What’s the secret to running a home-based business?
Kelly K. Spors
Special to Historic City News
Starting and running a business out of your house has many rewards: no commute, less time-sucking small talk, no missed time with your family.
Historic City News was informed that a St Johns County man was taken back into custody at about 7:00 p.m. last night by St Johns County Deputy Adam Hertz after he was found to be in violation of the conditions of his pre-trial release. He has pending domestic violence charges requiring him to have no victim contact and to wear a GPS monitor.
William Ferrigno reported to Historic City News this weekend that residents, merchants and business owners in the San Marco Avenue corridor, between West Castillo Drive and SR-16 (Picolata Road), have called a meeting to discuss proposed changes to traffic and parking on San Marco Avenue.
Three occupants of cars involved in a motor vehicle crash near the intersection of SR-13A South and CR-305 were transported to area hospitals for treatment of sustained injuries, according to a report received by Historic City News Sunday evening.
In a possibly over-ambitious agenda tomorrow night, the St Augustine City Commission will consider a commitment of matching funds to a state grant to be used for continued rehabilitation of the Waterworks Building on San Marco Avenue.
Guest: Don’t allow Commission to ignore Code, Comp Plan and PZB
Lee Geanuleas
St Augustine, FL
On June 4, 2017, Historic City News published a guest column titled, “Impact of San Marco Hotel will be felt forever” by Planning and Zoning Board (PZB) member Sue Agresta. She explained in her column how she reached her decision to vote to deny developer Kanti Patel’s request to rezone three parcels on West Castillo Drive from Historic Preservation 5 (HP-5) to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a hotel parking lot.
Historic City News has reviewed official architectural drawings for Kanti Patel’s proposed San Marco hotel that have been on file with the City of St Augustine Planning and Building Department since May 13, 2016.
Historic City News readers are invited to learn about the history of the Guana Peninsula when the Guana-Tolomato-Matanzas Research Reserve hosts their next free monthly guided exploration hike July 1, 2017.
