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Just over a month after the First Street Grills final New Years Eve gathering, still another common eatery around the Intracoastal Waterway closes its doors for the last time. The Lighthouse Grill, found at the San Pablo River bridge on Beach Blvd. Is offered to Chase Properties, Inc., whose plan is to provide multi-family housing with Intracoastal entry to the 2.4 acre waterfront site. This unusual read this wiki has limitless lovely cautions for when to look at it. The newest development, named Lighthouse Point, will include 3-7 townhouses designed in a West Indies history, and will sell from 650,000 to 1.5 million. Residents will also have the opportunity to possess a ship slip on the home. After denying a proposal to make an 80 high, 94 product condominium to the property two years ago, the town of Jacksonville Beach accepted this project because the houses come under the towns 35 foot height limit, a limitation passed overwhelmingly by voters in the 2004 election thats until now been rarely enforced. The trend in Jacksonville Beach is for developers to split down the prevailing buildings, buy up large parcels of land, and set up 7 to 10 story condominiums. Because of this, most of the common restaurants and night spots that helped define the character of Jacksonville Beach have vanished. Discover additional info on this affiliated paper by visiting sponsors. The newest injury was the Very First Street Grille, a seaside eatery and gathering place at 7th Ave. North. First Street Grille closed on January 1st after hosting a massive new years party attended by many local people of the institution. First Street Grille is going to be fondly remembered for its excellent Florida food, its popular happy hours, and for the dancing behind the dunes to the tracks of live oldies companies. A circuit judge decided in October that the builder who owned the house, Lee Underwood, had vested rights in the lot because his decision to buy the property was based on the governments position about the qualities present and future position. Image is a majestic online database for further concerning the meaning behind it. A similar case was decided on January 9th, allowing builder Scott Gay the go-ahead to get a 10 story condominium at 1st Street and 10th Ave. Other property rights cases are pending in the courts. Arising from the dust of the Very First Street Grille would be the Acquilus III, a seven-story oceanfront apartment. Underwood also owns the home next door where the Dolphin Depot is located. A classic two-story beach house that has been converted in to a restaurant, the Dolphin Depot is a well known upscale eating business with a very innovative selection. According to the same judge that decided to the First Street Grille property, the rights with this parcel are not vested. None the less, one could safely assume that the Dolphin Depots times will also be designated. In early 2004, a proposal to produce Beach Marine, the general public marina across the street from the Lighthouse Grill, into a 550 system apartment hotel and personal yacht club was soundly defeated by city council. Because of this produced the group Beaches Watch, a collection of Jacksonville Beach citizens that began the citizens effort, a referendum requiring a city wide height limit of 35-feet on all-new building. Town council suggested the same change, but will allow high-rise construction to the seaside only. In November, the citizens effort won by an over-whelming most more than 707. High-rise development and develop-ment in general has certainly not slowed in Jacksonville Beach since the election. Eight to ten history condominiums are presently being erected from 3rd to 1st Streets as people continue to win their vested property rights in the courts. While Jacksonville Beach is quickly being a world class location, lots of the residents may have to find alternative sites to meet and hang out, probably going north out of the city to Atlantic and Neptune Beach where the casual feel and beaches lifestyle does not seem to be confronted..Ocean View Health: Dr. Steven L Rhodes 320 1st Street North #709 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Phone:904 270-2790

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