Parking Stalls Shahid's Project Rejected Twice
Ernest Shahid's 40 unit office condominium plan on U S 98 failed after the Planning Commission and City Council rejected off-site parking 450 feet from the main entrance, beyond the 400 foot limit. The council adopted an ordinance to repeal off-site parking, leaving Shahid unable to secure required variances or approval.
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Planning Commission
Ernest Shahid
U.S. 98
First National Bank of
Okaloosa County
Shahid
Robert Lee
Tom Stoffels
Board of Adjustments
Lee
BOA
Lloyd Taylor
Theo Shaw
Richard Duke
United Way Sets Goal At Four Hundred Fifty Thousand
United Way of Okaloosa County sets a 450000 dollar goal for the campaign, a 12 percent rise from last year and six percent over the actual funds raised. Cawley urges volunteers as officers list include Pat Smith, Charles Lee Jol, William Bodisch, Glenn Kilpatrick, Harold Harrison, and Steve Ruckel. 17 agencies participate. For more information call 243-0315.
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United Way
Bob Cawley
Okaloosa County
Cawley
United Way of
William A. Bodisch
First National Bank of
The
Okaloosa
Mayor's Project Approved Again Subdivision gains consent from council
The Calhoun Avenue subdivision proposed by Mayor McIlroy and Miller was approved by the Planning Commission 5-1 and by City Council after a debate over emergency vehicle access. The 7 lot plan includes a 15 foot paved road and drainage easement. fire department reviews were reconciled with the 1985 code. Commissioner Waits dissented over access and precedent concerns. The council approved the project unanimously.
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Calhoun Avenue
Bob McIlroy
John Richard Miller
Planning Commission
City Council
Evelyn Drowne
Lloyd Blue
McIlroy
Miller
Destin
Bill O'Connor
Blue
Drowne
Jane Moore
Kathy Waits
Waits
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