Thank you, Governor DeSantis! SB 280 was a bad bill that didn't help cities deal with problems our cities and neighborhoods are having with bad vacation rentals. Our residential neighborhoods are where we raise our families and our residents should not have to deal with mini hotels and party houses next door every weekend! The property rights of our residents should be protected and SB 280 did not do that! Thank you, Governor DeSantis for supporting local governments and the need to keep regulations local. There is still work to be done to give cities the tools needed to address the problems. We must continue to fight for our neighborhoods!
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Check out the June 2024 newsletter supplement with information about the Urban Trail grant funding that has been awarded by the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development. The City Council will be considering accepting the grant funding at the June 17 City Council meeting at 6pm in the Council Chambers of Jacksonville Beach City Hall. You can learn more about the Urban Trail segments that are proposed to be constructed with the grant funding in the newsletter:
June 2024 Newsletter Supplement - Urban Trail Grant
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Welcome back Beach Bowl! You look amazing!!!
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Can't wait to check it out!
So glad to hear! Can’t wait to check it out!
Check out the June 2024 Newsletter with information about tonight's City Council Briefing topics (Urban Trails, food trucks in residential neighborhoods), this week's Election Qualifying for Jacksonville Beach candidates, Jax Beach Police Department updates and more!
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It was great to see the amazing turnout at the DCPS School Board Community meeting at Fletcher High School to take community input regarding the Facilities Master Plan and possible closure of Atlantic Beach Elementary, Seabreeze Elementary and/or San Pablo Elementary. I was proud to represent the Jacksonville Beach City Council in support of keeping Seabreeze and San Pablo Elementary Schools open. The Jacksonville Beach City Council unanimously passed a resolution urging the DCPS School Board to keep these schools open because these schools are an important part of our Jacksonville Beach community and they need to remain open! You can read the resolution here:
www.jacksonvillebeach.org/DocumentCenter/View/4661/2172-2024-Requesting-the-Duval-Co-School-Board...
If you haven't already, please review the proposed changes and complete the DCPS Survey to let them know why Seabreeze and San Pablo Elementary Schools need to stay open! dcps.duvalschools.org/domain/13838
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