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› 11th Amazon.com center identified for Northeast Florida
An 11th Northeast Florida Amazon.com Inc. facility is planned, this one a delivery station in Northwest Jacksonville. The city is reviewing plans for a $16 million, 155,819-square-foot delivery station, code-named DJX5, in the Perimeter West Industrial Park. The new speculative building is at 4345 Perimeter Industrial Parkway N.
› Sarasota Law Firm Welcomes New Attorney
The law firm Fergeson Skipper, P.Aa., recently added Daniel Tullidge as an associate attorney. Tullidge will focus on estate planning, trust administration and tax and business succession planning. Tullidge earned his master of law in taxation from the University of Florida, where he served on the staff of the Florida Law Review and the Florida Tax Review.
› New Port Richey places moratorium on new apartment permits
The New Port Richey City Council approved a six-month moratorium on permitting new multi-family residential projects of more than four units. During that time, city officials plan to create design elements and construction standards to protect the property value of existing neighborhoods and ensure that new construction is complementary to those neighborhoods, according to city manager Debbie Manns.
› Landowner bars development on 716 acres in Putnam County, helping wildlife corridor
A Putnam County landowner has given up development rights on more than a square mile of untouched property that helps replenish the Floridan aquifer inside a vast wildlife corridor. The North Florida Land Trust said Thursday a representative of Welaka Woods LLC donated a conservation easement on 716 acres east of Welaka State Forest and Little Lke George.
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