Jacksonville Daily Record 7/13/18

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FRIDAY July 13, 2018

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Project creates national POW-MIA memorial at Cecil

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KAREN BRUNE MATHIS EDITOR

Catalyst identified for eTown apartments

Dream Finders Homes buys land for townhomes at Southside project.

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Albert “Buddy” Harris, a retired Navy commander, said the Cecil Field POW-MIA Memorial will be the place to honor soldiers and pilots like Navy Lt. Cmdr. Scott Speicher, whose F/A-18 Hornet was shot down over Iraq during the first Gulf War.

Chapel renovation, road dedication are the first steps of a $30 million project at the former air station. BY CAREN BURMEISTER CONTRIBUTING WRITER

A chapel renovation and road dedication launched a $30 million commitment for a national POW-MIA memorial at the former Cecil Field Naval Air Station on Jacksonville’s Westside. About 200 people attended the ceremony Tuesday at the Chapel of the High-Speed Pass and at the POW-MIA Memorial Parkway, formerly known as New World Avenue. The chapel and parkway are the first pieces of a larger plan for a national memorial and historic destination for former prisoners of war and those still missing in action. The memorial also will honor thousands of military personnel and their families who lived and worked at Cecil Field Naval Air Station SEE MEMORIAL, PAGE 2

Markers and trees planted for 16 deceased pilots line the Hero’s Walk near the Chapel of the High-Speed Pass.

Catalyst Development Partners of Atlanta and Dream Finders Homes of Jacksonville are expected to develop apartments and townhomes at eTown, the Southside community under development by The PARC Group. Catalyst Development, which also is building the SoBa Apartments in San Marco, is named on plans as the prospective developer for 326 apartments on 13.5 acres in eTown along R.G. Skinner Parkway, which will be renamed E-Town Parkway. The city calculated a $394,353 mobility fee to offset traffic impacts of the project, called on plans eTown Residences. Eastland Timber LLC, led by Vice President Jed Davis, is the property owner and EnVision Design + Engineering is the civil engineer. The multifamily site is just east of Florida 9B at the bottom of the eTown development. Plans show four buildings by Catalyst. Humphreys & Partners Architects LP of Maitland is the architect. SEE MATHIS, PAGE 2

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What Christian George has planned for the YLD Plus: Marbut Report, Mathis Report and more VOLUME 105, NO. 168 • ONE SECTION


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