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Another Tie... Wednesdays and Saturdays! Inventory is low! Call us today to SELL! Located in the Publix shopping center | www.onthecoasthomes.com | (850) 932-6278 June 16, 2016 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ FIELD HOUSE New pediatric services PARKING coming to Gulf Breeze ENTRANCE TO PUBLIX GULF Community Services Director Shane The existing Sacred Heart Medical Group BY KRISTIN N. COMPTON COASTAL Carmichael previously said, “It was in the pediatric practice in Gulf Breeze, which BANK & Gulf Breeze News BREEZE TRUST [email protected] Master Plan to attract these types of medical consists of Dr. Brandy Boutin, Dr. Robin facilities… It’s kind of itting in the way we Renfroe, and Dana Wert, Advanced Practice DANIEL ST Sacred Heart Health System has oficially wanted it to it in.” Clinician, and their support staff, will relo- PKW announced its plans to develop a two-story, The facility is expected to bring new pe- cate to the new building once it opens. Y PANERA 8,000-square-foot pediatric facility to be diatric services to Gulf Breeze, including: In the midst of pre-existing concerns re- BREAD positioned on a triangular 1.253-acre parcel Outpatient pediatric rehabilitation – in- garding impending road construction and of vacant land at the corner of Gulf Breeze cluding physical, occupational, speech, increased trafic congestion, it is yet to be Parkway and Daniel Drive, directly across and food-aversion therapies; autism center seen how the placement of this new facility from where Panera Bread is currently situ- outreach – direct, individualized applied will factor in. Will Condon of Sacred Heart ated. Construction is set to begin in July of behavior analysis (ABA) therapy; and diag- Sacred Heart’s new pediatric facility will be located on the triangle this year. nostic services – X-ray capabilities. See Construction Page 2A » at the intersection of Hwy. 98 and Daniel Dr. Club II School district agrees on price faces new for Food World BY PAM BRANNON reviewing and possibly voting Gulf Breeze News on a purchase agreement. challenge [email protected] Superintendent of School Tim Wyrosdick and school district Santa Rosa County School attorney Paul Green brought the District came to a conidential BY KRISTIN N. COMPTON school board up to date at last Gulf Breeze News agreement on a price to purchase week’s meeting on negotiations [email protected] the ex Food World property in for the property. Milton on Hwy. 90. But the de- Green told the board, “I have Club II, a health and recreational facility tails of the cost and possible pur- been involved in purchases for located directly across from The Breeze in chase won’t be made public until the district for over 40 years Gulf Breeze, Florida, is facing court action next Tuesday, June 21 when the but this is the irst time we have following several alleged occurrences of de- district publishes an ad concern- purchased property with an ex- faulted loan payments. Beach Community Kristin N. Compton | Gulf Breeze News ing a public hearing for July 21 The Olympic-sized pool sits empty except for standing water which neighbors say Bank iled suit against Club II and its owners, which will have board members See School board Page 3A » Dr. Paul Henning and his wife, Ekaterina O. could breed mosquitoes. Henning, on February 1st of this year. Judge ing inancial dificulties and has been pushed Clerk’s website, however, Plaintiff’s Mo- John F. Simon is presiding over the circuit to the wayside for some time by its owners, tion for Summary Judgment was submitted Habitat civil case pending in Santa Rosa County. Dr. and Mrs. Henning. by John W. Roberts of John W. Roberts Law, for On its website, Club II is described as a A vacant pool located directly behind the located in Miramar Beach, and counsel for full gym, equipped with “8 clay tennis courts building is collecting water and neighbors ex- Beach Community Bank, on May 6. An unof- Humanity and a 25-yard indoor, swimming pool.” The pressed concerns about it becoming a mosqui- icial copy of the document containing details facility offers tennis and swim lessons as well to breeding habitat. Members report observing regarding the alleged defaulted loans can be hosts as personal training services. Membership in- paint peeling from walls, and the maintenance retrieved from the clerk’s website. Roberts cludes access to all gym and aerobics equip- of the building itself, as well as the outdoor said he was not authorized to discuss the case open ment, including spin bikes, rowing machines, tennis courts, show signs of neglect. at this time. heavy bag, full aerobics room, and yoga mats. Dr. Henning did not wish to comment as to “Loan 1,” as it is referred to in the motion, house One member even described Club II as her the pending court action, nor could he com- is said to have been granted to Dr. Paul Hen- “sanctuary.” ment further or provide conirmation as to the ning in the amount of $3.02 million. Plaintiff, However, it has become painfully obvious, existence of any court action against Club II Beach Community Bank, claims that defen- See Story, page due to its apparent neglect and run-down ap- and the concurrent loans. 7A pearance, that Club II is seemingly experienc- According to the Santa Rosa County See Notice Page 3A » FRI 6/17 SAT 6/18 SUN 6/19 Arrest Report . 2A Mailing Statement END MORNING SCATTERED MORNING Calendar .........2A & 3B on Opinion Page WEEK Classiieds/Legals .......7C THUNDERSTORMS THUNDERSTORMS THUNDERSTORMS THREE SECTIONS, Crossword Puzzle.......3B Weather-plus hi 90/lo 73 hi 88/lo 74 20 PAGES hi 94/lo 78 Movies ................2B VOL. 16, NO. 24 Opinion . 6A rain: 60% rain: 60% rain: 60% JUNE 16, 2016 Sports .............. 1-7C One Month Free Range with Firearm Purchase: DAD DOESN’T NEED Come see our large CONCEALED selection of fi rearms! WEAPONS PERMIT CLASSES AVAILABLE ANOTHER TIE... WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS! 1889 Cowen Rd. | Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 | ACROSS FROM THE GULF BREEZE ZOO (850) 932-5500 | MON - SAT: 9 am to 8 pm | SUN: noon to 6 pm 2A June 16, 2016 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Construction set to begin in July Calendar of Meetings » Continued from Page 1A way into the fi eld house occurring directly Gulf Breeze community and its children. Thursday 16 behind the facility’s property. President and CEO of Sacred Heart Health GBArea Chamber Networking’s A Breeze Luncheon Hospital in Pensacola, confi rmed the loca- Condon further confi rmed that the health System, Susan Davis, says, “Sacred Heart 11:30 a.m., Hampton Inn & Suites tion of the entrance to the pediatric facility system estimates 100 patients projected to continues to develop more access points will be positioned on Daniel Drive, the side utilize the building each day. This number for the residents of Northwest Florida and Friday 17 road adjacent to the Gulf Breeze high school includes those patients being seen by the pe- in this case for the children of Gulf Breeze. Gulf Breeze Optimist Club Breakfast football stadium. Carmichael also com- diatricians on site as well as those receiving There is no greater gift than taking care of a 6:45 a.m., Gulf Breeze Hospital Cafeteria mented regarding the entrance, stating it is rehabilitation services. child and I am certain this new facility will pushed back from the intersection “as far as For now though, the city and the health offer pediatric services second-to-none in we can get.” It is expected to line-up with system remain optimistic about the new our region.” Monday 20 the existing Publix entrance, with the drive- services that will soon be available to the Commissioner Committee 9:00 a.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board Room Motorcycle City Council Meeting 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers hits bear Tuesday 21 Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting at Watermark of Gulf Breeze on Hwy. 87 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., 101 McAbee Court Two Pace residents are re- Wednesday 22 covering from minor injuries Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board suffered when the motorcycle 8:30 a.m., Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton they were riding collided with a bear on State Road 87 north Gulf Breeze Toastmasters of Vonnie Tolbert Road on Noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Sunday evening. Gulf Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive Larry D. Pierce, 54 was driving northbound on a 2010 Parks and Recreation Harley Davidson motorcycle 5:30 p.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board with passenger, Wendy R. Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Pierce, 46. Committee Meeting The bear traveled eastbound 5:00 p.m., Authority’s meeting room, across the roadway, and the 1 Via de Luna motorcycle hit and killed the bear. The driver and passenger GBArea Chamber Board of Directors Meeting were separated from the mo- 4:00 - 5:00 p.m., Gulf Breeze Area Chamber torcycle. The incident happened at Thursday 23 9:04 p.m. on Sunday, June 12. Commissioner Regular Alcohol was not a factor in the 9:00 a.m.Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board incident and helmets were not Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton in use. Submitted photo GBArea Chamber Business After Hours Fishing Franks The bear died as a result of 5:30 - 7:00 p.m., Urmos Chiropractic Health Center the collision, and the Florida Gulf Breeze resident Greg Frank, second from right, taught his Minnesota relatives how to fish for Red Snapper during their recent visit. Apparently he taught them very well as their fish were quite impressive.
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