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Resident: San Marco May 2023

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Toasting a New Tradition

Nelson Gibson, Ashlynn Nunn, Chelsey Thompson, Diana Gibson and Nichole Nilles at the second annual San Marco Beer Fest. SEE PAGE 29

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MAY 2023, VOL. 16, ISSUE 05

Voter Information for Upcoming Runoff Elections

Property Appraiser: Jason Fischer (REP) AND

Joyce Morgan (DEM) City Council At-Large Group 5: Charles Garrison (DEM) AND

Chris Miller (REP) City Council District 7: Joseph Hogan (REP) AND

Jimmy Peluso (DEM) City Council District 9: Mike Muldoon (REP) AND

Tyrona Clark-Murray (DEM) Runoff elections will also be held for city council seats in districts 2, 8, 11 and 14. Early voting begins May 1 thru May 14. During this period, registered voters can visit any of the early voting sites to cast their ballots. A list of early voting sites and operating hours is available at the Supervisor of Elections (SOE) website (www. duvalelections.gov). On May 16, voters must visit their designated precincts. Voting precincts are listed on voter information cards; those unsure of their precinct can look it up on the SOE website as well by selecting “Precinct Finder” under “Voter Information.”

FURYK’S CONTINUE TO MAKE FRIENDS, RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITY

The Related Group Returns with New Plans for Southbank Project Miami-based developer The Related Group returns to the Downtown Development Review Board (DDRB) with new designs for the RD River City Brewery mixed-use project after its initial development agreement was terminated by the Downtown Investment Authority. New plans call for a riverfront residential tower along with the originally planned eight-story residential complex and on-site parking and restaurant. READ MORE ON PAGE 2

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LEGISLATIVE SERVICES IMPROVING INTEGRATION FOR ACCESS TO BILLS, MEETINGS Citizens can access with greater ease, instruction BY JENNIFER JENSEN RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS

Mike Sassard, Mark McCumber, Steve Pajcic, Steve Melnyk, and Artis Gilmore

Participants hit the links for charity at the Yard Course & Back 9 on Montgomery and Richmond, the annual yard golf and lawn party hosted by The Law Firm of Pajcic & Pajcic on Saturday, April 1. The day’s festivities raised funds for Jacksonville Area Legal Aid. READ MORE ON PAGE 25

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At a recent fundraiser and gathering of friends at The Yards in Ponte Vedra Beach, hosts Jim and Tabitha Furyk’s sustained work in philanthropy in Northeast Florida was on full display. As part of a sponsor appreciation and partnership recognition event, two celebrity golf teams paired up to compete to benefit their favorite organizations. 17-time PGA Tour legend Jim Furyk welcomed the hilarious and ever entertaining commentator Michael Collins of ESPN and 7-time LPGA tour winner Michelle McGann, among others, to share in the goal of building community on the course for charity.

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In an effort to educate the public, the Jacksonville City Council Legislative Services Division held its first public-facing PegTalk on Thursday, April 20 to show ways to access its updated Legislative Gateway platform at jaxcityc.legistar.com. The goal was to teach users how to access Jacksonville City Council meetings in progress, current or past legislation, find a bill that a council member introduced or get a copy of the vote for a certain bill. Chief of Legislative Services Merriane Lahmeur said the idea was for this platform to be a “one-stop shop for all your legislative processing needs.” New features and tabs have been added to allow more transparency in a clear, efficient and effective way, she added. They have also included linked archived materials — items prior to July of 2019 — and the city’s online code and charter. READ MORE ON PAGE 20

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Jacksonville’s next mayor, property appraiser and several city council representatives will be decided during the May 16 election. Daniel Davis (REP) and Donna Deegan (DEM) are the candidates who advanced to the mayoral runoff election following the Duval County First Unitary Election in March. Joining them in their own respective runoff elections, specific to The Resident readership are:

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