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Improving house they call home
By David Chapman, Staff Writer Trinidad is home to Sheldon Ramsingh and Sally Teesdale. It is home for their son, Zachary, too, but their baby boy with big brown eyes and flowing black hair won’t be celebrating his first birthday Thursday in his native country. Zachary recently had open-heart surgery, the second such surgery of his young life. He’s a champ. He was discharged three days later and bounced back even better than doctors or his parents anticipated. He still has several follow-ups in the coming weeks, meaning the family won’t be heading back to Trinidad just yet. In the meantime, they’re in a place Teesdale calls a “home away from home — just better.” The temporary “home” is the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville, a 30-room facility in the shadow of Downtown’s hospitals that provides comfort and care for families of critically and chronically ill or injured children. Teesdale remembers walking into the San Marco facility Sept. 7 and feeling a sense of astonishment and relief. The facility was so clean and well-furnished, the staff and volunteers so nice and accommodating. “All of this is for us?” she recalled thinking. “It was really, really, awesome.” Prior to their arrival, though, there was a chance there wasn’t going to be room for the family. Raising funds for their lodging would have been an expensive endeavor. They would have done it, but thankfully it didn’t come to that. Close to five years ago, the nonprofit had a wait-list for families seeking to use its services while going through their challenging ordeals. Ronald McDonald House officials hope that list drops or disappears altogether. The organization today is unveiling the fruits of a $12.5 million capital expansion that will add 23 rooms for a total of 53, and an expansive rooftop garden that overlooks Downtown and provides other amenities. RONALD MCDONALD CONTINUED ON PAGE A-6
Sheldon Ramsingh and Sally Teesdale with their son, Zachary, are staying at the Ronald McDonald House.
One of the features of the Ronald McDonald House Charities Inc. expansion is a spiraling staircase with blown-glass birds filling the middle section for floors. “The Avarium,” as it’s called, is part of a $12.5 million expansion the facility is opening today.
Photos by David Chapman
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Hillwood wants 86 acres at Cecil
Hillwood Investment Properties might buy 86 acres from the city within the month at Cecil Commerce Center where it has been working on an unidentified 1 million-square-foot regional package center. Dallas-based Hillwood is considering acquiring the land, known as Parcel C, as early as mid-October, according to a City Council ordinance to close a right-of-way. Hillwood is the master developer at the city-owned Cecil Commerce Center in West Jacksonville and is developing it as AllianceFlorida. City spokeswoman Tia Ford said Tuesday the city would sell the land to Hillwood for $758,434. Ordinance 2016-566 would close a 30-foot unopened and unimproved rightof-way that exists on the proposed project site. City, state and utility agencies did not object. The city Office of Economic Development requested the ordinance. The property is subject to access by JEA to reach utilities as needed. Ford said the office had no additional information to provide. The council Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee moved the ordinance Monday in a 6-0 vote after a public hearing at which no one spoke for or against the bill. There was no discussion by committee members. District 12 council member Doyle Carter, who represents the area, said Tuesday he would be meeting with Hillwood, but didn’t know the identity or nature of the project. “Whatever it is, it’s good,” he said. Parcel C is just south of the GE Oil & Gas valve-manufacturing plant that Hillwood developed. The bill is ready for council. The project appears to be moving through the development process. Hillwood has submitted site plans, a zoning request and a St. Johns River Water Management District application. MATHIS
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VanOsdol walking toward excellence in care
By Marilyn Young, Editor
When Tom VanOsdol needs a bit of an energizer, he walks the halls at St. Vincent’s HealthCare. It’s where he sees what he loves about the business. The care being delivered to patients. The chance to give an attaboy or attagirl to an employee who is providing compassionate aid. An opportunity to just smile and say hello, letting workers know he appreciates what they do. It also takes VanOsdol back to what was so magical about being a caregiver himself, long before he became chief operating offi-
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cer at St. Vincent’s in December. Bookends of a career that has stretched nearly three decades. Over that time, he’s learned effective leaders have tentacles that reach deep in an organization, able to transform it at all levels. Those tentacles can come in the form of an improved process, open communication or cleaning toilets alongside employees. And yes, he’s really done that.
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VanOsdol began his career in 1988 at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Marion,
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Ind., as a speech language pathologist. He said he likes the specialty because it’s one that touches patients from birth to end of life. Little ones with facial anomalies, children with speech and language disorders and adults who’ve suffered traumatic brain injuries or strokes. Every day, VanOsdol could see the difference he was making. Sometimes it was helping a patient learn to communicate more effectively, other times it was teaching them to chew and swallow safely. “You see such relief and gratitude and probably a recognition WORKSPACE CONTINUED ON PAGE A-7
Tom VanOsdol has been chief operating officer at St. Vincent’s HealthCare since December. He transferred from a St. Vincent’s facility in Anderson, Ind., where he was president.
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While the identity has not been revealed, the emerging description indicates a large employer. The filings outline a regional package center for a national company that would employ 1,000 people and operate aroundthe-clock. Temporary seasonal hiring would increase employment. Maximum parking would be 1,159. The project would need office and warehouse employees as well as truck and van drivers. The center would be developed at 13333 103rd St., north along 103rd Street between New World Avenue and Cecil Commerce Center Parkway. The center would comprise about 977,000 square feet of warehouse space and 40,000 square feet for offices. That size footprint would be larger than the floorplate of the Amazon.com fulfillment center under development in North Jacksonville. That facility is 855,000 square feet, although its multilevel construction increases the size to 2.4 million square feet. The center will employ 1,500 people to pick, pack and ship small consumer items and expects to open in time for the 2017 holiday season. Amazon.com did not respond to an email Monday asking if it intended to open a center at Cecil Commerce Center. The Seattle-based e-commerce retailer has opened two or more centers in several cities. In those instances, one center would pick, pack and ship small items, such as books and consumer electron-
ics, and another would handle larger goods, such as kayaks, furniture and TVs. Amazon.com also operates smaller “last mile” centers that sort sealed packages for shipment to local post offices for the final delivery to customers. Regulatory reviews for the Cecil project are in stages of approval. The order for the zoning administrative deviation has been signed. The city and Prosser Inc., the project agent and engineer, applied for the deviation to increase the maximum number of parking spaces and to reduce minimum landscape requirements. The Water Management District decision is pending. Hillwood Construction Services L.P. requests a permit to clear and grade uplands on the site. The city continues to review the horizontal construction plans. Hillwood Senior Vice President Dan Tatsch said by email Tuesday he had no comment about the project. JAXUSA Partnership President Jerry Mallot said Tuesday he could not comment. The partnership is the economic development division of the JAX Chamber. Carter while he did not know the identity of a prospect, he noted that Hillwood has developed 1 million-square-foot centers, or nearly that size, for Amazon.com and Wal-Mart Stores Inc., among other clients, at its other industrial parks. He said Hillwood might talk to
such companies about coming to Jacksonville. Wal-Mart did not respond Tuesday to an email. The distribution center isn’t Hillwood’s only project at Cecil. It also intends to develop a 407,435-square-foot speculative warehouse that can be expanded by almost 100,000 square feet on Parcel D1 at Cecil Commerce Center. That project is expected to be completed by mid-September 2017. The structure, comprising 387,435 square feet of warehouse space and 20,000 square feet of office space, will be built on 35.43 acres at New World Avenue and Waterworks Street. No tenant is specified on the plans. Carter said there has been interest in that structure. The GE Oil & Gas structure had been designed as a speculative building. As the master developer at AllianceFlorida, Hillwood must complete at least 1.2 million square feet of new building area by Sept. 15, according to the city. Ford said previously that Hillwood has a little more than 800,000 square feet of new development at the park. The speculative building would satisfy the 2017 requirement. Hillwood’s master development property is at Cecil Commerce Center Parkway and Normandy Boulevard, south of Interstate 10. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
Most JEA customers went online to report outages during Hermine By Max Marbut Staff Writer The days of having to wait minute after minute after minute to talk to someone to report your power is out during a storm are over. At least that was the experience for JEA customers during Hurricane Hermine. While it was far from a devastating storm, 70,000 customers lost power at some time while the hurricane crossed over Northeast Florida. As many as 17,500 were without electricity at the peak of the outage. But 83 percent of customers reported their lights were out using digital devices and selfservice tools on JEA’s website. For people who chose to report a power outage the oldfashioned way — talking to a customer service representative — the average wait time was under 60 seconds. It was the first time the utility has had the opportunity to test the digital communications services that have been put in place over the past few years in a real-
world situation, said Chief Customer Officer Monica Whiting on Tuesday during JEA’s monthly board of directors meeting. “Customers expect constant communication before, during and after a storm,” she said. More than 600,000 emails and automated telephone calls advising people to prepare went out before the storm, followed by more than 17,000 emails, text messages and automated updates during it. Improvements to the outage map on jea.com also enhanced communication, Whiting said. The upgrade allowed customers to click on their street and get an estimate of how long it would be before power was restored. She said the website map page recorded about 12,000 hits during and after Hermine — equal to the average monthly traffic. Chief Information Officer Paul Cosgrove said the communication system is the same technology that’s in operation 24/7, 365 days a year, but its value was most evident during the storm. Had more than eight out of 10 outages not been reported using
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digital means “there’s no way we could have answered all those phone calls,” he said. Line crews began restoring power Thursday evening, but the outages didn’t peak until Friday morning, when more than 200 linemen were working 16-hour shifts. About 180 were still working to restore power early Saturday morning, but by Saturday afternoon, all but a few customers were reconnected, said Mike Brost, vice president and general manager of electric systems. “The last 2,000 restorations were the slowest,” he said, because they were outages in which a repair would reconnect only a few customers. In other business, the board scheduled a public hearing on Oct. 18 for a restructuring of electric rates proposed as a way to pay down debt early, allow JEA to offer economic development incentives and lower residential and commercial customers’ monthly bills. mmarbut@jaxdailyrecord.com (904) 356-2466
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Main Event taking over Latitude venue
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS AND PROPOSED ORDINANCE CODE CHANGE REGARDING PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS AND THE SAN MARCO OVERLAY
By Karen Brune Mathis Managing Editor
Texas-based Main Event Entertainment is hiring for its game center at the former Latitude 360 venue along Philips Highway near The Avenues mall. The city issued a permit Tuesday for an almost $4 million renovation of the building for the Main Event Jacksonville family entertainment center. Jobs listed on mainevent.com/ careers/new-center-opportunity/Jacksonville include technician, culinary manager and restaurant operations manager. Main Event could not provide the anticipated staffing level early Wednesday. The company says it employs more than 100 people at each center, while the restaurant operations manager career listing
The City of Jacksonville proposes to adopt the following ordinance: ORDINANCE 2016-367 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 656 (ZONING CODE), PART 3 (SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS), SUBPART F (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT), SECTIONS 656.340 (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTPUD) AND 656.341 (PROCEDURES), ORDINANCE CODE, AND SUBPART M (SAN MARCO OVERLAY ZONE), SECTIONS 656.399.4, 656.399.6, AND 656.399.7 TO CLARIFY THAT ANY PROPOSED OR AMENDED EXISTING PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE SAN MARCO OVERLAY ZONE IS PROHIBITED FROM WAIVING OR ALTERING ANY STANDARD OR REQUIREMENT SET OUT IN THE SAN MARCO OVERLAY ZONE; AUTHORIZATION FOR OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL TO INSERT EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
referred to a department team of 30-40 hourly employees. The former Latitude 360, at 10370 Philips Highway, closed in January as it faced eviction and financial issues. Main Event will renovate the more than 46,000-square-foot structure. Plans include bowling, a lasertag arena, arcade games, billiards, a bar and dining areas, which carries on with Latitude 360’s focus. A.R. Mays Construction Inc. of Arizona is the contractor. Main Event, based in Plano, calls itself the fastest-growing bowling-anchored entertainment center in the country. It is a subsidiary of Ardent Leisure Group of Australia. Main Event’s website shows more than 30 locations in more than a dozen states, with hiring for its first Florida locations in
Orlando and Jacksonville. The Jacksonville property was built in 1991 and is owned by 30 West Pershing LLC, part of EPR Properties, of Kansas City, Mo. Main Event Entertainment’s food options include casual dining featuring American classics, a pizza café and a full bar. It also offers catering and private rooms for events such as birthday parties, social gatherings, corporate meetings and group functions. It hosts non-competitive eightweek bowling leagues during the spring, fall and winter. It also offers summer camps for children and teenagers from 8-15 with laser tag battles, bowling fundamentals and game play. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
Public hearings will be held on the first floor of City Hall, St. James Building, 117 W. Duval Street, Jacksonville, Florida, as follows:
City Council Public Hearing and Final Vote 5:00 P.M. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 A copy of the proposed ordinance is available for public inspection in the Legislative A copy of the proposed ordinance is available for public inspection in the Legislative Services Division, located on the fourth floor of City Hall, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and at www.coj.net through Legislative Bill Search. All interested persons are invited to review the proposed ordinance and to appear at the public hearings and be heard regarding the adoption of the proposed ordinance. Persons needing special accommodations to attend any hearing noticed hereinabove shall contact the Legislative Services Division at 904-630-1404 not less than 48 hours before a hearing or meeting in order to make arrangements.
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Main Event Entertainment is renovating the former Latitude 360 in Southside at a cost of almost $4 million.
$46.7M proposal would extend Bright Futures into summer By Lloyd Dunkelberger The News Service of Florida
Cheryl L. Brown Council Secretary Sept. 21
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The state university system’s Board of Governors this week will debate expanding the Bright Futures scholarship program to cover summer classes. The proposal, which could cost up to $46.7 million, is a top priority for Gov. Rick Scott, who sees broader use of the merit scholarship program as a way to help students graduate in four years from state universities. Scott has been pushing the proposal since 2015 but has not won support in the Legislature. The Board of Governors, which is meeting this week at New College of Florida in Sarasota, will review a report that says allowing students to use Bright Futures scholarships in the summer will provide them “with an opportuni-
ty to decrease their time-to-degree and enter into the state’s workforce more rapidly.” Data through 2015 from the Board of Governors shows only 44 percent of students graduated in four years at 11 state universities, ranging from a high of 67.3 percent at the University of Florida to a low of 13.4 percent at Florida A&M University. The survey did not include the newly created Florida Polytechnic University. Florida universities had a 66 percent six-year graduation rate, another metric used to measure performance. The Board of Governors has set a goal of raising the system-wide four-year rate to 50 percent by 2025 and the six-year rate to 70 percent. The idea behind expanding Bright Futures is it will provide a financial incentive for more students to attend summer classes,
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increasing the chances they can graduate more quickly. Currently, many Bright Futures students shun the summer classes since their scholarships don’t cover the costs. Expanding the scholarships could nearly double the number of summer Bright Futures students to 85,587, assuming each student averaged 6.3 credit hours in the summer, based on the highest estimate by analysts for the Board of Governors. That expansion cost was estimated at $46.7 million. The lowest estimate was $25.9 million, assuming roughly the same number of Bright Futures students, 48,000, would attend summer classes but would be reimbursed under the proposal. Funding for the summer expansion would have to compete against other proposals during the 2017 legislative session. JAMES F. BAILEY JR. Publisher MARILYN YOUNG Editor KAREN BRUNE MATHIS Managing Editor
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United Way looking for $10,000 idea
United Way of Northeast Florida invites local college students to submit ideas for social change through the organization’s app, Upstream. The program, in its second year, will select 10 ideas and then pair each student team with a United Way Stein Fellow — a young professional business leader — for four months to develop the idea beginning Oct. 13. Categories are education, financial stability, health and urban core improvement. Applications will be accepted through 5 p.m. Sept. 30 for a chance to win a $10,000 community service grant to further develop and implement an idea. The project is endorsed by the JAX Chamber and sponsored by Brightway Insurance, Downtown Vision Inc. and Jacksonville Community of Entrepreneurs. Applicants must be 18-24, enrolled at Jacksonville University or the University of North Florida and have at least two semesters remaining before graduation. Visit unitedwaynefl.org/upstream for details.
Salvation Army needs volunteers for holiday duty
The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida is recruiting volunteers to help make possible its holiday programs. The organization is known for its international Red Kettle campaign, which raises funds for holiday assistance to those in need, as well as year-round programs. Bell ringers can volunteer at Publix and Winn Dixie locations in Duval County on Monday-Saturday from Nov. 10-Dec. 24. Contact Kathy DeSiena at (904) 301-4852 or kathydesiena@uss.salvationarmy.org to reserve a date and location. Volunteers also are needed to help register applicants for Thanksgiving food baskets and the Angel Tree program, which provides toys and clothing to children in need. Help is needed 8 a.m.-noon weekdays in October, plus Saturdays, Oct. 8 and 22. Volunteers should contact Stephanie Arnold at (904) 301-4846 or stephanie. arnold@uss.salvationarmy.org. The Salvation Army provides holiday food baskets to more than 1,600 families each year.
The organization will drop off and pick up collection barrels. A limited number are available. To participate, call (904) 301-4782 or email fla.jaxss@uss.salvationarmy.org.
BairFind honored by council
City Council presented The BairFind Foundation a resolution honoring the work of founder Dennis Bair and the organization. Bair, a former minor league pitcher, established the group to place signs with photos of missing children and contact information in sports stadium concourses. The resolution was introduced by council member Bill Gulliford and co-sponsored by Doyle Carter and Joyce Morgan. It referenced BairFind partners Jacksonville Suns, team owner Ken Babby and the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. BairFind is a Homegrown Charity Partner of Minor League Baseball. The program expanded last season from 40 teams to 139 across the country. This year about 500 children were featured on signs, resulting in over 37 million baseball fans seeing profiles of missing children. More than 150 of the children profiled were safely located.
Aetna Foundation gives $150,000 to nutrition initiatives
The Aetna Foundation awarded $150,000 to help two organizations aimed at improving the health and quality of life in the community. St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach pediatric nutrition and wellness initiative received $100,000 to provide free consultation from a registered dietitian about exercise, nutrition and stress reduction for children in low-income neighborhoods. Also, 2nd Mile Ministries received $50,000 for its Healthy Habits, Healthy Kids, which offers summer camps and yearround school programs to children in the Brentwood neighborhood.
Eating ribs for charity
For the eighth year in a row, Woody’s Bar-B-Q will celebrate its birthday by giving back to at-risk children in Northeast Florida. Teaming with the University of Florida First Coast Child Protection Team, the restaurant will raise awareness and funds to support prevention and detection of child abuse and neglect. Woody’s will commemorate 36 years of business Saturday with a five-minute spare rib-eating contest at the company’s flagship restaurant at 1680 University Blvd. The VIP party is noon-2 p.m. with finger
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Christie Chandler of Arts Evolution painted a mural for Girl Matters at George Washington Carver Elementary School.
Delores Barr Weaver center renovates classroom The Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center renovated a room at George Washington Carver Elementary School for the organization’s Girl Matters program. Arts Evolution renovated and redecorated a classroom for girls in the intervention program aimed to improve academic success and reduce school suspensions. Arts Evolution founders Heather Moore and Christie Chandler dedicated months toward the transformation. Moore painted, cleaned, organized and decorated the classroom, which now has a lounge area, a reading nook and a flower garden. Chandler painted a mural in the hallway as a way to mark the space as a safe haven for girls to meet, share and learn leadership skills. The policy center was established through a grant from the Delores Barr Weaver Fund at The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida. Its mission is to advance the rights of girls and young women, especially those in the justice system. To learn more, visit seethegirl.org.
foods, birthday cake, a silent auction and live entertainment. A minimum donation of $10 allows admission to the party. The proceeds will benefit the First Coast Child Protection Team. A $50 donation scores a seat at this year’s eating contest. Last year’s champion devoured 18 ribs before the bell rang.
The winner will receive a $150 Woody’s gift card and the runner-up will get a $50 card. All contestants will receive an “I’m a Total Pig!” T-shirt. Woody’s is seeking donations, sponsors, silent auction contributions and contest participants. Contact Director of Marketing Tammy Cipriani at (904) 992-0556, ext. 30 for details.
Last year, more than $12,000 was donated to the First Coast Child Protection Team from the Woody’s Bar-B-Q spare rib-eating contest and birthday party.
The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida is looking for volunteers to ring the bell over the holidays and for other duties.
Jacksonville-based BairFind Foundation was recognized by City Council for its national effort to help find missing children.
St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach received a $100,000 grant from the Aetna Foundation to provide assistance in low-income neighborhoods.
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City Notes Anheuser-Busch hosting Oktoberfest The Anheuser-Busch brewery in North Jacksonville is getting into the seasonal spirit by hosting an Oktoberfest celebration Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. The two-day event will be highlighted by German cuisine, culture and beer in a traditional festival atmosphere. In addition to carnival games, pumpkin bowling and the like, there will be live music by Austin Park, The Swinging Bavarians, One Step Ahead of the Law and others. Tickets for Sept. 30 start at $10, while Oct. 1 tickets begin at $20. VIP tickets and packages also are available. For information, tickets and a schedule of events, visit oktoberfestjacksonville.com.
UNF fares well in college rankings
The University of North Florida has been ranked as one of the better options in Florida in a study recently published by USA Today. College Factual, an online tool and ranking system that helps students select colleges, ranked UNF No. 13 of 37 in the state in the “Best Colleges for the Money” category and No. 20 of 37 in the “Top Quality Overall Best Colleges” section. College Factual ranked more than 1,300 colleges with key rating factors, including how well the institution retains and graduates students and the boost in expected earnings.
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Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra adds 4 musicians
The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra added four members as contract players for the 2016-17 season. The additions are: • Katherine Caliendo, a New Jersey native who comes to Jacksonville after symphony positions in Houston and San Antonio. She will play second horn. • Tristan Clarke, formerly of the Charlotte Symphony. He also has experience with symphonies in Atlanta and Boston, along with the Boston Pops. He will play principal trumpet. • Jonathan Kuo, a Los Angeles native who began his musical career playing piano before moving to violin. He played with the New World Symphony for two years. He will play violin. • Brian Magnus has performed with symphonies in Austin, Dallas and Las Colinas, Texas and Shreveport, La. He will play cello.
Jaycees to honor young leaders
The Jacksonville Jaycees is recognizing young leaders as part of its first Young Professional Awards at 7 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Salem Center. The awards will recognize professionals ages 18-40 in categories associated with academics, business, government, community and science. For a full list, visit jaxyoungprofessionals.com. The nomination period ends Oct. 15, with three finalists selected per category. Online voting will take place until Nov. 1 to determine winners. The Jaycees are the area’s version of the Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce and were founded in 1922.
Baptist Medical Center South has broken ground on an eightstory patient tower being built on the hospital's 32-acre campus at Interstate 95 and Old St. Augustine Road. The 152,000-square-foot tower will have 138 patient beds, which will bump Baptist South’s total to 407. The addition is expected to be completed in early 2018. The tower’s first four floors will be initially completed to provide expanded surgical space, labor and delivery patient rooms, medical surgery rooms and support space. The rest will be completed on an as-needed basis. A third five-story medical office building is in the works to house primary care and specialty physicians’ offices along with a fourstory parking garage.
Eye-care professionals merge
Maida CustomVision and Florida Eye Specialists merged their businesses this month. CustomVision’s Dr. Jerry Maida and Florida Eye Specialists doctors Amit Chokshi and Akbar Hasan have treated more than 24,000 eyes with laser vision correction. Chokshi received fellowship training in LASIK at the New York Eye and Eye Infirmary and served as director of laser correction at the University of Florida. Hasan completed his fellowship training in cornea and LASIK surgery at Duke University and served as the former laser vision director at Mayo Clinic. The collaboration also marks Florida Eye Specialists’ sixth location.
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Two Khans talk football and the other football Shad Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Fulham Football Club, met Saturday in Chicago with London Mayor Sadiq Khan. Khan presented the mayor with a Jaguars jersey and helmet before the two spent 20 minutes discussing issues related to both brands of football as well as the connection between London, Jacksonville and the United States. Khan invited the mayor to Wembley Stadium to watch the Jaguars host the Indianapolis Colts on Oct. 2.
Aviation authority board elects officers
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority board on Monday elected Patrick Kilbane as its chairman for the 2016-17 year that begins Oct. 1. Kilbane is director of the divorce advisory group, general counsel and wealth adviser at Ulmann Brown Wealth Advisors. Additionally, he serves on the 4th Judicial Circuit Nominating Commission. He was appointed to the aviation board in 2014 by Gov. Rick Scott. Also elected were Giselle Carson as vice chairman, Jay Demetree as secretary and Russ Thomas as treasurer. Carson is a shareholder at Marks Gray, Demetree is president of Demetree Brothers Inc. and Thomas is CEO of Availity. Kilbane
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The School of Music at the University of North Florida will host its sixth annual Jacksonville Sings! event Thursday-Saturday at the UNF campus. The event features almost 250 singers from 30 high schools in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, in addition to 100 college students. The public will have the opportunity to attend two concerts. The UNF Showcase Concert will be 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Lazzara Performance Hall. It will feature the UNF Chorale, Wind Symphony and UNF student soloists among others. The other will be The Invitational Honor Chorus Finale Concert with guest conductor Eric Whitacre at 5 p.m. Saturday in the same location. Tickets are $10.
Brosche, school board members receive environmental awards City Council member Anna Brosche and the Duval County School board were among the 34 honorees recognized last week during the 24th annual Mayor’s Environmental Awards. They received the inaugural Scenic Jacksonville Award for Civic Engagement & Environmental Stewardship. Brosche recently had a bill approved that appropriates city funding to plant a tree at each of the county’s 160 public schools. Pictured above are council President Lori Boyer, school board Chair Ashley Smith Juarez, Scenic Jacksonville board member Rachel Cocciolo, Brosche, city Community Affairs Director Charles Moreland and school board member Scott Shine.
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Ronald McDonald The project also meant overhauling the dining and kitchen areas where families often share stories and a hot meal each night, revamping conference areas and adding more play and learning areas for children. The project was envisioned five years ago but construction began in January 2015. Since then, pounding hammers and whirring drills interspersed with giggles of playing children or families conversing with one another about their situations, their children and their lives in general. Or even making friends, like Ramsingh and Teesdale did with a couple from Tallahassee with whom they exchanged numbers and emails, along with visits later. “The families have gotten used to it and have been just amazing,” said Diane Boyle, Ronald McDonald House executive director. Boyle said some families come to stay for two to three days at a time. Others two to three weeks or longer depending on the need. The construction has been a distraction in a time when distractions can be a welcome sight or sound. Those sounds of construction continued Tuesday afternoon as contractors and staff were putting on the finishing touches of the improvements in anticipation of today’s opening.
It wasn’t always easy. The project at one point was set back about five months when the expansion being built above the adjoining retention pond met some watery challenges. The pond was drained and it turns out fish lived there and needed to be part of a catch-andrelease program. When it was finally drained and the digging began, the construction inadvertently tapped a spring that pumped a million gallons of water a day. Despite the slight setbacks, the project turned out fantastic, said Boyle. The work isn’t complete just yet, though. After the house’s current residents are moved to their new digs, a $1 million renovation of the older rooms starts. It’s expected to take about three months and will match the décor of the newest wing. When completed, it will provide even more families like Zachary’s that needed home away from home — “the perfect place to be under these circumstances,” said Teesdale. “It has made our situation so much easier,” said Ramsingh. That’s been the house’s mission the entire time.
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Diane Boyle, Ronald McDonald House executive director, in one of the rooms that’s part of the expansion. Each has more space and a more updated feel than the current ones, which also will be upgraded in the next several months.
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Part of the expansion includes a massive play area for children that neighbors the dining area, which allow parents to see their kids play without always being with them. The play area also includes a reading space with a hand-painted mural.
The project includes a rooftop garden with Downtown views, including of the nearby hospitals families at the Ronald McDonald House frequent.
The facility’s chapel has four stained-glass windows representing life and the sea.
Reed, a 5-year-old golden retriever, gets accustomed to the new surroundings Wednesday with the help of Shelli Martin, Ronald McDonald House family operations manager. Reed is a big hit with the children.
The Ronald McDonald House music room was named in honor of James Walker, a nearby resident who staff never knew about until his death and the $1 million donation he left to the organization.
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An earlier transformation came when VanOsdol joined the Anderson hospital. It was his first job in a Catholic-based institution. He wanted to see what the culture and climate were like in that type of organization versus what he had experienced. VanOsdol found the connection of his personal values with the organization’s values to be so strong that he said he never wants to be anywhere else. The hospital’s core values were not just articulated in a frame on the wall, he said. They were lived out in how decisions were made and how employees were included in the process of change. He was in awe when the Sisters of the Holy Cross would walk in the hallways, call employees by name and ask how they were doing. “I was hooked,” he said. VanOsdol worked hard to build trust and communication with the employees there. He began to walk the halls, where he knew the names of nearly all 1,400 associates. (St. Vincent’s HealthCare has 5,000 workers on three campuses and 55 ambulatory sites.) He likes greeting employees by their first names, which is one of the reasons the Indiana hospital redesigned its badges to make the first name larger. Employees called him by his first name, which he wants in Jacksonville, as well. “I’ll always and forever be Tom,” he said. As hospital president, VanOsdol started “Tom Walks in Your Shoes,” where once a month he would spend up to a day working side-by-side with employees in a department. One of the most memorable was scrubbing toilets with environmental services employees. “They had an absolute ball,” he said, including taking pictures to hang on the bulletin board. VanOsdol used those days to build more than just fun memories. He wanted to spend enough time with employees so they would open up about what works well for them and what they would like to see improved. He wanted to know specifics such as if they didn’t understand a process or if they couldn’t get supplies. VanOsdol knew employees likely wouldn’t stop by his office to share their concerns. Instead, he said, “They’re just going to be frustrated on a day-to-day basis.” Many of the concerns were ones he could address, eliminating barriers for them. “I could make a pretty small change that made a big difference,” said VanOsdol, who is working on developing the program in Jacksonville.
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Chief Operating Officer Tom VanOsdol, left, joined Dr. Kenneth Rothfield, chief medical officer and chief quality officer, and Blain Claypool, president of Acute Care, during the service awards ceremony at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. VanOsdol also plays trumpet, which he’s done since fifth-grade.
VanOsdol and his wife, Kathy, have two children, Hope and Matthew. Hope is attending law school at Indiana University and Matthew is in his first year at Purdue University, studying nutritional science and dietetics.
A baseball autographed by Carl Erskine, a former member of the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers and a longtime supporter of the hospital in Anderson, Ind., where VanOsdol served as president.
Finding new halls to walk
Leaving Anderson was difficult, but the timing was right for VanOsdol. He and his wife, Kathy, were close to being empty nesters when the Jacksonville opportunity came up at the end of 2015. Their daughter, Hope, is a first-year law student at Indiana University, and their son, Matthew, is a freshman at Purdue University, studying nutritional science and dietetics. Kathy and the family’s miniature dachshund, Chester, arrived in town last month. As he did in Anderson, VanOsdol has played in a band with coworkers at hospital gatherings. He played guitar during a recent banquet honoring employees. He also plays the trumpet, which he has since fifth-grade. When he gets more time, VanOsdol will play more golf, for which he has a 14 handicap. “I’m good enough to really have fun at it but not so good that people wonder if I’m in the office enough,” he said. He’ll have time in retirement to play, he said. Until then, he has more halls to walk.
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of something we all take advantage of on a day-to day basis,” he said. His first venture into administration came at what is now St. Vincent’s Anderson Regional Hospital in Anderson, Ind. He agreed to serve as the rehabiliation department’s representative for the hospital’s management and continuous improvement efforts. The more he got involved in the effort, the more fascinated he became with how interdependent each department is on one another for the patient to have as seamless an experience as possible. VanOsdol was later asked to apply for the job of director of case management, quality improvement and risk management, which he got. Accepting the job was a decision that caused some doubt for a few years. One that made him ask, “Is this where I’m supposed to be?” He no longer had the daily satisfaction of seeing progress made by patients he treated. As an administrator, the process improvement plan takes days or weeks or longer to work through. VanOsdol couldn’t end each day knowing the tangible difference God had made through him. Instead, he’d tell himself at the end of some day's, “I did a lot of work, ran into some barriers, hit some frustrations and I’ve got a lot more to do.” VanOsdol ultimately realized while the administrative process was often longer, it had much greater impact. Getting the process right means every person touched by that process has a safer and more reliable patient-centric experience. Those doubts that had lingered on-andoff for three or four years were gone. “That’s what has driven me ever since,” he said.
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Under the “Tom’s Walk in Your Shoes” program, VanOsdol would work in different departments in the Anderson hospital, including with the staff in food and nutrition services. He used the time to talk with employees and get feedback on how to improve elements within the department. VanOsdol plans to start the program in Jacksonville.
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ON DUTY IN NASSAU COUNTY: DIV. “A” ADRIAN G. SOUD, JUDGE, 904-491-7275 DIV. “B” ROBERT M. FOSTER, JUDGE, 904-548-4910 RONNIE FUSSELL, CLERK OF COURT, 255-2000 JOSEPH G. STELMA, COURT ADMINISTRATOR, RM. 6213 255-1001 DUVAL COUNTY COURTHOUSE MAIN TELEPHONE # 255-1000 ADA ACCOMODATION OR INFOMATION 255-1695
121 Financial Credit Union vs. Benjamin Edward Thomas, final judg Colling Place Associates LP vs. David Browning & Melissa; Tyler Devito et al, final judg Community First Credit Union of Florida vs. Mary Hall Pulliam & Frank R., final judg James P. Flint vs. Chris Lewis, final judg Forge Properties vs. Dominique Floyd et al, final judg H&T Auto Sales & Services Inc. vs. Larry’s Garden Inc., final judg Susan K. Lewis Revocable Trust of
Business Leads
New Cases
ON DUTY IN CLAY COUNTY: DIV. “A” DON H. LESTER, JUDGE, 269-6338 DIV. “B” JOHN H. SKINNER, JUDGE, 269-6323 DIV. “E” MICHAEL SHARRIT, JUDGE, 278-4760 DIV. “F” GARY WILKINSON, JUDGE 278-3772
ORDERS & DECREES
Court Records
April 16, 1998 vs. Louis Devaux et al, final judg James S. McKee vs. Brenda Berndt Midland Funding LLC vs. Kimberly Keen, final judg Springleaf Financial Services of America Inc. vs. Constance D. Baker, final judg Tommy Stone vs. Gregg Stiger et al, final judg WW Stovall LLC vs. Ahbriya Dixon, final judg Branch Banking & Trust Co. vs. the unknown heirs or beneficiaries of the Estate of Robert G. Kulbe; Renea Mason, Elaine Schneider & Dwight Kulbe et al, cert. of sale Carrington Mortgage Services LLC vs. Robert R. Strait & Vicki J.; Valori Hopper, cert. of sale
COUNTY COURT DIVISION “CC-A” DIVISION “CC-B” DIVISION “CC-C” DIVISION “CC-D” DIVISION “CC-E” DIVISION “CC-F” DIVISION “CC-G” DIVISION “CC-H” DIVISION “CC-I”
EMMET F. FERGUSON, III, JUDGE ROBERTO A. ARIAS, JUDGE BRENT D. SHORE, JUDGE LESTER BASS, JUDGE JOHN A. MORAN, JUDGE JAMES A. RUTH, JUDGE SCOTT MITCHELL, JUDGE KELLY E. ECKLEY, JUDGE PAULINE DRAKE, JUDGE ON DUTY IN CLAY COUNTY:
New Cases
COUNTY COURT 16-005038-CC Baymeadows Partners Llc, Dba vs. Isaac, Mingo , Sanders, Thembi; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 16-005039-CC Kaciak Investments Llc vs. Miller, Derrell; Rothstein, Seth Louis, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J 16-005040-CC Yuk, Samnang vs. Chapel, Jermaine L; Smnang Yuk, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-J 16-005041-CC Bank Of America Na vs. Wilson, Carol M; Andreu, Desiree M, atty, complaint, Div-CC-P 16-005042-CC Yes Communities, Llc D/b/a The Breakers vs. Perez, Beatriz; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-B 16-005043-CC American Express Bank Fsb A Federal Savings Bank vs. Savushkin, Ivan A; Modlin, Scott Eric, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-005044-CC Lighthouse Property Management vs. Brown, Tameka Nicole; Rothstein, Seth Louis, atty, complaint, Div-CC-L 16-005045-CC Ronen, Ittay vs. Bennett, James; Monique Warner, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-A
OFFICE
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255-1315 255-1318 255-1321 255-1303 255-1327 255-1330 255-1333 255-1336 255-1339
DIVISION “CC-J” DIVISION “CC-K” DIVISION “CC-L” DIVISION “CC-M” DIVISION “CC-N” DIVISION “CC-O” DIVISION “CC-P” DIVISION “CC-Q”
OFFICE
ELENI DERKE, JUDGE SHARON TANNER, JUDGE MICHELLE KALIL, JUDGE MOSE FLOYD, JUDGE GARY FLOWER, JUDGE RONALD P. HIGBEE, JUDGE ERIC ROBERSON, JUDGE DAWN K. HUDSON, JUDGE
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DIV. “C” TIMOTHY R. COLLINS, JUDGE, 269-6327 DIV. “D” KRISTINA MOBLEY, JUDGE, 278-4730 ON DUTY IN NASSAU COUNTY: Wesley R. Poole, Judge, 904-548-4940
16-005046-CC Yes Communities, Llc D/b/a Chaffee Pines vs. Boalch, Marten William , Layman-boalch, Monique; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 16-005047-CC Phillips, Stanley vs. Fromknecht, James; Stanley Phillips, Proper Person, complaint, DivCC-N 16-002733-SC First Coast Medical Center Aao Ander Cribbs vs. Progressive American Insurance Company,; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, DivCC-N 16-002734-SC Watermill Master Asosciation Inc, A Florida Non-profit Corporation vs. Marcelin, Pauley , Marcelin, Ginette; Taube, Rachel Rose, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 16-002735-SC Neurology Partners, P.a. D/b/a Emas Spine & Brain Specialist As Assignee For Bryan Aiza vs. Progressive Select Insurance Company,; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, DivCC-F 16-002736-SC Neurology Partners, P.a. D/b/a Emas Spine & Brain Specialists As Assignee For Elizabeth Mcgowan vs. Ameriprise Auto And Home Insurance Agency, Inc.,; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-B 16-002737-SC Neurology Partners, P.a. D/b/a Emas Spine & Brain Specialist
As Ssignee For David Selin vs. Safeco Insurance Company Of Illinois,; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, DivCC-K 16-002738-SC Citbank N.a. vs. Bishop Ii, Herschel M; Lavrar, Flynn, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 16-002739-SC Mcgowan Spinal Rehabilitation Center, P.a. As Assignee For Harriet Green vs. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company,; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 16-002741-SC Mccoys Heating/air & Ventilation Inc vs. Andrew D. Mittenen D/b/a Adm Building & Construction Llc,; Tim Mccoy Jr, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-Q 16-002742-SC Nuvell National Auto Finance Llc Dba National Auto Co. vs. Prescott, Timothy W; Andreu, Desiree M, atty, complaint, Div-CC-L 16-002743-SC Nuvell National Auto Finance Llc Dba National Auto Finance Co. vs. Harris, Joanne L; Andreu, Desiree M, atty, complaint, Div-CC-K 16-002744-SC Neurology Partners, P.a. D/b/a Emas Spine & Brain Specialists As Assignee For Ilieta Thomas vs. Direct General Insurance Company,; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A
CIVIL ORDERS 17647-2259 Match Made Realty vs. Nia Emanuel, final judg 17648-236 Oak Creek Apts. Ltd. vs. Karen Marie Slate et al, final judg 17648-257 Clarence E. Evans vs. Gwendolyn C. Clark & Mack A. Jones, final judg 17648-432 Reserve Water LLC vs. Anthony Criswell, final judg 17648-477 David J. Nolan & Melinda S. vs. Sharon Norfleet, final judg 17648-539 Arnett E. Griffin vs. Richard K. Thompson, final judg 17648-586 First Coast Rental Management vs. Timothy Furner & Sabra; Royce Selph, final judg 17648-693 Lisandro Rodriguez vs. John C. Washburn & Bridget E., final judg 17648-822 Pacifica L31 LLC vs. Tamarah Abercrombie, final judg 17648-844 James A. Frennett vs. Donna L. Askwith, final judg 17648-888 Firstsun Financial Inc. vs. Daniel N. Jones, final judg 17648-1048 Clarence E. Evans vs. Gwendolyn C. Clark & Mack A. Jones, final judg 17648-2100 SBD Tradewinds LLC vs. Ronnie E. Denegal, final judg
17648-2105 Arium St. Johns LLC vs. Mariah Mack & Davion, final judg 17648-2106 Hickory Patio LLC vs. Jennifer L. Harmon & Virgil Scott Googe, final judg 17648-2110 WRH Realty Services Inc. vs. Kaydra Miller, final judg 17648-2112 DDS Investments LLC vs. Eddie Summers, final judg 17648-2197 Juan Cabrera vs. Anailys Roman, final judg 17648-2203 CFLane LLC vs. Harry Martinez, final judg 17648-2210 Match Made Realty vs. Neal Prentice, final judg 17648-2227 Arlington Apt. LLC vs. Viola D. Thomas et al, final judg 17648-2231 Eagle Arlington Apartments LLC vs. Shannon Roberts, final judg 17648-2234 ADCIP LLC vs. Cadi Young, final judg 17648-2291 Arlington Apt. LLC vs. Lawrence J. Ouellette et al, final judg 17648-2296 Cathedral Foundation of Jacksonville vs. Devan Denson, final judg 17648-2301 Princeton Management vs. Andre Woods, final judg 17648-2305 Lincoln Property Management vs. Ashleigh Cobb & Shane Adams, final judg
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Documents Filed for Record Warranty Deeds
Ronnie Fussell, Clerk Circuit Court, Duval County Courthouse, 501 W. Adams St.
Subdivision
Address*
Prep.
Bk. &
Recorded
Purchasers
Sellers
22 1 25 2nd Addn Murray Terrace 42 2 27 Argyle Frst Chmny Lks U13 Argyle Frst Chmny Lks U19 Arrowoods Atlantic Beach Atlantic Beach CC Bartram Creek Phase 1 Biscayne Bay Unit 1 Brandywine Unit 2 Bridgestone Buckingham Unit 1 Cambridge Estates Unit 5 Caney Branch Plantation Cedar Shores Unit 1 Charter Point Unit 2 Connors Highland Est Del Rio Unit 1 Del Rio Unit 2 Fairfax Manor Ft Caroline Club Est U6 Glen Eagle Unit 4 Grogans Bluff Unit 1 Grogans Bluff Unit 1 Hazelhurst Hyde Grove Terrace Il Villagio One Indian Woods Unit 2 A J E Flynns S/D Jacksonville Heights Lake Forest Sec 6 Lake Forest Sec 6 Lake Shore Terrace Unit 4 Lakecrest Lakewood Unit 12 Losco Woods Mandarin Estates Sd Mandarin Meadows Maxville Farms McGirts Village Meadowlakes Meadowlakes Mirabella Monterey Unit 1 Mt Pleasant Woods Murray Hill Heights Murray Hill Heights North Campus North Lavilla Ocean Forest Un1 Oceanside Park Oceanside Park Oklahoma Old Still Olde Field Oaks Ph 2A Ortega Crossing Unit 3 Ortega Sd Pablo Beach Impr Co Pickwick Park Plum Tree Unit 4 Queen Akers Unit 8 Reedy Branch Plantn U1 Riverbrook@Glen Kernan U2 Riverbrook@Glen Kernan U7 Riverdale Gardens Riverdale Gardens Riverside Gardens Roosevelt Gardens Unit 2 Rowe Park Royal Lakes Unit 5 San Jose Manor Unit 4 San Jose Manor Unit 4 San Mateo Sec 2 San Mateo Sec 2 Sonoma Southside Southern Grove Southland Unit 1 Springfield Springtree Village Unit 7 St Johns Terrace Sutton Oaks Mandarin U2 Sweetwater Creek Unit 1 The Overlook Tiffany Pines Tisons S/D Vizcaya Westland Oaks Unit 1 Windsor Chase Un2 Wolf Creek Wynnfield Lakes
N/A L7 B2 N/A Ivymill Pl N Timber Point Dr N L5 B2 1st St Timber Bridge Ln Cypress Crossing Ct Biscayne Bay Dr L115 Bridgeview Dr L7 Arrow Creek Rd L57a,b 94a,b L9 B4 River Trail Rd S L4 Deeder Ln Caron Dr Shirley Av Thornhill Dr Lockend Rd L165 L165 Hazelhurst Dr Delray Av Touchton Rd 2028 Forest Av L5 Tr 1-3 B1 L3 B3 L3 B3 L34 B2 Un269 L10 B17 Harpers Ferry Ln Mandarin Rd L18,19 B4 Maxville-Mdlburg Rd McGirts Village Ln Lot 49 Naugatuck Dr Gate Py N 2004 Playa Wy Mt Pleasant Wds Dr Post St L24 B31 Campus Heights Ln L14,15 B7 Selva Grand Dr 11th Av S 11th Av S Mundy Dr Homeplace Dr L73 L60 Hiawatha St 6th Av N Whittington Dr Newman Lake Ct Fontana Ct Osprey Branch Tl Rivermist Wy Pebble Brook Dr Lake Shore Bv L9 B12 Wycoff Av L6 B4 Oakhurst Av L58 L42 B16 Rondeau Dr E Harlan Dr Harlan Dr Southside Bv 1103 Beach Bv 701 Bankhead Av N Liberty St Julia Marie Cr L13 B3 Stillwood Dr Darby Forest Dr Baymeadows Rd 719 Tiffany Pines Cr S Tison Rd L1C Vandalay Dr L109 Beach Bv 725 Diamond Springs Dr
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$31,441 $106,000 $195,000 $200,000 $136,000 $205,000 $710,000 $910,000 $284,491 $92,000 $152,000 $191,000 $80,190 $150,000 $72,000 $60,000 $302,000 $115,000 $155,000 $195,000 $450,000 $126,000 $269,500 $142,000 $152,000 $50,000 $130,000 $134,500 $332,000 $650,000 $69,000 $15,000 $22,000 $40,000 $102,000 $154,000 $174,500 $170,100 $380,000 $35,000 $52,000 $159,000 $167,000 $140,000 $155,000 $320,000 $239,000 $45,000 $173,000 $45,000 $65,500 $471,945 $86,489 $64,735 $481,960 $195,000 $125,000 $250,000 $215,000 $190,000 $145,000 $75,274 $389,900 $275,000 $303,000 $115,000 $51,000 $168,000 $100,000 $26,500 $260,000 $118,000 $175,000 $35,000 $45,500 $63,000 $80,000 $123,000 $210,000 $129,990 $55,000 $159,000 $248,000 $130,000 $176,900 $220,000 $286,000 $214,000 $247,000 $150,000 $297,000
Lakemount Corporation Stacia Taggart Michael D Mullaney Edward Washington Jr et al Freo Florida LLC Charles H Bower et al David W Newman Trustee et al Timothy J Bright John Scotty et al Devante Kelly et al Jenny Haditiajaya et al Andrew J Soloway et al Go To Cash Funding LLC Stuart A Speight Sr et al Dream Finders Homes LLC Alan B Amavisca et al Steven W Rapasky et al Dilara Spoth et al Giovanna Isabel Flores Ryan L Russell Derrick Hittell et al Julio E Malvert Robert V Graham et al Fader Enterprises LLC Real Estate Pros Of N Fl LLC et al Daniel O Truslow et al Jeremy J T Baker et al Kevin Ashman Leslie Lee Stennett Jr Thomas Anthony Summerlin et al Vincent D Rafael et al One Time Real Estate Consulting LLC LVRJ Discount Homes LLC James Della Femina Trustee et al Tanya Gawareci Dawne F McCain Joshua Hutchins et al Dominant Assets LLC Elisa M Edwards et al Kaitlyn D Higdon Hoose Homes And Investments LLC Freo Florida LLC Amanda Becker Inaldis Antonio Sibilla et al Annie J Smith Suzann Marie Bushatz et al Helema Danielle Colley et al Glocal Network LLC Arthur James Sr et al James Siler et al Steven Bagby et al Williams Big Boy Plumbing Inc Williams Big Boy Plumbing Inc Harold Waters et al Keith John Mita et al Travin Decubellis et al Freo Florida LLC Katelyn C Stender Jennifer Salles-Cunha Calin C Skudlarek et al Frances M Christopher Leonardo S Mesquita Mark Ramsey et al John Paul Morgan et al Elizabeth Andree Reynolds et al Nicole C Muniz et al Born Again Pressure Washing LLC Joseph Whilden LM Northeast Jax LLC Tammy Quann Roger Dennis Perry Siam Kima et al Maria D Harris Meridian Trust LLC Solid Rock Home Buyers LLC Francisco Ivan Cevallos et al Alexa N Murray et al Pierre R Weber Edwin Lee Conner Tomeka Stewart Nichi LLC RKM Investors Inc Manuel Pineiro et al Amy Devore et al Steven A Rodrigues et al Daniel Digirogi et al Kim Group LLC Kenon R Jackson John W Payne Trustee et al Bobby A Calorel et al Anthony Kemp et al
Triscia A Leonard et al Lincoln Property Management LLC William P Davis Jr Centerpoint Homes LLC Kimberly D Nicholson et al Neva Jane Barnard Timothy F Nall et al Lot 160 Atlantic Beach LLC KB Home Jacksonville LLC Cam Real Estate XIV LLC Marcus Ryan Hinshaw et al Jonathan D Lonsdale et al Brandy J Ray Keisha L McKinnon SLV Caney Branch LLC David Nicholson River City Holdings LLC Mark Stilley GMM Holdings LLC Steven Roliver et al Pacific Standard Construction Corp Valerie Crocco Huelster et al Monica Alexander Wells Fargo Bank N A Fader Enterprises L L C Dreenna Andreu Trustee et al Yolanda Munoz David Lamoine Cattell et al Laura V Kenny Jeffrey D Goldstein et al Timber Forest Trail Investments LLC Black Creek Capital LLC One Time Real Estate Consulting LLC Gary L Taylor et al David W Pike Joyce L Jesse Alma Paternoster James T Dunning Jr et al David J Brown et al TD Bank National Association TD Bank National Association Jason A Mixon et al US Bank National Association Trustee et al Madelene Glomsten Kevin Vera Patrick J Glynn Jr et al Sierra SFR Fund LLC Joseph Roschuni E Jr et al Brian Hosang et al Cynthia Habib et al Casey Ann Bagby 920 Jax Beach LLC 920 Jax Beach LLC Joyce Treadwell Fields Trustee et al Avatar Properties Inc Ta Lissa Marie Dayton Louise E Wortman Jillian Audrey McGowan et al William C Reeves Sandra S Douglas Us Bank Na Joao Antongini De Mesquita Vitaliy Levine et al David W Tankersley et al Thomas J McElhinney et al Born Again Pressure Washing LLC Lisa R Gued Glocal Stringer LLC Fannie Mae US Bank N A Marguerite Kathleen Rosen et al Raza Delalic Christopher A Peters et al Thomas Earlaspinwall et al Meridian Trust LLC Daniel Lecompte John P Ingram Jr Ang Services LLC Nathan R Brink et al DR Horton Inc Jacksonville Richard Palmer et al Antonio F Palhano et al Todd M Bruemer et al Joseph McGrady Sr et al Michelle D Downing et al C W Brown et al Tai Lam Sebastian M Chmist Alexander B Cvercko et al Enayetur Rahman et al Wehnelt Antoine
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Mortgage Deeds Subdivision 13 2 27 29,30 2 25 2nd Addn Murray Terrace 37 1N 27 56 3 27 Anniston Pines Arbor Pointe Argyle Forest E Village Arlington Manor Arrowoods Ashley Woods Atlantic Beach CC Bartram Creek Bella Nina At Tamaya Blue Lake Estates Brandywine Bridgestone Brierwood Buckingham Cambridge Estates
10340 4820 12240 2136 432 6811 6764 10324 1206 575 6500 13013 4375 2949 3008 8834 1225 4242
Address*
File
Bk. &
Value
Borrowers
Lender
N/A Shady Crest Ln Louisa Te Sago Av N/A Chandlers Walk Ln Ashcroft Landing Dr Clover Ct Banbury Rd Lewana Dr Soaring Flight Wy Timber Bridge Ln Cypress Crossing Ct Trave Wy Sherman Hills Py N Turning Leaf Ln Bridgeview Dr Runnymeade Rd Peabody Dr E Arrow Creek Rd
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Roderick Colonnade LLC Michael E Michener Jr Et Ux Stacia Taggart Oceanway Assembly Of God Inc Agnl FCSL LLC Terence Delrosario Et Ux Storm L Beck Justin Maynard et al Mia Bellamy Et Vir Charles H Bower Et Ux Brett J Gordon Timothy J Bright Nicole Scotty Et Vir Mansour G Elhihi Et Ux Kentoya Janique Bryant Et Vir Jenny Haditiajaya Et Vir Diana M Soloway Et Vir Jason Herndon et al Go To Cash Funding LLC Mary Speight Et Vir
Walker & Dunlop LLC Bank Of England Everett Financial Inc Assemblies Of God Loan Fund Alostar Bank Of Commerce Loandepot.com LLC Wells Fargo Bank Freedom Mtg Freedom Mtg Corp Everbank Midwest Equity Mtg LLC Suntrust Mtg Inc Home Community Mtg LLC Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc Pennymac Loan SVCS LLC Primelending Everbank Wells Fargo Bank Cfam Rescap Secured Loan Fund III LLC Movement Mtg LLC
*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
Jammes Rd River Trail Rd S Cherokee Cove Dr Clearwater Oaks Dr Stimson St Osceola Av Wild Azalea Dr Wild Azalea Dr Green Glade Rd Caron Dr Deeder Ln Gum Leaf Rd Middlebury Glen Ct Woodmere Dr Thornhill Dr Swilcan Bridge Ln N Lois Cross Ct Celebrant Dr Mt Ranier Dr Treasure Cove Ln 14th Av S Delray Av Touchton Rd 2028 Forest Av Tidal Marsh Dr Beauclerc Rd 17th St N Jebb Island Cr W Eason Island Ct Cattail Pond Cr W Turnbridge Dr Gentle Knoll Dr N Blueberry Ln Janice Cr S Belle Rive Bv 1505 Dartmouth Rd Old Kings Rd Henry Falls Ct Harpers Ferry Ln Mandarin Estates Dr Mandarin Estates Dr Kinrose Ct Flynn Rd Eloise St Naugatuck Dr Cumberland Isle Dr Venosa Cr Mt Pleasant Wds Dr Post St Reflection Cv Rd E Tanglewood Rd Homeplace Dr Wandering Pines Ln Equestrian Ct Hiawatha St Kilkelly Ln S Long Bow Rd S Roslyn Rd Avenger Ln Fontana Ct N Queens Island Ct Harrington Park Dr Reedy Branch Dr Broadwater Dr Rivermist Wy Pebble Brook Dr Cedarwood Rd College St Wycoff Av Royalwood Dr Praver Dr E Rondeau Dr E Vera Dr Beauclerc Rd Foxboro Rd Shindler Xing Dr Chase Meadows Dr E Julia Marie Cr Boone Park Av Tutbury Ct Pierce Arrow Dr Stillwood Dr Derby Forest Dr Capstan Dr Baymeadows Rd 719 Baymeadows Rd 311 Sans Pareil St Chipperfield Ln Westland Oaks Dr Vandalay Dr Ortega Park Bv Diamond Springs Dr
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Documents Filed for Record Notice of
COMMENCEMENTS Notice filed when construction valued at $2500 or more is to take place PETE CAFARO FOR: FILED 9-1-2016 17694-2304 Marissa Valerio, 1076 Featherwood Ct 17694-2305 Bruce Jacoby, 210 Tallwood Rd 17694-2445 Theresa Matkovic, 862 11th Av S, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 17695-50 The Breckenridge Group for David Blyar, 11665 Mandarin Te, filed 9-1-2016 USA COATING INC. FOR: FILED 9-12016 17695-93 Sophonia Rainey, 6073 Roosevelt Bv 17695-94 Edna M. Maple, L15, Magnolia Gardens, Unit 2 HABIJAX FOR SELF: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-172 L10, B5, West End 17695-173 L7, B8, Lincolnton 17695-174 L5, B11, Smith’s Allotment 17695-175 L24, Washington Heights 17695-295 Betacom Inc. for T-Mobile
South, 4851 Collins Rd, filed 9-12016 17695-315 Roof Consultants & Services Inc. for George H. Jaghab, L2, Clairboro, filed 9-1-2016 17695-702 Rogero & Williams Building & Roofing Contractors for Robert Fritch L26, Marsh Creek, filed 9-12016 17695-903 Bullard Fencing for Justin Newbern & Amy, L19, Oceanwalk, Unit 4, filed 9-1-2016 17695-911 Preeminence Contracting Inc. for Philip Mebane & Lucinda, L14, B5, Lake Forest, Sec 6, filed 9-12016 17695-1183 Jacobs Engineering for TMobile South, L1,2, B4, Sunset Park, filed 9-1-2016 17695-1204 Barber & Associates Inc. for Fannie E. Taylor Home for the Aged, 3939 Spring Park Rd, filed 9-12016 RICHMOND AMERICAN HOMES OF FLORIDA LP FOR SELF: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-1365 L51, Riverton Estates 17695-1366 L15, Sandpiper Cove 17695-1367 L22, Riverton Estates 17695-1368 L9, Sandpiper Cove 17695-1599 MB Builders & Associates
Inc. for Tirbod Fattahi & Julia S., L7, B5, Fairfax Manor, filed 9-1-2016 17695-1653 Jennifer Bouaziz & Raffik for self, WL3,4, B204, Lakeside Park, filed 9-1-2016 SERVICE EXPERTS FOR: FILED 9-12016 17695-1697 Walter Ericks, 1241 Tiber Av 17695-1698 Jean Stratford, L15, B5, San Jose Forest 17695-2052 Miracle Windows & Sunrooms for Taylor Rulong Khan, Unit 301, Bishops Court at Windsor Park, filed 9-1-2016 17695-2058 JL Stone Construction for National Church Residences, 3933 Pritmore Rd, filed 9-1-2016 MIRACLE WINDOWS & SUNROOMS FOR: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-2094 James Wetzel, L77, Cypress Village, Phase 2 17695-2110 Stanley Mike Locowoski, L12, B3, Heritage South, Unit 1 17695-2153 Atlantic Roofing & Exteriors for Linda L. Roundtree, 3323 Dillion St, filed 9-1-2016 17695-2316 Benton Integrity Roofing Systems for Cheryl Worman, L8, B12, Colonial Manor, filed 9-1-2016 17695-2462 Issa Construction Co. Inc.
for Mandarin Crossing Associates LLC, 4268 Oldfield Crossing Dr #205, filed 9-1-2016 17695-2479 Southern Home Additions Inc. for Steven Bowes, L31, McGirts Creek, filed 9-1-2016 17696-81 Harbinger for 11201 St. Johns Industrial Parkway S LLC. 11228 St. Johns Industrial Py S, filed 9-1-2016 17696-111 Advantage Pool Builders Inc. for self, L159, Patriot Ridge, filed 9-1-2016 17696-205 Atlantic Roofing & Exteriors for James H. Brown, 2074 17th St W, filed 9-1-2016 HICKMAN METAL ROOFING FOR: FILED 9-1-2016 17696-216 Joseph C. Poyer & Leslie A., L11, Pine Harbour 17696-217 Michelle McDaniel, 2442 Broward Rd HERITAGE SIGNS INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-2016 17696-353 Hakimian Holdings, 11757 Beach Bv 17696-354 Benjamin Hakimian, 0925 San Jose Bv 17696-355 Beemer & Associatse XXXII LLC, 7741 Point Meadows Dr 17696-356 Little Foxes Resale, 11438
Beach Bv, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 17696-357 St. Vincent’s Ambulatory Care Inc., 2771 Monument Rd #3 17696-408 Campbell & Sons Inc. for Kimberly Cawood, L90, Raley Creek, filed 9-1-2016 17696-490 Ram Jack Foundation Repair for Elizabeth Swain L18, B9, North Brookside, filed 9-1-2016 17696-514 Carolina Carports for Hillcrest Baptist Church, 7675 Collins Rd, filed 9-1-2016 17696-611 Auld & White Constructors LLC for Coastal Veterinary Enterprises LLC, L6, B1, Golden Glades, Unit 1, filed 9-1-2016 17696-691 James Jolly Plumbing Inc. for Nathan Bates & Paige, L22, Jacksonville Golf & Country Club, Unit 3, filed 9-1-2016 17696-694 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for Janet Brett, 9558 Tayor Field Rd, filed 9-1-2016 17696-747 Robert Roberts First Coast Roofing Inc. for Roy Blackwell, L64, Riverwoods at St. Johns Landing, Unit 2, filed 9-1-2016 17696-780 Dream Finders Homes LLC
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Documents Filed for Record CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-11 for DFH Land LLC, L16, Longfield Preserve, filed 9-1-2016 ROBERT ROBERTS FIRST COAST ROOFING FOR: FILED 9-1-2016 17696-783 Diane Herbert L18, B13, Loran Estates, Unit 3 17696-799 Richard Byer & Linda, L42, Ft. Caroline Estates, Unit 1A 17696-815 Robert S. Owens, L38, Whispering Inlet 17696-840 Wiginton Fire Systems for Burris Logistics Inc., B1,2, West Highway, filed 9-1-2016 17696-894 John Gilmore Roofing Inc. for Scott Foltz, L78, Fox Chase, Unit 1, filed 9-1-2016 17696-923 Darley’s Plumbing Inc. for William Hurst, L1, Beauclerc Gardens, filed 9-1-2016 17696-979 Turnkey Construction & Maintenance Inc. for Showcase Properties LLC, L348, Harbor Winds, Unit 2, filed 9-1-2016 17696-1002 ACON Construction Co. Inc. for Christopher Joyce & Lori, 2360 Riverside Av #1, filed 9-1-201 ALL PHASES CONTRACTING INC. FOR: FILED 9-1-20166 17696-1040 Chanthala Soukseunchay, 3143 Bessent Rd6 17696-1041 Lighthouse Development Corp., L4,5, Thompson Realty Co.6 17696-1096 Leon C. Martin Inc. for Hoose Homes & Investment LLC, L1, Lem Turner S/D, filed 9-1-2016 17696-1448 Thompson Awning & Shutter Co for Sheri Lawhun, L611, Saltair, Sec 1, filed 9-1-2016 17696-1473 Duckworth Construction for South Coast Beaches II LLC, L1,2, B29, Neptune, filed 9-1-2016
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. 17692-450 Thomas Tate, $517.33 17692-451 Elise Williams, $516.33 17692-452 The Brookin King, Sr. Life Estate, $596.33 17692-453 Out of Love LLC, $507.33 17692-454 MGAT Cust. for Hartford, $756.33 17692-455 Michael Charles Johnson, $446.33 17692-456 Exit Strategy Investor Holdings Florida LLC, $987.33 17692-457 Elvira Yamileth Sosa Hernandez, $596.33 17692-458 TTLREO 2 LLC, $667.33 17692-459 Bauer Properties LLC, $697.33 17692-460 Arthur J. Wells, $517.33 17692-461 Charles W. Mink, $918.33 17692-462 Douglas Azelski Properties LLC, $696.33 17692-463 Richard Henderson, $1,097.33 17692-464 Bruce Stewart, $837.33 17692-465 Second Party Lakemount Corp., $832.33 17692-466 Shirley Shahid, $1,246.33 17692-467 James Hudson, $572.33 17692-614 Daniel E. Skelton vs. April Anne Davis, $50,000.00, filed 8-302016 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 8-30-2016 17692-786 Sedija Mehulic, $1,157.00 17692-787 Mathew Peake Nasrallah, $3,195.00 17692-788 Ashley Nicole Harrell, $2,435.00 17692-789 Candice Reed, $1,145.00 17692-790 Robert McNair, $2,435.00 17692-791 Hyon Rebar, $26,259.00 17692-792 Eleanor H. Stith-Merrill, $2,938.00 17692-793 Victor Rivera, $2,540.00 17692-1254 City Electric Supply vs. G&G LLC et al, $12,656.58, filed 8-30-2016 SAN PABLO CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-30-2016 17692-1422 Hayley B. Eagle, $315.84 17692-1423 Jelito C. Callanta & Blesilda D., $668.36 OAKLEIGH POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-30-2016 17692-1441 Annette M. Howze, $582.00 17692-1443 Somnang Group Inc., $144.00 SECRET HILLS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-302016 17692-1977 Vivienne M. Beecher, $200.00 17692-1978 James A. Smith, Jr., $197.96 17692-1979 Willie C. Chambliss & Gloria, $200.00 17692-1980 Richard Eaton, $200.00 17692-2084 Ferguson Enterprises Inc. vs. Demay Inc. et al, $2,228.17, filed 8-30-2016 SILCOX CONTRACTING INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17693-218 Ali Bosheer, $745.00 17693-309 Cassandra Jones & Roderick, $8,500.000 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE TO: FILED 8-31-2016 17693-1304 Helena G. Carey, $1,998.00 17693-1305 Andrea Vosgerchian, $3,305.00
17693-1306 Kevin D. Angelo Cohen, $1,749.00 17693-1307 Davon Earl Mack, $1,311.00 17693-1308 Crystal Reneé Howard, $7,679.00 17693-1309 Saajan K. Patidar, $3,989.00 17693-1310 Carolyn Bozeman, $3,060.00 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17693-1489 Erica Kemp, $2,261.60 17693-1490 Mieczyslaw W. Kubacki, $4,820.61 17693-1491 Samantha Levitt, $6,643.45 17693-1492 Deva Lewis, $2,676.35 17693-1493 Chae Lee, $295,309.93 17693-1494 Kunthea Sneak, $21,293.10 17693-1495 Trevor Robinson, $4,205.20 17693-1496 Barbara Ann Taylor, $2,750.00 17693-1497 Jana Sofield, $16,397.14 17693-1498 Jennifer Schulte, $21,149.92 17693-1517 Garrett W. Jones, $11,921.65 17693-1518 Valarie Clark, $11,489.85 17693-1519 Brenda Ellington, $5,285.25 17693-1520 Lujuana Pickett, $2,850.50 17693-1521 Bruce F. Jackson, $6,316.00 17693-1522 David Nicholson, $66,192.35 17693-1523 Antionette Nelms, $21,279.75 17693-1524 Marian Lenoir Holmes, $6,979.25 17693-1525 Tomekia Cunningham, $14,530.25 17693-1526 Melissa Varens, $3,226.00 17693-1581 Preferred Roofing LLC vs. Augusta Allen, $20,419.24, filed 8-31-2016 17694-170 St. Vincent’s Medical Center Riverside vs. Sheila D. Norton, $4,068.46, filed 8-31-2016 17694-294 Deerwood Place Master Association Inc. vs. Francisco J. Villalon, $1,503.00, filed 8-31-2016 SAN PABLO CREEK UNIT 3A OWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1068 John Duss, $661.56 17694-1069 Michael Hillegrass & Rachael, $661.56 17694-1070 Paul Kapke, $445.96 17694-1260 Cambridge Estates Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Shirley Reneé Isom, $1,388.42, filed 8-312016 17694-1261 Brookshire Landing Owners Association Inc. vs. Bernard Downing & April Jackson, $1,267.40, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1262 Westin-Duval Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Valerie J. Barnes, $3,017.97, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1733 Heron’s Landing Condominium Association of Jacksonville Inc. vs. Emmanuel Santiago, $20,599.90, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1734 Stonebridge Village Master Association Inc. vs. U.S. Bank, $3,080.00, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1811 UF Health Jacksonville vs. Michael W. Land, $233,009.94, filed 8-31-2016 VILLAGES OF PABLO HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1945 Robert Weelborg & Bonnie, $834.26 17694-1946 T. Martin Fiorentino, Jr. & Mary Baer, $568.38 17694-1947 Mark Gorkiewicz & Sara, $568.38 17694-1948 Robert F. Hopkins, $568.38 17694-1949 Vincenzo T. Cacia, $563.43 17694-1950 LAF Bleeker LLC, $568.38 17694-1951 Aubree L. Lamberti & Patricia L. Ward, $568.38 17694-1952 David J. Silva, Jr. & Carol S., $568.38 17694-1953 Bart A. Ballew, $568.38 17694-1954 Katherine Barrett Lefkove & Nancy V. Barrett, Trustee, $518.38 SUMMER LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1955 Julie Davis, $3,103.50 17694-1956 John E. Garrett, $1,269.19 17694-1957 Jeremy J. Biggs, $1,184.32 PABLO BAY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1958 Michael Haghighi & Roshni Patel, $1,046.65 17694-1959 Jerry P. Fontenot & Linda S., $1,046.65 17694-1960 Marshwinds Homeowners Association Inc. vs. John V. Englert & Kimberly Ann, $754.08, filed 8-312016 KENSINGTON ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1961 Ricardo José Hernandez & Lalena, $686.66 17694-1962 Gary Stone & Judy A., $686.66 17694-1963 Marshall W. Chastain, $686.66 17694-1964 Brandon M. Flynn & Emily E., $609.42 17694-1965 Stephen Brugnolotti, $907.14 17694-1966 Jeremy L. Leiby & Danielle, $686.66 17694-1967 Michael David Molter & Holly Howick, $686.66 17694-1968 Jason Barringer & Amy, $686.66
17694-1969 Victor M. Freeny, $1,261.66 17694-1970 Michael Ramsey & Katy, $686.66 17694-1971 Linda F. Weaver, $686.66 17694-1972 Jacquelyn D. Henderson & Ronald A., $686.66 17694-1973 Jennifer Bamba, $686.66 17694-1974 Lawrence Nelson & Joan E., $747.06 17694-1975 Ethan K. Fink & Cecile Schwartzman, $686.66 17694-1976 Matthew D. Hardie, $686.66 BRANDYWINE LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1977 Timothy D. Ratcliff & Robin L., $478.31 17694-1978 Robert Archer & Leesha, $478.31 17694-1979 Brian Wilcoxson & Kimm, $478.31 BELMONT LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 8-31-2016 17694-1980 Helen Mann Williams, $431.64 17694-1981 Hayle J. Rodriguez & Amy D., $442.69 17694-2134 Carlson Enterprises LLC vs. Angela L. Wiggins, $1,525.61 17695-952 Design Works vs. Coastal Custom Homes of Ponte Vedra LLC, $10,315.09, filed 9-1-2016 17695-1211 Bartram Springs Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Gregory Loftus, $842.03, filed 9-1-2016 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-1251 Carlos Saavedra, $3,722.00 17695-1252 Nicole Nazareno, $1,145.00 17695-1253 Anne Marie Alicea, $11,906.00 17695-1254 Tylishia Elizabeth Perkins, $6,363.00 17695-1255 Eleanor Lenore Manns, $14,193.00 17695-1256 Tricia L. Anderson, $1,311.00 17695-1257 Morcia C. Sulph, $3,437.00 17695-1258 Leticia Shanee Johnson, $8,024.00 DEER COVE OWNERS ASSOCIATION Inc. VS: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-1261 Heather Y. Craig, $2,286.86 17695-1262 Ronald D. Lunsford, $3,810.44 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-1353 Bryan Hugo, $8,036.70 17695-1354 Laverne Michelle Carter, $4,310.76 17695-1355 Barbara Jean Kirkwood, $26,950.15 17695-1356 Raymond Morrison, $15,214.50 17695-1357 Robert Young, $27,005.01 17695-1358 Kembreyan Vanellison, $16,263.95 17695-1359 Alexus Coleman, $16,279.90 17695-1360 Tracey Lavon Phillips, $35,548.00 17695-1361 Terrence Johnson, $5,218.00 17695-1362 Tamolis Clark, $141,525.16 17695-1370 Ashley Cole, $2,935.45 17695-1371 Aeriona McClain, $2,259.60 17695-1372 Jared Rudkin, $77,447.85 17695-1373 Gregory Goodin, $59,125.50 17695-1374 Larry Stamper, $6,861.40 17695-1375 Kathlene Tibbott, $23,373.48 17695-1376 Williene Thompson, $2,318.60 17695-1377 Kimberly Rice, $27,019.20 17695-1378 Treavone Hicks, $12,387.90 17695-1379 Garry Smokes, Jr., $6,761.15 DUVAL COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER VS: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-1742 Lawrence Ortega, $3,755.72 17695-1743 Bamana R. Kazadi, $4,391.03 17695-1744 Marie Schieder, $4,985.67 17695-1745 Dorothy Lewis, $7,408.87 17695-1746 Misty S. Price, $1,369.52 17695-1747 The Estate of Thelma Memedez, $8,543.90 17695-1748 Julio J. Rodriguez, $651.77 17695-1749 Tammy J. Kethman, $1,549.60 17695-1750 The Estate of Grace L. Adams, $1,328.53
Satisfaction of
LIENS
Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed 17694-1249 Shaniqua A. Deans, 17638955 17694-1250 Melissa M. Mottern, 17639-892 17694-1251 Korena Do, 17663-65 17694-1252 Korena Do, 17663-66 17694-1253 Nerline Dargenson, 17135518 17694-1254 Russell Leasburg, 17286968 17694-1255 Pinson Robyn Crews, 17511-2395 17694-1256 Ellen Marie Mourning, 17666-543
17694-1257 Patrice Bradley, 175732293 17694-1536 Hill’s All Service Inc. to Classic Neighborhood FC Holdings LLC, 17609-62, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1735 Avanti Condominium Association Inc. to Bank of New York Mellon, 12877-1556, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1982 Springtree Village of Jacksonville Owners Association Inc. to DLJ Mortgage Capital Inc., 176312071, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1983 Plum Tree Homeowners Association Inc. to Craig L. Perry & Akiyo, 17007-1150, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1984 Daybreak Woods Homeowners Association Inc. to Geovanny R. Paredes, 16790-20, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1985 Blackwood Forest Homeowners Association Inc. to Henry H. Tong & Hui Zhou, 16517-2447, filed 8-31-2016 17694-1986 Pecan Park Homeowners Association Inc. to Wastell J. Taylor & Patricia A., 16487-411, filed 8-312016 17694-1987 Kensington Association Inc. to Stephanie P. Hatcher, 173611227, filed 8-31-2016 17695-1295 Ironwood Village Homeowners Association Inc. to Steven Smith; Ricky Hypes & Teena, 173761563, filed 9-1-2016 17695-1430 Queens Harbour Yacht & Country Club Owners Association Inc. to Asher C. Gray & Marci L., 17628-795, filed 9-1-2016 17695-1449 White Oak Trail Homeowners Association Inc. to Lee J. Jones & Darleen Y., 16765-1595, filed 9-1-2016 DUVAL COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER TO: FILED 9-1-2016 17695-1751 Ferdinand Mondares & Tina, 17487-1792 17695-1752 The Estate of Thomas C. Reiger, 17435-2439 17695-1753 The Estate of Mary N. Mills, 17344-573 17695-1754 Learning Time Academy Inc., 17651-4 17695-1755 Christopher M. Ortiz, 17553-2349 17696-523 Cornerstone at Watermill HOA to Adrian R. Garcia & Laura Isabel, 17636-1044, filed 9-1-2016 17696-615 Pinecrest Owners Association Inc. to CitiMortgage Inc., 146181714, filed 9-1-2016 CRYSTAL CREEK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION TO: FILED 9-12016 17696-1325 Ricky L. Herman & Deborah A., 13546-287 17696-1326 Toshiba Robinson & Byron, 15091-1451 17696-1327 Jephet Hutchinson & Sharon, 14165-1720 17696-1486 Westin-Duval Homeowners Association Inc. to James T. Ryan Crawford & Selina M., 14528-1865, filed 9-1-2016
STATE OF FLORIDA TAX LIENS Lee Stephens, $2,333.12, filed 8-312016 Mama Gussie’s Inc., $1,610.51, filed 8-31-2016 Ocean Rider Ink LLC, 3,440.34, filed 8-31-2016 MKA Partners LLC, $1,551.65, filed 8-31-2016 Sheila Grocery Store Inc., $418.18, filed 9-1-2016 Jonathan Urgelles, $2,541.96, filed 9-12016 PLAL Group Inc., $2,083.68, filed 9-12016
Satisfaction of
STATE OF FLORIDA TAX LIENS Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed.
Rashad Scurlock, 14395-1836, filed 8-31-2016 David Hamilton, 14875-535, filed 8-312016 B&B Properties of Jacksonville Inc., 15228-932, filed 8-31-2016 North Nine LLC, 16155-1666, filed 8-31-2016 Duralite Radiator Inc., 16748-169, filed 8-31-2016 Sall Auto Sales LLC, 16931-1636, filed 8-31-2016 Custom Carriages Inc., 17107-739, filed 8-31-2016 Tanya Nelson, 17582-743, filed 8-312016 Qualitrol Co. LLC, 17513-78, filed 9-12016
FEDERAL TAX LIENS L&L Trucking, $1,842.23, filed 9-12016 Dante Castaldo, $9,210.77, filed 9-12016 Gwen Blair, $162,771.16, filed 9-1-2016 Harry L. Baker, III & Jill E., $122,304.06, filed 9-1-2016
Neil Miller, $2,753.70, filed 9-1-2016 Michael W. McLaughlin, $4,098.54, filed 9-1-2016 Meridian Integration LLC, $19,586.00, filed 9-1-2016 Gregory V. Mizell, $10,434.54, filed 9-12016 Darren E. Usher & Dusty R. Usher, $16,027.39, filed 9-1-2016 Thomas L. Monahan, $50,000.00, filed 9-1-2016 Joyce Bartlett, $17,427.63, filed 9-12016 Jerry L. Tillman, $86,821.50, filed 9-12016 Rosetta I. Tillman, $14,249.68, filed 9-1-2016 Jerry L. Tillman & Rosetta I, $14,249.68, filed 9-1-2016 Nefferteri M. Baker, $9,419.76, filed 9-1-2016 Meridian Integration LLC, $4,680.00, filed 9-1-2016 Mike Barrera, $41,732.70, filed 9-12016 Robert L. Jackson & Lillian M., $40,531.77, filed 9-1-2016
Satisfaction of
FEDERAL TAX LIENS Susan Jane Hawley, 11726-490, 143881687, filed 8-30-2016 Never Happened LLC, 17260-2495, filed 9-1-2016 Mary P. Larrick, 15181-2225, 175281848, filed 9-1-2016 Ernesto C. Gandionco, Jr., 15018-4, filed 9-1-2016 Rosalyn Chapman, 15309-2483, filed 9-1-2016 Michael L. Cady & Linda M., 158681378, filed 9-1-2016 Timothy R. Wheeler & Diane R., 16687-1704, filed 9-1-2016 Mark Langston, 14226-1953, filed 9-12016 Ralph Ellis, 14919-1150, filed 9-1-2016
Final
JUDGMENTS Court decision that debt exists and amount owed. CAPITAL ONE Bank VS: FILED 8-312016 17693-75 Andreas Cook, $2,731.13 17693-76 Jonothan A. Reynolds, $1,623.47 17693-77 Matthew Bennett, $2,803.81 17693-78 Brianne Ramos, $1,831.50 17693-79 Charline Jean Charles, $2,917.21 17693-80 Megan V. Suggs, $3,326.38 17693-81 Raymond B. Stillings, $2,751.43 PUBLIX EMPLOYEES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION VS: FILED 8-312016 17693-1656 Karen L. Crowell, $1,296.62 17693-1657 Tony L. Wilder, $44,831.08 17693-2432 Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Co. vs. Hugh H. Connerty, Jr., $3,289,934.25, filed 8-31-2016 17695-1560 Dan Joint Venture III LP vs. Robin Pino, $13,552.19, filed 9-12016 17695-1573 PG Acquisition S Inc. vs. Telby A. Goris, $8,097.62, filed 9-12016 17695-2392 Crestwynd Bay Homeowners Association Inc. vs. José Moreno et al, $27,203.42, filed 9-1-2016
Satisfaction of
JUDGMENTS Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed 17692-1673 Branch Banking & Trust Co. to Poimboeuf Homes Inc.; Barry M. Poimboeuf & Corrine, 202190, filed 8-30-2016 17692-1870 FIA Card Services to Thomas Hudson, 15164-1626, filed 8-30-2016 CAPITAL ONE BANK TO: FILED 8-31-2016 17693-82 Michael J. Depriest, 15788787
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. 17691-16 NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Jackqulene J. Joyner & Jashurn Matthew et al, L14, B7, Arlington Hills, filed 8-30-2016 17691-58 Finance of America Reverse LLC vs. Lynne C. Matney et vir, et al, L47, B1, R/P of San Jose, filed 8-302016 17691-101 Cathy Koch & Razi Noor vs. Frederick B. Fisher, Sr. & Mary L. et al, L4, B28, South Riverside, Sec A, filed 8-30-2016 17691-168 Bank of New York Mellon vs. Mark L. Frazer et ux, et al, L2,3, B73, Main Street Co. S/D of L8,18, Long Branch, filed 8-30-2016