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Requests for Binding Letters of Interpretation of Dri Status REQUESTS FOR BINDING LETTERS OF INTERPRETATION OF DRI STATUS REG BLID DATE PROJECT NAME LOCAL DEVELOPMENT DATE ION NUMBER REC'D DEVELOPER GOVERNMENT TYPE ISSUED STATUS 06 1974-0016/22/1973 MCCOY JETPORT Orange County Attraction 6/28/1973 Not a DRI Retail 06 1974-0027/23/1973 INTERCESSION CITY PEAK Osceola County Electrical 7/25/1973 Not a DRI UNITS J. T. Rodgers (FPC) 11 1974-0037/25/1973 ROLLING HILLS GOLF & TENNIS Broward County Residential 8/1/1973 Not a DRI CLUB 01 1974-0047/26/1973 GULF-TEXPROPERTIES Okaloosa County Commercial 8/2/1973 DRI 05 1974-0057/26/1973 WESTWOOD ACRES NORTH Marion County Residential 8/9/1973 DRI Context Development Company 11 1974-0067/16/1973 ANDYTOWN TO ST. LUCIE Broward County Electrical 8/9/1973 DRI TRANSM. LINES 06 1974-0078/6/1973 LEECON, INC. Lake County Mining 8/21/1973 Not a DRI 06 1974-0088/9/1973 PRIVATE AIRPORT Lake County Airport 8/16/1973 Not a DRI 07 1974-0098/21/1973 UNNAMED Polk County Industrial 9/6/1973 Not a DRI W. R. Grace & Co. 09 1974-0108/23/1973 PORT LABELLE Hendry County Residential 9/18/1973 DRI General Development Corp. 06 1974-0118/31/1973 ASTATULA MINE Lake County Mining 9/10/1973 Returned Florida Rock Industries, Inc. 08 1974-0129/3/1973 US 301 INDUSTRIAL PARK Hillsborough County Industrial 10/15/1973 Not a DRI W.P.C. Fla. Land Investments, Inc. 11 1974-0139/5/1973 E.G. INVESTMENTS, INC. OFFICE Miami-Dade County Office 9/7/1973 Not a DRI BLDG. 11 1974-0149/12/1973 GRAHAM COCONUT CENTER Broward County Residential 9/20/1973 Not a DRI P.U.D. 07 1974-0159/19/1973 W. R. GRACE AND COMPANY Polk County Mining 9/27/1973 Not a DRI W. R. Grace and Co. 08 1974-01610/4/1973 SHERMAN AND COMPANY (KEY Pasco County Residential 10/15/1973 DRI VISTA) Wednesday, July 13, 2011 Page 1 of 59 REG BLID DATE PROJECT NAME LOCAL DEVELOPMENT DATE ION NUMBER REC'D DEVELOPER GOVERNMENT TYPE ISSUED STATUS 08 1974-01710/4/1973 SUNCOAST HIGHLANDS, UNIT 10 Pasco County Residential 11/6/1973 Not a DRI 03 1974-01810/4/1973 OXYCHEM FLORIDA, INC. Hamilton County Industrial 11/1/1973 Not a DRI 01 1974-01910/3/1973 SHOPPING CENTER FOR DESTIN, Okaloosa County Commercial 10/11/1973 DRI FLA. 11 1974-02010/8/1973 UNNAMED ROCK QUARRY & Miami-Dade County Industrial 10/9/1973 Not a DRI INDUS. PROCES Mining 02 1974-02110/12/1973 TALLAHASSEE MUNICIPAL Leon County Airport 11/6/1973 DRI AIRPORT 10 1974-02210/15/1973 SANDALFOOT COVE (See LIVR- Boca Raton City Residential 74-085) United Communities Corp. 06 1974-02310/15/1973 DEBARKY GAS TURBINE Volusia County Electrical 10/16/1973 Not a DRI PROJECT Florida Power Corp. 11 1974-02410/22/1973 UNNAMED Broward County Residential 11/1/1973 Not a DRI 08 1974-02510/24/1973 HACIENDA HILLS Pasco County Residential 11/29/1973 Not a DRI Cousins Construction Company 09 1974-02610/29/1973 HORIZON VILLAGE & MOBILE Lee County Residential 11/9/1973 Not a DRI HOME PARK Continental Home Parks, Inc. 06 1974-02711/5/1973 STANDARD SAND AND SILICA Lake County Mining 11/9/1973 DRI CO. SEC 9 Standard Sand & Silica Co. 11 1974-02811/2/1973 SKYTEL MOTEL Fort Lauderdale City Residential 11/19/1973 Not a DRI 05 1974-02911/13/1973 CAR CITY DEVELOPMENT Marion County Commercial 11/20/1973 DRI 11 1974-03011/13/1973 THE MANORS OF INVERRARY Broward County Residential 11/28/1973 Not a DRI Atreco-Florida, Inc. 05 1974-03111/14/1973 GREEN ACRES SUBDIVISION - Citrus County Residential 11/29/1973 Not a DRI UNIT Leisure Lands, Inc. 08 1974-03211/21/1973 TAMPA TERMINAL Hillsborough County Industrial 2/2/1974 DRI Agrico Chemical Co. Port Wednesday, July 13, 2011 Page 2 of 59 REG BLID DATE PROJECT NAME LOCAL DEVELOPMENT DATE ION NUMBER REC'D DEVELOPER GOVERNMENT TYPE ISSUED STATUS 04 1974-03311/26/1973 PUTNAM COMMUNITY Putnam County Hospital 11/26/1973 Not a DRI HOSPITAL Hospital Corp. of America 08 1974-03411/26/1973 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Pasco County Residential 1/16/1974 Not a DRI Sherman and Company 08 1974-03512/3/1973 UNNAMED MINING OPERATION Pasco County Mining 12/19/1973 Not a DRI American Smelting and Refining Co. 08 1974-036 HIGHLAND MEADOWS Pasco County Residential 1/17/1974 Not a DRI Suncoast Highland Corp. 10 1974-03712/5/1973 FPL MINING OPERATION Palm Beach County Mining 12/11/1973 Not a DRI Fla. Power and Light Co. 11 1974-038 BROWARD COMMUNITY Broward County School 1/14/1974 Not a DRI COLLEGE Broward Community College 10 1974-03912/11/1973 UNNAMED MINING OPERATION Palm Beach County Mining 2/2/1974 Not a DRI 09 1974-04012/17/1973 BENT TREE VILLAGE Sarasota County Residential 12/28/1973 Not a DRI Golden Eagle Service Corp. 11 1974-04112/18/1973 BERGERON PIT Broward County Mining 12/28/1973 Not a DRI Bergeron Sand & Rockmining Co. 11 1974-04212/20/1973 BAY TREE OF INVERRARY Broward County Residential 1/2/1974 Not a DRI Bay Tree of Inverrary, Inc. 09 1974-04312/26/1973 BOCA GRANDE ISLES Lee County Residential 1/17/1974 Not a DRI Sunset Realty Corp. 03 1974-0441/9/1974 ELECTRICAL GENERAL Alachua County Electrical 2/5/1974 DRI FACILITIES 11 1974-0451/11/1974 MIAMI TURF, SECTIONS Miami-Dade County Office 2/1/1974 Not a DRI H,J,K.L,M Residential 09 1974-0461/14/1974 SARASOTA-BRADENTON Sarasota County Airport 1/23/1974 Not a DRI AIRPORT PROJECT Sarasota-Manatee Airport Authority 11 1974-0471/6/1974 ISLAND IN THE SUN Monroe County Residential DRI Vestd 04 1974-0481/18/1974 PLANNED COMMUNITY IN Duval County Residential 2/1/1974 Not a DRI JACKSONVILLE Security Management Company 09 1974-0491/21/1974 ROMAR RANCHES Collier County Airport 1/31/1974 Not a DRI Wednesday, July 13, 2011 Page 3 of 59 REG BLID DATE PROJECT NAME LOCAL DEVELOPMENT DATE ION NUMBER REC'D DEVELOPER GOVERNMENT TYPE ISSUED STATUS 06 1974-0501/22/1974 DEBARY TRANSMISSION LINE Seminole County Electrical 3/15/1974 Not a DRI PROJECT Fla. Power Corp. 08 1974-0511/22/1974 ANCLOTE TRANSMISSION LINE Pasco County Electrical 2/11/1974 Not a DRI PROJECT Florida Power Corp. 04 1974-0521/28/1974 AMELIA ISLAND Nassau County Residential 3/11/1974 Not a DRI BHR 10 1974-0531/31/1974 PORT OF PALM BEACH DISTRICT Palm Beach County Port 2/4/1974 Not a DRI 10 1974-0552/5/1974 ESTANCIA AND PASEOS Palm Beach County Residential 2/12/1974 Not a DRI Arvida Corp. 11 1974-0562/6/1974 DIAMONDHEAD PERDIDO KEY Escambia County Residential 3/13/1974 Not a DRI Diamondhead Corporation 08 1974-0572/14/1974 BULLARD'S BAY Pinellas County Residential 3/22/1974 DRI Bullard's Bay, Inc. 06 1974-0582/15/1974 TULLY SAND MINE Lake County Mining 3/13/1974 Not a DRI Fla. Crushed Stone Mining Company 05 1974-0592/18/1974 CENTER HILL Sumter County Mining 3/11/1974 Not a DRI Fla. Crushed Stone Mining Company 11 1974-0602/19/1974 N. DIST. EFFLUENT DISPOSAL Miami-Dade County Residential 2/26/1974 Not a DRI SYSTEM Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Authority 11 1974-0612/21/1974 UNNAMED DEVELOPMENT Miami-Dade County Mining 3/19/1974 Not a DRI Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan 11 1974-0622/25/1974 THEATRE IN THE ROUND Broward County Attraction 3/22/1974 DRI David E. Dick 09 1974-0633/4/1974 S. PUNTA GORDA HEIGHTS 8TH Charlotte County Residential 3/22/1974 Not a DRI ADDITION Polzin Housing Corp. 01 1974-0643/4/1974 JUNIPER LAKE ESTATES, UNIT 6 Walton County Residential 3/28/1974 DRI OAKHIL Juniper Lake Estates, Unit 6 OAKHIL 08 1974-0653/4/1974 CROSSWINDS MALL Pinellas County Commercial 3/28/1974 DRI Crosswinds Mall Subdivision 06 1974-0663/6/1974 CHIMNEYHILL Volusia County Residential 3/11/1974 DRI J. K. Shirah and Sons 06 1974-0673/7/1974 CAMPTOWN Osceola County Residential 3/22/1974 Not a DRI Camptown Ind., Inc. Wednesday, July 13, 2011 Page 4 of 59 REG BLID DATE PROJECT NAME LOCAL DEVELOPMENT DATE ION NUMBER REC'D DEVELOPER GOVERNMENT TYPE ISSUED STATUS 06 1974-068 COUNTRY CLUB VISTA Brevard County Residential 5/30/1974 Not a DRI General Development Corp. 08 1974-0693/25/1974 BRETTON WOODS Pinellas County Residential 4/9/1974 Not a DRI Tekton Corporation 10 1974-0704/1/1974 VOID FILE NUMBER (LIVR-1074- Palm Beach County Residential VOID SEE LIVR-145 144) Villadelray, Inc. 06 1974-0714/2/1974 ST. JOHN'S RIVER PARK Volusia County Residential 4/2/1974 Not a DRI St. Johns River Assoc., Ltd. 11 1974-0724/8/1974 MIAMI BEACH MARINA Miami-Dade County Port 4/17/1974 DRI City of Miami Beach 04 1974-0734/10/1974 THOUSAND OAKS St. Johns County Residential 4/17/1974 Not a DRI Fletcher Prop. 07 1974-0744/18/1974 HAYNSWORTH MINE Polk County Mining WrongForm Brewster Phosphates 05 1974-0754/22/1974 WILDWOOD COUNTRY ESTATES Sumter County Residential 4/29/1974 DRI Context Development Corp. 08 1974-0764/29/1974 PITHLACHASCOTEE RIVER Pasco County 5/1/1974 Not a DRI BRIDGE Tomasino & Assoc. 04 1974-0775/3/1974 ST. JOHNS PLACE Duval County Commercial 5/17/1974 DRI Queens Properties 09 1974-078 LEMON BAY HOSPITAL Sarasota County Hospital 10/4/1974 DRI Lemon Bay Hospital 09 1974-0784/30/1974 LEMON BAY HOSPITAL Sarasota County Hospital 5/17/1974 DRI Lemon-Bay Hospital 08 1974-079 UNNAMED Pasco County Residential 6/14/1974 DRI Universal Indus.
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