02-25-91 v CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
REGULAR MEETING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1991
AGENDA
Call to Order
Invocation and pledge to the flag
1. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of February 11, 1991.
2. Recognition of Visitors:
3. Old Business:
A. BHR Engineers to clarify change order #25 relative to 5 DOT
turnouts (BHR representative)
B. Discussion and related action relative to DeWees crossover (Capt.
and Mrs. Anderson)
C. Discussion and related action relative to bike paths/sidewalks
along Seminole Road
D. Discussion and related action relative to paving Beach Ave north
of 20th Street (City Attorney Alan Jensen)
4. Consent Agenda:
A. Steven Cristaldi requests permission to hold a TPC block party
March 29, 1991 on Snapping Turtle Court
B. Aspiring Eagle Scout seeks permission to undertake project for
P&R (Rose Blanchard, P&R Director)
C. Permission for Knights of Columbus to solicit donations for the
handcapped March 1, 1991 (March 8 due to inclement weather) at
Atlantic Blvd. , Royal Palm and Penman Road intersection
5. New Business:
A. Change orders for Section H (Billy Howell, Project Manager)
B. Change order #2 for new city hall - inclement weather (Tom
McNett, Clement, Rumpel, Goodwin, rep.)
C. Request approval of Community Development Land Development
modifications (George Worley, Community Devlopment Director)
D. Modifications to Beach Avenue contract (Gee & Jenson)
E. Appeal of a variance denial for Kirk Hanson (George Worley,
Community Development Director)
F. Request Use by Exception filed by Dewey Miller for use of outdoor
storage for autos (George Worley, Community Development Director)
6. City Manager reports and/or correspondence:
A. Oceanwalk residents request report re: fence (Police Chief David
Thompson)
7. Mayor to call on City Commissioners, City Attorney and City Clerk:
A. Request names of nominees for the Code Enforcement Board seats
B. Report relative to MSN study (Commissioner Weldon)
C. City Hall Committee report (Commissioner Weldon)
Adjournment
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC BEACH CITY COM-
MISSION HELD IN CITY HALL AT 7:15 PM ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1991 V V
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PRESENT: William I. Gulliford, Jr. , Mayor T T
Robert B. Cook E E
Glenn A. Edwards D D
Adelaide R. Tucker, and
John W. Weldon, Commissioners
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AND: Kim D. Leinbach, City Manager 0 E
Alan C. Jensen, City Attorney T C
Maureen King, City Clerk I 0 Y
NAME OF ONEN
COMMRS. N D S 0
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Gulliford. The
invocation, offered by Commissioner Cook, was followed by the
pledge to the flag.
1. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of February 11,
1991
Cook x
Motion: Approve minutes of the regular meeting of February Edwards x x
11, 1991 Tucker x x
Weldon x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
2. Recognition of Visitors:
Dezmond Waters, 1835 Seminole Road, inquired into the status of the
covenants restricting development of four lots in Ocean Grove to
single-family residences. The City Attorney reported these
covenants had been prepared but had not yet been signed.
John Baillie, 1923 Beach Avenue, complained about the condition of
Beach Avenue. He said there were large holes in the roadway and it
was generally in poor condition. The Mayor reported that a water
and sewer project was proposed for this area and no major
improvements would be undertaken until this project was completed.
The City Manager was directed to look into this to see if any
improvements could be made in the meantime.
3. Old Business:
A. BHR Engineers to clarify Section H change Order No. 25
relative to five DOT turnouts
Preston Doud from Bessent, Hammack & Ruckman Engineers explained
that after DOT had made the field inspection prior to construction
they had asked that the additional items to be added, hence the
change order. Mayor Gulliford asked whether further change orders
could be expected and whether Mr. Howell knew how much of the
budgeted monies remained to cover these change orders. Mr. Howell
said he was hopeful that about $20,000 - $25,000 would be leftover
from the project.
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Agenda Item 5A was taken out of sequence and acted on at this time.
5A. Change Orders for Section H
William Layton from Bessent, Hammack & Ruckman explained the
following change orders which had been presented for consideration:
Change Order #24 - Miscellaneous drainage conflicts including work
to save the effluent outfall originally scheduled to be abandoned;
Change Order #34 - A credit for deleted pavement and swales on
Jasmine Street south of West Plaza;
Change Order #38 - Revised drainage work on Eighth Street between
Mayport Road and Orchid Street;
Change Order #42 - Revision to the commercial district drainage on
Seventh Street west of Mayport Road;
Change Order #33 - Curb construction on Ninth & Stock Street and
Ninth and Camelia Streets where swales were deleted;
Change Order #35 - Minor drainage revision on Third Street at the
mini storage site.
It was pointed out Change Order #24 could be funded from restricted
utility funds if necessary. Cook x x
Edwards x x
Motion: Approve Change Orders as presented Tucker x
Weldon x
No further discussion. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
3B. Discussion and related action relative to Dewees beach dune
crossovers
Gerard Vermey, who had been retained by Capt. and Mrs. Anderson,
presented his design for the overwalk modifications. This plan
would lower and shorten the overwalk by about fifty feet. He felt
it would meet the DNR criteria, including the height over the
dunes. He felt the new design would be more convenient for those
using the walkway.
Mark Arnold, the attorney acting on behalf of the city in this
matter, asked whether the proposal to reduce the length of the
structure had been communicated to Mr. Brantley of the DNR and Mr.
Vermey indicated he had been in touch with Mr. Brantley. Mr.
Arnold reported the matter was set for trial on March 20, with
pre-trial on March 1. In this connection, he would need to take the
Andersons' depositions this week. Subject to DNR approval of the
new design, and with no objection from the Andersons, he felt it
may be advisable to continue the trial until a later date.
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Commissioner Weldon inquired into the cost of the modifications and
Don Ford reminded the Commission that the DNR had indicated the
city would have to return grant funds proportionate to the
percentage of the structure to be removed.
Mike Lanier, 1768 Park Terrace West inquired whether the hand rails
were required by DNR and it was explained local building codes must
be observed.
Motion: Approve the concept of the modifications as
recommended under the following conditions: Cook x x
1. Approval by DNR; Edwards x
2. Subject to the agreement of the Andersons to Tucker x
continue the litigation; Weldon x x
3. Agreement be reached regarding the cost; Gulliford x
4. Resolution of the question of the possible
refunding of a portion of the grant funds.
Mr. Arnold pointed out a survey had not been undertaken to
establish the erosion control line. He explained that the permit
had been granted for construction fifty feet from that point.
Capt. Anderson indicated that Durden Surveyors had completed such a
survey for them.
The question was called and the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Gulliford thanked Mr. Vermey for his contributions to Parks &
Recreation, particularly regarding the plans for Donner Park.
C. Discussion and related action relative to bike paths/sidewalks
along Seminole Road
Mayor Gulliford reported after discussion relative to sidewalks and
bike paths at the meeting of the committee of the whole on February
20, 1991, the recommendation had been to instruct the City Manager
to initiate the design and secure bids for the construction of a
4-ft. sidewalk on Seminole Road from Hanna Park to Fifteenth
Street. Cook x x
Edwards x x
Motion: Accept the recommendation of the committee of the Tucker x
whole relative to the construction of sidewalks on Weldon x
Seminole Road Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
D. Discussion and related action relative to paving Beach Avenue
north of Twentieth Street
City Attorney Jensen confirmed that the City Commissioners had
received a copy of a letter from Attorney Baron L. Bartlett
proposing that the property owners dedicate 25-foot easement
right-of-ways on Beach Avenue of which 12 1/2 feet would be paved.
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Copy of Mr. Bartlett's letter is attached hereto and made a part
hereof.
Mr. Jensen pointed out it would be necessary to do a title search
and have the area surveyed.
Cook x x
Motion: Proceed in accordance with the terms set forth in Edwards x
letter dated February 19, 1991, from Baron L. Tucker x
Bartlett, subject to review of the requested signage Weldon x x
by the Police Chief Gulliford x
In discussion before the vote, Commissioner Cook requested the word
"back" be removed from the eighth line of the second paragraph on
the second page of the letter. With no further discussion, the
question was called and the motion carried unanimously.
4. Consent Agenda:
A. Steven Cristaldi requests permission to hold a TPC block party
on March 29, 1991 on Snapping Turtle Court
B. Aspiring Eagle Scout seeks permission to undertake project for
Parks and Recreation
C. Permission for Knights of Columbus to solicit donations for
the handicapped on March 1, 1991 (March 8 if inclement
weather) at intersection of Atlantic Boulevard, Royal Palms
Drive, and Penman Road
Cook x
Edwards x
Motion: Approve passage of Consent Agenda Tucker x
Weldon x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
5. New Business:
A. Change orders for Section H.
This item was acted upon earlier in the evening.
B. Change Order 12 for new City Hall
Wallace Avery requested approval of Change Order No. 2 to add
additional days to the contract due to inclement weather. The
adjusted date for substantial completion would be March 12, 1991. Cook x
Edwards x
Motion: Approve Change Order No. 2 to contract for Tucker t x
construction of the new City Hall Weldon
Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried on a 4 - 1 vote
with Commissioner Weldon voting nay.
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C. Request approval of amendment to the contract with the
Development of Community Affairs relative to preparation of
Land Development Regulations
Community Development Director George Worley indicated the
amendment was simply a clarification of language in the contract.
Cook a
Motion: Approve modification to contract with the Department Edwards x a
of Community Affairs for assistance in the writing Tucker x x
of Land Development Regulations Weldon x
Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
D. Modifications to Beach Avenue contract
Public Services Director, Bob Kosoy, requested that action on this
matter be deferred until the next meeting since all pertinent
information was not yet available.
E. Appeal of a variance denial for Kirk Hansen
George Worley reported that after a thorough discussion of the
matter, the Community Development Board had denied the request by
the Hansens for a variance to the height regulations to allow the
construction of a house 58 feet high. The Hansen were appealing
that decision to the City Commission.
Mr. & Mrs. Hansen, 1901 North First Street, Jacksonville Beach,
explained at some length their plans for the property. They felt
that even at 58 feet high the house would be in harmony with the
other houses in the area.
Mr. Hansen presented drawings to the City Commission and explained
that the plans had been amended since being presented to the
community Development Board and that the request was now for a four
foot variance to the height regulations. It was the opinion of the
City Attorney that the City Commission could only consider an
appeal of the original request which had been acted upon by the
Community Development Board. After further discussion it was the
general consensus the amendment should be referred to the Community
Development Board for action.
Cook x
Motion: Defer ruling on the appeal and request that the Edwards x x
Community Development Board reconsider the Tucker x
application with any modifications proposed thereto Weldon x a
Gulliford x
In discussion before the vote, the Mayor pointed out that in the
event the Community Development Board did not wish to consider the
matter further, the Hansens still retained the right to appeal the
denial of their original request for variance to the City
Commission. The question was called and the motion carried
unanimously.
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F. Request for Use by Exception filed by Dewey Miller for use of
outdoor storage of automobiles at 157-D Levy Road
George Worley explained that Mr. Miller owned an automotive repair
business and on occasion he has vehicles abandoned on his property
when customers cannot pay the cost of repairs. He sought an
exception to allow him to legally store these automobiles outside
on a fenced area of the property. The Community Development Board
had considered the application and had recommended granting the
exception for a period of 120 days or until June 30, 1991.
After brief discussion, the matter was set for public hearing on
March 11, 1991.
Mayor Gulliford inquired about another lot in the same vicinity on
which automobiles were apparently being stored. Mr. Worley said he
thought a use by exception had been granted for this storage and
the Mayor asked that he check into this matter.
6. City Manager reports and/or correspondence:
A. Oceanwalk residents request report regarding fence at the
northwest boundary of Oceanwalk subdivision
Chief Thompson reported he and Bob Kosoy had visited the site of
the fence. He said from Inland Way a trail ran through the woods
to pipes across a creek to the Mayport Road area. The Oceanwalk
residents had requested that the city strengthen the fence around
the pipes to prevent pedestrian traffic from using this shortcut.
Chief Thompson said officers stationed at the location of the pipes
had taken names of individuals using the trail and it was apparent
that most of the people using the trail were residents of Oceanwalk
and the north Atlantic Beach area, primarily as a shortcut to
Mayport Junior High School. He said the students had indicated to
the police officers that they would continue to use that trail even
if the city modified the fence. It was his recommendation the
fence be removed. Signage could be posted to prohibit trespassing
but it was his opinion the trail would continue to be used by the
residents for non-criminal purposes. Mayor Gulliford asked Bob
Kosoy for his opinion and he said he agreed with the recommendation
made by Chief Thompson.
Mike Borno, President of Oceanwalk Homeowners Association, cited
incidents which had taken place and felt the city should further
strengthen the fence. Cook x
Edwards x
Motion: Accept the recommendation of the Police Chief and Tucker x x
remove the fence Weldon x x
Gulliford x
In discussion before the vote. The Mayor suggested that if the
fence is removed the city consider construction a walkway with
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railings across the pipes. The question was called and the motion
carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported he had contacted the owner of Lot 95,
Saltair relative to purchase of same. He indicated the owner was
asking $30,000 for the property and he would present a written
report on the matter at the next meeting.
The City Manager also reported that he and Mr. Kosoy had attended
the recent EPA Stormwater NPDES permit workshop. He said due to
the close proximity of the City of Atlantic Beach to Jacksonville,
the city would be obliged to co-permit stormwater management with
Jacksonville which would mean the first part of the application
would have to be submitted by May 1992, and the second part was due
in May 1993. He said he would provide a written report at the next
meeting.
Mayor Gulliford inquired into the status of the Section H
Assessment roll. The City Attorney reported copies of meetings in
1987 and 1988 seemed to indicate that all the necessary meetings
had been held. Resolution No. 88-11 had been tabled. He felt
passage of this resolution with some minor changes was all that
would be necessary. Cook x x
Edwards x
Motion: Bring Resolution No. 88-11 back to the City Tucker x
Commission for action at the next meeting Weldon x x
Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Gulliford inquired into any options available to the city in
the purchase of the Oak Harbor utility and City Attorney Jensen
responded that he would recommend at the next meeting the name of
an attorney to represent the city in this matter.
7. Mayor to call on City Commissioners, City Attorney and City
Clerk:
A. Request names of nominees to fill vacancies on the Code
Enforcement Board
The Mayor offered for appointment to the Code Enforcement Board the
name of Dr. John Venn.
Cook x
Motion: Approve appointment of Dr. John Venn to the Code Edwards x x
Enforcement Board to fill the unexpired term of Tucker x
William Dorsey Weldon x x
Gulliford x
After brief discussion relative to qualifications for appointment
to the board, the question was called and the motion carried
unanimously.
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Commissioner Weldon reported in accordance with the directions of
the City Commission he and Attorney J. Steel had met before Judge
Schlesinger in connection with the Hanover Insurance case. He said
a settlement of $65,000 had been negotiated and it was his
recommendation the City Commission accept this settlement. Cook x
Edwards x x
Motion: Accept settlement of $65,000 in City of Atlantic Tucker x
Beach vs. Hanover Insurance Company Weldon x x
Gulliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
B. Report relative to MSN study
Commissioner Weldon reported on behalf of the committee appointed
by the City Commission to review the MSN compensation and
classification study and said their recommendations were for those
employees who were not engaged in collective bargaining. The
committee recommended that the plan be adopted to become effective
immediately. He provided an implementation analysis which
indicated the cost to implement the plan would be $7,900, plus $600
FICA this fiscal year. This was based on converting the positions
to the new compensation scale for the remainder of FY 90/91.
Commissioner Weldon recommended that the City Clerk's assistant
(Now classified as Records Management Clerk) should be classified
at a level at least equivalent to Secretary. He requested this be
considered along with any other changes at a subsequent date.
Chief Thompson explained employees are currently eligible for a
merit pay increase on their anniversary date with the city. The
committee recommended that on anniversary dates this fiscal year
employees would receive their step increase and would then be
transferred to the MSN scale at the appropriate level. Chief
Thompson said the committee recommended the plan be made effective
October 1, 1990 and those employees who had already had anniversary
dates would be placed on the new pay scale now.
Commissioner Tucker commented that some of the current salary
figures listed did not appear to agree with those amounts budgeted
and Chief Thompson explained the figures listed were based on
calculations of different rates before and after the anniversary
date.
The City Manager said it was the practice of the city to hire
certified police officers and fire fighters and in his opinion,
the plan should reflect that this is required. Other
organizational changes were recommended and he suggested these be
discussed during the budget workshops.
Cook x x
Motion: Accept the recommendation of the committee to adopt Edwards x
the MSN pay and classification plan, subject to Tucker x
confirmation of the salary figures by the Finance Weldon x x
Director Gulliford x
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No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
C. City Hall Committee report
Commissioner Weldon reported th .t George Bull had agreed to work
with the City Hall Study Committee and he was currently working to
show how the architectural character and integrity of the building
could be maintained. He said the committee would be reporting
further on this at a later date.
Commissioner Weldon said he had hoped the Utilities Committee could
make a report this evening but since no representative of the
engineering firm was in attendance he asked that this matter be
included as an agenda item at the next meeting and in the meantime,
suggested that the city not incur any additional obligations in
this connection.
Commissioner Weldon also expressed concerns relative the type of
invoices being submitted by Gee & Jenson. He said it was difficult
to determine how the charges were calculated and he suggested that
the engineers be requested to provide itemized invoices in the
future.
Motion: Direct the City Manager to write to Gee & Jenson and Cook x
request itemized documentation by month, of all Edwards x
existing outstanding invoices for which payment has Tucker x x
been requested Weldon x x
Gulliford x
Alan Potter, member of the Utilities Committee, pointed out that
the agreement with Gee & Jenson dated April 10, 1988, required this
documentation and Mr. Kosoy indicated he was holding several
invoices pending receipt of this documentation.
Commissioner Weldon requested item be placed on the agenda for the
next meeting for discussion of questions relating to modifications
or termination of the existing contract and its provisions with Gee
& Jenson. Alan Potter pointed out the contract designated the City
Manager as the official agent for Atlantic Beach in dealings with
the engineers. He recommended that this designation be changed to
the City Manager or his designee.
Don Wolfson, 1725 Beach Avenue, reported that a task force had been
formed and had met to attempt to save the St. Johns River ferry
which had been scheduled to close on June 1 , 1991. He said the
consensus of this group had been that there was a possibility that
the ferry could be saved but in order to do this much community
support would be necessary. A festival had been scheduled for
March 16 on both sides of the river. He asked that the city adopt
a resolution supporting the continuance of the ferry service. The
City Commission concurred with this request and requested the City
Clerk to draft the resolution.
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Dorothy Kerber, 365 First Street, inquired into plans for sidewalks
on East Coast Drive between Tenth and Twelfth Streets.
Commissioner Cook said this project had been started some years ago
by the former City Manager. City Manager Leinbach was instructed
to look into this and report back to the City Commission.
Mayor Gulliford inquired into the status of the proposed project to
plant palm trees in the median on Atlantic Boulevard. Carl Walker,
Beautification Coordinator, reported the agreement had been sent to
D.O.T. for approval and execution. He expected the project would
be under way by March 15, 1991.
There being no further business to come before the City Commission,
the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 9:50 PM.
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Maureen King, City Clerk
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BARON L. BARTLETT. P. A.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
615 HIGHWAY MA, SUITE 101 810 3a. STREET, SUITE A
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLORIDA 32082 NEPTUNE BEACH, FLORIDA 32233
(904)285-5299 REPLY TO: (904)241-5261
FAX 285-1640 FAX 285-1640
Ponte Vedra Beach
February 19 , 1991
VIA HAND DELIVERY
Alan C. Jensen , Esquire
Jensen & Hould , Attorneys at Law
P .O. Box 50457
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32240-0457
RE: Easement right-of-way Beach Avenue north of 20th St.
Dear Alan :
I appreciate the courtesies extended to myself and my
client in our meeting of January 22 , 1991 . It is my
understanding that our proposal to the City of Atlantic Beach
for the dedication of the 25 foot right-of-way by Deed of Beach
Attitude shall be restricted and contingent upon the following :
SIGNAGE:
1 . Installation of a dead end sign at the entrance of
20th Street traversing from Seminole on each side of 20th
Street .
2 . At the intersection of 20th Street and Beach Avenue,
a sign presently exists ( stop sign) with a directional arrow to
the left. We request that the directional arrow be removed and
a wrong-way/no turn indicator replace it, prohibiting a left
turn .
3 . A stop sign at the eastern most portion of Beach
Avenue and 20th Street on the right-of-way, with a left turn
indicator only.
4 . Indicators at the entrance to the newly dedicated
parcel shall state local traffic only and no through traffic ,
on each side of the dedicated roadway.
AFFIRMATIVE COVENANT:
1 . The Deed of dedication shall contain a specific legal
description of the 25 foot easement necessary to allow the
insulation and maintenance of the roadway. Notwithstanding
same , it is our distinct desire to pave only the eastern-most
12 1/2 feet of said utility easement and allow the property
i:E'D FE3 l 9 '1991
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Alan Jensen , Esquire
February 19 , 1991
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owners to landscape to the curbing of the actual asphalt paving
on both sides. Said landscaping shall be perpetually
maintained by the adjoining landowners and run as a covenant
with title . A proposal for that type of language is set forth
below:
' . . .Reserving unto the Grantors herein the specific right,
duty, and obligation to maintain , install , and complete
landscaping up to the actual border of the paving of the
right-of-way in such a manner to schematically blend with
the adjoining landscaping and the residences presently
located adjacent thereto . Notwithstanding said
affirmative duty, Grantee shall be specifically required
to replace , repair , or otherwise restore back to its
natural state , any disturbed landscaping as a result of
repair and/or repavement to said roadway. . . '
Once again , these requests , as made by my client and the
adjoining residents , are conditioned upon the joinder of all
parties adjacent to said dedicated roadway and we are moving
forward with our plans to obtain joint approval . After we have
all reached a mutually agreeable compromise , I assume this
issue will be set for public hearing and I will begin my title
documentation and preparation . Please give me a call if you
have any questions .
Sincerely,
Baron L. Bartlett
BLB :dkw Bar,
JENSEN
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February 17, 1991
Baron L. Bartlett, P.A.
Attorney And Counselor At Law
615 Highway AlA, Suite 101
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082
Re: Easement right-of-way Beach Avenue north of 20th St.
Dear Baron:
We, the undersigned adjoining property owners of the
above captioned roadway, have read the draft letter
addressed to Atlantic Beach City Attorney Alan C. Jensen,
dated January 28 , 1991 and we hereby agree to the
restrictions and contingencies as stated therein.
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Dr. and Mrs. Steven Lee
2127 Beach Avenue
Atlantic Beach, Fl 32233 )Zt
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Russell To .
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2117 Beach Avenue
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 G✓C �✓
'Z Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jenkins ; • > f ?1 ''
2119 Beach Avenue /
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross 4t
2126 Beach Avenue
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rishel AC.
2115 Beach Avenue (
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
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Mr. and Mrs. John McManus, III �/ -)ei
2120 Beach Avenue t�
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 4)4/3-
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Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berger
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2109 Beach Avenue
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233