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The price of unpaid tickets
City decides to write off more than $11M in old fines By David Chapman Staff Writer
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City Council member Bill Gulliford asked an innocent enough question Monday morning to a room full of people who had pension reform on their mind. That plan would be announced an hour later, but Gulliford wanted to briefly talk parking tickets. Mayor Lenny Curry’s administration had decided to write off unpaid parking tickets over a 30-year span.
“Anybody want to know what the total dollar amount is?” said the finance committee chair at the end of the meeting. No one quickly responded, so he offered the answer in the form of another question. “How about $11 million?” That got the room’s attention. A quick but audible gasp, a brief whistle. According to ordinance, the city is able to simply cut its losses on fines that were never paid. The city is
allowed to remove debts more than a year old. However, it pursues them for five years. City Chief Financial Officer Mike Weinstein sent a memo to council President Greg Anderson, Council Auditor Kirk Sherman and Gulliford in December informing them of his decision to write off the uncollectable citations. Weinstein told the committee during its meeting that signing off on such settlements and waivers is the “most painful part of my job.”
“We do give away a lot of money,” he said. From 1980-2010, there were 191,500 parking citations that never were paid. The highest annual unpaid fines came at more than $1 million from 2005-09. Illegally parking in a handicapped spot earns a $250 fine. Overtime on a meter starts at $15 and the fees jump as as both continue to go unpaid. After a certain period, a boot can be hitched to the offender’s car. TICKETS CONTINUED ON PAGE A-4
Board reviewing bonus pay at JEA The requirements and formula haven’t changed, but how JEA might choose to reward its employees for meeting performance goals was clarified Tuesday by the utility’s Compensation Committee. The committee was formed after Mayor Lenny Curry replaced six of the seven board members he asked to resign. It is charged with assisting the board in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities by reviewing compensation policies and strategies for JEA’s 2,000 union-member and appointed executive employees. The committee reviews and makes recommendations, which must then be approved by the full board. “This committee represents our purpose,” said board member Delores Kessler, chair of the committee. “We asked a lot of questions and got this where it needs to be.” Employee compensation became an issue last year when JEA announced its top executives and some managerial Kessler employees would receive bonus checks, referred to by JEA as “pay for performance,” ranging from $15,000-$50,000. The rank-and-file union members received an average of $1,700 in performance pay. The bonuses were — and will remain — based on employees meeting specific goals. Chief Human Resources Officer Angie Hiers said salaries and bonuses for union employees are based on how JEA’s pay scale compares to other utilities — both not-for-profit and investor-owned — and similar industries. “The compensation market is based on the established or accepted rate of pay for a job,” she said. She described the overall compensation survey conducted every two years as JEA
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Helping reunite lost pets and their families
Photo by Fran Ruchalski
By Max Marbut Staff Writer
Bob Williams’ Facebook page and website provides information to people who have lost and found pets. The Facebook page and its volunteers have reunited hundreds of families. Williams, pictured with his rescue dog, Charlie, does not make money from the venture. See story on Page A-7.
Open office space for Southeastern HQ Plans for the new Baymeadows headquarters for Southeastern Grocers, which will house about 1,000 associates and contractors, show four floors of conference and collaboration rooms and open office areas. What they don’t show are individual offices. That’s what President and CEO Ian McLeod promised when the Jacksonvillebased supermarket company announced it would move its headquarters from West Jacksonville to the Prominence office park. “All personal offices will be removed, including my own,” he said in a statement in October. He said he believed that open space without offices “works far more effectively to break down barriers and encourage faceto-face communication.” The only nod to executive functions appears to be the largest conference room
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on the top floor of the four-story building. Southeastern Grocers said Tuesday it would not disclose which floor would house the top executives. The company has said the new space will include contemporary workstations, glass-walled meeting rooms and facilities to support new product development. It said Tuesday the new design was made with its top goal in mind — “to deliver quality, service and value to our customers.”
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Like other open-plan office environments, the Southeastern Grocers Store Support Center will feature a blend of open, collaborative work areas and private spaces to accommodate meetings and communication, said company spokesman Zack Bingham. Rockford Construction Co. of Grand Rapids, Mich., is the contractor for the project, according to a building-permit application. RS&H is the architect. The application shows a $4.5 million interior renovation at 8928 Prominence Parkway. Interior demolition of the 160,000 square feet of space was a separate $261,000 project by Williams & Rowe Co. Inc. Bingham said the company, which is privately held, does not divulge details of capital expenditures. Southeastern Grocers also intends to MATHIS CONTINUED ON PAGE A-2
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Mathis invite food trucks to visit the Baymeadows headquarters daily to provide employees with diverse dining options. The company was formed after Bi-Lo LLC bought Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. in 2012. Bi-Lo was based in Greenville, S.C., but moved the headquarters of the merged company to Winn-Dixie’s corporate offices. Southeastern Grocers is privately owned by funds associated with Dallas-based Lone Star Funds. Southeastern Grocers is the holding company for Winn-Dixie and two other banners. Bi-Lo moved the headquarters of the merged company to Winn-Dixie’s corporate offices at 5050 Edgewood Court in West Jacksonville. Some functions, including the IT Data Center, will remain there. Southeastern Grocers expects to move to Prominence during the first quarter of 2016.
Chamber confirms SunGard expansion
Fidelity National Information Services Inc. has completed its acquisition of the SunGard technology services company, but still has not confirmed its new purchase is the code-named Project Revere that will add 250 jobs. SunGard had not formally announced itself as Project Revere, either. Regardless, the JAX Chamber reports on its list of 2015 announcements that SunGard/ AvantGard announced 250 information-technology jobs will be created. AvantGard is a unit of SunGard. The details connect the dots between the unidentified Project Revere, which was approved for city tax incentives to add the jobs in a Downtown office on the Southbank, and SunGard, which is shown on a buildingpermit application as expanding its Southbank office space in the Prudential Building for 250-275 workstations. Project Revere promises to keep the 120 jobs it has in Jacksonville, which parallels the number that SunGard has. Also, SunGard struck an economic-development agreement with the city in 2013, and Project Revere refers to an unidentified prior agreement. The new and former agreement would run concurrently this year. City Council adopted the incentives resolution Nov. 10. FIS announced the completion of the SunGard acquisition Nov. 30. FIS has not responded to several calls and emails the past few weeks.
Chamber: Jobs led by manufacturing, financial services
The JAX Chamber’s JAXUSA Partnership economic development division’s list of major announcements for 2015 comprised 18 companies, 2,530 pro-
Today
3:30 p.m. – City Council member public meeting: Human Rights Ordinance, City Hall, Suite 425
Thursday, Jan. 7
1 p.m. – Jacksonville Planning Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber 3 p.m. – Taxation, Revenue & Utilization of Expenditures Commission Audit Committee, City Hall, Suite 425 4 p.m. – Taxation, Revenue & Utilization of Expenditures Commission, City Hall, Suite 425
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Southeastern Grocers designed an open-office environment for its new Baymeadows headquarters building in the Prominence office park. jected jobs and $527.5 million in capital investment. The jobs are what the companies said they plan to create. The targeted industries were led by five companies in advanced manufacturing, four each in financial services and logistics, and the rest were information technology, professional services and health and life sciences. By jobs, financial services led with almost 1,300 positions planned. The report compares with 28 companies, 2,534 jobs and a $118.45 million capital investment announced in 2014. In 2013, the numbers were 30 companies, 3,900 jobs and $492.02 million in capital investment. Vistakon, now Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, dominated capital investment with a $218 million project. And in 2012, the 27 announced companies pledged 3,011 jobs and $206.58 million in capital investment.
Carolina Casualty moving to JTB Center
In a corporate move among Southside office parks, three companies are switching spaces over the coming months. Carolina Casualty Insurance Co. is moving to the space formerly used by Digital Risk. Fidelity Investments is expanding into the space vacated by Carolina Casualty. And Digital Risk is moving to the Prominence office park. First, let’s look at Carolina Casualty, which is moving to the Collier Building in JTB Center in Southside. The city is reviewing a permit application for a $550,000 renovation for Carolina Casualty of about 28,000 square feet of space at 5011 Gate Parkway, No. 200. Plans show tenant improvements on the second floor for a board room, at least 11 offices, an open office area, training area, conference rooms and more. No contractor is specified. Rolland, DelValle & Bradley is the architect. Jacksonville-based Carolina Casualty is a specialty transportation insurance company. It provides property and casualty insurance coverage for the truck, business auto and public auto industries. It is a member of the W.R. Berkley Corp.
Public Meetings
Monday, Jan. 11
1 p.m. – City Council member public meeting: Public Service Grants workshop, City Hall, Suite 425
Tuesday, Jan. 12
2 p.m. – City Council JEA Agreement Special Committee, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 3 p.m. – City Council member public meeting: Feral cat program, City Hall, Suite 425 5 p.m. – City Council, City Hall, Council Chamber
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Communications Director Lesley Currier said Tuesday the company will move in April. She said the evolution of its business environment and market dynamics has “allowed us to realize greater efficiencies in terms of our space needs.” She said the lease, for 28,154 square feet, “will better suit our current needs.” Carolina Casualty is moving from 4600 Touchton Road E. in Deerwood North, where it has been for at least 11 years. That’s where Fidelity Investments is expanding. Fidelity Investments said in November it will lease the space for its 300-job expansion. Fidelity will add 58,000 square feet in Deerwood North Building 100. It already leases 108,000 square feet in Deerwood North Building 400. Fidelity worked with CBRE Inc. in Boston and Brad Chrischilles of CNL Commercial Real Estate in Jacksonville on that deal. Digital Risk LLC is relocating from the Collier Building in JTB Center to the Prominence office park in Baymeadows. Digital Risk, a financial services company, expects to move its 320 employees in mid-January. It will expand from 40,000 square feet into about 55,000 square feet. Scott Henley with Newmark Grubb Phoenix Realty Group and Tom Green with Providence One Partners represented Digital Risk. JLL Vice Presidents Kaycee Gardner and Jesse Shimp represented the landlord, Crocker Partners.
Jimmy John’s plans Bartram location
Dakenna Development Inc. will build-out space for Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches in Bartram Village, near the Pei Wei Fresh Kitchen. Jimmy John’s is planned at 12553 Bartram Park Blvd., No. 301. Pei Wei is going into No. 304. Dakenna will handle the $185,000 build-out of 1,500 square feet at Bartram Village. The three new retail buildings there also will include tenant spaces for Chipotle Mexican Grill and Hurricane Grill & Wings, along with other stores and services. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
Waterways Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber 3 p.m. – Duval County Election Advisory Panel, City Hall, Don Davis Room
Thursday, Jan. 14
2 p.m. – 2015 Value Adjustment Board, City Hall, Council Chamber
Monday, Jan. 18
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: All government offices closed
Thursday, Jan. 21
1 p.m. – Jacksonville Planning Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber
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TODAY Smoke and Mirrors
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville Mocajacksonville.org
Art Walk: “150 Years of Hemming Park” 5-9 p.m. Hemming Park Iloveartwalk.com
THURSDAY, JAN. 7 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
FRIDAY, JAN. 8 $5 Friday
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
Prom Dress Drive 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra: La Mer 8 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxsymphony.org
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SUNDAY, JAN. 10 Marriage Equality Marriage Celebration 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Premier Bride Expo
1-4 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
Gala of the Royal Horses 4 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxevents.com
Chris Williams: Soul Revival
7 p.m. Ritz Theatre and Museum Ritzjacksonville.com
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 Smoke and Mirrors
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville Mocajacksonville.org
THURSDAY, JAN. 14 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
MOCA Jacksonville Book Club: The Art Forger
1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville Mocajacksonville.org
Adamec Bike Night 6-10 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
FRIDAY, JAN. 15
11 a.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
$5 Friday
Music@Main: The Vivaci Trio
Tapestry: The Carole King Songbook
3 p.m. Main Library Hicks Auditorium Jpl.coj.net
Jacksonville Giants vs. Jackson Showboats 7:30 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxevents.com
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra: La Mer 8 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxsymphony.org
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
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SATURDAY, JAN. 16 Winter RAM
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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
• Stein Mart, 1200 Riverplace Blvd., contractor is Dav-Lin Interior Contractors, alterations and repairs on second floor, $357,850.
Other
• Unity Plaza, 330 Riverside Ave., contractor is River City Contractors, build 1,070-square-foot shell, $295,000.
Restaurants
• Starbucks, 7153 Phillips Highway, contractor is Elfrink Custom Construction, remodel of 1,750 square feet, $60,000.
Stores, mercantile
• New Leaf, 4160 Southside Blvd., No. 6, contractor is Shaycore Enterprises, interior build-out, $30,000. Compiled by Staff
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Report says state needs more jobs
By Mark Basch Contributing Writer Florida’s economy continued to recover in 2015 but more than six years after the recession ended, the state is still not back to normal, according to a Florida Legislature report last week. “Florida growth rates are generally returning to more typical levels and continue to show progress. However, the drags are more persistent than past events, and it will take another year to climb completely out of the hole left by the recession,” said the overview report by the Legislature’s Office of Economic and Demographic Research. “In the various forecasts, normalcy has been largely achieved by fiscal year 2016-17,” it said. The report said some key economic measures did return to or surpass pre-recession peaks during the 2014-15 fiscal year. “Most of the personal income metrics (real per capita income being a notable exception), some employment sectors and all of the tourism counts exceeded their prior peaks,” it said. “Still other measures were posting solid year-over-year improvements, even if they were not yet back to peak performance levels,” it said. However, the construction industry still has a long way to go. “In the current forecast, none of the key construction metrics
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show a return to peak levels until 2021-22,” it said. One positive economic trend is an ongoing increase in the labor force participation rate, the percentage of people age 16 and older who are working or actively seeking a job. “Florida’s labor force participation rate declined from January 2007 to September 2013. From October 2013 to January 2015, the downward trend was largely reversed as improving job prospects began to encourage people to rejoin or enter the labor force,” the report said. The participation rate was 58.9 percent in November, still below the 64 percent level before the recession began in 2007. Employment in Florida is back to where it was nine years ago, the report said. But because the population is growing, the state needs more jobs. “Florida’s prime working-age population (aged 25-54) has been adding people each month, so even more jobs need to be created to address the population increase since 2007,” it said. The state would need to create 530,000 additional jobs to have the same percentage of the population working as were employed in 2007. Florida’s population passed the 20 million mark in 2015, and the continued growth is a positive for the state. “Population growth is the state’s primary engine of econom-
ic growth, fueling both employment and income growth,” the report said. Florida’s population is projected to rise by 1.59 percent this year and grow by an average of 1.52 percent annually through 2020. Permits for single-family homes are “back in positive territory” but “still low by historic standards,” the report said. “However, calendar year-todate activity through November 2015 is running well above last year for the same period; single family data is higher (+14.61 percent) than last year’s data at the same point in time.” Home ownership continues to fall, with the rate dropping to 64.1 percent in the third quarter of 2015, below Florida’s longterm average of 66.3 percent. The report does indicate some factors may help turn that around. “In 2015, the first wave of homeowners affected by foreclosures and short sales are past the seven-year window generally needed to repair credit,” it said. That could increase home buying demand in 2016. One other factor that should help the state’s economy in 2016 is low gas prices. The report cited data by economics organization Global Insight that gas price savings would be $750 per household over the next four quarters. “For Florida, this means approximately $5.86 billion in additional spending,” it said.
bonus for JEA CEO Paul McElroy was reviewed by the committee as a separate item. His bonus will be determined by McElroy for meeting the utility’s budget, improving system reliability, implementing capital improvements, stabilizing revenue, improving satisfaction among customers and employees and maintaining “positive and constructive relationships” with key stakeholders. McElroy said JEA has about 100 stakeholders, such as city government, environmental groups, historic preservation organizations and neighborhood and home owners’ associations. Board chair Tom Petway questioned whether it’s appropriate to have employee and management performance standards based on revenue and cost of operation, both of which are dependent upon weather. Petway referred to weather as a “wild card” when it comes to running a utility, since it’s dif-
ficult to predict how hot, cold or dry weather may affect sales of electricity and water. He pointed out it’s been 12 years since Jacksonville was struck by a hurricane, which increases JEA’s cost for overtime and repairs. McElroy agreed and said in the case of widespread power outages, JEA spends money to restore power to customers, but customers can’t purchase electricity when their service is interrupted. Petway asked for a presentation from JEA staff for the board when it meets Jan. 19 to review and discuss the bonus program rather than placing the program on the consent agenda and approving the committee’s recommendations. “I don’t want to be a rubber stamp,” he said. “This is something we’ll have to live with.”
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“comprehensive” and also said before a new contract is negotiated with a union, an additional compensation survey is conducted to “refresh” the data. The 2016 pay-for-performance plan will be based on achieving goals set for customer satisfaction, service reliability, safety and cost control. Any payout must be based on savings, the savings must exceed the cost of the payout and the payout must be covered by operating cash flow. Potential payouts would equal about 3 percent of an employee’s annual salary if the goals are met and as much as 4 percent if an employee greatly exceeds the goals. Hiers said that policy is consistent with other utilities and does not represent a change in policy for JEA. “It was always understood. Now it’s clearly stated in a document,” she said. The potential 2016 performance
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Group pushes lawmakers for ethics reform
By The News Service of Florida
Florida is no longer the state with the most federal convictions for public corruption, according to a report released Tuesday by the advocacy group Integrity Florida. It’s now third, following Texas and California. The report said Florida is making progress in ethics reform, but co-author Ben Wilcox said the state has a long way to go. “Bottom line is: Florida has gone too long neglecting public corruption and ethical abuses,” Wilcox said. “And citizens have
paid a real price for corrupt government practices that have cost taxpayers public funds and damaged the state’s reputation.” Integrity Florida is urging lawmakers to pass further reforms during the legislative session that starts next week. The group is backing a proposal (SB 582), filed by Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, that would expand the definition of “public servant” so that government vendors and contractors could be prosecuted under bribery and misuse-ofoffice laws. The bill would also lower the
burden of proof for prosecutors in corruption cases. They would have to show people acted “knowingly” rather than “with corrupt intent” to gain convictions. Integrity Florida backs a proposal (SB 686/HB 593), filed by Gaetz and Rep. Larry Metz, R-Yalaha, that is known as the “Florida Anti-Corruption Act of 2016.” Among its provisions, the measure would require city officials to file full financial disclosures. Wilcox said the group would like to see that requirement in place for all elected officials.
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By Jim Turner The News Service of Florida Kevin McCarty, the state’s longtime insurance commissioner, said Tuesday he is leaving the job to explore “other career opportunities.” McCarty guided the insurance industry through the unprecedented 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons and a global recession. But a year ago, he was one of three agency heads targeted for removal by Gov. Rick Scott. McCarty will stay in the job until May 2 “to facilitate a smooth transition.” Scott will name a potential replacement and, if he gets agreement from Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater, then will take the nomination to the state Cabinet for approval. “The privilege of serving the people of Florida as insurance commissioner has been the highlight of my professional career,” McCarty said. In his resignation letter Tuesday to Atwater, McCarty said the move will “allow me to pursue other career opportunities of interest that have recently come to my attention.” In October, McCarty said he wasn’t going anywhere, but he’d listen if the offer was right. Industry insiders have said they wouldn’t be surprised to see McCarty lead the federal government’s National Flood Insurance Program or replace Ben Nelson, who has announced he is stepping down as CEO of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. “(McCarty’s) opportunities are endless,” said Lisa Miller, who has spent nearly three decades as an insurance regulator and lobbyist. “He’s a rare breed. He’s funny. He’s brilliant. He asks tough questions. He’s no shrinking violet.” But Miller acknowledged that Scott’s effort to remove McCarty from office played a role in the decision. “I think the events of this past year have given him the realization that his work is done here,” Miller said. “He can move on and leave Florida with his head held high.” McCarty has been with the state for more than a quarter century and has served as the appointed insurance commissioner since 2003. He is paid $134,157 a year to regulate an industry that is often in the state headlines. Scott’s office didn’t address possible replacements when
asked Tuesday. “We appreciate his service to the state, and we wish him the best of luck in his next endeavor,” Scott’s spokeswoman Jackie Schutz said in a statement. Atwater praised McCarty for helping to usher in reforms across multiple facets of the industry, including workers’ compensation insurance, medical malpractice insurance, health insurance and auto insurance. “He helped navigate consumers and the industry through the hardships and tumultuous effects of natural disaster, and his peers recognized his service and commitment by asking him to serve on a national level as president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners,” Atwater said in a statement. The decision by McCarty comes a week after Florida Department of Revenue Executive Director Marshall Stranburg announced he will leave for a job in Washington. Stranburg’s resignation is effective April 1. McCarty A year ago, Scott called for the Cabinet to begin the process of possibly removing McCarty, Stranburg and Office of Financial Regulation Commissioner Drew Breakspear. That came after Cabinet members questioned the governor over the abrupt departure in December 2014 of Florida Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner Gerald Bailey. Breakspear remains in office, and his spokeswoman Jamie Mongiovi said in an email Tuesday that “he does not have any plans to resign.” People who have worked closely on insurance issues said McCarty has left the insurance market strong. “Indeed, while we may have been critical of some of his regulatory decisions over the years, he has effectively overseen the state’s complex and politically charged insurance system with fairness and restraint,” R Street Institute Florida Director Christian Camara said in a release. “Undoubtedly, he deserves credit for restoring sanity and stability to Florida’s shaky insurance marketplace.” Pasco County Tax Collector Mike Fasano, a former state lawmaker who worked on insurance issues, said in a release that Floridians are “losing one of their greatest advocates.”
Still, Gulliford said, it’s not enough “incentive” to keep people paying their fines. He’d like to see the state provide assistance when it comes time to vehicle and license renewal time. Paying parking citations would happen before any renewal. Weinstein suggested during the meeting that increasing the “incentive” — the punishment, actually — for people to pay or potentially bidding out the Request for Proposal with a debt collection company could be ways. Currently, there’s not much he or the city can do. “We don’t have debtors prisons,” Weinstein quipped to council members. Questions about the city’s arrangement with its debt collection agency, Penn Credit Corp., were not answered by Curry’s office. Council member Matt Schellenberg serves as the liaison to the National League of Cities and Florida Association of Counties. He’s asked members
of both organizations how they handle the issue and only has received a few answers — Tallahassee has a system in place and “does a very good job collecting fines,” he said, but needs to find out details. Others will respond, said Schellenberg, then it’s a matter of finding out what they do well and trying to find a solution for Jacksonville. In the meantime, he’s bullish about enforcing laws on the books — fines amassed should be collected. “We expect citizens to follow the rules,” he said. “Most people get it … but for those who ignore the law, we need to be more aggressive.” For now, though, it’ll just be money billed but lost — after more than two decades on some, they’re considered noncollectible. To keep the books properly balanced, that means making them disappear.
How they add up The city wants to write off $11 million in unpaid parking tickets from 1980-2010. Ordinance code allows for such a move. Here’s a breakdown of what’s owed: Total Outstanding amount Year citations due 1980 1 $70 1990 1 $56 1992 28 $1,505 1995 1 $42 1998 16,001 $703,972 1999 16,471 $721,033 2000 12,923 $611,240 2001 12,492 $584,865 2002 13,527 $632,826 2003 13,403 $638,336 2004 14,721 $671,956 2005 15,810 $1,097,493 2006 19,091 $1,289,023 2007 15,697 $1,101,014 2008 14,047 $1,037,924 2009 14,495 $1,024,828 2010 12,791 $900,406 Total 191,500 $11,016,590
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Source: Penn Credit Corp.
Opponents again target ‘docs v. glocks’
By Jim Saunders The News Service of Florida Pointing to free-speech issues, physicians and medical groups this week asked a federal appeals court to take up a challenge to a 2011 Florida law that restricts doctors from asking questions and recording information about patients’ gun ownership. Plaintiffs in a long-running legal battle about what has become known as the “docs v. glocks” law filed a petition Monday seeking a rehearing before the full 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The move came three weeks after a divided panel of the court upheld the law — the third such panel ruling. The petition argued that last month’s 2-1 ruling would violate the First Amendment rights of physicians and pose a “grave threat” to public health and safety. “That some patients find inquiries about gun ownership ‘intrusive’ or believe that gun ownership is a ‘sensitive’ topic does not give the state license to
shut down entirely those inquiries, which are at the very heart of many doctors’ everyday conversations with patients,’’ the document said. “Indeed, the majority’s rationale could apply equally to other standard features of doctorpatient counseling and inquiry: the risks associated with smoking, certain sexual activity, drugs and alcohol,” the document said. But the Dec. 14 panel ruling said lawmakers passed the measure after complaints about health-care providers asking unwelcome questions about patients’ gun ownership and harassing patients. It said the law “codifies the commonsense conclusion that good medical care does not require inquiry or record-keeping regarding firearms when unnecessary to a patient’s care.” “The act seeks to protect patient privacy by restricting irrelevant inquiry and recordkeeping by physicians on the sensitive issue of firearm ownership and by prohibiting harassment and discrimination on the
basis of firearm ownership,’’ said the ruling, written by Judge Gerald Tjoflat and joined by Judge L. Scott Coogler. It does not prevent physicians from speaking with patients about firearms generally or about record-keeping about firearm-ownership status when its determined such information is relevant to medical care or safety, the ruling said. Judge Charles Wilson, who was in the minority in earlier rulings that upheld the law, dissented again, saying he continued to believe it does “not survive First Amendment scrutiny.” The 81-page majority ruling was the third time the court has upheld the law. The same panel also ruled on the issue in July and then revised its reasoning in last month’s decision. In the Legislature, the law was backed by Second Amendment advocates such as the National Rifle Association but faced heavy opposition from physicians. It includes a series of restrictions on doctors and other health providers.
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2 appointed to Fed branch board From staff John Hirabayashi and Dawn Lockhart have been appointed to the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Jacksonville Branch, according to an announcement by Community
First Credit Union. Hirabayashi is president and CEO of Community First. Lockhart is president and CEO of Family Foundations of Northeast Florida Inc. Both will serve through December 2018 and up to six years if reappointed.
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Mandarin High School opens Horsepower Café
Mandarin High School faculty and students have a new coffee shop after Chartwells K12 recently opened the Horsepower Café. It’s a new concept of school dining for Duval County Public Schools, said Brian Giles, Chartwells’ vice president of operations.
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EWC to kick off 150th celebration
The menu includes hot and iced coffee, hot teas, hot chocolate, blended coffee drinks, fruit juices and snacks. The café’s name came from 10th-grader Anna Hebert, who won a contest and received a gift card for the idea.
The McCormick Agency, Client Focused Media merge
The McCormick Agency, a public relations firm, and Client Focused Media marketing agency have joined forces. The McCormick Agency has been in business for more than 27 years and adds a public and media relations element to Client Focused Media. Paul McCormick, the agency’s president and founder, will manage the public relations division of Client Focused Media.
In a news release, McCormick said he had been looking for a company to partner with and considered Client Focused “the perfect partner.” Mike White, Client Focused CEO, in the news release said the move meets the “ever growing public relations needs that our clients have.” With the move, the public relations department will be located at Client Focused headquarters at 1611 San Marco Blvd.
Jacksonville just OK in 2016 jobs, national study says
Jacksonville is a middle-of-the-pack city to find a job in 2016, according to a recent WalletHub study. Out of 150 cities ranked across the U.S., Jacksonville ranked No. 78. The service looked at two criteria to make its rankings. “Job market” was based on opportunities, employment growth, monthly median starting salaries, unemployment rate and other factors.
“Socioeconomic environment” factored in annual income, time spent working and commuting, benefits, housing affordability and the like. Jacksonville placed No. 70 in job market and No. 107 in socioeconomic environment. Best in Florida overall was Fort Lauderdale at No. 21. Topping the list were Plano, Texas; Overland Park, Kan.; and Austin, Texas. The bottom three were Stockon and Fresno, Calif., and Detroit.
Cellist Ellsworth to perform with Symphony
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Cellist Jonah Ellsworth, right, will perform with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra Jan. 7 to 9, replacing Nicholas Alstaedt as the guest artist. Alstaedt, a German native, had visa issues that precluded him from reaching the U.S. in time. Ellsworth will play Schumann’s “Cello Concerto in A Minor, Op. 129.” He’s won acclaim for his solo performances with the Boston Symphony, Akron Symphony, Boston Philharmonic and New Bedford Symphony. He was a finalist in the 2011 Stulberg International String Competition and received top prizes from the Harvard Musical Association in 2012. Ellsworth studied with Lawrence Lesser at the New England Conservatory and Peter Wiley of the Curtis Institute of Music. For ticket information, visit jaxsymphony.org or call (904) 354-5547.
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City Notes
Edward Waters College will kick off its sesquicentennial celebration at 11 a.m. Jan. 20 on the campus’ centennial lawn. That event will feature a balloon release and cake-cutting ceremony with President Nat Glover, faculty, staff and students, along with a performance by the Triple Threat Marching Band and EWC Concert Choir. The college formerly was Brown’s Theological Institute and was founded in 1866 by the African Methodist Episcopal Church to educate newly emancipated slaves. The name was changed to Edward Waters College in 1892.
Pollo Tropical launches kids promotion Pollo Tropical has launched a “kids eat free” on Tuesdays promotion. Guests who purchase an adult meal will receive one free Kids Meal, for children 12 and under. Children must be present at the time of purchase. There are five Pollo Tropical restaurants in the Jacksonville area — Regency, Mandarin, the Northside, Gate Parkway and Southside.
Barnack joins Speech and Hearing Center as development director
Nicola Barnack has been named development director for the Jacksonville Speech and Hearing Center. She will be responsible for fund development for the nonprofit that serves children, adults and seniors in the areas of speech pathology and audiology. She most recently served as area director of the North Florida Region for the American Lung Association of the Southeast. Barnack has a bachelor’s in communications from the University of North Florida. Barnack The center was founded in 1949 by the Junior League of Jacksonville. It’s located at 1128 N. Laura St.
Mellow Mushroom opens new restaurant in River City Marketplace Hungry pizza eaters on the Northside have another option. Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers recently opened in the River City Marketplace area at 15170 Max Leggett Parkway. The business is owned by John Valentino, who owns several other Jacksonville-area Mellow Mushroom locations. The menu features the brand’s signature pizza, calzones, salads and more, while the décor depicts a variety of transportationbased industries, like the railroad and airport. During its Friends and Family Night, part of the proceeds will go toward the Boys and Girls Club.
Bestselling author coming to town
James Rollins, a New York Times bestselling author for “The Bone Labyrinth,” will be in Jacksonville next week for a speaking engagement. The event starts at 7 p.m. Jan. 14, at Bookmark, 220 First St. in Neptune Beach. Rollins has a background in evolutionary science, with his latest fictional work creating a human/gorilla hybrid that’s an experiment on learning how human intelligence began. The New York Times’ book review Rollins described the author as “what you might end up with if you tossed Michael Crichton and Dan Brown into a particle accelerator together.”
Community First Credit Union opens branch at Five Points Village
Community First Credit Union on Monday opened a full-service branch at Five Points Village in Riverside. Located at Margaret and Post streets, it’s the credit union’s 18th branch and first in the neighborhood. The 3,000-square-foot branch is a new design for the credit union and is a first to provide a “community room” for small businesses, organizations, nonprofits, clubs and other groups to hold meetings and have co-work space. It will have four full-time employees. The credit union also continues renovations of its branches in 2016, including the Arlington branch on Merrill Road.
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Shoes and socks for City Rescue Mission
Joni Shook joins Monique Burr Foundation
The Monique Burr Foundation for Children appointed Joni Shook to manage program outreach for the statewide organization. Shook recently retired from Duval County Public Schools after a 34-year career. She is an instructor with the Hope Haven Children’s Clinic and Family Center and the American School Counselor Association. She is a memShook ber of the American School Counselor Association, Florida School Counselor Association and First Coast Counseling Association. Shook has presented at conferences including the American School Counselors Association National Forum, the Florida School Counselor Association State Conference, the Education Trust Summer Academy and the College Board National Forum.
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City Rescue Mission and the 15 Bailey’s Gyms in Jacksonville partnered for the second annual sock-and-shoe drive. Throughout the holiday season, employees and gym members were encouraged to bring in lightly worn tennis shoes and unopened packages of socks. This year, donations exceeded last year’s from a few hundred pairs of socks and shoes to more than 1,000 pairs. “We are so fortunate to have great partners like Bailey’s Gym. The kindness shown to City Rescue Mission and those we serve is demonstrated through their commitment to helping the less fortunate through the sock and shoe drive,” said Penny Kievet, executive director of the organization. City Rescue Mission has been caring for the homeless and needy in Northeast Florida since 1946. In addition to the New Life Inn homeless shelter downtown, the nonprofit organization offers an 18-month, Christian-based
addiction recovery program called LifeBuilders and the New Day workforce development program. The mission is funded by individuals, businesses, foundations and churches, accepting no government money whatsoever.
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From Staff
More than 100 people participated in Clays for a Cause that raised $21,000 for charities in Northeast Florida.
From left, MasterCraft Builders Group partner Neill Singleton, homebuilder Glenn Layton and MasterCraft partners Andy Chambers and Chris Shee with a check for the Monique Burr Foundation from the Clays for a Cause event.
Daniel Foundation receives $4,500 gift
From left, Daniel Kids Foundation Chief Development Officer Warren Caterson; Main Street America Group CEO Tom Berkel; Dave Medvidovsky, Main Street America Group vice president; and foundation board member Cole Pepper with an honorarium from the NGM Charitable Foundation. Daniel helps nearly 2,000 children and their families every day with a variety of nationally-recognized programs. Main Street America Group, through its foundation, supported a nonprofit organization in all eight of its office markets in the U.S. via the 2015 Holiday Honorarium Program. In total, the foundation presented $28,500 to the organizations.
From left, St. Augustine Youth Services Executive Director Schuyler Siefker; MasterCraft Builders Group partners Neill Singeton and Andy Chambers; Robin Burchfield, St. Augustine Youth Services director of development; and MasterCraft Builder Group partner Chris Shee.
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Skeet shooters raise $21,000 for local charities
Putting two groups together The Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Foundation was able to facilitate an important partnership. Volunteers from Optimum Healthcare IT picked up food at Feeding Northeast Florida and stocked the pantry at Wolfson Children’s Hospital for families in the pediatric oncology unit to enjoy.
For the fourth year, Clays for a Cause, an annual sporting clay shoot presented by local homebuilder MasterCraft Builder Group, raised money for local charities. This year’s event total was $21,000, more than half the amount of money raised from the first three years combined. Clays for a Cause 2015 benefitted St. Augustine Youth Services, the Cotta family, the Monique Burr Foundation for Children and a project by St. Johns Housing Partnership and a local church to help restore the home of a St. Johns veteran. St. Augustine Youth Services will use its $10,475 donation to build six efficiency apartments for men 18 years of age who no longer qualify to be part of the foster care system and are ready to transition to independent living. Also benefiting this year is Issac Cotta, whose father is a MasterCraft Builder Group trade partner. Cotta is battling an illness, which has required multiple brain surgeries. The family received a $6,000 donation. The Monique Burr Foundation received $2,000 from the event. The organization is dedicated to protecting children from abuse and bullying through providing to all Florida elementary schools MBF Child Safety Matters. It’s a prevention education program to provide elementary school students, personnel and adults with information and ways to prevent bullying, digital abuse and all forms of child abuse.
A church and St. Johns Housing Partnership have raised money to help rehabilitate the home of a retired military veteran in St. Johns County. Proceeds from the event provided $2,550 toward the project. Clays for a Cause began in 2012, which was MasterCraft Builder Group’s first full year in operation. In its first three years, the event raised more than $30,000. Instead of having a holiday party, the company instead each year invites their employees, trade partners, bankers and consultants to shoot sporting clays and have an afternoon of camaraderie and charity. MasterCraft pays for the event in exchange for the participants making donations, of which 100 percent is given to local charities. In its first three years, the event raised more than $30,000. “We are beyond thankful to the participants and sponsors,” said MasterCraft Builder Group partner Chris Shee. “Giving back to the community which has helped our business grow is a vital part of who we are as a company. There’s plenty of need right here in our own backyard.” The fifth annual Clays for a Cause will be in early December and the charities will be announced in November. To qualify, charities must serve the local community, have low overhead and typically involve helping children.
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Workspace: Bob Williams
Bob Williams has built a community of hope. One where heartbreak can turn into joy with one simple word: Reunited. Williams runs a Facebook page that gives lost and found pets a chance to find their way back home. And when that happens, that reunion is celebrated by a community of strangers. People who have lost their pet, found a missing animal or are dedicated to helping make families whole again. Williams, 63, has been an animal lover his entire life. In 2006, he noticed most people didn’t know what to do when they lost or found an animal. He knew there were many resources available, but there wasn’t a clearinghouse for that information. So Williams started jaxanimals. com, which provides everything from links to local shelters to how to make a lost pet flyer. The website also makes it easy to find adoptable animals at shelters, rescue groups and humane societies. The website was a great resource, but it wasn’t reaching a wide audience. People kept encouraging him to share his efforts on Facebook as a way to expand that reach. It worked. The “Lost Found Pets Jacksonville and North Florida” page he started on Facebook in 2013 now has more than 10,600 likes. Each day, Williams receives posts from frantic owners desperate to find their pets. Like Jasper, a 10-year-old black cat missing from Fort Caroline since Dec. 16. “We’re really worried, especially with the cold weather,” the post said. Or Toby, a small 4-year-old white and tan dog with an underbite. “Toby is very friendly and smart. We miss and want him back with his family,” the plea said. Williams reads each submission before posting them on the page’s timeline. Reading so many sad tales can be depressing, he admitted, especially when the post is about an animal hit by a car. But the reunions show Williams the page is making a difference. That’s why he spends so much time working on the Facebook page and website. He doesn’t make money, except the rare time a visitor may click on or buy something from an ad generated by Google. Even that brings in just a few cents. He pays the hosting costs for the website by doing web design on the side. The reunions are priceless to him and others who dedicate countless hours to helping put broken families back together. Marci Moss found Williams’ Facebook page while searching
for information on what to do after a stray dog with no microchip walked into her garage. When she couldn’t find the dog’s owners, Moss found him a new family. And then she found a new passion. Moss spends time every night looking at Williams’ Facebook page, trying to match lost and found pets by scouring sites like Craigslist, animal shelters and humane societies. Her first success was Cash, a chihuahua mix, who had been missing a few weeks. Her most special, though, was Pepe, a brown Papillon who went missing one summer. Pretty soon, days turned into weeks and weeks turned into months. Pepe was still missing. A year later, Moss made a startling discovery. Little Pepe was on the Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services’ website. She found the owner’s phone number on the old Facebook post. The woman was stunned. “How did you even remember him?” she asked Moss. But Pepe had stayed with Moss, a little face she couldn’t forget. Pepe’s owner contacted Moss a few months later to tell her Pepe, who was an older dog, had passed away. “To have him back those few months was remarkable,” Moss said. She’s reunited about 25 pets with their families, including a dog this week. “It’s such a wonderful feeling to help,” said Moss, who has two cats of her own — Samantha and Alexander. For Williams, the most memorable cases are the ones of pets who haven’t been found. There’s Rosie, a Brussels Griffon/basset hound mix, who was with her owners at Pet Supermarket on University Boulevard when another dog scared her outside the store. Rosie took off and was hit by a car but got up and kept running. Three years later, Williams keeps the search for Rosie alive on his Facebook page. He also remembers Tweety, an 8-year-old chihuahua who got loose from his owner’s son in December 2014. Tweety’s owner, Veronica Castillo, still looks for him daily. The two had been together since he was three weeks old. She saw a woman carrying him at a flea market and thought he looked unhappy. She asked the woman if she would give him to her and the woman said no. But she agreed to sell the dog to Castillo. She worries someone saw him in the street and picked him up. Tweety loved car rides so getting him into a vehicle would have been easy. When she posted Tweety’s picture on Williams’ Facebook page, she saw how many others were missing a beloved pet. She began to work to reunite families while waiting for her own reunion.
Bella relaxes with her frog, BB, after being reunited with her owner, Lori Whisnant. The dog escaped when a door was opened at a home in Neptune Beach.
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By Marilyn Young Editor
Photos by Fran Ruchalski
Facebook page run by Jacksonville man helps reunite pets and families
Bob Williams; his fiancée, Kathy Dodrill; and their rescue dogs, Charlie, Spice and Millie pose for a family portrait. Williams runs a website and Facebook page that helps reunite families and lost pets, as well as serve as a clearinghouse for pet-related information. She had seen Mickey, a white chihuahua, on Williams’ Facebook page. Later, on Craigslist, she saw a white chihuahua that had been found 100 miles away. It was Mickey, who had been stolen from his family’s Arlington yard more than a year earlier. Mickey is one 14 dogs, including six chihuahuas, she has helped get back home. “It’s like therapy for me being able to help others,” Castillo said. She and Moss are thankful for Williams and the help he provides to so many who don’t know where to turn. “If it wasn’t for his site, do you know how many would have stayed lost?” Castillo said. The world doesn’t have enough people like Bob Williams, she said. Thousands of pet owners in Northeast Florida agree. myoung@jaxdailyrecord.com (904) 356-2455
Tweety has been missing since December 2014. Her owner, Veronica Castillo, regularly spends time on Williams’ Facebook page helping reunite pets.
Marci Ross helped reunite Pepe with his family more than a year after he went missing. He died a few months later with his owner by his side.
Williams has a floor to ceiling corkboard with photos, memorabilia, articles and business cards related to his work with Jacksonville animals.
Rosie has been missing for three years. She was with her owners at a pet store on University Boulevard when another dog scared her and she ran off.
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R15-739335.000, Integrity Roofing & Gutters Inc for Sentinel Real Estate Corp, 10010 Skinner Lake Dr 1500, 32246, existing building, other, $20,000 R15-741721.000, Srg Roofing LLC for Jax Brick House LLC, 115 2nd St W, 32206, existing building, apartments, $18,558 R15-741237.000, Jack C. Wilson Roofing Company for Willie Carswell, 1634 Dunsford Rd, 32207, existing building, single family, $9,400 B15-742017.000, Pools By John Clarkson, Inc for Leslie Storms, 14055 Magnolia Cove Rd, 32224, swimming pool, single family, $34,000 B15-742020.000, Pools By John Clarkson, Inc for Paul Thomas, 3769 Valverde Cir, 32224, swimming pool, single family, $33,200 B15-742021.000, Pools By John Clarkson, Inc for Mark Tutor, 5293 Bentpine Cove Rd, 32224, swimming pool, single family, $35,400 B15-742215.000, The Dantzler Group, Inc. for Rakeshkumar & Hemali Patel, 7334 San Lucas Rd, 32217, alterations & repairs, single family, $52,837 B15-709955.000, Property Owner for Kelly Klinger, 909 Ingleside Ave, 32205, alterations & repairs, single family, $450 B15-742114.000, Better Home Improvement Inc for Mark Bowman, 1146 Holly Ln, 32207, siding installation/repair, single family, $6,929 B15-739178.000, Adams Interior Contractors Inc for Cancer Specialists LLC, 2 Shircliff Way, 32204, alterations & repairs, office, bank, professional, $20,822 B15-742073.000, C G Construction Of Jacksonville Inc for Jim & Gloria Rinaman, 14566 Longview Dr S, 32223, siding installation/repair, single family, $2,200 B15-740163.000, K B Home Jacksonville LLC for Kb Home Jacksonville LLC, 1328 Biscayne Grove Ln, 32218, new building, single family, $82,000 B15-740517.000, K B Home Jacksonville LLC for Kb Home Jacksonville LLC, 14857 Durbin Cove Way, 32259, new building, single family, $170,000 B15-740871.000, K B Home Jacksonville LLC for Kb Home Jacksonville LLC, 65 Myrtle Bank Ct, 32218, new building, single family, $93,000 B15-740904.000, K B Home Jacksonville LLC for Kb Home Jacksonville LLC, 14945 Bartram Creek Blvd, 32259, new building, single family, $78,000 B15-733977.000, D. R. Horton for D R Horton, 2702 Salt Lake Dr, 0, new building, single family, $120,000 B15-741942.000, D A H Inc for Craig Stephens, 1834 Laura St N, 32206, alterations & repairs, single family, $35,000 B15-737334.000, Williams & Rowe Co Inc for Crocker Partners V Freedom LLC, 8928 Freedom Commerce Pkwy, 32256, alterations & repairs, office, bank, professional, $261,000 B15-721773.000, Combined Industries, LLC for Manuel Neuces, 8957 Bellrose Ave, 32222, addition, single family, $2,500 B15-740273.000, Mattamy Homes for Mattamy Partnership, 14562 Serenoa Dr, 32258, new building, single family, $139,250 B15-740284.000, Mattamy Homes for Mattamy Partnership, 224 White Marsh Dr, 32081, new building, single family, $155,300 B15-740595.000, Mattamy Homes for Mattamy Partnership, 128 White Marsh Dr, 32081, new building, single family, $147,400 B15-742012.000, American Window Products, Inc. for Justin De Grado, 934 Waterman Rd S, 32207, window/door replacement, single family, $17,792 B15-742155.000, Lolaray’s Construction Inc. for Corneilus Williams, 7350 Grant Ave, 32208, alterations & repairs, single family, $3,000 B15-742069.000, Lawrence Earley Const. Inc. for Susan Armstrong, 5035 Main St N 0085, 32206, accessory building, single family, $1,200 B15-738566.000, Lennar Homes, LLC for Lennar Homes, LLC, 15 Aspen Leaf Dr, 32081, new building, single family, $230,200 B15-738572.000, Lennar Homes, LLC for Lennar Homes, LLC, 328 Aspen Leaf Dr, 32081, new building, single family, $267,000 B15-738991.000, Lennar Homes, LLC for Lennar Homes, LLC, 16103 Blos-
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Rainey, Tamekia L; Loftus, Kevin Joseph, atty, complaint, Div-CV-C 15-007013-CA The Dena Family Land Trust vs Syndicated Wealth & Capital, Inc., Buxton Properties, Inc.; Wickersham, Christopher W Jr, atty, complaint, Div-CV-G 15-007014-CA U.S. Bank National Association vs Parker, Anna D, Parker, Gregory D, Cierra J. Bennett, Unknown Spouse Of, Possession 1, Unknown Party In, Possession 2, Unknown Party In, Florida Housing Finance Corporation, Association Of Rolling River Owners, Inc., Bennett, Cierra J; Kasper, Kathryn Ishee, atty, complaint, Div-FC-D
15-007015-CA John, Thomas vs Lisotta, R J, Adams, R D, City Of Jacksonville; Andux, Gonzalo, atty, complaint, DivCV-A 15-007016-CA Greene, Matthew V., Boyd, William E., Mobley, David, Weise, Michael, Weyer, John J. Iv vs Triglia, Robert; Kelly, Timothy Patrick, atty, complaint, Div-CV-C 15-007017-CA Driver, Margaret R., Driver, Douglas L. vs City Of Neptune Beach; Branham, Jeb T, atty, complaint, Div-CV-G 15-007018-CA Cretella, Peggy, Cretella, Jeff vs American Integrity Insurance Company Of Florida; Lewis, Adam Michael, atty, complaint, Div-CV-A
15-008020-DR Griffin, Terri Yvette and Griffin, Lynn Sr; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-C 15-008021-DR In Re: Paternity: Cicero, Dwayne Eric II and Fort, Khalilah Y; Oberdorfer, Douglas Aaron, atty, Div-FM-G 15-008022-DR In Re: Custody: Hovey, Maryann and Wyskiver, Amber, Bruns, Keith; Hutchinson, Jason K, atty, Div-FM-A
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JPMorgan Chase Bank vs. Robert C. Cuartero, III et al Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC vs. Alvis A. Lockhart & Anika et al Macquarie Mortgages USA Inc. vs. Gina R. Murchison et al NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Alan C. Applegate et ux, et al Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC vs. Joseph Gosch & Kelli et al U.S. BANK VS: CERT. OF TITLE Nathan E. Swain et al Catherine Paige et vir, et al Derek B. Hanson et ux, et al VILLAS OF TIMBERLIN PARC CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC. VS: CERT. OF TITLE Christy Ahlin et al Dustin J. Kirk et al Maggy Dartiguenave-Peck & Troy L.
Peck Dennbis Dela Cruz & Mary Ann Carandang Richard Scott Withrow & June Marie Pena Houston White vs. Tammy Fann Bank of America vs. Bobby D. Duncan & Barbara L. GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC VS: CERT. OF SALE Laura L. Yantes & Peter E. et al Darden Marie Yerkes et vir, et al JPMorgan Chase Bank vs. Nadej Labranche et al NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC VS: CERT. OF SALE M. Jane Strohm Dorothy A. Master et al Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC vs. Madison E. Alwardt, Jr. et ux, et al
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Bayview Loan Servicing LLC vs. John C. Hulsey & Wendell B. Hulsey et al, cert. of sale Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Kevin J. Chapman & Stacy M. et al, cert. of sale Freedom Mortgage Corp. vs. the Estate of Wayne Russell Baldwin; Garried Baldwin & Greg Baldwin, cert. of sale U.S. Bank vs. James Diagon et ux, et al, cert. of sale CAPITAL ONE BANK VS: FINAL JUDG Thomas J. Anzalone
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PROBATE 15-002632-CP In Re: Estate of Bowen, James C, Creegan, Jessica Renee, atty, Div-PR-A 15-002633-CP In Re: Estate of Donason, Kareen Elaine, Ludwick, Ryan M, atty, Div-PR-A 15-002634-CP In Re: Estate of Burkett, John Wesley, Rausch, Lawrence Richard, atty, Div-PR-A 15-002635-CP In Re: Estate of Kassner, Sue Ann, Glazier, Scott Leigh, atty, Div-PR-A 15-002637-CP In Re: Estate of Desalvo, Joseph Vincent, Tousey, Clay Burford Jr, atty, Div-PR-A
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COUNTY COURT 15-005342-SC Allstate Insurance Company As Subrogee Of Katie Wiggins vs Griffith, Trinity Wayco Lee; Udine, Michael Ira, atty, complaint, Div-CC-P 15-005343-SC Allstate Insurance Company As Subrogee Of Edna Brown vs Johnson, Lakisha Annette; Udine, Michael Ira, atty, complaint, Div-CC-B 15-005344-SC RTO Group vs Quiller, Elgin J; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-F 15-005345-SC Galloway, Philip B vs State Of Florida Department Of Highway Safety And Motor Vehicles; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-005346-SC Coastline Federal Credit Union vs Sabedra, Elizabeth Marie; Landau, Francine Clair, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-005347-SC LVNV Funding LLC vs Alvarenga, Mayra; Kahn, Jeffrey Lee, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-005348-SC LVNV Funding LLC vs Henderson, Eric; Kahn, Jeffrey Lee, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 15-005349-SC Bank Of America N.A.
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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
vs Theophile, Mary A; Alvarez, Melissa, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-005351-SC Emerald Coast RV Center, LLC DBA Camping World Rv Sales vs Michaud, Larry, Michaud, Nicole; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-011763-CC Fallgatter & Catlin, P.A. vs Cunningham, Nicholas, Cunningham, Heather; Fallgatter, Curtis Scott, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-011764-CC Hughes, Shane vs Federated National Insurance Company; Salcedo, John, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-011765-CC Mid-America Apartments LTD vs Harper, Mollee; Wolk, Brian Peter, atty, complaint, DivCC-M 15-011766-CC Mid-America Apartment Communities Inc DBA St Augustine At The Lake vs Pinkstaff, Vanessa; Wolk, Brian Peter, atty, complaint, Div-CC-P 15-011767-CC G&I VII Westland Park LLC vs Lecas, Kevin; Wolk, Brian Peter, atty, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-011768-CC G&I VII Westland Park LLC vs Hawk, Michael; Wolk, Brian Peter, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-011769-CC Yes Companies, LLC DBA Oaks Of Atlantic Beach vs Ingram, Joseph A.; Elefant, Fred, atty,
complaint, Div-CC-G 15-011770-CC Pinebrook Apartments vs Ramel Evans And All Others In Possession; Edwards, Meghan Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-011771-CC Pinebrook Apartments vs Veronica Simmons And All Others In Possession; Edwards, Meghan Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 15-011772-CC Pinebrook Apartments vs Samantha Keeney And All Others In Possession; Edwards, Meghan Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CC-L 15-011773-CC Yes Companies, LLC DBA Oaks Of Atlantic Beach vs Higgs, Teresa J., Higgs, Earl W.; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, DivCC-E 15-011774-CC Yes Companies, LLC DBA Oaks Of Atlantic Beach vs Young, Henry Alan, Lee, Marie Ansonia; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-011775-CC Discover Bank vs Milner, Fredrick; Clark, Eduardo Alberto, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-011776-CC Amos, Leroy vs Felton, Doris; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-011777-CC Tiera Management LLC vs McDaniel, Marilyn, Thornhill, Ryan; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-B
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CIVIL ORDERS 17371-1866 Baymeadows Villages Gardens Associates LLC & 37 East Baymeadows Village LLC vs. Christine N. Williams, final judg 17371-1902 Duke Properties vs. Titiaya Famuyiwa, final judg 17371-1919 Charles Logsdon vs. Melissa A. Allen et al, final judg 17371-1945 I.O.G. Enterprises LLC vs. Kimberly Dopson, final judg 17371-2009 Tzadik Acquisitions LLC vs. Brittany Narvaez, final judg 17371-2019 CFLane LLC vs. Tenna Morrell, final judg 17372-37 Shelvie Summerlin, Jr. vs. Isaiah Parker et al, final judg 17372-43 Henry Bowman vs. Cadaraoh Mitchell et al, final judg 17372-64 American Homes 4 Rent Properties Seven LLC vs. Paul Rose & Anna Palmer et al, final judg 17372-1374 Doris J. Overby vs. Michael O. Barnett, final judg 17372-1407 Douglas Burnette vs. Melissa Spinks et al, final judg 17372-1433 Osnald Calizaire vs. Alonso Johnson et al, final judg 17372-1435 Jacksonville Housing Authority vs. Sherica Bass, final judg 17372-1456 Northwest Jacksonville
CDC vs. Audrey Newby, final judg 17372-1655 Cecil Ward & Sybil vs. Nicole Kouroupis, final judg 17372-1661 Henry Bowman vs. Tarquise Booze et al, final judg 17372-1696 Philip W. Vineyard vs. Affordable Fencing Outlet Center LLC, final judg 17372-1751 Edward Malone vs. Barbara Hunter et al, final judg 17372-1752 Northwest Jacksonville CDC vs. Jacobia McCants, final judg 17372-1899 Northwest Jacksonville CDC vs. Latorya Felton, final judg 17372-1947 Charles E. & Betty R. Thompson Trust vs. Javon Dobbins & Lynn, final judg 17372-1981 Daniel Joseph Boyd vs. Kimberly Ann Collins Strong, final judg 17372-1985 La Estancia Apartments vs. Maurice Lang, final judg 17372-1999 Boree A. Tibi & Maybelline L. vs. Tameka Thomas, final judg 17372-2006 Dean Waters Family Trust vs. Salim V. Lawton, final judg 17372-2023 CV-Jacksonville MHC LLC vs. Manuel Rodriguez et al, final judg 17372-2027 Suncoast Property Management vs. Jessie Haile et al, final judg 17372-2033 W. Collins vs. Dennis Maldonado, final judg
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Address*
Prep.
Bk. &
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Purchasers
Sellers
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Sharon Smith Odonnell Riverside Homes Of North Fl Inc Frank Boris Benjamin T Hurst Ralph Michael Giordano Kamus McNair Elaine Stennett Dennis Raye Simon PHH Mortgage Corporation Valor Charter Holdings LLC Sujal Acharya Trevan A Crawford Brandon Wilkinson Bryan A Cobb William K Fenwick III Big Tree RV Park Inc Point Plaza Partners LLC Mutjaba I Butt Clara Carrate Vasili Lazi Eric R Taylor Ogc Residential Properties LLC Jamel A Fernandez Angel Laquainta Roberts Lauren E Lambert James E Stratton William M Murdock Tanner J Suman Cesar M Tavarez Daniel Rizea Blaine K Wilson Silvia Silva Susan D Richards Dibs Us Inc Saw Management Group Inc Charles M Helm III James M Amerson Amh Properties LLC Bridge Ave Royale LLC Aaron J Johnson Jax Federal Credit Union Ellis Ray Summa John Lewis Wood CB 4237 Salisbury LLC Salt Air Homes Inc George Kruer Roger Lewis Gray Paul Titus Patricia A Young Jones Michael A Crager Fitzgerald Zina Suk Jin Moon Qazim Salia Joseph Degance Jr Dibs Us Inc Robert Horvath Jordyn Frances Revels Michael R Johnson Mark A Wildey Gregory D Mabry
Silvana M Patterson Atlantic Beach Partners LLC Timothy A Meyer Laura Nicole Jamison Pulte Home Corporation Adrian E Plaza Sec Of Housing And Urban Dev Mega Management Inc Donna L Pearson Profectus Learning Systems Inc Tahir S Gibson As Triton LLC Duval Realty Acquisitions LLC Mattamy Jacksonville Partnership Ta Joseph Molton Smith III Linda A Young PSK Atlantic LLC Christopher J Smith Sushil Khanna Luis Lazi Chang Soon Joo Derek Wiggins David Anthony Schub Chalan M Yazgi Thomas S Johnston Virginia D Phelps PFTD Investments LLC Mandarin Management Systems Inc Annie L Johnson Mtg Equity Conversion Asset Trust 2011 Landon Homes LLC Stanley H Brazell Andrew Stephen McNally US Bank Na 6767 Op Systems LLC Vickie L Reddish Portofino Townhome Partners LLC Ameris Bank Cref Avenue Royale LLC Iberiabank George A Zellner Jr Mark Gaines Miles Fannie Mae 4237 Salisbury Road LLC Beverly K Clarkson Jay Mariani Sec Of Housing And Urban Dev Tulsiana Group Of Companies LTD Laura L Hackett John E Keiser Derek Wiggins Richard E Gwin United States Gov Vet Aff David Earl Ward Fed National Mortgage Assoc Bric Group USA LLC Jonathon J White John C Haynes Kelly P Hutchinson Providence Construction Co
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Mortgage Deeds Subdivision Atlantic Beach Bartram Springs Bartram Springs Belle Rive Biscayne Estates Bishops Court Brookhollow Charles F Sibbald Coachman Lakes Country Creek Courtyards @ Mayport I Creekside Cypress Trails @ Nocatee Deerwood Villas I Dinsmore Farms Dunns Crossing East Hampton Gardens Of Bridgehampton Glen Kernan Golf Glynlea Park Hawkins Cove Hickory Creek Hidden Hills Hidden Paradise Huntington Forest James Island Julington Hills Kensington Gardens Lake Mandarin Lake Shore Terrace Lakewood Lightbody’s Sd Longinos Replat Lourcey’s Farms Magnolia Gardens Mandarin Point Ocean Forest Oceanway Manor Osprey Pointe
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Address*
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Lender
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Russell Pecoraro Frank Boris Benjamin T Hurst Kamus McNair Cheryl R Jackson Dennis R Simon Karen B Schad Valor Charter Holdings LLC Sujal Acharya Troy L Scherbinski Baille Investment Properties LLC William W Higginbotham Bryan A Cobb William K Fenwick III Big Tree RV Park Inc Erica Jones Rajesh Nettem Betty Chu Mujtaba I Butt Clara Carrate Vasili Lazi Steven K Wanbaugh Eric R Taylor Laura L Cousin Jean W Nugent Lauren E Lambert James E Stratton Tanner J Suman Robert Carl Rood Bottom Line Investors LLC Harold D Conrad Thomas Harrison William A Russell Blaine K Wilson Silvia Silva Susan D Richards Britton William Sanders Linda F Widdows Michelle Mercurio
Compass Bank J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Na Movement Mortgage LLC CMG Mortgage Inc Ta Quicken Loans Inc Movement Mortgage LLC Bank Of America Na Sterns Bank Na Fidelity Bank Ta Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC Lewis F Hunter Bank Of America Na Mattamy Home Funding LLC TD Bank Na Linda A Young Wells Fargo Bank Na Nationstar Mortgage LLC Ta Nationstar Mortgage LLC Bank Of America Na Angel Oak Home Loans LLC Bb&t Suntrust Bank Plaza Home Mortgage Inc Quicken Loans Inc Fifth Third Bank Bank Of England Caliber Home Loans Inc Watson Mortgage Corp J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Na Equity Trust Co American Equity Mortgage Inc J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Na Bb&t Loandepot.com LLC Ta Stanley H Brazell Paramount Residential Mtg Group Inc Suntrust Bank Broker Solutions Inc Ta J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Na
*Buyer’s Address, Usually But Not Always Address Of Property Sold • Legal Description Available In Summary Form
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Mortgage Deeds Subdivision
Address*
File
Bk. &
Value
Borrowers
Lender
Castlemain Cir E L4 Pt L3 Plum Lake Dr E Mayville Dr S Santorini Dr Hilsdale Harbor Way Old Field Landing Dr Sheridan St N/A Crooked Brook Ct Selma St Derringer Cir W Old Hickory Rd Holmesdale Rd Fallen Tree Dr E Banshee Ave Sondra Cove Ct Theodore Ave Bareback Dr Richmond Park Dr E Warlin Dr N Bradford Lake Cir Bradford Lake Cir
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Christopher B Cash Saw Managment Group Inc Charles M Helm III Gamaliel Gamez James M Amerson Kristi Nelson Colin D Adams Edmond A Girardi Bridge Ave Royale LLC Michael W Skinner Ellis R Summa Bonnie L Siecker George E Kruer Patricia A Young Jones Alexander Werdenberg MNSF II T1 LLC Jose A Payan Jr Joseph Degance Jr Jordyn Frances Revels Mark A Wildey John Bakerdjian Gregory D Mabry Robert Lee Saunders
Quicken Loans Inc Bb&t Freedom Mortgage Corp Quicken Loans Inc Inland Bank And Trust Quicken Loans Inc Suntrust Bank Ditech Financial LLC Cbre Multifamily Capital Inc Homebridge Financial Services Inc Bb&t Ditech Financial LLC J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Na JG Wentworth Home Lending Inc Bank Of America Na B2R Finance LP Freedom Mortgage Corp Atlantic Coast Bank Loandepot.com LLC Ta Citibank Na First Citizens Bank & Trust Co Primelending Loandepot.com LLC
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Documents Filed for Record Notice of
COMMENCEMENTS Notice filed when construction valued at $2500 or more is to take place 17394-1293 AAA Roofmasters Inc. for Sakenia Broadnax, 9772 Evans Rd, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1308 Tillman Building Services Inc. for Paul Spegal, 12306 Muscovy Dr, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1347 Edward Howard for self, 1505 W 24th St, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1348 Northpointe Services Inc. for Bear Stearns, 23 University Bv, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1357 Cowart & Assocates Construction for Henry Turner, 2108 River Rd, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1365 Michael D. Newman for John F. Shriver & Arlyss, 2610 Dale View Dr, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1366 North Florida Roofing Repair for John Norris, 8434 Hamden Rd, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1432 Bigfoot Roofing & Construction Inc. for Teresa Godwin, 12337 Mastin Cove Rd, filed 12-102015 17394-1437 North Florida Roofing & Repair for Anita Henderson, 2529 Ribault Scenic Dr, filed 12-10-2015 ADAMS INTERIOR CONTRACTORS INC. FOR: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-1545 FCA Fund I LLC, 10407 Centurion Py #200 17394-1546 Drs. Carithers, Threlkel, Colyer, Baker & Cheek PA, 7741 Point Meadows Dr #207 17394-1634 Preeminence Contracting Inc. for Essie Jones Love, L21, B1, College Gardens, Unit 1, filed 12-102015 17394-1691 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. for Jeffrey Diamond, L25, Ft. Hammock, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1695 North Florida Roofing Contractors for Gregory Currier, 8260 Springtree Rd, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1713 Townsend Roofing & Construction Inc. for Dianne Drysdale, L72A,L73A, North Atlantic Beach, Unit 3, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1772 Ron Russell Roofing Inc. for BCEL 4 LLC, L9, B17, Harbor View, Unit 5, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1776 Poe Enterprises Construction LLC for William Russ, 2061 St. Martins Dr W, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1806 All SAF Fire Protection for David Morency, 11019 Old St. Augustine Rd #131, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1816 House Doctors for Antoinette Hampton, L113, Copper Hill, Unit 1, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1835 North Florida Roofing Contractors for Diane Thompson, 8166 Blazing Star Rd, filed 12-102015 ALL AROUND ROOFING INC. FOR: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-1838 Joan W. Howard, 4904 Ortega forest Dr 17394-1839 The Kathleen J. Voos Estate, L27, Heritage South, Unit 4 17394-1844 Suncoast Industrial & Construction Services Inc. for Premier Restaurants LLC, 12547 Bartram Park Bv #205, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1859 Crystal Pools & Spas of North Florida Inc. for Jeremy Beal, L181, Hawks Point, Unit 2, filed 1210-2015 17394-1868 Preeminence Contracting Inc. for Martha Stallings, L6, Cambridge Estates, Unit 2, filed 12-102015 NORTH FLORIDA ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR: FILED 12-102015 17394-1890 Chester Case, 6314 Raw Hyde Tl S 17394-1891 Donna Johnson, 1511
Brook forest Dr 17394-1895 David Osborn for Nora Crawford Osborn, 1722 Forest Av, Neptune Beach, FL 32266, filed 1210-2015 17394-1907 Great White Construction for Ron Macombs, 13710 Harbor Creek Pl, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1908 North Florida Roofing Contractors for Kenneth McClelland, L3, B6, Greenwood Estates, Unit 1, filed 12-10-2015 CNR ROOFING FOR: FILED 12-102015 17394-1918 Dionysios Mitsios, L6, B2, East Highlands 17394-1919 Connie Long, L34, Travis Trace, Unit 3 17394-1946 Great White Construction for Newna LLC, L213, B17, Normandy Village, Unit 5, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1949 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. for Anna Kaupuzh, L20B, Ft. Caroline Lakes, Unit 4, filed 12-102015 17394-1970 Alpha Constructors LLC for Tresca Properties, 233 Tresca Rd, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2077 Turnkey Construction & Maintenance Inc. for Phillip B. Walker & Elizabeth S., L11, B1, Royal Palms, Unit 1, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2113 Jasper Contractors for Cassandra Carter, 7563 Plantation Club Dr, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2137 A Crown Roofing Inc. for Deloris Jenkins, 5253 Rita St, filed 12-10-2015 AJ WELLS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-2147 Bill Vira, 5321 Camelot forest Dr 17394-2204 Thomas Mann, 1446 Halliday Ln 17394-2206 Miracle Windows & Sunrooms Inc. for Vanessa Brewer, L40, Hidden Lakes Estates, Phase 1A, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2215 Premier Building LLC for Ron Rose & Katrina, 4815 Mariners Pt, filed 12-10-2015 ALIGN ROOFING FOR: FILED 12-102015 17394-2218 Floral Bluff Properties Inc., 5129 Griffin Ln 17394-2219 James Flilichia, 12341 Pulaski Rd D.R. HORTON INC.-JACKSONVILLE FOR SELF: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-2257 L12, Adams Lake, Unit 4 17394-2282 L9, Adams Lake, Unit 4 17394-2283 L585, Yellow Bluff Hideaway 17394-2285 L89, Tidewater, Unit 1 17394-2295 L7, Ballastone 17394-2302 Jasper Contractors for Amy E. Igo, 12330 Mastin Cove Rd, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2305 Great White Construction for James Morgan, L7, Whispering Oaks, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2405 North Florida Roofing & Repair for Douglas Sass, 17399 Normandy Bv, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2434 Commercial Construction Services Inc. for GMF Jacksonville Pool LLC, 1214 Labelle St, filed 1210-2015 17395-416 Pools by John Clarkson for Standard Pacific Homes of Florida, L27, Artisan Lakes, Phase 1, filed 12-11-2015 RELIANT ROOFING INC. FOR: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-442 CKF Investment Properties LLC, 893 Westgate Dr 17395-481 Alma Investment Properties LLC, 4634 Attleboro St 17395-494 WCI Group Inc. for Charlotte Fare, L26, B26, Somerset Grove, filed 12-11-2015 17395-515 Reliant Roofing Inc. for DCCF Properties LLC, 2041 Mercer Cr S, filed 12-11-2015 17395-577 Skyline Roofing LLC for Rennie W. Hardy, 2227 Holmes St, filed 12-11-2015
17395-633 Fidus Roofing & Construction for Suzanne M. Sternberg, Tract 15, B2, Jacksonville Heights, filed 12-11-2015 17395-645 Bay to Bay Properties for WOW Jax Beach LLC, L1,2,13, Ocean Park, filed 12-11-2015 17395-665 Preeminence Contracting Inc. for Rufus Jones, L5, B1, Ribault Hills, Unit 3, filed 12-11-2015 17395-731 Hammer Time Roofing LLC for Brian Icerman, 3572 Sanctuary Wy S, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 12-11-2015 17395-764 Indoor Comfort Inc. for Paula Dowling, L9, B14, Colonial Manor, filed 12-11-2015 17395-918 Roofmax Corp. for Maria Howell, 3027 Candlewyck Ln E, filed 12-11-2015 17395-971 Doug McGregor & Jason Duffney for Joe Shepard & Cindy, L4, Ocean Grove, filed 12-11-2015 TIER 1 CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-1063 Dominick Mattiello, L5, B6, Roosevelt Gardens 17395-1064 João Matos, L29, Blk D, St. Nicholas Park 17395-1128 Amtec Construction Services LLC for Jacquelina E. Marchese, 3647 Cedar Dr ROGERO & WILLIAMS ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR: FILED 1211-2015 17395-1193 Marcelisa Denney, 2222 Park St 17395-1194 Patricia Workens, 4556 Cape Sable Ct 17395-1195 Mary Jones, 2131 Davis Rd 17395-1196 Tracy Bubar, 1712 Coulee Av 17395-1267 Lewis Walker Roofing for Daniel Beynon, 2122 Redfern Rd, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1342 J&M Roofing Services Inc. for Jodi Squire, 7531 Canaveral Rd, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1518 Ram Jack Foundation Repair for Raymond Leavitt, L12, Falling Leaf Forest, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1607 Towne Construction Group, Ervin J. Lemus, 4028 Glenview Rd, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1738 Dixie York for GCP-Interstate South LLC, 9452 Philips Hy, filed 12-11-2015 LOCKHART CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING SERVICES LLC FOR: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-1788 Classic Homes of Jacksonville LLC, L9, B2, West Side Park 17395-1789 Le-Jo & Sons Properties Inc., L10, B3, Allandale 17395-1790 Classic Homes of Jacksonville LLC, L19,20, B89, Biltmore 17395-1800 Stonecove for Burton Bloom & Violet, 468 Upper 8th Av, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1801 Richard W. Powers for self, 9021 2nd Av, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1802 William E. Newman for John F. Kall, L8, B5, Beauclerc Gardens, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1811 Steven Douglas Johnson for Roger M. Highcove, Sr., 4061 Myra St, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1834 Tier 1 Construction Inc. for Ben Gottlieb, 10663 Monaco Dr, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1846 Lewis Walker for Martin Crozier, 6464 Velvet Springs Ct, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1857 James Shelton Roofing LLC for Annette Smith & Scott, 864 Mikael Av, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1889 River City Roofing Corp. for Victoria Hoff, 8176 Kilwinning Ln, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1918 Coastal Oaks Construction for Michael Brennan, 1679 Atlantic Beach Dr, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1942 Moducomm Development for Oakleaf Jasz Inc., 9710 Applec-
ross Rd, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1945 C.F. Knight Inc. for Goodwill of North Florida, 4527 Lenox Av, filed 12-11-2015 STONEBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC FOR: FILED 12-112015 17395-1946 Thomas Kuhrt, 2966 Remington St 17395-1947 Payne Roberts LLC, L21, Hawk’s Landing 17395-1948 Roofmax Corp. for James Rentz, 313 Lansdell Dr, filed 12-112015 17395-1965 Poe Enterprises Construction LLC for Charlene Phillips, 2468 Blackbeard Dr, filed 12-11-2015 RIVERSIDE HOMES OF NORTH FLORIDA INC. FOR: FILED 12-112015 17395-1980 L99, Atlantic Beach Country Club, Unit 2 17395-1982 L107, Atlantic Beach Country Club, Unit 2 17395-2005 Liberty Roofing Inc. for 2012C Property Holdings LLC, L52, Rivergate, Unit 1, filed 12-11-2015 17395-2059 ShayCore Enterprises Inc. for Fusilli Investments LLC, L19-21, B56, Robinwood Acres, Unit 1, filed 12-11-2015 17395-2110 International Management Co. LLC for Centurion Realty LLC, 8380 Baymeadows Rd #12, filed 12-11-2015 17395-2238 William Price for James Edwin Parks & Emily, L14, B3, Dunns Creek Farms, filed 12-112015 17395-2240 Dale Houston for Henry C. Baker, 6462 Seaboard Av, filed 12-112015 17395-2269 Ron Russell Roofing Inc. for BEC L LLC, L25, B10, Carver Manor, Unit 9, filed 12-11-2015 17395-2270 Paul Davis Restoration for Rentals In Jax LLC, 1751 E 24th St, filed 12-11-2015 17395-2466 All Weather Contractors for Belle Rive Acquisition LLC, 10200 Belle Rive Bv, filed 12-11-2015 17395-2482 Jacksonville Custom Builders Inc. for Christopher Stone & Ellen, 1636 Rivergate Dr, filed 1211-2015 CARLSON ENTERPRISES LLC FOR: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-2490 Billy Joe Fiantaco, L7,8, B55, Colonial Park, Unit 1 17395-2492 Bill Alcala, L120, Townhomes of Windermere, Unit III 17395-2493 House Doctors Construction Inc. for Jimmie Z. Reynolds, L6,7, Thompson’s Riverview, filed 12-11-2015 17396-241 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for Jacqueline Melinda Eckert, 5620 Robert Scott Dr N, filed 12-112015 17396-280 Lendry Homes LLC for William A. Russell & Kathryn R., L1, B3, Longino’s R/P of Neptune, filed 12-11-2015 17396-362 Merritt Roofing for Michael Lepianka, 1622 Arrowhead Tl, filed 12-11-2015 17396-367 Empire Roofing for Glen Connely, 4312 Fargo Dr E, filed 1211-2015 17396-554 Service Experts for Leon Jarriel, 11377 Wesley Lake Dr, filed 12-11-2015 17396-564 George W. Sertzec for self, 4310 Shallow Lake Dr, filed 12-112015 17396-604 Fickling Construction Inc. for Brent Fickling, L4, B3, Pine Grove, Unit 1, filed 12-11-2015 17396-634 Align Roofing for Lutitia Turner, L2, B17, R/P of Glen Myra, filed 12-11-2015 17396-752 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for Oscar Samuel, 4105 Cumbrian Gardens Ln, filed 12-11-2015 17396-808 CSNF LLC for Marion Scott & Michelle, L35, Cross Creek, filed 12-11-2015
17396-1019 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. for Matthew W. Hough & Jamey, L38, B18D, Oakwood Villa Estates, filed 12-11-2015 17396-1095 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for Robert Pauldo, 1825 W 12th St, filed 12-11-2015 17396-1177 Skyline Roofing LLC for The Forest Apartments LLC, 7225 Crane Av, filed 12-11-2015 17396-1234 Preferred Roofing LLC for Wanda Willbanks, L24, B3, Heritage Hills, filed 12-11-2015
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. 17394-76 St. Vincent’s Medical Center Riverside vs. Marjory R. Mitchell, $4,492.00, filed 12-10-2015 17394-640 Shapell’s Inc. vs. Benton Family Real Estate, $109.20, filed 12-10-2015 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-692 Trachella Johnson Foy, $8,415.27 17394-693 Willie James Williams, $3,434.00 17394-694 Letese Burg, $4,617.50 17394-695 Letese Burg, $8,208.00 17394-696 Letese Burg, $4,207.00 17394-697 Kory Sokolsky, $78,751.10 17394-698 Sahara Barkley, $9,254.96 17394-699 Lloyd Adams, $8,799.00 17394-700 Andrew Ray, $39,949.00 17394-701 Fiteau Pinchinat, $15,874.00 17394-702 Theodore G. Pollard, $10,667.00 17394-830 W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor Inc. vs. Jacksonville VA DST, $184,702.24, filed 12-10-2015 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-1034 Lashawnda Taylor, $2,435.00 17394-1035 Soun Chea, $1,458.00 17394-1036 Mitchell Douglas Boyd, $1,311.00 17394-1037 Bonnie S. Grace, $15,965.00 17394-1038 Rosa B. Garcia, $2,326.00 17394-1039 Shantanae Michelle Rhone, $4,331.00 17394-1040 Rufino Devon Blake, $2,214.00 17394-1041 Alonzo Deetwon Brown, $14,599.00 17394-1042 Herbert Webster Capps, $9,922.00 17394-1543 Teakwood Villas Association Inc. vs. Sheila Vasser, $19,020.12, filed 12-10-2015 17395-654 Verano Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Gregory Boyd Taylor, $1,163.22, filed 12-11-2015 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-908 Alicia Janyell Howard, $16,138.00 17395-909 William Eugene Papet, $24,432.00 17395-910 Loreal Nicole McCrimager, $7,762.00 17395-911 Vera La Von Hibbs, $25,224.00 17395-912 Katey Komula, $1,145.00 17395-913 Esmoris Evan Arocho, $2,435.00 17395-1129 Rogero & Williams Roofing Contractors vs. Lisa Schlock, $1,197.17, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1343 Perma-Curbs of Jacksonville Inc. vs. Pavecor et al, $4,000.03, filed 12-11-2015 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-1364 Lam Nguyen, $26,447.10
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BUSINESS LEADS
Documents Filed for Record CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-11 17395-1365 Bobby Harris, Sr., $319,623.50 17395-1366 Tatiana Fletcher, $12,903.00 17395-1367 Cody Kinney, $49,250.50 17395-1368 The Estate of Charles Scanlon, $128,503.90 17395-1369 Ormisha Lashae Sherrer, $14,691.00 17395-1370 Cory Givens, $247,520.30 17395-1371 Jodi Warren, $15422.00 17395-1372 William Hooper, $68,757.50 17395-1373 Jeff Smith, $38,460.10 17395-1376 The Estate of Jacqueline Bingham, $33,040.84 17395-1377 Dwayne Glover, $22,492.00 17395-1378 Latoya Jones, $2,511.00 17395-1379 Am Chou Chan, $32,898.00 17395-1380 Mitchell Stroud, $57,621.00 17395-1381 Robin Smith, $9,573.00 17395-1382 Cedric Cohen, $2,710.00 17395-1383 Rudenya Stephens, $6,404.00 17395-1384 Benjamin Rose, $4,126.00 17395-1385 Demario Raysor, $3,405.00 17395-1479 Kobrin Builders Supply LLC vs. Apace Drywall of NE FL, $1,539.52, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1837 BRC Restoration vs. Travis Peterson, $14,715.44, filed 12-112015 17395-1838 CEMEX Construction Materials Florida LLC vs. Octane One LLC et al, $6,826.72, filed 1211-2015 17395-1966 Florida Empire Plumbing Inc. vs. Silversmith Creek Florida Owners LLC, $965.00, filed 12-112015 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-2144 Alma Parker, $29,329.00 17395-2145 Tammy Pecor, $17,627.00 17395-2146 Christie B. Germer, $5,017.10 17395-2147 Eric Lamar McBride, $8,651.00 17395-2148 Dairun Mullins, $263,167.60 17395-2149 Christine Mannes, $20,366.43 17395-2150 Dellajean Newburn, $42,723.17 17395-2151 Lula Ross McCraw, $8,270.00 17395-2152 Brian Nurse, $4,423.00 17395-2153 Bobby Hill, $18,017.30 17395-2154 Jason Marlow, $4,153.00 17395-2155 Anita M. Newsom, $2,482.00 17395-2156 Valencia Jones, $2,633.00 17395-2157 Aleia Gordon, $5,620.00 17395-2158 Pamela Le, $24,711.00 17395-2159 Edward Hurd, $5,395.00 17395-2160 Jimmy Nettles, $19,953.00 17395-2161 Sirous Gabrani, $34,147.00 17395-2162 Tonisha Logan, $30,569.00 17395-2163 The Estate of John Miller, $18,196.00 17395-2227 E C Concrete vs. RP Witt Construction Inc. et al, $22,940.00, filed 12-11-2015 17396-201 Arwood Waste & Demolition vs. Jim Kittrell et al, $1,685.67, filed 12-11-2015 17396-245 Lifetime Enclosures Inc. vs. Diana E. Perez & Marcial Martin, $7,493.00, filed 12-11-2015
Satisfaction of
LIENS
Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed 17393-2103 Ashley Green Owners Association Inc. to Mary E. Phillips & Robert W. Stephens, 17122-1992, filed 12-10-2015 17394-92 St. Vincent’s Medical Center Riverside to April N. Brusseau, 16921-600, filed 12-10-2015 ST. VINCENT’S MEDICAL CENTER SOUTHSIDE TO: FILED 12-102015 17394-113 Lois T. Smokes, 17140-386 17394-131 Jimmy Turner, 17289-598 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE TO: FILED 12-10-2015 17394-316 Sylvia Lorana Dunivan, 17103-488 17394-317 Suhale Yakoub, 17097-1408 17394-318 Katherine McCorkle, 17177-1758 17394-319 Catherine Joann Simmons, 17282-1166 17394-320 Nathan Willis, 17319-1402 17394-321 Jeffrey O’Neal J. Williams, 17332-1707 17394-322 Tara Maureen Stanley, 17341-1713 17394-323 Gabrielle Addie Wright, 17353-1705 17394-324 Ashley Marie Anderson, 17373-1512 17394-325 David Michael Monroe, 17382-1364 17394-1542 Colonial Point Association Inc. to Fannie Mae, 17358-1281, filed 12-10-2015 17394-1966 Florida Construction Services Inc. to GM Pablo LLCc, 168931895, filed 12-10-2015 17394-2303 Ferries Decorative Jack-
sonville Inc. to Cooper’s Hawk Jacksonville LLC, 17380-1468, filed 1210-2015 17394-2357 Lakecrest Condominium Association Inc. to Kathleen Johnson, 17208-2292, filed 12-10-2015 17395-653 Regency Wood Condominium Inc. to Elizabeth A. Spears, 17252-296, filed 12-11-2015 17395-914 Memorial Hospital Jacksonville vs. Krystan Love Jackson, 17327-628, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1447 Villa Medici Condominium Association Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, 16842-1064, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1520 Willow Ridge Condominium Association Inc. to U.S. Bank, 17232-818, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1578 Highland Lakes Townhomes Owners Association Inc. to Megan Kennedy, 17314-1179, filed 12-11-2015 SUTTON LAKES OWNERS ASSOCIATION Inc. TO: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-1579 Lionel Cox, 15338-1363 17395-1580 Milagros Toto & Salvador, 16936-2413 17395-1581 John Watkins & Hannah, 17323-1493 17395-1582 Annie Brockington, 173231494 17395-1583 Velda Scott, 17323-1487 17395-1584 Minh Tran, 17342-1768 17395-1585 Normand Michon & Kimberly, 17323-1498 17395-1586 Ramiro Gonzalez, 16916544 17395-1587 American Homes 4 Rent Properties Seven LLC, 16916-546 17395-1588 David McCudden & Michele, 11038-2001 17395-2468 Gulfeagle Supply to Grady Braddock Living Trust, 17358-456, filed 12-11-2015 LAKECREST CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC. TO: FILED 12-112015 17396-1083 Daniel Brown & Stephanie, 17208-1210 17396-1089 Daniel Brown & Stephanie, 17206-2417
Satisfaction of
STATE OF FLORIDA TAX LIENS Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed. The Gellatly Co., 16761-2341, filed 1210-2015 Kyn Jax LLC, 17300-650, filed 12-102015 MacLeod Construction Services Inc., 17300-733, filed 12-10-2015 First Coast Hydraulic Repair Inc., 14723-289, 14723-807, 14915-101, 15808-1912, 16180-847, 16406-1197, 16722-289, 15808-1911, 16895-1231, 16895-1232, filed 12-10-2015 Cindy & Michael Enterprise Inc., 15517-412, filed 12-10-2015 Cash Advance Inc., 16673-2335, filed 12-11-2015 Digital Print & Media LLC, 16715-74 Reid’s Educational Child Care Center, 17057-1610, filed 12-11-2015 Selven McCray, 16928-1397, filed 1211-2015 MacLeod Construction Services Inc., 17300-738, filed 12-11-2015 Metropolitan SVC Inc., 17292-1461, filed 12-11-2015 Randy Cabral, 17306-2095, filed 12-112015 RRJS Wings & Beers LLC, 166602028, 16762-225, 17048-1491, 170501051, filed 12-11-2015
Final
JUDGMENTS Court decision that debt exists and amount owed. 17395-478 Sherman Acquisition II LP vs. John Budnik, $5,769.90, filed 1211-2015 17395-508 Ebbets Partners Ltd. vs. Ella B. Taylor, $17,418.62, filed 1211-2015 17395-652 Midland Funding LLC vs. Shirley A. Harris, $4,308.73, filed 1211-2015 MRC RECEIVABLES CORP. VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-715 Michael Pinkney, $1,697.59 17395-716 James McKinney, $2,136.15 MIDLAND FUNDING LLC VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17395-717 Andrea Smith, $3,232.72 17395-873 William M. Harrison, $3,072.39 17395-1820 Midland Credit Management vs. Lillie Woods, $1,991.85, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1855 Midland Funding LLC vs. Cynthia Bradley, $2,932.06, filed 1211-2015 17395-1864 Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Gail Harris, $1,973.73, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1890 Midland Funding LLC vs. Patricia R. Prim, $4,021.06, filed 1211-2015 17395-2467 Midland Funding NCC-2 Corp. vs. Theresa Isley, $3,004.89, filed 12-11-2015 17396-168 Midland Funding LLC vs. Annette Bryant, $2,836.33, filed 12-
11-2015 17396-253 MRC Receivables Corp. vs. Marge Washington, $2,080.22, filed 12-11-2015 17396-391 Midland Funding LLC vs. Shelia K. Ponting, $1,633.74, filed 12-11-2015 ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17396-572 Cheryl M. Gray, $1,329.77 17396-573 Terrance Griffin, $6,708.11 17396-574 David C. Griffin, Sr., $1,253.60 17396-575 William M. Gerhart, $5,241.72 17396-576 Anita K. Gray, $8,299.27 17396-577 Steven Gatewood, $3,900.12 17396-578 Michael G. Devoe, $7,221.80 17396-579 Betty J. Davis, $6,545.85 17396-580 Steven A. Cochran, $10,040.22 17396-581 Darrell W. Clift, $5,666.11 17396-735 Joanne P. Cayonte, $3,633.57 17396-736 Nina L. Cavanaugh, $6,050.84 17396-737 Robert Carter, $8,802.48 17396-738 Patrick J. Carleton, $9,384.10 17396-739 Ernest A. Butler, $6,093.78 17396-740 Lillian P. Bush, $15,272.10 17396-741 Lillian T. Bush, $520.73 17396-742 Melba M. Brown, $1,457.27 17396-743 Lynette A. Brown, $3,361.68 17396-744 Karen L. Britt, $1,687.66 17396-784 Karl Braren vs. Stephen G. Lake, $8,773.75, filed 12-11-2015 ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC VS: FILED 12-11-2015 17396-1288 Joseph E. Brett, $4,945.26 17396-1289 Frederic T. Borenstein, $4,766.98 17396-1290 Lujuana Bolden, $1,727.66 17396-1291 Clark Bethenia, $6,676.07 17396-1292 Mary Berry, $7,831.57 17396-1293 Wayne Benette, $2,210.31 17396-1294 Victor M. Barrera Perez, $12,765.82 17396-1295 Eva R. Baird, $17,683.07 17396-1296 Annette Bailey, $2,185.01 17396-1297 Baby C. Aycock, $8,234.93 17396-1298 Carlos Alvarado, $8,545.87 17396-1299 Autumn N. Allen, $4,175.45
Satisfaction of
JUDGMENTS Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed 17395-1741 Legacy Cabinets Inc. vs. Mario Oliveira Enterprises Inc., 16498-1192
LIS PENDENS Notice filed that title of certain property is in litigation and is in danger of being bound by adverse judgment. Judgment has not yet taken place but property is under constraint. 17395-1812 Ditech Financial LLC vs. the unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors & trustees of the Estate of Linda C. Wilson; Doromae Wilson & lea Wilson Zimmerman et al, Unit 1502, Bldg 1500, The Seasons at Mill Cove, Phase 6, filed 12-11-2015 17395-1847 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Terry W. Bowens et al, L45, Highlands, Unit 4, filed 12-11-2015 17396-363 Northwest Jacksonville Community Development Corp. vs. Thomas Henry Tate et al, L1,2, B3, Hendersonville 17396-653 U.S. Bank vs. Todd Melton & Delores et al, L115, Heaven Trees, Unit 5-A, filed 12-11-2015 17396-973 U.S. Bank vs. Angela B. Withers & Gary G. et al, L73, Brandywine, Unit 1, filed 12-11-2015 COPPER HILL OWNERS ASSOCIATION Inc. TO: FILED 12-11-2015 17396-1350 Tania A. O’Neal et al, L121, Copper Hill, Unit 1 17396-1352 Chauvone A. Taylor & Shantae D. et al, L100, Copper Hill, Unit 2
17396-1480 MidFirst Bank vs. Charmain N. Roberts & Justin C. et al, L85, Pritchard Plantation, Phase 1, filed 12-14-2015 17396-1697 U.S. Bank vs. Benjamin Scott et ux, et al, L66, Big Oak Run, filed 12-14-2015 17396-1794 Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Paul F. Howard, Sr. & Pamela Harvey et al, L13, B4, Confederate Point, Unit 1, filed 12-14-2015 KERNAN FOREST MASTER ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 12-14-2015 17396-1883 Angela Sutton et al, Unit 1104, Hammock Grove 17396-1909 Ninos Mamy et al, Unit 1702, Hammock Grove 17396-1916 NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Berkley B. White et ux, et al, L4, B3, Biscayne Villas, Unit 2, filed 12-14-2015 17396-1923 Kernan Forest Master Association Inc. vs. Keela Rouse et al, L151, Kernan Forest, filed 12-14-2015
BUILDING PERMITS Key to Abbreviations SFH - Single Family Home MFH - Multi Family Home APT - Apartment STO - Store OB - Office Building GAR - Garage MH - Mobile Home IND - Industrial Building
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-8 som Lake Dr, 0, new building, single family, $203,000 B15-739033.000, Lennar Homes, LLC for Lennar Homes, LLC, 16067 Dowing Creek Dr, 32218, new building, single family, $168,900 B15-739035.000, Lennar Homes, LLC for Lennar Homes, LLC, 16082 Garrett Grove Ct, 32218, new building, single family, $226,900 B15-742047.000, Miracle Windows & Sunrooms Inc for Phil Butler, 12032 Stacy Scott Ct Ir01, 32223, window/ door replacement, single family, $2,399 B15-742058.000, Miracle Windows & Sunrooms Inc for Byron Thompson, 1200 San Amaro Rd, 32207, window/door replacement, single family, $1,932 B15-740304.000, Advantage Home Builders, Inc for Advantage Home Builders Inc, 1248 Royal Dornoch Dr, 32221, new building, single family, $139,980 B15-740326.000, Advantage Home Builders, Inc for Advantage Home Builders, Inc., 2057 Patriot Walk Dr, 32221, new building, single family, $2,031,000 B15-740328.000, Advantage Home Builders, Inc for Advantage Home Builders, Inc., 9810 Sailor Dr, 32221, new building, single family, $173,160 B15-742041.000, Crown Pool Cleaning Inc for Lucas Galani, 5348 Bentpine Cove Rd, 32224, swimming pool, single family, $50,000 B15-742131.000, Palm Island Homes Inc. for Zali Holdings LLC, 10526 Monaco Dr, 32218, alterations & repairs, garages, $10,000 B15-740765.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Sandy Comstock, 12897 Jupiter Hills Cir N, 32225, window/ door replacement, single family, $998 B15-741194.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Yelena Ryshkova, 2457 Misty Water Dr W, 32246, window/ door replacement, single family, $667 B15-741195.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Faye East, 3101 Paddle Creek Dr, 32223, window/door replacement, townhouse, $554 B15-741753.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Melanie Adams, 6161 Faulkner Cir, 32244, window/door replacement, single family, $465 B15-741756.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Ronald Wagoner, 8802 Shindler Crossing Dr, 32222, window/door replacement, single family, $470 B15-741757.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Arnulfo Velasco, 10763 Executive Dr, 32225, window/door replacement, single family, $470 B15-741760.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Daniel Krivensky, 263 Otterwood Ct, 32225, window/door replacement, single family, $476 B15-741763.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Gregory Trace, 2340 The Woods Dr, 32246, window/door replacement, single family, $641 B15-741767.000, Butterfield Remodeling LLC for Gayle Cooksey, 1829 Ashmore Green Dr, 32246, window/ door replacement, single family, $346 B15-741069.000, D & D Garage Doors Inc. for Becky Melvin, 1702 Mandarin Estates Dr, 32223, window/door replacement, single family, $548 B15-732537.000, Ansco & Associates, LLC for Crown Castle South LLC, 13995 Beach Bv Ct01, 0, alterations & repairs, utilities, $85,000 B15-733789.000, Ansco & Associates, LLC for New Cingular Wireless Pcs, 4175 Hendricks Av Ct02, 0, addition, utilities, $30,000 B15-735509.000, Ansco & Associates, LLC for Pinnacle Towers Acquistions LLC, 12034 Palm Lake Dr Ct02, 0, alterations & repairs, utilities, $65,000 B15-687689.000, American Coastal Builders LLC for Mike & Felicia Fox, 3128 River Vale Ct, 32207, accessory building, single family, $65,000 B15-740531.000, Tnt Fireworks for Ashley Reid, 13490 Beach Blvd, 32224, other, other, $1,000 B15-740532.000, Tnt Fireworks for Ashley Reid, 11900 Atlantic Blvd, 32225, other, other, $1,000 B15-740533.000, Tnt Fireworks for Ashley Reid, 8808 Beach Blvd, 32216, other, other, $1,000 B15-740534.000, Tnt Fireworks for Ashley Reid, 10991 San Jose Blvd, 32223, other, other, $1,000 B15-740535.000, Tnt Fireworks for Ashley Reid, 6767 103rd St, 32210, other, other, $1,000 B15-740536.000, Tnt Fireworks for Ashley Reid, 7890 Normandy Blvd, 32221, other, other, $1,000
B15-742029.000, Wallace Contracting Services Inc for Mary Eadeh, 14447 Cherry Lake Dr W, 32258, alterations & repairs, single family, $2,500 B15-742033.000, G & L Outdoor Services Inc for Gate Petroleum Company Inc, 13940 Beach Blvd, 32224, other, stores, mercantile, $500 B15-742034.000, G & L Outdoor Services Inc for First Coast Energy Llp, 5344 Ortega Blvd, 32210, other, stores, mercantile, $500 B15-742038.000, G & L Outdoor Services Inc for The Avenues Mall, 10300 Southside Blvd, 32256, other, stores, mercantile, $500 B15-742039.000, G & L Outdoor Services Inc for Sleiman Enterprises, 4436 Hendricks Ave, 32207, other, stores, mercantile, $500 B15-742040.000, G & L Outdoor Services Inc for Retail Investors LLC, 4530 St Johns Ave, 32210, other, stores, mercantile, $500 B15-719213.000, Heritage Construction Of East Central Florida Inc for Arlington Marina, 5137 Arlington Rd, 32211, other, amusement recreation, $1,200 B15-737308.000, Larry H Peeples Construction, Inc. for Barbara Barsh, 1534 Robinson Ave, 32205, alterations & repairs, single family, $57,321 B15-737919.000, Helix Systems, Inc for Hillwood Construction Services, 12970 Normandy Blvd, 32221, other, other, $200,000 B15-723925.000, Suncoast Industrial & Construction Services for Cleveland & Cleveland Law, 10001 Gate Pkwy N 100, 32246, new building, office, bank, professional, $653,000 B15-734070.000, Suncoast Industrial & Construction Services for Premier Restaurants LLC., 12547 Bartram Park Blvd 205, 32258, tenant buildout, restaurants, $185,000 B15-727683.000, Mercedes Premier Homes, LLC for Mercedes Premier Homes, 3096 Vista Wood Dr, 32226, new building, single family, $181,000 B15-735915.000, Mercedes Premier Homes, LLC for Scott Buescher, 1515 Alexandria Pl N, 32207, new building, garages, $24,000 B15-742193.000, Field Renovation Specialists, LLC. for Aaron Grantham, 1823 Sandalwood Blvd, 32246, alterations & repairs, single family, $2,250 B15-742194.000, Field Renovation Specialists, LLC. for Jeanetter Green, 11000 Traci Lynn Dr, 32218, alterations & repairs, single family, $2,725 S15-742179.000, Exit 1 Stop Reality for Exit 1 Stop Reality, 8785 Perimeter Park Blvd, 32216, n/a, new, $100 S15-742182.000, Exit 1 Stop Reality for Exit 1 Stop Reality, 8785 Perimeter Park Blvd, 32216, n/a, new, $100 S15-742183.000, Exit 1 Stop Reality for Exit 1 Stop Reality, 8785 Perimeter Park Blvd, 32216, n/a, new, $100 S15-742201.000, Exit 1 Stop Reality for Exit 1 Stop Reality, 8785 Perimeter Park Blvd, 32216, n/a, new, $100 S15-739184.000, Rogers Sign Corp for Metro Pcs Florida LLC, 8021 Phillips Hy, 0, n/a, new, $5,000 S15-739185.000, Rogers Sign Corp for Metro Pcs Florida LLC, 8021 Phillips Hy, 0, n/a, new, $4,400 S15-737364.000, Taylor Sign & Design Inc. for H&e Equpitment, 240 Hammond Blvd, 32254, n/a, new, $2,355 S15-737375.000, Taylor Sign & Design Inc. for H&e Equipment, 240 Hammond Blvd, 32254, n/a, new, $2,355 S15-739386.000, Taylor Sign & Design Inc. for Bartram Village Retail, LLC, 13920 Old St Augustine Rd 105, 32258, n/a, new, $2,420 S15-739388.000, Taylor Sign & Design Inc. for Bartram Village Retail, LLC, 13920 Old St Augustine Rd 105, 32258, n/a, new, $2,420 S15-742176.000, License Not Required for Jax Jewelry & Pawn, 5211 Blanding Blvd, 32210, n/a, new, $150 S15-742056.000, Cns Signs, Inc. for Set Wadad, 8560 Beach Blvd, 32216, n/a, new, $2,400 S15-742064.000, Cns Signs, Inc. for Beemer &assoc Xlv, LLC, 10601 Alta Dr, 32226, n/a, new, $2,400 T15-742101.000, Florida Mobile Masters Inc for Ronald Reedy, 2533 Water Bluff Dr, 32218, mobile home - replacement, mobile homes, $4,850 R15-741891.000, Carlson Enterprises LLC. for Helen Valdomar, 2234 Cavalry Blvd, 32246, existing building, single family, $17,833 R15-742042.000, House Doctors Construction Inc for Toveni Dham, 9491 Warhawk Rd, 32221, existing building, single family, $11,244 R15-742187.000, Romano Brothers Roofing Inc for Fine Rentals, 952 Aries Rd W, 32216, existing building, single family, $6,750 R15-740928.000, Great White Construction Inc. for Silvana Koka, 3849 Santa Fe St E, 32246, existing building, single family, $7,850 R15-741838.000, Great White Construction Inc. for Craig Lawrence Living Trust, 14315 Cedar Island Rd, 32250, existing building, single family, $8,615 R15-741857.000, Great White Construction Inc. for William Michelin, 11152 Wandering Oaks Dr, 32257, existing building, single family, $12,127