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Report: bdr60 Martin County, Florida Run Date: 16-FEB-2018 Run Time: 18:57:17 2401 SE Monterey Road Page: 1 of 86 Stuart, Florida 34996 www.martin.fl.us Street Master List Prefix Name Type Post Range Subdivision Map Number(s) 1 NE 10TH AVE 4704-4794 WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME PARK N-16A 10TH AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B SE 10TH ST 600-1686 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NW 10TH TER 740-930 NORTH RIVER SHORES N-32A 11TH AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B SW 11TH CT 484-607 WEBB & HOWER O-5A SE 11TH ST 1432-1674 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NW 11TH TER 819-939 NORTH RIVER SHORES N-32A SE 12TH ST 1130-1160 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 12TH TER 1510-1561 BEACON 21 CONDO N-27B NW 12TH TER 843-1184 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SW 12TH TER 2419-2479 FOX RUN, PHASE 1 K-12A SE 138TH ST 5200-7100 E/W TO SE POWERLINE AVENUE T-32B NE 13TH CT 2269-2350 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A SW 13TH PL 2424-2465 FOX RUN K-12A NW 13TH ST 877-1188 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SE 13TH ST 801-1686 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 13TH TER 1500-1551 BEACON 21 CONDO N-27B NW 13TH TER 1006-1185 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SW 13TH TER 2426-2466 FOX RUN K-12A SW 146TH CT 14000- SHELTRAS MINOR PLAT 1 H-VI 14200 NE 14TH CT 1212-1495 BEACON 21 CONDO, SECTION 3 N-27B NE 14TH DR LEGION HEIGHTS, SECTION 3 N-22B NW 14TH ST 1094-1175 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SE 14TH ST 800-1681 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NW 14TH TER 1097-1197 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SW 14TH TER 2423-2463 FOX RUN, PHASE 1 K-12A SW 150TH ST 15131- INDIANTOWN, PLATS A AND B J-5, J-6 15939 SW 151ST ST 109-15917 INDIANTOWN, PLATS A AND B J-5, J-6 SW 153RD ST 15359- INDIANTOWN, PLATS A AND B J-5, J-6 16008 NE 15TH CT 2292-2352 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A SE 15TH CT 1000-1015 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 15TH DR 2124-2254 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NE 15TH LN 2442-2542 LEILANI HEIGHTS, PHASE 3 N-22B NE 15TH ST 49-99 NORTHWOOD N-28B NW 15TH ST 979-1200 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SE 15TH ST 800-860 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 15TH TER 1-172 NORHTWOOD N-28B NW 15TH TER 961-1172 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SW 15TH TER 2420-2461 FOX RUN K-12A SW 168TH AVE 14601- BOOKER PARK F-1A 14852 SW 169TH AVE 14584- BOOKER PARK F-1A, -1B 15181 SW 169TH DR 14506- BOOKER PARK F-1A, 15005 Report: bdr60 Martin County, Florida Run Date: 16-FEB-2018 Run Time: 18:57:17 2401 SE Monterey Road Page: 2 of 86 Stuart, Florida 34996 www.martin.fl.us Street Master List Prefix Name Type Post Range Subdivision Map Number(s) NE 16TH CT 2197-2485 LEILANI HEIGHTS, PHASE 3 N-22B SE 16TH CT 1000-1017 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 16TH DR 1701-1711 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27B NW 16TH PL 943-1163 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B NE 16TH ST 6-176 NORTHWOOD N-28B NW 16TH ST 956-1199 PALM LAKE PARK N-29B SE 16TH ST 800-908 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 16TH TER 27-58 NORTHWOOD N-28B SW 170TH AVE 14518- BOOKER PARK F-1A 16988 SW 171ST AVE 14712- BOOKER PARK F-1A 14987 SW 171ST DR 14703- BOOKER PARK, WAYNES BOOKER F-1A, -1B 15053 PARK SE 171ST ST 11701- E/US#1, NO. ROLLING HILLS U-13 11909 SW 172ND AVE 14625- BOOKER PARK, WAYNES BOOKER F-1A 14982 PARK SW 173RD AVE 14698- BOOKER PARK, WAYNES BOOKER F-1A 15157 PARK SW 173RD DR 14589- BOOKER PARK, WAYNES BOOKER F-1A 14990 PARK SW 174TH CT 14456- NEW HOPE COMMUNITY, F-1A 14895 WESTBROOK SW 175TH CT 14721- WESTBROOK F-1A 14900 SW 17TH AVE 8397-8831 WOODMERE MEADOWS P-7A SW 17TH AVE 8397-8831 TROPICAL ESTATES, SECTION 2 P-7A NE 17TH CT 2447-2507 LEILANI HEIGHTS, PHASE 3 N-22B SW 17TH DR 3282-3302 LAKE ESTATE O-18B NE 17TH ST SW 17TH TER WOODMERE MEADOWS P-7A NE 18TH AVE 2138-2178 LEILANI HEIGHTS (NORTH OF N-27A 21ST TER) SW 18TH AVE 1827-9238 TROPICAL ESTATES, SECTION 2 P-7A NE 18TH CT 2309-2549 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NW 18TH DR 2170-2211 ESTUARY N-30A NE 18TH LN 2429-2529 LEILANI HEIGHTS, PHASE 3 N-22B NE 18TH ST 62-262 NORTHWOOD N-28B SE 18TH ST 1000-1033 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** NE 19TH CT 2215-2335 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NW 19TH DR 2080-2153 RIVER SHORES PLACE N-30A 1ST AVE INCORPORARTED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B NE 1ST ST BLOUNT PITCHFORD N-15B SW 1ST ST 310-318 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** 2 NW 20TH AVE 2171-2212 RIVER SHORES PLACE N-30A NE 20TH CT 2341-2372 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NE 21ST AVE 2141-2397 LEILANI HEIGHS N-27A SW 21ST DR 9050-9168 TROPICAL FRUIT FARMS P-7B Report: bdr60 Martin County, Florida Run Date: 16-FEB-2018 Run Time: 18:57:17 2401 SE Monterey Road Page: 3 of 86 Stuart, Florida 34996 www.martin.fl.us Street Master List Prefix Name Type Post Range Subdivision Map Number(s) NW 21ST ST 1099-2361 VISTA DEL LARGO N-29A NE 21ST TER 1538-2077 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NW 21ST TER 1892-2091 ESTUARY N-30A NE 22ND AVE 1771-2240 ARCH HEIGHTS & WAVERLY N-27B HEIGHTS NW 22ND AVE 2104-2397 ESTUARY N-30A NE 22ND DR 1772-1846 ARCH HEIGHTS & WAVERLY N-27B HEIGHTS NE 22ND ST 1551-1691 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NW 22ND ST 1803-2023 ESTUARY N-30A NE 23RD AVE 1767-1848 ARCH HEIGHTS & WAVERLY N-27B HEIGHTS NE 23RD DR 1772-1832 ARCH HEIGHTS & WAVERLY N-27B HEIGHTS NE 23RD TER 1479-2069 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A SW 24TH LN 1277-1437 FOX RUN, PHASE 1 K-12A NE 24TH ST 1304-2074 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A NE 24TH ST 1304-2074 LEILANI HEIGHTS N-27A SW 24TH ST 1053-1173 ST LUCIE VISTA O-8B NE 24TH TER 1520-1780 LEILANI HEIGHTS, PHASE 3 N-22B SW 252ND AVE 8640-8800 HOPPWOOD B-I SW 25TH LN 1205-1499 FOX RUN K-12A NE 25TH TER 1523-1783 LEILANI HEIGHTS, PHASE 3 N-22B SW 25TH TER 970-1030 CLEVELAND ADDITION O-17A SW 27TH ST 860-1251 CLEVELAND ADDITION & PALM O-17A CITY SW 28TH ST 771-1372 CLEVELAND ADDITION & PALM O-17A, O-18A CITY SW 29TH ST 793-1344 CLEVELAND ADDITION & PALM O-17A, O-18A CITY NE 29TH TER 1250-1499 LEGION HEIGHTS, SECTION 3 N-22B SW 29TH TER 866-1326 CLEVELAND ADDITION & PALM O-17A, O-18A CITY 2ND AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B SW 2ND ST INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** 3 SW 30TH AVE 3650-3830 PALM CITY K-24A SW 30TH ST 871-1172 PALM CITY O-17A SW 31ST ST 710-1199 PALM CITY O-17A, O-17B SW 31ST TER 1657-1757 PALM LAKE ESTATES O-18B SW 32ND ST 700-1142 PALM CITY O-17B SW 32ND TER 1653-1754 PALM LAKE ESTATES O-18A SW 33RD ST 727-7375 PALM CITY AMENDED O-17B SW 33RD ST 727-7375 PALM CITY AMENDED, HRNS K-16B MINOR PLAT SW 34TH ST 530-1951 PALM CITY AMENDED O-17B, O-18B SW 34TH ST 530-1951 PALM CITY AMENDED O-17B, O-18B SW 34TH TER 416-1360 PALM CITY AMENDED O-17B, O-18B SW 35TH ST 385-1325 PALM CITY AMENDED O-17B NE 35TH TER 1500-1511 INDIAN RIDGE SUBDIVISION N-22A Report: bdr60 Martin County, Florida Run Date: 16-FEB-2018 Run Time: 18:57:17 2401 SE Monterey Road Page: 4 of 86 Stuart, Florida 34996 www.martin.fl.us Street Master List Prefix Name Type Post Range Subdivision Map Number(s) SW 36TH ST 417-1157 PALM CITY, HARWIN MINOR PLAT O-17B, O-20 SW 36TH TER 688-1078 PALM CITY GARDENS, O-20 TOWNSEND/COFFRIN SW 37TH ST 825-1076 PALM CITY GARDENS, O-20 TOWNSEND/COFFRIN SW 37TH TER 851-1072 PALM CITY GARDENS, O-20 TOWNSEN/COFFRIN SW 38TH ST 999-1059 PALM CITY GARDENS, O-20 TOWNSEND/COFFRIN SW 39TH ST 3851-7706 PALM CITY FARMS, BURTON, K-III MINOR PLAT, MELEAR MINOR PLAT SW 3RD ST 203-525 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** 3RD ST INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B 4 SW 40TH TER 7311-7642 PALM CITY FARMS, PALMA K-III VISTA,UNRECORDED SW 42ND AVE 2819-8368 PALM CITY FARMS K-IV SW 42ND ST 6051-8252 PALM CITY FARMS K-III, K-IV SE 43RD AVE 5671-5710 NEW MONROVIA (SOUTH PORTION O-25 OPEN ) SE 44TH AVE 5547-5699 NEW MONROVIA O-25 SE 45TH AVE 5517-5704 NEW MONROVIA O-25 SE 46TH AVE 5335-5615 NEW MONROVIA O-25 SE 47TH AVE 5410-5995 NEW MONROVIA O-25 SE 48TH AVE 5341-5462 NEW MONNROVIA O-25 SW 48TH AVE 5170-8700 PALM CITY FARMS K-IV, K-V SW 48TH TER 6250-6480 NAKED LADY RANCH K-28A 4TH AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B 5 SE 50TH DR 5411-5491 SANDY RIDGE S-30 SE 51ST DR 5387-5527 SANDY RIDGE S-30 SE 52ND AVE 5325-5535 DIXIE PARK S-30 SE 52ND DR 5334-5474 SANDY RIDGE - DIXIE PARK S-30 SW 52ND TER 6054-6586 NAKED LADY RANCE K-28A SE 53RD AVE 5389-5520 SANDY RIDGE - DIXIE PARK S-30 SE 54TH AVE 7373-7374 PALM CITY FARMS K-V SE 55TH TER 5241-5342 SANDY RIDGE S-30 SE 57TH DR RIVER PINES S-30A 5TH AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B SE 5TH ST 26-1515 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** SW 5TH ST 20-212 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** 5TH ST INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** SW 5TH TER 1110-1111 WEBB & HOWER O-5A 6 SW 60TH AVE SECTION 34-38-40 AT WEST END K-V OF MARKEL SW 61ST DR 4812-5812 NAKED LADY RANCH K-28A SW 62ND AVE 5800-5800 NAKED LADY RANCH K-VI Report: bdr60 Martin County, Florida Run Date: 16-FEB-2018 Run Time: 18:57:17 2401 SE Monterey Road Page: 5 of 86 Stuart, Florida 34996 www.martin.fl.us Street Master List Prefix Name Type Post Range Subdivision Map Number(s) SW 63RD ST 4701-4701 PALM CITY FARMS 353840000 SW 64TH CT 2602-2602 GREENMAN MINOR PLAT K-16A SW 66TH AVE 3323-4093 PALM CITY FARMS, NAKED LADY K-III, K-16B, K- RANCH 28A SW 69TH DR 3280-3280 REDMOND MINOR PLAT K-III, K-16B SW 69TH ST 5000-5954 PALM CITY FARMS K-V 6TH AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B SE 6TH ST 18-1616 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** SW 6TH ST 20-201 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** 7 SW 72ND AVE 3131-4555 PALM CITY FARMS, HRNS MINOR K-III PLAT (RES 83-4.4) SW 72ND DR 3704-4205 PALMA VISTA K-20A SW 75TH AVE 3369-3550 PALM CITY FARMS K-III SW 78TH AVE 3054-3505 PALM CITY FARMS K-III 7TH AVE INCORPORATED OCEAN BREEZE N-22A,N-22B SE 7TH ST 1010-1610 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** SW 7TH ST 400-428 INCORPORATED CITY OF STUART ** 8 SW 83RD ST 4117-4728 PALM CITY FARMS, CAROLINA L-2B TRAILER HOMESITES SW 84TH AVE 3003-3003 PALM CITY FARMS K-II, K-III SW 84TH ST 4543-4773 ZACK'S MINOR PLAT L-2B SW 85TH TER 1653-1713 WOODMERE MEADOWS P-7A SW 86TH ST 24801- HOPWOOD
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    TOWN OF JUPITER ISLAND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS Amended, December 17, 2013 List of Recent Amendments Amendment(s) Ord. No. Date Adopted Update Entire Code. 288 Dec. 10, 2003 Article II, Definitions, “Subdivision”, add item 4. 289 Feb. 11, 2004 Add definition for “Executive/Employee/Group Vacation 291 Apr. 14, 2004 Retreat” to Article II, § 1.00, Prohibit “Executive/Employee/Group Vacation Retreat” in all residential zoning districts, and Modify 161 and 165 S Beach Waterfront Setback Line. Establish and provide regulations for a new D-25 District (new 293 Oct. 6, 2004 Art. III, §§ 5.00 to 5.02, Previous Art. III, Div. V, VI, VII, and VIII renumbered); rename the former “D-12” District to “E- 12” (renumbered Art. III, Div. VI); integrate the D-25 and E- 12 districts (throughout); delete list of permitted accessory uses and add list of permitted accessory structures in “CPD District” (renumbered Art. III, Div. IX); amend definitions for “roof, flat” and “building, two-story” (Art. II, § 1.00); provide regulations for bulkheads/seawalls (Art. IV, § 3.06(D)); clarify landscape regulations (Art. IV, § 3.14); provide standards for demolition of historic buildings or structures and a waiting period for demolition of same (Art. VIII, § 1.05); add bulkheads/seawalls and demolition of certain buildings and structures to the list of applications that may be subject to administrative review (Art. X, § 1.00); clarify the circumstances in which the administrative official, impact review committee, or board of adjustment conduct impact review (Art. X §§ 1.01 and 2.01); provide standards for impact review of demolition applications (Art.
  • Lori Marable FDOT District 7 Scenic Highway Coordinator Lori.Marable

    Lori Marable FDOT District 7 Scenic Highway Coordinator Lori.Marable

    1. First Name: Lori 2. Last Name: Marable 3. Role with Corridor Management Entity: FDOT District 7 Scenic Highway Coordinator 4. Email: [email protected] 5. What highway do you belong to? Courtney Campbell Scenic Highway Show this Page Only 6. Discuss the condition of the intrinsic resources and any changes in the corridor since designation. If necessary, provide photographs or other graphical representation of the resources by emailing them to [email protected]. The status of the intrinsic resources as presented in the Corridor Management Plan (CMP) Update (12/2010) has not changed. The resurfacing project on SR 60 is close to completion as programmed. This project will include the Multi-Use Trail (Courtney Campbell Trail) from the western edge of Hillsborough County to east of Rocky Point Drive. A new project has been programmed and funded to complete the Courtney Campbell Trail for the rest of the Scenic Highway in Pinellas County. The investment by FDOT totals $24.8 million. The Corridor Advisory Committee (CAC) was instrumental in the advocacy for this Trail and in working out implementation details with FDOT as the projects proceed to final completion in 2015. 7. What, if any, intrinsic resources have been degraded or altered? None. 8. Identify and discuss enhancement projects that have been initiated or completed. Based on the approved CMP Goals, Objectives and Strategies (GOS) the following projects were undertaken during the reporting period: (1) Supported Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful cleanup events (Goal 1d) - Ongoing on yearly basis; (2) Support the City of Tampa's on-going efforts to modernize Ben T.