So You Think This Doesn’t Affect You?
Fernandina Beach has always been a place where you can park downtown for free to grab a coffee or hit
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Changes and Not Quite What the Commission Discussed: Fernandina Beach’s Paid Parking Plan
On August 19, 2025, the Fernandina Beach City Commission voted 4-1 to select One Parking, Inc. as the vendor for
Read MoreSoccer Field and Airport Futures Tied, but Do we have the vision?
Below is a comparison of the three alternatives for addressing the future of the Ybor-Alvarez soccer fields in Fernandina Beach,
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Scoring Parking Props and Why This Should Not Happen!
This is an AI analysis of current proposals for paid parking and why paid parking should not be implemented based
Read MoreDevelopments in the Tringali Property Dispute: Ongoing Challenges in Fernandina Beach Governance
In the historic community of Fernandina Beach, Florida, the Tringali property controversy continues. As of July 25, 2025, recent events
Read MoreThe Ongoing Saga of Fernandina Beach’s Land Development Code: History, Omissions, and Broader Implications
As reported in the Fernandina Observer article “Ayscue vs. Bennett: The real story behind 1.03.05”: “Bennett actually wrote 1.03.05 back
Read MoreThe Looming Parking Crisis in Fernandina Beach’s Historic District
Fernandina Beach’s historic district thrives on its charm—no off-street parking required for restaurants and bars to keep the Victorian vibe
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Fernandina Beach Settlement with Brett’s Waterway Café: Summary of Claims, Structural Dispute, Lease Insights, and Dredging Concerns
Settlement Summary: Resolving a Long-Running Dispute In July 2025, the City of Fernandina Beach reached a $380,000 settlement with the
Read MoreWhy I Don’t Market to My Friends (But I’m Still Open to Helping Them): A Realtor’s Perspective
As a realtor, I’ve made a conscious choice not to market my services to my friends. It’s not because I
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Is $1 per hour simply unrealistic or a calculated number to reduce opposition?
Looking at rates across Florida, I didn’t find anything as low as the proposed rate in Fernandina, if paid parking
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