Harbor panel to study lagoon pollution and harbor growth
Harbor officials plan an inventory of pollution sources and harbor water quality assessment. The panel will monitor depths water quality litter and activities, and suggest actions for the city council. It will draft a comprehensive growth and restoration plan with annual reporting to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterways Committee
Jerry LaChapelle
Jerry Miller
Dorothy Ruddiman Pelton, longtime Clinton widow, dies aged 92
Dorothy Ruddiman Pelton dies peacefully on Feb 23 1985 born Feb 24 1892 in Brooklyn NY widow of Judge Charles A Pelton of Clinton CT Aunt Dorothy spent winters at Tang-O-Mar Beach summers in Clinton and first visited Destin with her husband in the late 1940s Survived by nieces Dorothy Hickernell McInerney and Ann Hickernell Windes and many great nephews and nieces Memorial service at St Andrews By The Sea Episcopal Church Destin at 2 p m Feb 28 Donations to Destin Library suggested
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Dorothy R. Pelton
Brooklyn
Charles A. Pelton
Clinton, CT
Dorothy
Tang-O-Mar Beach
Clinton
Destin
Dorothy Hickernell
James Pitts 90 dies in Freeport Walton County
James Pitts age 90 of Route 1 Freeport died Friday February 22 1985. He was a Walton County native and lifelong resident with work as a mechanic and church member at Freeport Freewill Baptist. Survivors include wife Ola and many children grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral held 11 a.m. Monday at Damascus Freewill Baptist Church with Rev Bill George officiating burial at Hatcher Cemetery. Commander Funeral Home DeFuniak Springs directed arrangements.
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James Pitts
Route 1
Freeport
Walton County
Pitts
Pensacola
Devon Pitts
Cecil Pitts
E.D. Pitts
L.C. Pitts
Harvey Pitts
Damascus Freewill Baptist Church
Bill George
Hatcher
Commander Funeral Home
DeFuniak Springs
Ongoing DWU board clash over taps fees and expansions
DWU board members critique Henderson’s ad on rate hikes and plant expansion funding. They blame DEA rule changes for the permit, defend high tap fees as needed for effluent disposal and expansion, and note private utilities lack access to certain grants. Henderson defers comment. three director seats open at March 4 meeting at Destin Elementary School.
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Department of Environmental Regulation
Don David
George French
Patterson
DEA
David
French
DWA
Henderson
DWU
Gulf
Destin Harbor
Utility
Destin
Chamber panel outlines short term objectives and committee consolidation
A seven member panel including Jane Moore and Reg Moore recommends restructuring chamber duties. Ten task force and three special committees would merge into five. Proposed committees cover Membership Government and Public Affairs Community Affairs Economic and a fifth unspecified group.
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Jane Moore
Bert Wycoff
Ken Carden
Jim Chitwood
Anita Krohn
Reg Moore
Rappazini
U.S
Florida
Seven man panel backs tourism committee plan
The draft proposes a seven member Tourism committee focusing on airport transportation and road infrastructure. It targets snowbirds, advertising and promotions, hotels and motels, tourism education, and restaurant sectors as driving factors for growth.
Park plan prompts debate over park entrances
Destin residents question traffic impact as proposals seek to keep east and west park entrances open. Middleton defends the plan, while Moore emphasizes long effort. Engineer Detter cites lack of traffic studies and Vaughn argues for a single entrance to avoid perceived injustice.
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Middleton
Moore
Vaughn
Pod
Council votes on POD compromise plan motion
Destin urges not to put all traffic on the bypass as he moves to endorse POD's compromise. Taylor seconds. Destin Taylor Phillips and Danny Woodward support asking the state to study POD's proposal while Vaughn Ted Shaw and Richard Duke oppose.
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Dewey Destin Jr
Tallahassee
POD
Destin
Lloyd Taylor
Destin, Taylor, Phillips
Danny Woodward
Vaughn
Ted Shaw
Richard Duke
Airport runway lengthening aims ahead of ILS at Destin
Mitchell insists lengthening the runway by 1,000 feet is essential before an ILS and should be done together, prioritizing runway expansion over the instrument landing system. He notes commuter flights may come if housing around the airport stabilizes, though no plans exist. Thomason reports no requests from small commuter airlines for Destin flights.
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Mitchell
Destin
Thomason
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