Wendler lawsuit dropped
City Attorney Ron Brown notified city commissioners near the end of last night’s meeting that the lawsuit brought by developer Donna Wendler has been dismissed by mutual consent.
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No decision on Fish Island marina
Historic City News watched as lawyers; for the city, city commissioners who are lawyers, and a hired attorney representing County Commissioner Ken Bryan and others, debated the settlement proposed by Fish Island development.
Fish Island settlement on agenda
City Attorney Ron Brown will present a proposal at next week’s city commission meeting to settle a lawsuit by Fish Island Development, LLC.
450th – formal process begins Thursday
Historic City News has learned that formal organization for upcoming 450th commemoration events begins tomorrow with a public meeting of the 450 Steering Committee and Consultant Mayor Jeanne Zeidler.
Crist signs ban on emergency response charges
Want to hear a pin drop in the county commission chambers? Just bring up the suggestion of collecting a fire tax!
Budgets in the spotlight tomorrow
Historic City News has learned that “first up” in tomorrow’s regular meeting before the St. Johns County Commission, will be three budget presentations from county constitutional officers.
Funding panel to review $696,870 in requests
The Tourist Development Council reported to Historic City News yesterday that more than 30 non-profit organizations in St. Johns County have applied for a total of $696,870 from tourist development tax revenues.
Resident frustrated with parking fees
Historic City News was contacted this afternoon by local resident Merrill Paul Roland who is frustrated with city officials in St. Augustine over how they charge handicapped drivers to park.