway Advisory Group at five meetings over the next three months. The first meeting is 3-5:30 p.m. Monday at the Skyway operations and maintenance building. Members of the advisory group are: • Paul Astleford, Visit Jacksonville • Michelle Barth, Feeding Northeast Florida • Debbie Buckland, BB&T and Downtown Vision
• Rick Catlett, Jacksonville Sports Council • Alex Coley, Hallmark Partners • Steve Crosby, CSX Real Property • Husein Cumber, Florida East Coast Industries • Marie Foster Gnage, Florida State College at Jacksonville Downtown Campus • Dane Grey, Parking Services of America • Tommy Hazouri, Council Member At-Large, Group 3 • Janice Lowe, Jacksonville Landing • Jeanne Miller, Jacksonville Civic Council • Alan Mosley, JAX Chamber • Kerri Stewart, Mayor Lenny Curry’s chief of staff • Aundra Wallace, Downtown Investment Authority CEO
Jaguars create interactive online game site
The Jacksonville Jaguars unveiled Jaguars Arcade, an online microsite for fans that will host games, polls, social competitions, contests and more. Located at jaguarsarcade.com, Jaguars Arcade is a place for fans who enjoy fun competition while compiling points to redeem for prizes, according to a news release. The first video game to be offered, Duval Dash, is built in 8-bit testament to inspire gamers old and new to play a competition in a team-branded environment. It is believed to be the first team-inspired video game created and is the first as a social, data-gathering and sharing tool. Duval Dash launched Sunday prior to the Jaguars’ 23-20 win over the Miami Dolphins, as well as on social platforms and the Internet. It is mobile-optimized and has the ability to be short-cut for apps. The Jaguars hope to launch two games per year on Jaguars Arcade.
The Jacksonville Jaguars and team President Mark Lamping will be honored with the 2015 Florence N. Davis Award for Community Achievement at Community Connections’ largest fundraising event Thursday. Tribute 2015, to be held at EverBank Field–US Assure Club West, will celebrate the Jaguars and Lamping’s contributions to the Jacksonville nonprofit community while highlighting Community Connections’ role in assisting local families in need and raising critical funds for the organization. Lamping The event starts at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. For tickets, visit communityconnectionsjax.org/home/events/tribute/.
JTA official honored by magazine
Mass Transit, a magazine dedicated to public transportation, has named the Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s Carl Weckenmann as one of the Mass Transit Top 40 Under 40. The recognition honors professionals who have made significant contributions to the public transit industry. Winners will be featured in the September/October cover feature of Mass Transit magazine and online at MassTransitmag. com. Weckenmann is JTA’s senior manager of Weckenmann system planning. In this role, he is responsible for all elements of transit planning, including bus routing and scheduling, locating bus stops, route analysis and long-term development of transit.
Nominations sought for annual OneJax Humanitarian Awards
The OneJax Institute at the University of North Florida is seeking nominations for the 2016 Humanitarian Awards. Nominations are reviewed by a committee of OneJax board members and former honorees, and are based upon criteria, including a history of community service through long-term involvement in civic, religious, nonprofit or professional/business organizations; dedication to the improvement of human relations among diverse groups in the Jacksonville area; and a history of placing humanitarian concerns above self-interest. The community can nominate individuals for two awards. The Silver Medallion honors those who have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to our community while the Dr. Gaston Acosta-Rua Young Professionals Award recognizes a young professional who is making a significant impact on strengthening the community through his or her time, talent and treasure. Nominations may be made by completing the nomination form available at onejax.org. They are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16. The awards dinner will be April 14. For more information go to onejax.org or call (904) 620-1JAX.
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NONPROFIT NEWS Highlighting Jacksonville’s Philanthropic Community
Community Foundation 2015 grants total $738,000
The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida has awarded its latest round of 2015 grants to area nonprofits. So far this year, the foundation has distributed more than $738,000 in discretionary grants. In 2014, it made more than $1 million in grants from discretionary and unrestricted funds. The most recent grants are: • $57,500 to Family Foundations to support two components of its “1,000 in 1,000” program, which seeks to move 1,000 people out of poverty every 1,000 days. • $20,000 to St. Johns Volunteers! to help the new organization connect volunteers in St. Johns County to nonprofits through outreach efforts and training. It is a challenge grant, designed to generate interest and encourage others to invest in the initiative. • $30,000 to Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Foundation to support its Earn Up initiative. The effort will study and promote the best practices for helping people earn college degrees or work certifications, focusing on high school students, adult learners and veterans. The grants were made from The Community Endowment Fund, the Jay and Deanie Stein Fund and the Kathryn and Richard Kip Endowment. Also, $5,000 was granted to Don’t Miss a Beat for the development of a communications plan. The organization was founded in 2008 to serve at-risk children in the Brooklyn and Riverside neighborhoods by providing academic and artistic enrichment. Programs include artistic training, tutoring and civic engagement projects. Approximately 300 students, K-12 are served each year, with 75 percent qualifying for free or reduced lunches. The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida (www.jaxcf. org) is Florida’s oldest and largest community foundation. It helps donors invest their philanthropic gifts and helps nonprofits serve the region effectively. Now in its 51st year, the foundation has assets of more than $313 million and has since 1964 made grants of more than $332 million.
JPMorganChase gives $600,000 to Ability Housing
The number of homeless people in Florida has increased and the state now ranks third in number of people affected. To address the shortage of permanent supportive housing options for chronically homeless people, veterans and families, JPMorganChase granted $600,000 to Ability Housing to support the development of permanent supportive housing units. The grant will support the agency’s efforts in Central and Northeast Florida: $500,000 will help fund the nonprofit’s work in Orlando and $100,000 will go toward its work in its home base of Jacksonville. The bank has funded Ability Housing programs in Jacksonville since 2002 and also provided in 2014 the seed grant of $80,000
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‘Taste of Golf’ Sept. 30 at TPC Sawgrass
The Taste of Golf celebrates its 10th anniversary in support of The First Tee of North Florida at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 30 at the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse. The annual fundraising event features a menu created by more than a dozen of North Florida’s golf and country club chefs. It also includes a silent auction, wine pull, diamond drawing and live entertainment. All proceeds benefit The First Tee of North Florida’s golf-based youth programs which focus on building character and instilling positive core values and healthy habits. Tickets are $125 and are valid Oct. 4 for final round entrance to the Web.com Tour Championship. Taste of Golf attendees may bid on tournament experiences in the silent auction, such as walking inside the ropes alongside the professionals as an Honorary Observer in the final round. Additional silent auction items include international getaways, memorabilia, a Big Green Egg and tickets to the 2016 PGA Championship, U.S. Open and ESPY Awards. The menu will showcase chefs from Atlantic Beach Country Club, Deerwood Country Club, Epping Forest Yacht & Country Club, The Club at Hammock Beach, Jacksonville Golf & Country Club, Omni Amelia Island Plantation, Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, Ponte Vedra Lodge & Club, River Club, San Jose Country Club, Sawgrass Country Club, St. Johns Golf & Country Club and TPC Sawgrass. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit tasteofgolf. com. The mission of The First Tee of North Florida is to impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill lifeenhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf. For more information or to register First Tee programs, visit thefirstteenorthflorida.org.
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to explore expansion into Central Florida. Ability Housing has developed 298 units of affordable and permanent supportive housing in Jacksonville. Through the grant, the organization will be adding units in Central Florida where there are very few permanent supportive housing developers. For more information, visit abilityhousing.org.
Above, Denise Deisler, left, holds a $1 million check from the Petco Foundation for the Jacksonville Humane Society’s Campaign for a Compassionate Community. Deisler is executive director of the humane society. At right is Karen Meade, national adoption program manager at Petco. The humane society’s campaign is to fund a new facility at its Beach Boulevard location. The previous facility was destroyed in a 2007 fire. The presentation was made during the annual Toast to the Animals, which was hosted by Jacksonville Jaguars General Manager David Caldwell and his wife, Joelle, pictured left. To donate, visit jaxhumane. org/donate and choose “capital campaign” or contact Amy Pierce at apierce@jaxhumane. org or (904) 493-4606.
Salvation Army Red Shield Ball on Oct. 24
Gift cards donated to Ronald McDonald House
C2C Solutions Inc. donated $2,025 in Walmart gift cards to Ronald McDonald House in Jacksonville to benefit families and their critically ill children living at the facility. The gift cards were provided in $25 increments. Ronald McDonald House on the Wolfson Children’s Hospital campus is a place for families to stay close to their hospitalized child at little or no cost. Jeff Peterson, C2C Solutions president, presented the contribution to Diane Boyle, executive director of the Ronald McDonald House. Also in attendance were C2C Charity Committee members Teresa Cotton and Mellonee Whaley. C2C has supported numerous organizations, such as HabiJax, Toys for Tots Foundation and the Susan G. Komen Walk for the Cure as well as sponsoring the redecoration of a room at the City Rescue Mission.
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From Staff
The Faze Band will perform in October at the Red Shield Ball to benefit the Salvation Army of Northeast Florida.
The Salvation Army will host its second annual Red Shield Ball at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 24 at San Jose Country Club to raise funds for the Red Shield Lodge women and families shelter. The shelter houses an average of 147 families every year. In 2014, the shelter housed 407 children. While at the shelter, families receive services including crisis intervention and counseling, as well as training in personal finance, parenting skills and child development, stress management and health and wellness. Families also are assisted in finding permanent housing. The Red Shield Ball was introduced in 2014. The gala-style fundraiser includes dinner, a live band and dancing, and live and silent auctions. Tickets are $150; young professionals 35 and under pay $100. For reservations, visit salvationarmyflorida.org/Jacksonville.
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View from the top of the SunTrust Tower: “The building has floor-to-ceiling glass with the most amazing views of the St. Johns River.” built in the city’s Downtown. “They were changing the landscape of Atlanta,” Jenks said. “It was inspiring to see you could make such a difference in a city by developing it.” But, it would be years before Jenks got to be part of revitalization. By the time she graduated in 1990, the country was in recession. Real estate dried up and foreclosures were rampant. Following a boyfriend to Jacksonville, she got a job at Barnett Bank. Jenks first sold homes for bank executives who were relocating. Then she worked as an asset manager, selling properties the bank took back in foreclosures. In 1998, when Barnett and NationsBank merged, she joined Lincoln Property Co. and sold duplicative Barnett Bank branches across the state. When everything sold, she was out of a job. That led her to work at JAX Chamber’s economic development arm, JAXUSA Partnership (then called Cornerstone), where Jenks learned what it took to get companies to move to Jacksonville. Twelve years ago, Jenks finally picked up the kind of job she’d trained for from the beginning, at commercial brokerage Trammell Crow (later CBRE through a merger). She was good at her job. So good that two years ago another brokerage, Cushman & Wakefield, recruited her away.
Filling offices with tenants
Getting people to live, love Downtown
Getting Downtown office towers filled is one piece of the revitalization puzzle. A bigger piece, Jenks said, is getting more people to live Downtown. Not just in Brooklyn, where more than 900 apartment units recently opened. But on the Northbank and Southbank. That’s because retail follows rooftops. The bars, restaurants and shops, which will define Downtown’s character, need a customer base. Luring the residents takes
Dos Gatos “The best mixed drinks in town. Their Old Fashioned and the Stolen Fish are my favorites.”
The Atlantic Place building In the heart of Downtown, it’s home to Cushman & Wakefield’s office where Traci Jenks works. It’s a “cool modern space in a historic building.”
Photos by Carole Hawkins
Jenks represents companies that want to buy, sell, lease out or rent top office property. Downtown, for professional services firms with executives who need individual offices. Southside, for back-office companies with lots of employees collaborating at workstations. Parking is a differentiator between the two types of offices. Southside office parks have tons of free parking. Downtown, companies pay. It’s one of the reasons why the Southside office market is booming compared to Downtown, Jenks said. But, the tides are turning because suburban office vacancy is getting tight and rents are rising. Another good omen for Downtown: Seven of the Jacksonville’s largest office towers sold in the last two years. “It’s a huge win for us because we’ve got new owners who are willing to renovate and actually put money back into those buildings,” Jenks said. The SunTrust Tower was one of them. The sale converted the building from a group of disparate office condos with multiple owners back into a regular office complex, owned and managed by one company. Jenks called it a huge career accomplishment to represents the lease-out of the building. “The new owners are going to be renovating. So there’ll be a lot of opportunity to lease up the building, and to change Downtown by getting companies in there,” she said.
Sweet Pete’s and Candy Apple Café “I love their chocolate peanut butter meltaways.” place-making. There, Jacksonville has some traction, Jenks said, with nightlife offerings at The Elbow and with the facelift of and event offerings at Hemming Park. The sports district, too, is contributing, with football, baseball and soccer, through city’s newest team, the Jacksonville Armada FC. What Jacksonville needs is more of it. “We’ve got to have things happening every night of the week,” Jenks said.
The Florida Theatre “I’ve seen many great concerts there over the years and I love the architecture.”
Thursday through Sunday is doing fine. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday need filling. And, Jenks said, Jacksonville badly needs a new venue at the Landing, the riverfront shopping/entertainment center designed for a 1980s customer. “It is a focal point for our city, and it’s tired,” Jenks said. “I’ve got clients staying at the Omni (hotel) who are walking over there — and I’m like, ‘ouch.’” Compared to other cities, Jacksonville
seems behind the revitalization curve. But it can get there. It once was there. In the 1960s, Downtown was cool and hip. It had department stores, Jenks said. “We’re a little bit behind, I’ll admit that. But I think now is our time. I really do,” she said. “I’ve been here for over 20 years and I’ve never felt as much energy for Downtown as I do now.” chawkins@realty-builder.com (904) 356-2466
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By David Chapman Staff Writer
While working in the private sector in Atlanta and Orlando, Dawn Gilman saw homelessness. She saw how Atlanta’s Downtown working class left the city for suburbs, revealing those without homes left behind. She witnessed the sheer number of families and children who had no place to go in Orlando. After moving to Jacksonville in the late 1990s, she saw it here, too. Yet, it wasn’t until the late 2000s when, as she says, the universe pointed her in a different direction. She was part of a series of layoffs at her job. And there was an opening at the Emergency Services and Homeless Coalition of Jacksonville. Now, Gilman sees homelessness every day. Except it’s through the lens of trying to end it. She’s the CEO of Changing Homelessness, a nonprofit that serves as the lead agency for services to end homelessness in Clay, Duval and Nassau counties. Changing Homelessness applies for funding at the federal level, working with the Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Annually, that’s about $7 million, with the majority then funneled to area service providers like Sulzbacher Center, Catholic Charities, River Region and Ability Housing among others. The mission is simple: End homelessness. She has a degree in economics, but it’s the anthropological side that’s she passionate about. At one point, economic anthropology was the one area in which she even considered earning a doctorate. “Within our society, we have rules of the game,” she explained. “They can help or hinder people … provide more or less opportunity.” One example she uses is elementary education. There’s public, private, charter and home schools. All are valid options for parents, but not all are available. The single parent likely needs to provide income and can’t home
school. The one-car family might not be able to provide adequate transportation for schools farther away. It’s often bad circumstances that can lead to homelessness, too. “As the lead agency, how do we look at all those rules to make sure we can serve as many people as possible when they need it most?” she asked. With three counties and many organizations providing care, it takes being on the same page. A coordinated, universal intake form is in the works, she said, so the 45 partner agencies can determine the right needs for a person or family. Permanent care is one possibility. But, most often, it’s “rapid rehousing” that is needed. Think of it as a short-term intervention of anywhere from three months to a year, complete with case management. During that time, workers have to determine what needs to be done to get those affected back on the right path. From April 2014-June 2015, there were 2,192 intakes, an average of almost 146 a month. Veterans also contribute to the population, but Gilman said the VA has made concerted efforts for the goal of no veterans sleeping on the streets. Last month was one in which homeless agencies placed 50 veterans and 36 others into households — results that have Gilman extremely proud. Furthering those efforts is for Changing Homelessness to be on a “functional zero” system for veterans by 2016. That is, one in which homeless veterans’ numbers are so low, any crisis can be helped in 30 days or less. Other communities have pushed that goal back to 2017. Gilman remains steadfast in seeing it happen next year. Concurrently, there’s the push for families and children to be at that same level by 2020. She admits that will take a little more time and a lot more resources to see decreasing numbers. There are currently 200-250 families on the street, she said. Gilman plans on being around to see that target date met for them.
Photos by David Chapman
Workspace: Dawn Gilman Changing Homelessness CEO wants to end situation for good
Dawn Gilman, CEO of Changing Homelessness. If it sounds unfamiliar, that’s because it’s actually the new name of Emergency Services and Homeless Coalition of Jacksonville. She has been CEO since 2009. After all those moves, Jacksonville is the place she and her husband, James, and children, Horatio and Sophia, call home. Her hope is that by that 2020 date, she and the 25 other staff members will be able to pursue other goals. “If you say yes to this job, you have to firmly believe you can affect change,” she said. “I don’t think anyone in this office is interested in maintaining …. They’re interested in ending it.” dchapman@jaxdailyrecord.com @writerchapman (904) 356-2466
Gilman’s husband, James, at the New York Stock Exchange during his time in the financial industry.
An older picture of Gilman (second from left) with her husband, James (left), and the rest of her family. They include her son, Horatio (bottom left), parents brother and his wife. This was before Gilman’s second child, Sophia, was born. The toy Army men and dog tag were reminders about the push toward ending homelessness for veterans. It came from Linda Kaufman, national movement manager for the Zero: 2016 team at Community Solutions. The button is a humorous sound prop that tells the pusher to focus.
These are two awards of which Gilman is extremely proud. The tennis ball is a memento from a game played through the Rapid Results Institute. Gilman’s team cut its time significantly during one exercise. The trophy is from the first year the Nonprofit Center gave awards, the category being for collaboration and innovation.
Sure, Gilman has calendars programmed on her computer. But these weekly erase boards are where she keeps items of real importance. “This keeps me more on task than the electric stuff,” she says. “If you’re ever stuck, shuffle the deck and try a suggestion,” says Gilman. One of the first one laid out how to change concepts on any particular issue.
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Assets of company or corporation are protected from creditors while repayment plan is developed. Sebrenia Chambers, 1011 Glen Echo Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32211, Atty: J Burgess, Case No 15-04013, filed 9-4-2015
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Assets of individual or corporate sole are protected from creditors while repayment plan is developed. Chris S Lewis & Georgina L Lewis aka Georgina Lyn Lewis fka Georgina L Hurst, 2485 Tuscan Oaks Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32223, Atty: E Parker, Jr, Case No 15-04012, filed 9-4-2015 Lenorris L Bryant aka Lee Bryant, 4670 Sunbeam Station Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32257, Atty: D Higginbotham, Case No 15-04014, filed 9-4-2015 Albert Ranol Bennett, 9737 Eisenhower Rd, Jacksonville, FL 322462114, Atty: B Crumley, Case No 15-04028, filed 9-8-2015 Juanita Elmore, 1635 Mar Vic Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32218-4795, Atty: E Baggett, Case No 15-04031, filed 9-8-2015 Jeffrey Cullen Richart aka Cullen Richart & Carolyn D Richart, 8864 McKenna Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32226, Atty: A Emery, Case No 15-04036, filed 9-8-2015
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15-005005-CA Branch Banking And Trust Company vs The Unknown Heirs Or Beneficiaries Of The Estate O, Mason, Renea, Schneider, Elaine, Kulbe, Dwight, Unknown Tenants; Lenzi, Emilio R, atty, complaint, DivFC-E 15-005006-CA Unknown Party 1, U.S. Bank National Association vs Florida Housing Finance Corporation, United States Of America, Secretary Of Housing And, Unknown Party 2, Unknown Party 3, Unknown Party 4, Black, Stuart S; Scudder, Laurence Randolph, atty, complaint, Div-FC-C 15-005007-CA Bones, Terrisina vs McIntyre, Gerald, McIntyre, Joshua;
Aleman Coutu, Nicole Mikaelle, atty, complaint, Div-CV-E 15-005008-CA Laynes-Melendez, Jorge vs Legters, Robert, Alamo Financing, L.P.; Gadd, Jeffrey Louis, atty, complaint, Div-CV-B 15-005009-CA Discover Bank vs McGee, Jerry Jr; Marcadis, Ralph Sam, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H 15-005010-CA United Air Temp, Air Conditioning & Heating Of Fl vs Fulford, Daniel Alexander, Lankford, Stephanie Lynn; Tate, George Whaley, atty, complaint, Div-CV-E 15-005012-CA Savea, Heather vs WinnDixie Stores, Inc.; Marrese, Michael David, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H
15-005704-DR Valaro, Christopher J and Valaro, Shannon; Gregoire, Christina Marie, atty, diss of marr, DivFM-F 15-005705-DR In Re: Paternity: Thomson, Aleah Ann and Cowen, Kevin Michael; Sneed, Jeffrey Jarvis, atty, Div-FM-C 15-005707-DR Hammonds, Jessica Marie and Hammonds, Dallas Jr; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-F
15-005708-DR Johnson, Darrell Carl Jr and Johnson, Yerika D.; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-B 15-005709-DR Moody, Caroline and Moody, Christopher; Price, Nina Renee, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-E 15-005710-DR Simms, Charlotte and Simms, Steven; Gardner, Darin Carr, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-F 15-005717-DR Blye, Ashley and Blye, Kemaine; Lucho, Mirna Angelica, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-B 15-005718-DR In Re: Paternity: Gurley, Jessica M and Moran, Bryan H Sr; Proper Person, Div-FM-D
15-005722-DR Crowley, Travis A and Crowley, Antonia R; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-D 15-005723-DR Givens, Phillip K and Givens, Estelle J; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-E 15-005728-DR Burgos, Wilfredo and Burgos, Hidequel; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-B 15-005729-DR Spence, Racheal C and Spence, Tommy J; Pniewski, Susan Pamela, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-G 15-005730-DR Bowen, Robert and Bowen, Patricia; Nicol, Gordon Thomas, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-D
et al, cert. of title Aleksandr Aparnev vs. Selenia Robinson & Beverly Van Gundy, final judg Bank of America vs. Shirley D. Davis & Larry T., II et al, final judg CitiFinancial Servicing LLC vs. the Estate of Josephine L. Clardy; the unknown heirs &/or beneficiaries of the Estate of Josephine L. Clardy et al, final judg CitiMortgage Inc. vs. Donna DevitoMehr & Chris et al, final judg HSBC Bank USA vs. Brian D. Bates et ux, et al, final judg Michaelson Group Real Estate LLC vs. Mikiesha Reddles et al, final judg Vincent Michael Paul vs. Venny Automotive LLC, final judg Regions Bank vs. Jeffrey E. Buchanan & Melissa W. et al, final judg
State Farm Bank vs. Michele Hammond et al, final judg State of Florida DOT vs. Car Spa Atlantic Boulevard et al, final judg Unifirst Corp. vs. August “Gus” Toloudis, final judg U.S. Bank vs. Nancy L. Plumlee Choin & Daniel A. et al, final judg VCP River Oaks LLC vs. Charles Mathis & Zelda, final judg WELLS FARGO BANK VS: FINAL JUDG Allen R. Thomas et al A.P. Hamm, Jr. & Leslie C. et al Bank of America vs. Laura H. Matos & José M.; Sandra Marie Jumber et al, cert. of sale Bank of New York Mellon vs. Pauline Pavotto et vir, et al, cert. of sale Fannie Mae vs. James W. Newman et
ux; Jonathan A. Behm et al, cert. of sale JPMorgan Chase Bank vs. Jaimie Cook & Timothy et al, cert. of sale NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC VS: CERT. OF SALE Randall K. Glass & Sharleen Betty O. Martin et al U.S. BANK VS: CERT. OF SALE Juan A. Acosta & Nilda L. et al Christopher L. Edgington et ux & Matthew Sirmans et al Wells Fargo Bank vs. Kimberlee P. Broughton et vir, et al, cert. of sale Dennis Nieves, Jr. & Nicole Marie Nieves, final judg Diazeaner Goggins & Mervyn Goggins, final judg
CIVIL ACTIONS 15-005003-CA Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. vs Community Association Of Hart Estates, Inc. Of Jac, Unknown Tenants/owners 1, Unknown Tenants/ owners 2, Unknown Tenants/owners 3, Bellamy, Tony; Wadler, Joan Weitzenkorn, atty, complaint, Div-FC-E 15-005004-CA Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. vs Bowers, Sidney J, Unknown Tenants/owners 1, Unknown Tenants/ owners 2, Unknown Tenants/owners 3; Wadler, Joan Weitzenkorn, atty, complaint, Div-FC-C
New Cases
FAMILY LAW
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
U.S. Bank vs. George E. Addington & Martha C. et al, final judg Wells Fargo Bank vs. Daniel C. Connell, Jr. & Angela R. et al, final judg Wescon First Inc. vs. Bernadette Bernardo & John Sorrell, Jr., final judg Windwood Asset Management LLC vs. Danielle A. Luster, final judg Bank of New York Mellon vs. Bobby D. Childers & Sharon, cert. of sale HSBC Bank USA vs. Randy K. Devane et ux, et al, cert. of sale Bank of America vs. Brenda W. Lovett & David O.; Matthew Lovett et ux, Vanessa Lovett et vir & Jessica Lovett-
Business Leads
New Cases
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” GARY WILKINSON, JUDGE 278-3772
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Labombard et vir, et al, cert. of title Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Melissa M. Ned et vir, et al, cert. of title NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Joseph F. Duszlak, Mary Hollis Hill & Sarah Burgess Gerber et al, cert. of title Residences at City Place Condominium Association Inc. vs. Patricia Gordon, Anne G. Gordon & William W. Gordon et al, cert. of title SunTrust Mortgage Inc. vs. Joan F. Camacho et al, cert. of title U.S. Bank vs. Anthony C. Singleton & Tracy et al, cert. of title Vanderbilt Mortgage & Finance Inc. vs. Timothy J. Bristol & Patricia A. et al, cert. of title Wells Fargo Bank vs. Double Diamond Investments; Ricardo Rios & Luz N.
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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”
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New Cases
COUNTY COURT 15-003995-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Broome, Joseph; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, DivCC-J 15-003996-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Reeves, Shellina; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-003998-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs McLarty, Thomas; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-003999-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Palacios, Julio; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, DivCC-M 15-004000-SC Midland Funding LLC Aas Credit One Bank vs Lessig, Verdie; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J 15-004001-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Faust, Vannessa; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004002-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Ippolito, Jeanna; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004003-SC Portfolio Recovery As-
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sociates LLC vs Colombo, Desiree; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 15-004004-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Collins, Daniel W; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004005-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Williams, Veronique; White, Racquel Ann, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 15-004006-SC San Jose Imaging Center LLC vs Geico General Insurance Company (patient: Christina Tinc); Tombs Mangel, Tory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004007-SC Midland Funding LLC vs Smith, Kimberly; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-004008-SC First Coast Medical Center AAO Sierra Williams vs Hartford Personal Auto Managed Care; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 15-004009-SC Bennett, Raymond O vs Seven-One-Seven Parking Management Services, Inc.; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004010-SC Midland Funding LLC Aao Webbank/Fingerhut Credit vs Furlow, Richard III; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 15-004011-SC Midland Funding LLC Aao Credit One Bank vs Rock, Ange-
la; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004012-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC AAO GE Capital Retail Bank/Pearle Vision vs Laberge, Janice; Hafeez, Sarah, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-004013-SC Marcadis, Ralph, Webbank/Fingerhut vs Cruz, Ana L; Hempfling, Jonathan Philip, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 15-004014-SC Neurology Partners, P.A. DBA Emas Spine & Brain Specialist AAO Rosana Bautista vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-004015-SC First Coast Medical Center AAO Harvey Gordon vs Metropolitan Property And Casualty Insurance Co; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 15-004016-SC LVNV Funding, LLC vs Ordillas, Virginia; Andreu, Desiree M, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 15-004017-SC Silver Chiropractic & Wellness AAO Joshua Hayes vs Agency Insurance Company Of Maryland, Inc.; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-004018-SC LVNV Funding, LLC vs Ponciano, Vincent; Solis Garcia, Yulexy, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J
CIVIL ORDERS 17275-752 Ft. Francis LLC vs. Shanetta Womack, final judg 17275-765 George Baker vs. Derek Carpenter, final judg 17275-781 Myrtle D. Crews vs. Joe L. Williams & Gwendolyn Williams, final judg 17275-797 Brian Baldwin vs. Felipe Orozco & Shelly, final judg 17275-856 N.E. Summers vs. John Anthony Thompson, final judg 17275-867 Carroll Management vs. Yvonne Keesee, final judg 17275-873 SSS Apartments LLC vs. Robert Rowland, final judg 17275-874 Earl T. Lovett vs. Jessie Helms & Ashley Vancannon, final judg 17275-876 Michaelson Group Real Estate LLC vs. Earnest Moses, final judg 17275-891 Yes Communities LLC vs. Brittany Bright & Andrew McClellan et al, final judg 17275-894 Signature Realty & Management Inc. vs. Errol Woodward, final judg 17275-896 Portside MHC LLC vs. Charles R. Milford et al, final judg 17275-899 Mid America Apartment Communities Inc. vs. Beatrize Mejias,
José Mejias, Jr. & José Mejias, final judg 17275-915 MAC Highland LLC vs. Rodney Kennedy & Adria Hodges, final judg 17275-918 WRH Realty Services Inc. vs. Randel Jones, final judg 17275-919 Jacksonville Affordable Communities THC vs. Breon Pollins, final judg 17275-941 Waterford Mandarin Gardens Associates LLC vs. Jerry Hodge, final judg 17275-947 Carroll Management vs. Jonathan Houston, final judg 17275-956 Yes Companies LLC vs. Carlos Maldonado Garcia et al, final judg 17275-979 Summit Management Trust LLC vs. Kimberly Sterrett & Joshua, final judg 17275-986 JMG Realty Inc. vs. Ana Escobar & Johana Escobar, final judg 17275-1065 Vyacheslav Bulkin vs. Laterice Reeves, final judg 17275-1089 Gerrardo Portilla vs. Glen Phillip Jones, Sr., final judg 17275-1093 Nannette V. Ramey vs. Marah Hamilton, final judg 17275-1114 Baykay Investments LLC vs. Tracell Cunningham et al, final judg
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Warranty Deeds Subdivision
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Unit 3426 The Woods Dr Loblolly Ln S Saginaw Av L98 Isla Vista Dr Beresford Ln L10 B4 L18 Acosta Oaks Dr Cedar Trace Dr W Dian Wood Dr E L9 Stone Rd
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-10 The Palms@Marsh Landing The Woods Unit 1 The Woods Unit II A Timuquana Heights Villages Northwoods Ph1 Vizcaya Watermill Un3 Westfield Un3 Westwood Estates Whitmore Oaks Windsor Chase Unit 2 Windsor Forest Windsor Parke Unit 5 Windy Hill Place
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Jessie St College St Elinor Rd Clydesdale Dr E N/A Townsend Bv Abby Glen Cr Caribbean Ct N 7th St Dibble Cr E Edgewood Av S Garden Gate Dr Serenoa Dr Falling Waters Dr Sands Av Biscayne Grove Ln Blue Pacific Ct Auburn Oaks Rd E Cedar Bay Rd Barmer Dr Autrey Av S Finchley Ln Scott Cr Annapolis Wy Lem Turner Rd Plummer Rd Ripken Cr W Middlebury Glen Ct Egrets Glade Dr Misty Dawn Ct N Sunstone St Saverio Ln Barcelona Av Great Oaks Ln N/A Ramoth Dr Mission Hills Cr W Blue Stream Dr Tradewinds Dr Biggin Church Rd W Pond View Dr Abbeyfield Dr La Terrazza Pl Barry Dr E San Juan Av Brody Cove Tl Lake Mist Ln Lydia Estates Dr E Carriage House Ct Cedar St 2nd St N Jasper Av Ocean Dr S Ph5 Bristol Bay Ct Wonder Ln Castlemain Cr N Corsica Ln Notre Dame Ln E Gordon Av 2nd Av N Beekman Lake Dr S Point Lavista Rd Rampart Ridge Cr Riviera St Stage Coach Ln Dupont Station Ct S Sol Ct Margate Dr Hilltop Bv Spanish Cove Tl Sturbridge Cr W Wattle Tree Rd E Derby Forest Dr The Greens Wy 3426 The Woods Dr Loblolly Ln S Alexandra Dr Village Grove Dr N Sand Pine Ct Sunset Bluff Dr Isla Vista Dr Westland Oaks Dr Acosta Oaks Dr Cedar Trace Dr W Dian Wood Dr E Ashfield Dr
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COMMENCEMENTS Notice filed when construction valued at $2500 or more is to take place CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-11 17287-1221 Geo Tech for Cynthia S. Beasley, 8572 Old Plank Rd, filed 9-1-2015 17287-12152 Blue Haven Pools & Spas for Ralph Nuanez, L51, Pablo Creek Reserve, Phase 1, filed 9-1-2015 17287-1259 J&M Roofing Services Inc. for Yolanda Narisse, 9737 Villiers Dr N, filed 9-1-2015 17287-1271 Elfrink Custom Construction Inc. for Starbucks Coffee Co., 4804 Deer Lake Dr W, filed 9-1-2015 M. DAIGLE & SONS FOR: FILED 9-12015 17287-1285 Myra Martine, 542 Chestnut Dr 17287-1286 Ron Stroud, 10407 Rothbury Dr S 17287-1287 House Doctor Construction Inc. for Foland & Higbee, L3, 1st Addn. to Speedway Park, filed 9-1-2015 17287-1296 J&M Roofing Services Inc. for Robert Riley, 10245 Rising Mist Ln, filed 9-1-2015 ADVANTAGE HOME BUILDERS INC. FOR SELF: FILED 9-1-2015 17287-1671 L29, Panther Creek, Phase 2-B 17287-1673 L30, Panther Creek, Phase 2-B 17287-1675 Shawn H. Buckley for Juan Villa & Pat, 14365 Cedar Island Rd, filed 9-1-2015 ECOVIEW WINDOWS FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17287-1744 Anna Holmes, 4023 4th Av 17287-1768 Carl Kyle, 3006 Hampstead Pl 17287-1858 AV Homes for self, L54, Old Still, filed 9-1-2015 DAVID MERRITT CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17287-1864 Walker Arends, 6332 Pottsburg Plantation Bv 17287-1865 Helen Marie Canova, 800 Permento Av 17287-1866 Laura L. Dodson, 8663 Bandera Cr 17287-1867 Chelsea Moore, 1520 Francis Av, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 17287-1868 Samuel Bunting, 11763 Ft. Caroline Rd 17287-1869 Jason Platas, 13543 Tarrasa Ct W 17287-1898 Evan Douglas Construction Inc. for Triple P Distributing Co., 3601 Regent Bv, filed 9-1-2015 ROOF IT RIGHT FOR: FILED 9-12015 17287-2012 Edward Simpson, 2813-15 Green St 17287-2013 Jerry Adams, 1556 Harrington Park Dr 17287-2020 River City Roofing for Sandra Scott, 1719 Almira St, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2025 Preferred Roofing LLC for Daniel Coile, L11,121, Broetzman’s S/D, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2034 Ideal Conditions for William Coats & Desiree, 7523 Trails End, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2058 Lester Dominick for self, 93 Kimberly Ct, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2073 Pools by John Clarkson for Joseph McGurrin, L4, B5, Atlantic Beach, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2080 Ron Russell Roofing Inc. for SIFF 4 LLC, L34, Highlands, Unit 7, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2132 Summit Development for General Electric Co., L14,16, B2, L3,4,13-15, B3, L1,2, B3, Jacksonville Heights, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2135 Jerry D. Schofield for self, 3909 Jones Rd, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2409 Avid Construction for Lou Arab & Christine, 1521 Penman Rd, Neptune Beach, FL 32266, filed 9-12015 17287-2410 Florida Cooling Store Inc. for Richard Caplin, 1210 Journeys End Ln, filed 9-1-2015 17288-28 Bohemia Roofing Co. Inc. for Dennis M. Williams, L1, B14, University Park, Unit 4, filed 9-1-2015 17288-66 Bigfoot Roofing & Construction Inc. for Eric Morton, 14330 Coral Reef Dr S, filed 9-1-2015 NINE ENTERPRISES FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-91 Hines Global REIT, 4871 Town Center Py #5 17288-92 Retail Investors LLC, 4530 St. Johns Av 17288-93 Park East Plaza 130 LLC, 2683 St. Johns Bluff Rd S 17288-94 San Pablo Land Trust, 14286 Beach Bv, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 17288-179 Preferred Roofing LLC for Annette Pryor, L10,11, B33, South Riverside, Sec A, filed 9-1-2015 AQUATITE ROOFING FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-199 Suzanne Silver, L22A, B11, Sandalwood, Unit 3A 17288-200 Dianne King, L5, B33, Arlington Hills, Unit 7-A AMERICAN WINDOW PRODUCTS INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-227 Nancy Tsai, L1, B135, Pablo Beach North
17288-228 Gary Reynolds, L190, Hickory Creek 17288-229 Eddie Richardson, L18, B67, Murray Hill Heights 17288-230 Patrick Flynn, L1, B3, Hannah Terrace 17288-231 Raymond Ossi, L17, Evercharm HOMERITE WINDOWS & DOORS FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-287 Ingrid L. Prosser, 1221 Moloski Rd 17288-288 Mike Reischman, 9146 Latimer Rd W 17288-289 Jeffery Hill, 14551 Camberwell Ln W 17288-290 Nancy Morales, 893 Pinemeadow Cv 17288-291 Arnold Erdman, 13415 Peregrine St MAC JOHNSON ROOFING INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-392 The McDonough Family Trust, 10356 Sugar Grove Rd 17288-393 Willa Deave Birchmore, 1616 Lakeshore Bv 17288-394 AAA Roofmasters Inc. for Denise Mathews, L6, B5, Greenland Acres Addn 1, filed 9-1-2015 17288-395 Jasper Contractors for Jessica R. Ligator, 2257 Dellwood Av, filed 9-1-2015 17288-425 Indoor Comfort Inc. for Nancy Thompson, L145, B45, Deercreek Country Club, Unit 1, filed 9-1-2015 17288-538 Jasper Contractors for William Wise, 4569 Cape Elizabeth Ct E, filed 9-1-2015 17288-639 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. for Deborah A. Heesen, L3, B4, Arlingwood, Unit 1, filed 9-1-2015 17288-640 Jasper Contractors for Antonio L. Zarbo, 4558 Cape Elizabeth Ct E, filed 9-1-2015 17288-650 Benton Integrity Roofing Systems for Fred C. Collins, Jr., L1, B48, Deerwood, Unit 7, filed 9-1-2015 17288-666 Jasper Contractors for Brian L. Larry, 5019 Cape Elizabeth Ct, filed 9-1-2015 17288-682 All South Roofing Co. Inc. for Paul Robinson, L11,12, Holly Oaks Forest, Sec 4, filed 9-1-2015 17288-749 Jasper Contractors for Joanna E. McAvoy Pugh, 2041 Hovington Cr W, filed 9-1-2015 17288-778 Christine L. Sharpe for self, L7, Bowden Farms, filed 9-1-2015 17288-807 Sunbelt Homes & Roofing LLC for Fortson Sprattling, L36, Pine Forest, filed 9-1-2015 17288-838 All Weather Contractors for Sally Hague, 4624 Confederate Oaks Dr, filed 9-1-2015 17288-839 Carlson Enterprises LLC for Mirza Hodzic, L228, Deer Ridge, Unit 3, filed 9-1-2015 HCC TAMAYA RESIDENTIAL LLC FOR SELF: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-922 L122, Bella Nina at Tamaya 17288-923 L45, Bella Nina at Tamaya 17288-924 L32, Bella Nina at Tamaya CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOOR FOR SELF: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-979 10601 Alta Dr 17288-980 11000 Baymeadows Rd 17288-981 7880 Gate Py 17288-982 1414 Millcoe Rd 17288-1015 AJ Wells Roofing & Construction Inc. for Joe Singletary & Pamela, 2150 Rothbury Dr, filed 9-12015 WCI GROUP INC. FOR: FILED 9-12015 17288-1016 Cynthia J. Collier, L175, Riverbrook at Glen Kernan, Unit 3 17288-1017 Therese Whitmer, L302, Bainebridge Estates, Unit 1 AJ WELLS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1018 Susan Walker, 3085 Pablo Bay Ct 17288-1020 Aaron Ward, 3127 Bent Creek Ln 17288-1047 James Hogan, 3401 Debussy Rd PRO JAX ROOFING FOR: FILED 9-12015 17288-1048 James Holdings LLC, 1876 Doyon Ct 17288-1049 Alois Woodrow, 5242 Anchor Av 17288-1050 Van Thai Nguyen, 7977 Shircliff Dr 17288-1051 Gary Kuhatschek, 5604 Stetson Rd 17288-1081 Kevin McPheeters, 8026 Voltaire Ct N 17288-1082 AJ Wells Roofing & Construction for Ronald Finch, 10504 Serena Dr, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1107 KLT Construction Inc. for Abdelali Bedri, L1, Southside Estates, Unit 8, filed 9-1-2015 SNYDER CO. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1285 Andrew Roher, L192, Reedy Branch Plantation, Unit 1, 17288-1286 FSB Holdings LLC, Farms 39,40, Bowden Farms 17288-1287 Joe Barrow, WL1, B5, Ortega AJ WELLS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1288 Dwain Senterfitt, 268 University Bv 17288-1298 Wayne Eaton, 13017 Staffordshire Dr S 17288-1290 Ron Russell Roofing Inc. for Robin Budd, L6, B10, Spring Lake, Unit 3, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1293 AJ Wells Roofing & Construction for Elliott Manning, 12634 Ashmore Green Dr S, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1320 VanDeusen Roofing for
Damon Jorris & Ashley Galvin, L1618, B1, Ashton Park, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1357 Robert Roberts First Coast Roofing Inc. for Eric Brown, 2351 Justin Rd E, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1548 Matt Reese for Blair Wygle & Kimberly, 13455 Aquiline Rd, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1600 North Florida Roofing Contractors for Randolph Irizarry, 9752 Leahy Rd, filed 9-1-2015 ROGERO & WILLIAMS BUILDING & ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1604 Sandra Roberts, 783 Old Hickory Rd 17288-1605 Sanra Kozomara, 8916 Adams Walk Dr 17288-1606 Marilynn Stevenson, 14409 Mandarin Rd D&D ROOFING FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1607 Fred Fralick, 3618 Leewood Ln 17288-1608 James Edwards, L110, West Ridge Estates, Unit 3 17288-1646 Patillo Construction Corp. for WS 4948 LLC, Bldg 29, Bulls Bay Hy, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1648 Rogero & Williams Building & Roofing Contractors for Douglas Harrell, 7917 Almar Pl, filed 9-12015 17288-1683 J&M Roofing Services Inc. for Wanda Wright, L2, J.J. Flynn’s S/D, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1865 NE FL Roofing Inc. for Sang Hoang, 4047 Bender Rd, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1888 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. for Thomas E. McDill & Audrey A., 3084 Parental Home Rd, filed 9-12015 17288-1902 Carolina Carports Inc. for Rickey S. Lee, 3958 Star Tree Rd, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1909 HuCo Construction Services Inc. for Pattie Laverty, Sec 3, T3S, R29E, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1930 Coastal Building Systems of Amelia Inc. for Alice Walker, 3107 Cesery Bv, filed 9-1-2015 17288-1933 Drees Homes of Florida Inc. for self, L70, Panther Creek, Phase 2B, filed 9-1-2015 17288-2062 Tri-H Construction LLC for City of Neptune Beach, 2010 Forest Av, Neptune Beach, FL 32266, filed 9-1-2015 17288-2063 Tom Eiland for Kyndall Boyles, L33, Nature’s Forest, filed 9-1-2015 17288-2099 Landon Homes LLC for self, L6,7, Lourcey’s Farms, filed 9-12015 17288-2143 Builders Trust Construc-
tion Co. for Danny Barlow, L2, B7, Oak Hill, Unit 6, filed 9-1-2015 HOUSE DOCTORS CONSTRUCTION INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2191 Elvira Mnatsakanova, Sec 2, T2S, R25E 17288-2192 Robert Pridgen & Crystall, 2076 Willesdon Dr E 17288-2193 Milton Thomas, 1978 Hollington Dr ANDESCO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2226 East Point Landing Investment LLC, 7030 Beechfern Ln S 17288-2227 KSN Investment Corp., 7021 Hielo Dr CBI CONSTRUCTION INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2261 True Investments, 3853 Packard Dr 17288-2262 ADCIP II LLC, 347 W 23rd St 17288-2263 EPICDA LLC, 957 Huron St BUILDING UNLIMITED ROOFING & SOLAR FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2304 Destination Homes, L4, B33, Bayard 17288-2305 Destination Homes, L4, B33, Bayard 17288-2340 Ujjal Miah, 7638 Fawn Lake Dr N CNR ROOFING FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2357 Robert Stewart, 5138 Locksley Av 17288-2358 Milton R. Locklear, 4175 Gadsden Rd 17288-2359 Jonathan Garza, 2477 Community Rd 17288-2360 Maxcine Price, L24, B115, Cedar Hills Estates, Unit 11 17288-2361 James Stracke, L2, B2, J.L. Wright S/D 17288-2387 Christine Kent for self, L6, B6, Ortega Hills, Unit 2, filed 9-12015 17288-2388 Leon C. Martin Inc. for Quality Discount Roofing LLC, L12, John T. Hunter Gardens, Sec 3, filed 9-1-2015 17288-2396 High Standard Roofing Inc. for Barry McCoy, L15, B1, Oak Landing, Unit 1, filed 9-1-2015 LEON C. MARTIN INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2426 Hoose Homes & Investments LLC, L37, B12, Glynlea Park, Unit 2 17288-2428 Quality Discount Roofing LLC, L7, Wilcox Court 17288-2484 Southern Lifestyle Homes LLC for Procoin LLC, L88, Atlantic Beach Country Club, Unit 2, filed 9-1-2015 FLORIDA COASTLINE CONSTRUC-
TION FOR ANWAR SAADEH & MARY A.: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2492 1204 River Bank Ct 17288-2493 1208 River Bank Ct NORTH FLORIDA COASTAL CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-2494 1214 River Bank Ct 17288-2495 1218 River Bank Ct 17288-2496 1231 River Bank Ct 17288-2497 1244 River Bank Ct 17288-2498 1248 River Bank Ct 17288-2499 5739 Atlantic Bv 17288-2500 1934 Bartram Rd 17289-1 1412 Aiken Av 17289-2 L3, Aiken’s R/P of Hulbert’s S/D 17289-3 L2, Hulbert’s S/D
LIENS
A legal claim placed against property for another satisfaction of alleged debt or duty. Includes lien number, person or company holding lien, debtor, amount of lien, date filed. 17287-1396 Point Meadows Place Condominium Association Inc. vs. Bayview Loan Servicing LLC, $488.00, filed 9-1-2015 17287-1397 Merrill Pines Condominium Association Inc. vs. Cinla Floresca, $1,587.92, filed 9-1-2015 17287-2028 City of Jacksonville vs. Mark R. Roeder, $5,000.00, filed 9-12015 17287-2445 St. Ives of Jacksonville Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Kristy B. Isaac, $645.00, filed 9-12015 VICTORIA POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 9-12015 17287-2447 Wesley D. Haggary, $1,012.34 17287-2448 Kevin Ratoo, $1,421.87 17288-46 Brookwood Forest Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Frankie McClendon, $271.68, filed 9-1-2015 17288-759 Eagle Electric Inc. vs. C.T. Earle Corp. et al, $17,950.00, filed 9-1-2015 ROOFMAX CORP. VS: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1007 Ben Lang, $3,754.42 17288-1019 Lenard Mills, $2,034.56 17288-1327 Snyder Co. vs. Jeffrey S. Asnberry & Mary Lee, $6,845.00, filed 9-1-2015 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 9-1-2015 17288-1593 Susanne Openshaw, $3,161.00 CONTINUED ON
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