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The Holley by the Sea Board of Directors welcomed five new members July 19, and 10 days later, three of the newly elected board members tendered their resignations leaving the association susceptible to the threat of receivership. Earl Dean, Mike Scott and Carol Scott all submitted letters of resignation July 29 leaving only two board members, President, Alex Crawford and External Vice President, Ryan Miller. Dean’s letter was submitted to the board president, Alex Crawford in the early morning hours of July 29 stating that“To my objection you chose and directed your friend to do my job as the elected externalVice President…a friend over an elected board member – you forced me to resign.” Earlier in the letter Dean describes the friend of Crawford’s as cursing him out and telling Dean that she was smarter than him. The Scotts knew that Dean had resigned, but were already working on their combined resignation letter at the time that Dean’s came to their email inbox. Separate emails were sent by Mike and Carol Scott to Crawford and the Holley by the Sea Management Company, First Service Residential, by 4:45 p.m. The Scotts’ letter gave two reasons for resigning with the first citing conflicts of interest from the first day they were both elected to the board.“ Even if one or the other of us resigned inde-
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The HBTS board of two added a third keeping the association out of the threat of receivership. The board members are: Rebecca Ward, Secretary, Alex Crawford, President (seated); and Ryan Miller, external Vice-President. pendently, leaving one on the board, there would still be obvious concerns of on-going influence. In hindsight, it was foolish of us not to think this would become a huge problem.”The other reason the Scott’s resigned was that they were being overwhelmed with tasks before they were trained to handle them. “We have a very ambitious new president who has assigned us multiple tasks before we have had a chance to train for our jobs before doing our jobs.”
At 8:55 p.m., on the same day, July 29, former board member Pat Traynor presented Holley by the Sea with a“Notice of Intent to Apply for Receivership ”The form stated,“You are hereby notified that the undersigned member of Holley by the Sea, Inc. intends to file a petition in the circuit court for appointment of a receiver to manage the affairs of the association on the grounds that the association has failed to fill vacancies of the board of directors sufficient to constitute a quo-
rum. This petition will not be filed if the vacancies are filled within 30 days after the date on which this notice was sent or posted, whichever is later.”The threat of receivership was squashed at a board meeting held on August 3, where Rebecca Ward was nominated and approved to be the third board member constituting a quorum. Ward was made the board secretary at a second board meeting immediately following the first board meeting. “It was a very traumatic first few weeks, and we regret that three newly elected board members resigned on the same day.“ said board president Alex Crawford.“We have now have Rebecca Ward as our board secretary and the three board members are working hard to do the jobs of five board members.” A nominating committee was formed at the August board meeting held on the 12th to interview candidates for the remaining two slots on the board. Nominating committee members include: Skip Hardenburg, Billy Neal and former board member Dan Ramsey. Potential board members were interviewed and recommendations will be made at the September 11 board meeting. Potential new board members include: Richard Schulze, Jan Frink, Herbert Smith III, Joseph Caruth Jr. and Bill Crouch. “I thought it would be more negativity surrounding the resignation of the board members, but in some ways this has brought a lot of support from members,” said Crawford.
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August Board Meeting Highlights Board members in atten- ments that needed to be dance: Alex Crawford, Ryan made and posted. Traffic calming measMiller, and Rebecca Ward ures are being looked at April 29, May 13, June for Hidden Creek and 4, July 16,July 19, July 24 Yorkwood. A stop sign has and August 4 meeting been requested by resiminutes were approved. dents. The General Manager, The June 10 meeting minutes will be on the agen- Alex Fambri, reported that da at the Sept. 11 board the tennis program is promeeting due to amend- gressing very well with
the new instructor. Fall sessions have been added. This is a pay-as-you-go program at no expense to the association. The designated smoking areas are being looked at, off the pool deck. Treasurers Report: 1,186,809 in operating account and $933,676 in Reserves
Architectural ■ Treasure Street: Wants additional driveway for boat storage. Located 4 feet from property line. Circular driveway. Approved ■ Frankfort Street: Wants to build a garage workshop and it came before Architectural because of size which is 864 square feet.
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Workshop will match the house with matching brick. Approved ■ Frankfort Street: extending driveway and add pad for a trailer. Approved Architectural Committee recommended Christina Koenig as a new ACC member. Former Board member Pat Traynor stood up and read a list of reasons why he felt that Koenig’s nomination was not a good idea. The motion was tabled and moved to the next board meeting. Hidden Creek Drive Noel Building Co., LLC: ACC committee recommended retaining builder’s Submitted photo deposit because property Santa Rosa County Animal Services will offer qualifying applicants the opportunity to have their pets failed final inspection. Tabled spayed or neutered for $20 beginning later this year. until the September meeting so that the ACC comBy Shana Roberson mittee could see if the shana@navarrepress.com builder came under compliance. Santa Rosa County AniBy Romi White They also discussed structural mal Services received a Confirmation of Hidden romiwhite@navarrepress.com drainage projects and a stormwa- $25,000 grant from Florida Creek Estates ACC recomter management study under- Animal Friend, Inc. to help mendation to appoint John A staggering way for the Holley By The Sea Longdin new HCE ACC 89 percent of (HBTS) area. member. Passes 3-0 properties dam“We haven’t received an update aged during from Baskerville-Donovan in a Recommendation of revi- April’s localized while,”said Commissioner Lane sion of sign policy to include flooding were Lynchard, who said he planned HCE Covenants reference. uninsured for a to request a presentation on the Sign policy done by HBTS flood.“We live in Furman HBTS study for the Nov. 13 board ACC. When it was written Florida. You of commission meeting, which - HCE didn't want to be part should buy flood insurance,”says will be held at theTiger Point Comof it. Now they want to have Daniel Hahn, plans chief for San- munity Center. the same policy. Passes ta Rosa County Emergency ManRichards went on to praise sucagement. cessful a county effort to resolve Recommendation to Don Richards, past president a drainage problem in Santa Rosa approve Denise Myers as of the United Peninsula Associa- Shores subdivision. He said he the Chairman of the Social tion, a group representing busi- initially felt skeptical about the Committee passes. nesses and homeowners in the proposed percolation-oriented south Santa Rosa, agrees.“You’re drainage improvement.“I didn’t Committees Formed crazy if you don’t spend $400 a think it was gonna work,”noted The following commit- year to do this,”said Richards. Richards. tees were formed with the “Our message is failing. We Now Richards suggests the corresponding chairs and need to promote it in Florida,”not- county try to use the same method members nominated and ed Hahn, who said many post- elsewhere.“It really dissipates well,” approved: flooding problems would have said Richards, who said standing been non-issues if more proper- water goes away in roughly an Finance Committee: ty owners had been insured. Hahn hour now. Melinda Robertson (Chair), said people don’t seem to care “We put in a sand chimney inlet Philip Albin, Melissa Lam- until they are impacted.“We know with perforated pipe,”said Assisbert we’re vulnerable.We’re all at risk,” tant Public Works Director Stephen Erosion Committee: added Hahn. Furman, who pointed out the Endell Stevens (Chair), LauBoth men discussed possible groundwater table in that area is rie Gallup, Melinda Robert- ways to get the word out to citi- deep enough to allow use of the son zens during and after an Aug. 21 technique, which spreads out and ADA Compliance Task Flood Mitigation Plan Task Force percolates water. Force: Frank Johnson meeting.The main purpose of the However, not all areas are con(Chair), Billy Neal and Zach meeting, however, was an annu- ducive to using that improvement Prosser al review of action items in the method.“The system that we have county’s flood mitigation plan. works very well when we have A motion was made to During the review county offi- the right conditions,”noted Furappoint Skip Hardenburg, cials and a handful of citizens man, who says the elevation from Dan Ramsey and Billy Neal discussed various drainage proj- the roadway to the water table is to the nominating com- ects, including those in repeti- also a factor.“We try to implement mittee. Approved. tive loss areas such asVillaVenyce. it where possible,”added Furman.
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launch a spay and neuter program.The grant was competitive with 26 programs being funded from a total of 37 applications. “I think one of the reasons we were selected is that we don’t have any low-cost spay or neuter programs in our county whatsoever,”Animal Services staff member Tara Deaguilera said.“Also, we have several vets that were willing to participate.” The grant money, once approved by the Board of County Commissioners, will allow an estimated 300 to 400 animals to be spayed and neutered in the county with a co-pay of only $20. That is a significant reduction according to wording submitted by Santa Rosa County in a 2012 grant proposal. “We feel that the most substantial source of animal overpopulation in our county is from owned animals. There are many citizens that have pets that simply cannot afford the price of surgery,” the grant application
said.“We have repeatedly seen a family take in one animal and end up with several litters because they could not afford the $100 - $300 cost of a spay/neuter.” The county hopes to start processing applications Oct. 1. The program will have a limit of two animals per household and pets will be required to be current on rabies vaccinations. “We have a list of participating vets. Once they come in the office and fill out the application we will set an appointment for them and send the info to the vet,” Deaguilera said, adding that participating veterinarians are located throughout the county. According to the grant application, at least two locations will be in Gulf Breeze and one in Navarre. “The biggest problem we face is overpopulation. More animals come in than we can adopt out,”Deaguilera said.“Most importantly, if you’re going to have a pet, please be responsible and spay and neuter.”
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Summer ’14 at the pool in review By Glenn Kildare Submitted by HBTS In the article written for April 2014, we noted that we anticipated few or minimal pool closures. This summer we could count on one hand the number of times we needed to close the pools for any length of time. Thanks to the outstanding work done by our lifeguards in enforcing the“adult swim”rule and the swimmies required for children not toilet trained - we had few“Brown Outs.” They also made frequent checks of the pools and the safety equipment to ensure the pools were safe and ready for use. A new issue came up this summer dealing with sunscreen. Several times we needed to secure the deep end of the family pool because the water was cloudy. This made it difficult for our guards to see the pool bottom. The State and Health Department of Santa Rosa County require that the area be closed. Without a doubt this summer could be considered a success when looking at pool use time and availability. When we think of safety, what better way to determine our safety record but by the number of times medical aid and/or an ambulance needed
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Anthony, Chandler, Josh, Glenn (center seated), Angela, Kayla, and Emily. to respond to the facility (pools). Let the record show ZERO times. This is not due to luck but the hard work of our lifeguards in preventing accidents and injuries. Also we would like to thank our members for their efforts in making this possible. Together we had an awesomely safe summer. We had the everyday cuts, bangs and bloody noses that we
treated and recorded. Another area where we had more positive growth was in the compliments made by members and staff for the efforts of the aquatics staff. The number of complaints regarding the pools and the operation were down this summer. The lifeguards were involved with our members, their guests and campers.
They demonstrated a real concern for all. This helped to make it enjoyable for everyone at the pools. Speaking of campers, we provided swim lessons for more than fifty of them. For the swimmers, we helped them improve their skills and advance their level of confidence. We had many nonswimmers and even children
who at the beginning of the summer did not want to get in the pools. By mid summer we had them all drown proofed and swimming in the deep end. The trip to“Big Kahuna’s”was a highlight this summer and it was great to know our campers were ready and safe for this trip. Thanks to our lifeguards: Angela, Anthony, Chandler,
Emily, Josh, and Kayla for all you did this summer. A special thanks goes out to Ms. Marsha Triebold and Laurie Pinter for their efforts in the swim lessons provided to the campers, outstanding. Thank you all for your support and cooperation, it made this summer a success. Have a safe winter and we’ll see you under the dome!!!
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From the General Manager: September brings Back to School and hopefully some cooler temperatures. August had us busy with Board Member changes, while September will be all about the numbers. Its Alex Fambri budget season for the Association and the Finance Committee has already held two workshops. We will likely have weekly workshops throughout the month to prepare the 2015 budget. The meetings will be noticed in advance and open to the membership. As of the time of this printing definite dates are not yet available. We’ll post it to the website. http://fsrsouth.fsrconnect.com/holleybythesea Please remember that if we don’t have your email address you aren’t receiving out updates or alerts. Send your email to generalmanager@holleybythesea.org to be included in the directory. Your data is secured and only utilized for association business. As a follow-up to the presentation provided at the Annual Meeting in July; FirstService Residential will present the year in review at a town hall style meeting in late September. We’ll review some of the improvements achieved. For example below is a comparison regarding the rate return on investments under the professional guidance of FirstService Financial. The data utilizes May 2014 balances in the various banks to answer the question was asked“where are the Association funds”. The board will be reviewing the latest recommendation for even better returns at an upcoming meeting.
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HBTS Swim Team competed this past weekend's ARCHITECTURAL NEWS The architectural staff and the swim meet at the YMCA in Destin Architectural Control Committees are
From left to right, Dawson Mack (9), Shannon Wray (14), Reid Fowler (11), Steve Wray (10), Courtney Rodrigues (11), William Burger (8), Summer Wray (12), and Benjamin Hodge (10), Harrison Dorsey (12) (not pictured) Hosted by Coast Aquatics The HBTS Swim Team took second place overall with nine swimmers participating with a point total of 342. Dawson got fifth place 910 boys age group Reid got fifth place 11-12
girls age group Steve got first place 9-10 boys age group Courtney got sixth place 11-12 girls age group William got first place 78 boys age group Summer got forth place 11-12 girls age group Benjamin got second place
9-10 boys age group Harrison got forth place 11-12 boys age group Coaches Marsha and Howie Triebold were very proud of their swimmers. See you at the park, Karoline Hodge 850-375-2531
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always busy; however, this summer we’ve been busier than normal with new builds and exterior home improvement projects. Handling the architectural issues for our community are two new staff members: Shelby Filek and Denise Puentes. Shelby’s email is Shelby.Filek@fsresidential.com and Denise’s email is Denise.Puentes@fsresidential.com. The Holley by the Sea Architectural Control Committee is comprised of homeowner-volunteers who work tirelessly to ensure our community remains not only aesthetically pleasing but in compliance with the Covenants which will increase the property values of our homes. Pete Waschenko is the chairperson; serving with him are Matt Davis and Larry Larson. The HBTS ACC meets the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 9:30 a.m. and homeowners are welcomed to attend as all meetings are open. Volunteers are always needed! Hidden Creek Estates Architectural Control Committee is chaired by Skip Hardenburg with Jan Egli, Milt Miller, John Longdin as committee members and Tom VanHoutte as the alternate. The third Monday of every month at 1:30 is the HCE ACC meeting time; please attend, please volunteer, become involved in your community.
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Previous Banking Program • Charter Bank $2,040,629 0.10% • Coastal Bank $82,701 0.35% • Stifel Investments $230,000 0.00% • Coastal Bank $104,000 0.00% • Regions Bank $256,248 0.06% • Stifel Investments $681,180 0.01% This represents 0.08% Current Banking Program with funds fully protected. • Charter Bank $54,608 0.10% •Bank United $239,456 0.45% •Coastal Bank $82,701 0.35% •US Bank $146,423 0.05% • One West Bank $250,038 0.35% • Union Bank $1,580.104 0.19% • Coastal Bank $104,000 0.00% • Customers Bank $409,847 0.45% • US Bank $272,456 0.20% • Charles Schwab $255,125 0.56% This represents 0.27% Roof Progress Report: Overall the project is progressing nicely. A few challenges were discovered. While making the repairs to the flat roof over the 21 room termite damage and rotted trusses were discovered. This caused a bit of delay in the work schedule and a change order with additional material costs of $4480. When the options regarding painting the louvers on the roof pop-ups were addressed another issue was uncovered. Only some of the vents were functioning properly and others had been boarded up from behind. This may have been a previous effort to reduce water intrusion. This will be corrected under the change order to restore proper ventilation. The cost related to the louvers is $10,800. The installation of the attic fan required a larger opening in the plywood to accommodate the fan. The cost related to the change order is $1125. We expect the project to be completed by month end. The Erosion and Parking Lot items have not been forgotten. Options are being researched by committee members and an update will be provided at the September Board Meeting. Please realize the meeting will be Thursday, September 11th at 6pm…not our usual second Tuesday.
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August 1, 2014 The Holley by the Sea (HBTS) Social Committee held another successful Kid's Cookout on August 1 at the HBTS Recreation Center! Tons of kids and adults enjoyed grilled hamburgers, grilled hot dogs, chips, soda, water, and sweets. Thank you to all the HBTS residences that joined us for fun and great summer food. Thank you to our master grill chef Earl Dean for cooking the hamburgers and hot dogs. And, many thanks to Mary Dean, Denise Myers, and our newest Social Committee member Jackie Malambri for working the event to make it happen! It is the Social Committee's pleasure to provide these and many other events for all to join together and enjoy. Please come to our next event on Saturday, August 9 at 8:30pm at the HBTS Recreation Center for the Flick N Float to enjoy the movie "The Lego Story" and refreshments. You are invited to join the Social Committee! Contact Information: Mary Dean marleee901@aol.com
Fall 2014 Session Dates ● August 25 - September 15 ● September 22 - October 9 ● October 13 - October 30 ● November 3 - November 20 ● November 27 - December 13
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Monday & Thursday 4:00-4:30pm - Ages 4-6 Phase one is the development of hand, eye and ball skills necessary for tennis. Grip & Swing techniques will also be introduced to these young players $45./ 6 - Classes
School is back in session! What a great summer we had with our participants in the HBTS Summer Camp Program. For those whose children attended, we hope the kids had as much fun as we did. Now it’s back to the books and back to school we go! The After School program is currently FULL! If you are interested in enrolling your child in the program please feel free to call theYouth Department and have them put on the waiting list. There are still plenty of openings in the Before School program. For more information please call theYouth Department at 939-1693 ext. 6. Fun Factory hours are as follows: Morning Hours (Children 6 months- Pre K) Monday-Friday 8:30am-9:30am & 9:30am-10:30am Evening Hours (Children ages 6 months – 10 years old) Monday- Friday 6:00pm-7:00pm & 7:00pm -8:00pm *Be sure to call the day of to reserve your spot. Space is limited. *If there is enough interest, Monday Fun Factory will reopen in the morning. If you are interested please give your name and phone number to theYouth Department.
Budget Workshops will be held in September FirstService Residential presentation meeting in September Dates to be announced
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Monday & Thursday 4:30 - 5:15pm - Ages 7 - 11 This level emphasizes court movement, further development of grip & swing techniques. Introduction to live ball rally through fun games & light competition. $60. / 6 - Classes
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Monday & Thursday 5:15 - 6:15pm Ages 11 - 15 This level is for the junior players that are either playing matches, or ones that are soon ready to play matches. Students should be able to rally from the baseline. $75. / 6 - Classes
● Our Program will introduce the game to our younger players. It will further provide instruction and Contact Tennis Pro steps necessary to improve. We will offer everything our children need to take tennis to the next level. Andreea 850-723-4454 tennispro@hholleybythesea.org
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TRANSACTIONS INCIDENTS September 2014
Incidents ■ Brewster St. Disturbance: Family 06/16/2014 ■ Houston Circle Battery: Aggravated 06/21/2014 ■ Jasper St. Property: Found 06/19/2014
Transactions ■ Fern St. ■ Bushton St. Miscellaneous: Report WritCriminal Mischief: Misdeten meanor 07/17/2014 07/30/2014 ■ Freedom Ct Disturbance: Family 07/17/2014 ■ Bahama Dr. Burglary: Vehicle 07/24/2014
■ Crescent Rd Criminal Mischief: Misde- ■ Seller: Dogar D. Stefan meanor Buyer: Dawn C. Revis 08/01/2014 Address: 1981 Sparrow Ln. Date: 07-24-14 ■ East Bay Blvd Price: $171,000 Battery 07/29/2014 ■ Seller: Nicholas Bobby Buyer: Joseph M. Papczyns■ Flagler Dr. ki Property: Found Address: 7734 Navarre Pkwy. 07/31/2014 Date: 07-31-14 Price: $106,500 ■ Manatee St. Suspicious Person (Loiter- ■ Seller: Fannie Mae ing or Prowling) Buyer: Christopher Libke 08/02/2014 Address: 6605 Kempton St. Date: 06-16-14 ■ Sandstone St. Price: $230,000 Disturbance: Family 07/27/2014 ■ Seller: Christopher R. Premo ■ Brewster St. Buyer: Jason A. Jennings Burglary: Residence Address: 6669 Fairmont St. 08/06/2014 Date: 07-09-14 Price: $194,900 ■ Brewster St. Theft: Grand ■ Seller: Janet L. Preston 08/08/2014 Buyer: Gooden Homes Address: ■ Coral St. (@Navarre Date: 07-07-14 Pkwy) Price: $40,000 Traffic Offense: DUI 08/03/2014 ■ Seller: UIL, Ltd. et al Buyer: Shawn D. Edwards ■ East Bay Blvd Address: 6607 Britt St. Disturbance: Family Date: 07-17-14 08/06/2014 Price: $252,480
■ Liberty St. ■ Bayou Dr. Service Assist: Other AgenNarcotics Violation: Miscies-HRS demeanor 06/19/2014 07/21/2014 ■ Parkridge Dr. ■ East Bay Blvd Battery Traffic Offense: Other or 06/15/2014 Arrest 07/25/2014 ■ Masters Blvd. Traffic Offense: Narcotic ■ Edgewood Dr. and Violation Arrest Leisure St. 06/27/2014 Traffic Offense: Other or Arrest ■ Nassau Dr. 07/22/2014 Assault: Aggravated 06/27/2014 ■ Flintwood St. Drug Overdose ■ East Bay Blvd 07/21/2014 Child Abuse/Neglect 07/02/2014 ■ Hilton Dr. Disturbance: Family ■ Edgewood Dr. 07/22/2014 Traffic Offense: Warrant Arrest ■ Houston Circle 07/01/2014 Suspicious Activity 07/26/2014 ■ Parkridge Dr. Service Assist: Citi■ PGA Blvd zens/Motorist Battery 07/04/2014 07/26/2014 ■ Sandstone St. ■ East Bay Blvd ■ Sandstone St. Disturbance: Family Miscellaneous: Report WritNarcotics Violation: Mis- ten 07/05/2014 demeanor 08/08/2014 07/21/2014 ■ Brewster St. Burglary: Residence ■ Flagler Dr. ■ Seahawk Lane 07/11/2014 Burglary:Vehicle AssociatTheft: Petit ed Reports 07/26/2014 ■ Edgewood Dr. 08/07/2014 Traffic Offense: Other or ■ Sunrise Dr. Arrest ■ Larkspur St. Battery 07/06/2014 Property: Found 07/26/2014 08/04/2014 ■ Frankfort St. ■ Broadmoor St. Service Assist: Citi■ Opal Ct Battery zens/Motorist Criminal Mischief: Felony 07/30/2014 07/10/2014 08/04/2014 ■ Freedom Ct Disturbance: Family 07/11/2014
■ Seller: David A. Harris Buyer: Eric M. Plait Address: 1860 Eagle Lane Date: 07-14-14 Price: $130,000
■ Seller: SMK Investment Prop. Buyer: Robert A. Lindblom Address: 2555 Valley Rd. Date: 07-15-14 Price: $279,900
■ Seller: Arthur W. Mahon Trustee Buyer: Kamica R. Carew Address: 7458 Manatee St. Date: 07-31-14 Price: $223,500
■ Seller: Allan D. Debowsky Buyer: David J. Elliott Address: 6848 Flintwood St. Date: 07-17-14 Price: $140,000
■ Seller: Whitworth Builders Buyer: Christopher C. Rimsnider Address: 2010 Jamaica Dr. Date: 07-25-14 Price: $305,000
■ Seller: Marie W. Sanders Buyer: Diane W. Brasfield Address: 2415 Crescent Rd. Date: 07-18-14 Price: $33,153 ■ Seller: Lloyd Atwell Buyer: AK Land Title Address: 2938 PGA Blvd. Date: 08-06-14 Price: $65,000
■ Seller: Elizabeth W. Presto Buyer: Kathleen M. Gibeault Address: 7642 Sandstone St. Date: 07-15-14 Price: $160,000
■ Seller: Jeffry D. Jones Buyer: Robert E. Schlichtenmyer Address: 1976 Seagrape Dr. Date: 07-23-14 ■ Seller: Rock It Homes LLC Price: $250,000 Buyer: WPSMRE LLC Address: 15 Rusten St. ■ Seller: Country Manor Date: 07-16-14 Homes Price: $16,900 Buyer: Jeremy C. Thompson Address: 2680 Sherwood Dr. ■ Seller: Ella C. Hess Date: 08-13-14 Buyer: Whitworth Builders Price: $248,900 Address: Date: 07-17-14 ■ Seller: Gooden Homes Price: $50,000 Buyer: Mark A. Dupree Address: 7596 Brewster St. ■ Seller: Scott J. Sax Date: 08-08-14 Buyer: Lester C. Flanigan, Jr. Price: $324,900 Address: 7623 Duval St. Date: 07-25-14 Price: $238,900
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