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September / October 2008 Official Publication of the Sailboat Bend Civic Association NEXT Civic Association General Meeting in a NEW LOCATION ! 251 SW 11Ave. (Palm Avenue) Third Monday each month Broward Trust to Move Historic Annie Beck House On Sunday, July 27th, starting at 8AM, an 82 year old craftsman style bungalow was moved from 310 SE 11th Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale to Middle River Terrace Park. Russell Building Movers, Miami, will carefully guide the fragile structure on its journey along Las Olas Boulevard, Federal Highway, NE 15th Avenue and NE 13th Street to its new home at 1379 North Dixie Highway. A tractor will pull a 45-ton “tricycle” consisting of a steel beam platform resting on three dollies. Each dolly will have two axles with 8 wheels, one in front and two behind for stability. Several crews will remove and replace overhead lines, wires and cables to allow the house to proceed. The move will probably take at least four hours. Known locally as the “Annie Beck House,” this second escape from demolition is credited to the patience and generosity of current owner Mrs. Diana Heileman. She purchased the choice property near the New River to build a house for her family but could not bring herself to tear it down. The bungalow has become the object of affection for an entire community. Word that Heileman was willing to donate it reached the son of a previous owner. Shelby Grant Smith III approached the Broward Trust for Historic Preservation which he knew had kept other venerable Lauderdale properties from demolition—the Lauderdale Beach Hotel (now part of Las Olas Beach Club) and the old Escape Hotel (also known as Tiffany House). Hesitant at first because of the doubly daunting task of finding an available site and raising funds to restore it, Trust directors eventually agreed that it was a perfect fit for the non-profit corporation’s stated mission: to preserve significant Broward County architecture. They swallowed hard and decided to accept the gift with all its conditions and financial responsibilities. The trust’s yearlong search for a workable site came to the attention of the Middle River Terrace Neighborhood Association. They concluded that a building the residents could share with other non-profit groups for community activities would bring an energetic presence to their new park. After months of discussion, agreement was reached and the trust accepted the neighborhood’s invitation to provide a permanent home in the park for the Annie Beck House. On January 8, 2008, Fort Lauderdale city commissioners approved the relocation. When brought to code and restored by the Broward Trust for Historic Preservation under the supervision of the Tamara Peacock Company, the Annie Beck Education Center will serve non-profit conservation and preservation groups such as garden clubs, landscape architects, and birding groups as well as the Middle River Terrace Neighborhood Association and the Broward Trust for Historic Preservation. The trust will manage the center’s activities which will be available to qualifying nonprofit groups for special events. Public hearings are scheduled this summer to re-zone the land parcels as a park district. The house has been recommended for historic designation by the Fort Lauderdale Historic Preservation Board. A vote by the city commission on this recommendation is expected later this year at which time the Annie Beck House will become the first historic house in a Fort Lauderdale park. The Alfred John “Doc” and Annie Beck house, which is presently located on the Himmarshee Canal, is a traditional craftsman bungalow with a small front facing gable end porch. Built in 1916 of Dade County pine, it remained at 334 East Las Olas Boulevard until August of 1977, when the property owner, First Broward Federal, decided to build a drive-in bank on the lot. Mrs. Beck, who was then 81, arranged for the house to be moved to the 11th Avenue location where she lived until she passed away in 1985 at age 89. continued on page 4 All Welcome! Bulk Trash Pickup is 2nd Tuesday of each month and should be placed curbside no earlier than 24 hrs. before pick up. The bulk pile can be no larger than the size of a Mini-Cooper car. Yard waste must be separate from other materials. Call 954-828-0770 for more info September / October 2008 2 www.Sailboat-Bend.org Historic Sailboat Bend PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE by Dave Parker As the joys of vacations are behind us and the hot sizzling days of summer slowly leave us, we are looking forward to the temperatures of the emerging fall. Summer was still a busy time for the Sailboat Bend Civic Association/SBCA Board. There was still much activity during the hot days of July & August, especially concerning the pending fate of the Kennedy Homes. There were searches (many times actually researching) of the City & County records to learn of the history of this project, discussions with City Commissioners and registering of the Kennedy Homes on the Florida Registry of Historic Places. Being initiated in the late 30s, the homes were built as one of the first federal housing projects. Proudly, some of our city and neighborhood residents were former inhabitants of these homes. Yes, these homes are historic buildings in our neighborhood. The SBCA Development Review Committee (under the leadership of Alysa Plummer) has been diligent in monitoring the progress of the pending plans being developed by the Ft. Lauderdale Housing Authority. The pending plans call for demolition of all but one of them. Of course, the review committee and SBCA Board are strongly opposed. In the 90 degree heat, Paul Boggess, Erica Lowther and Hilda Velez represented our neighborhood at the Policemen & Firemen Appreciation Night in Holiday Park on August 5th (this was also day of the National Crime Night Out). Our neighborhood plantings (foot of the 7th Avenue bridge and two traffic out-pockets in the 700 block of Las Olas Blvd) have faired well during this growing season. Also the new plantings around our neighborhood signs have been doing well. Thanks to the “green team” (Paul Boggess, Hilda Velez, Randy Swenson and including myself) for their efforts. The historic Fire Station is about to open (check the article in this newsletter – Welcome…the Historic Fire Station) and become an active part of our community. We are in need of some good leaders and helpers to plan for the revival of our Home & Garden Tour of Historic Homes. There are plenty of opportunities to help our neighborhood. We all know that these are busy times, but volunteering is greatly appreciated. To know of the opportunities and current progress of ongoing efforts, please check the yahoo message board (Sailboat-bend@yahoogroups.com) and attend the monthly meetings. American Top Team Broward Health Clay Wieland Photograpy Club Sweat DDA Downtown Dentist Gore Nursery Grace Café and Galleries Riverside Hotel Please Sponsor Our Advertisers 9 5 7 8 11 7 8 6 2 Application Form June Minutes Pres Message SBCA -Join today ! Nursery Notes Important Phone #’s July Minutes SBB Board Crime night out Articles in this Issue 8 7 3 4 8 9 10 12 9 Welcome...the Historic Fire Station We are about to have a new active member of our community. The restoration of the historic fire station is close to being completed. As is plainly visible from the outside, there have been many changes – new walkways, landscaping, new windows & roof and a fresh coat of paint. If you are impressed with this, wait till you see the insides of the building. The assignmentmeeting room and kitchen have been restored to their 1920-30’s with period utilities and furniture. The captain’s and firemen’s sleeping rooms are models of the period and contain historic Ft. Lauderdale memorabilia. The bay areas now have two historic fire engines (yes, both of them are in working condition) and other historic apparatus. The Ft. Lauderdale obelisk honoring firemen who have given their lives in service is being relocated to the fire station; a memorial circle surrounds it to give an opportunity for remembrance. The fire station will serve as a museum and fire safety education center. This newsletter may reach your hands before the annual City 9-11 event, so if it does, plan on being at the fire station as it serves again as the site of the City’s 9-11 Memorial Dedication. A formal opening of the fire station will be held most likely in October. Keep checking the yahoogroup (Sailboat-bend@yahoogroups.com) for announcements. Please Recycle Trash Pickup Trash carts are picked up every Wednesday and Saturday Yard waste carts are picked up every Wednesday. Your carts may be placed curbside no more than 12 hours before or after pickup and must be stored out of view from the street or you will be fined. Call 954-828-0770 for more info. Advertise to over 1000 homes in the Sailboat Bend Community! Business Card 1/4 Page 1/2 Page Full Page 2 h x 3.5 w 4 3/4 h x 3 3/4 w 4 3/4 h x 7 1/2 w 9 5/8 h x 7 1/2 w $55 $100 $185 $325 For Advertising Call Clay 954-523-3738 954-240-8909 3 September / October 2008 September / October 2008 continued from cover Doc Beck opened a pharmacy October 6, 1915 on New River Drive and Andrews Avenue. A charter member of the Fort Lauderdale Rotary Club, he was treasurer of the St. Andrews Episcopal Church for 28 years, and was vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce and business manager for the Tarpons, the semi-pro baseball team. Doc Beck died in 1962. Born near Ocala in 1896, Annie Atkinson Beck was co-founder of Fort Lauderdale’s first garden club as well as the Federated Garden Club Circles. She was president of the Fort Lauderdale Woman’s Club and became a nationally accredited flower show judge. She helped establish the garden club’s library, which was named after her, and was one of the founding members of the 1919 Study Club, which is still in existence. After the 1926 hurricane, Mrs. Beck and the garden club led a community-wide effort to re-landscape the devastated town. She planted a yellow trumpet tree (tabebuia) in her front yard that became a local landmark. Later the city planted yellow tabs in a park located on Victoria Park Road in her honor. The friendship between Doc Beck and another prominent pharmacist, Shelby Grant Smith Sr. (Smith Drug Stores) led Mrs. Beck to sell the bungalow in 1984 to Smith’s son, realtor and photographer Shelby Grant Smith Jr. With a view to selling it himself, Smith immediately made extensive restorations. However, according to the Fort Lauderdale News on 1/24/85, “His efforts were designed to produce a charming house for sale. But Smith, a realtor, fell in love with the finished product and decided to call it home and studio. His work earned him a bronze plaque as a winner of one of the city’s seventh annual Community Appearance Awards.” The plaque and porch swing can still be seen on the front porch. THE NEW SITE Middle River Terrace residents are proud of their weekend-afterweekend of volunteer sweat and toil to clean up roughly four acres of drug-infested houses and heaps of trash and garbage, prior to the city’s acquisition of the land. “In the 1950s and 1960s a rare palm and orchid nursery had been replaced by apartment buildings that had become one of the worst drug problems in the city,” says neighborhood president and former city commissioner Tim Smith. Starting in 1997 and continuing through 1998, Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved acquisition of several parcels. Construction of a small pavilion and finishing work on the grounds were completed in the summer of 2000. Comments Broward Trust president Diane Smart, “When the Trust formed in 2002, it had a vision: to help make Broward a county that believes in preserving its historical resources. The gift from Mrs. Heileman, the cooperation of the City of Fort Lauderdale, the hospitality of the neighborhood, the grant approvals from the Broward County Historical Commission and the Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources, perfectly illustrate our confidence in this vision.” For information contact: Warren Adams, Executive Director, Broward Trust for Historic Preservation 954/522-1606 OR Susan Gillis, member of the Board of Directors 954/612-1297 Join the Sailboat Bend Civic Association All Sailboat Bend residents (renters and owners) are privy to the information at the Civic Association Meetings which are held on the 3rd Monday of each Month. There is also a newsletter that is mailed out bi-monthly with articles regarding upcoming events. If you know of a neighbor who does not receive, but wants to receive the Sailboat Bend Civic Association newsletter please email SBCAnews@aol.com with their mailing address. It will be added to our mailing list. The Civic Association is asking for volunteers for the Upcoming House and Garden Tour. You can be a house guide, or ride the trolley's throughout the neighborhood giving speeches about the history of Sailboat Boat Bend. Or, just help the committee with logistics. You may want to volunteer at the Fire Museum in the West Side Fire Station at the intersection of West Las Olas and Palm Avenue on Saturday mornings. There are more than SB neighbors involved in this project, so you'll meet lot's of people who are active in the entire city of Fort Lauderdale. Or, you may want to help the Green Team with neighborhood clean-up. And, of course, we are always appreciative of anyone who is interested in writing an article for the newsletter. The articles may be emailed to SBCAnews@aol.com. If you want to get to know your neighbors and neighborhood and for lots of information SHOW UP TO A MEETING, at 7:30 pm on the 3rd Monday of each month. We look forward to meeting you!. Email DParkerBIO@aol.com for location of meeting. 4 www.Sailboat-Bend.org Historic Sailboat Bend September / October 2008 5 September / October 2008 6 www.Sailboat-Bend.org Historic Sailboat Bend Sailboat Bend Civic Association  General Meeting Minutes  June 16, 2008 meeting regarding this program will be held on July 2, 2008. Location to TBA. Green Team: Several members of our community (Hilda Velez, Paul Boggess, Randy Swenson, and Dave Parker) have been actively beautifying our community. This group Welcoming & Introductions President Dave Parker called to order the regular meeting has been begun with out-pockets located at Las Olas and th of the Sailboat Bend Civic Association (SBCA) at 7:30 p.m. 7 Avenue bridge. Neighbors who live near those areas are encouraged to assist with weeding and watering of on June 16, 2008 in Las Olas Worship Center. A quorum these locations. was not present. Police Officer’s Report Police were not present and the secretary will send a notice to the neighborhood officers to remind them of the time, date, and our new meeting location. House and Garden Tour Committee: The House and Garden Tour Committee will meet at Dave Parker’s home on June 23rd. All volunteers are welcome and encouraged to attend! Announcements: President’s Report (David Parker) CERT Training: The City of Fort Lauderdale's President Dave Parker made comments on Commissioner Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Hutchinson’s pre-commission meetings. At the Council of program educates residents about disaster Fort Lauderdale Civic Association meeting on June 12, new preparedness for hazards that may impact their police Chief Frank Adderley provided information to civic area. Participants receive free training in basic leaders and announced he will be attending meetings in the disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light future. The Fire Museum is planning an open house, but at search and rescue, team organization, and disaster the time is still awaiting their occupancy certificate. More medical operations. Area CERT Captain, Erica information will be provided at a later date. Lowther, announced that there are upcoming trainings for anyone interested in the CERT Old Business program. If you are interested or know someone Code Violations and Enforcement: A new code enforcer who is interested please contact Carladean has been assigned to our neighborhood. His name is Bill Ferguson at (954) 828-6700. Snow and you may contact him at the Code Enforcement Customer Service phone number (954) 828-5207 or email Members requested a member from the CERT program code@fortlauderdale.gov. come speak at the next General Meeting. WaterWorks: Currently there are only three more items left on Danella’s to-do list. WaterWorks and Danella predict to be completed by the end of June. The City will then survey the list of other problems noted by the citizens and hire a subcontractor to finish off the restoration of the neighborhood's streets and selected sidewalks. Adjournment: Motion made by Ed Baker and seconded by Charles Jordan. Meeting adjourned at 8:50 pm. New Business Establishment of the Historic Trust for Sailboat Bend, Inc.: Under the leadership of long time resident Paul Boggess and the SBCA Board, papers have been filed establishing a new historic trust. For filing purposes, a board and officers were selected, and by-laws have been developed. The trust is a non-profit organization that will work with developers and/or donors who wish to aid in the preservation of homes in our community. More information regarding this new organization will be provided at general SBCA membership meetings. Capital Improvement Program Grant (Neighborhood CIP/NCIP): The NCIP/NCIGP provides grants based upon the quality of the projects for the neighborhood. Examples of improvement projects have included neighborhood entranceways, monuments, guardhouses, identification signs, and enhancements of parks and streetscapes. A September / October 2008 7 September / October 2008 Gore Nursery Notes Hello to September. It’s the beginning of our change in the weather. The early part of this month is still what I call “high summer.” By the end of the month our temperatures, particularly at night, will be getting more reasonable. The rainfall in September is anyone’s guess. Remember, as it cools off our plants can go longer between watering. This month I would like to talk about fertilization in South Florida. One of our most important jobs in September is to fertilize our plants. The soil has been depleted of its plant nutrients, by all the past months rains, making fertilizer a must. Fertilizer may come in liquid or dry form. All plant foods are absorbed in the liquid state. The advantage of a liquid fertilizer is quicker absorption and possibly an easier application. The disadvantage is that the fertilizer is used up more quickly and therefore requires more frequent applications. Pick the fertilizer type that suits your habits and the time you have to garden. Three types of fertilizer are: LIQUID-mix with water and use every 7 to 14 days on roots and leaves. GRANULAR-spread on top of soil and lasts 30 to 90 days, activated by water and temperature. SLOW RELEASE- more costly but lasts 3 months to 1 year and is activated by water and temperature and may be incorporated in the soil or placed above ground. The major problem that our customers are concerned about is still Ficus whitefly. Ficus whitefly is defoliating our ficus shrubs and trees. Please come in and talk to us so we can help you. There are quite a few people that are knocking on doors and telling the home owner they can fix the problem. Make sure they are licensed and insured to do the spraying for you. Also please ask to see the chemical they are using to make sure you are buying the right chemical for your problem. Have them write the chemical down on their bill in case you have any future questions. In anticipation of our becoming a green space neighborhood park, please stop in for our end of summer SALE, where most if not all of our stock will be on SALE. Thanks again, Bob and Fred. Sailboat Bend Civic Association 2008 Membership NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP DAY PHONE EVENING PHONE 1 person membership (1 vote) $10 2 person membership (2 votes) $15 Dues renew in January of each year. Members paid by April 1 are eligible to vote in November elections. Mail to: SBCA, attn Daryl Jolly • PO BOX 1021 • Fort Lauderdale, FL • 33302 Show your interest: Aesthetics Historic Preservation Newsletter article writing Grant Writing Master Planning Committee Home & Garden Tour (February) Donations 8 www.Sailboat-Bend.org Historic Sailboat Bend Important Phone Numbers Beach Conditions 954-828-4597 Fire Department 954-828-6800 (Non-Emergency) Job Information 954-828-5317 Marine Operations 954-828-5423 One-Stop Shop 954-828-5191 Parking (Tickets & Passes) 954-828-3700 Parks & Recreation 954-828-7275 Police (Non-Emergency) 954-828-5700 Water Billing 954-828-5150 Water & Sanitation 954-828-8000 City Hall 954-828-5000 Commissioner Hutchinson 954-828-5004 Code Compliance-Complaints 954-828-5207 Citizens Crime Alert 954-828-5377 Occupational Licenses 954-828-5195 Planning & Zoning Board 954-828-5203 Mayor Naugle 954-828-5003 Mayor & Commission Fax 954-828-5667 Festival Hotline 954-828-5363 Croissant Park Pool 954-423-1068 Police Crime Prevention Unit 954-828-6400 Police Hit & Run 954-828-5460 Police Narcotics Unit 954-828-5661 Broward Gen Medical Center 954-355-4400 Ft Laud/Hollywood Airport 954-359-1200 Bus Information 954-357-8400 Historical Commission 954-765-4670 Sailboat Bend Joins Crime Night Out at Holiday Park August 5, was the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Crime Night Out. There were tents set up with volunteers from all over the community providing drinks, snacks, and handouts about their neighborhoods. On top of that they recognized a number of firefighters and police officers for their dedication to the community. Paul Boggess and Hilda Velez worked The Sailboat Bend table by handing out drinks and suckers to the kids. The fire department showed off their hazardous materials truck, and several other trucks. They also performed a demonstration with their extrication equipment and completely dismantled a car. The police showed off their mounted police, a bank robbery with high speed chase, and a crack house. McGruff the Crime Dog and Sparky the Fire Dog, were out taking pictures with children (and some adults) most of the evening. Despite the heat, there was a great turnout from the community. By Erica Lowther, Sailboat Boat Bend resident Broward County and Florida Auto Tags Call Center Clerk of the Court Sheriff (Non-Emergency) 954-765-4697 954-831-4000 954-831-6565 954-765-4321 or 954-357-5444 State Attorney 954-831-6955 TIPS Crime Information 954-493-8477 Building Code Services Division 954-765-5075 Land Use & Permit Division 954-519-1250 Dept. of Planning & Jurors Information 954-831-6091 Legal Aid Services 954-765-8950 Main Library 954-357-7444 Book Renewals 954-357-7368 Property Appraiser 954-357-6830 Revenue Collection, Taxes 954-831-4000 Recycling 954-765-4999 Streets & Highways Division 954-974-4100 State Health Department 954-467-4700 John Rodstrom, Jr. 954-357-7007 Sailboat Bend neighborhood code enforcement officer is Bill Snow. If you have any problems you would like to report please contact the Code Enforcement phone number at (954)828-5207 or email them at code@fortlauderdale.gov. September / October 2008 9 September / October 2008 Sailboat Bend Civic Association General Assembly Minutes -- July 21, 2008 Welcome & Introductions Historic Preservation Board (Nolan Haan) Nolan Hann announced there was no relative information for our neighborhood at this time. OLD BUSINESS President Dave Parker called to order the regular meeting Peter Moore, neighborhood representative to assist with of the Sailboat Bend Civic Association (SBCA) at 7:30 p.m. our Water Works issues stated that the closure of the on July 21, 2008 at the West Las Olas Worship Center, project is near. Peter stated Paul Bohlander will be located at 251 SW 11th Avenue. sending additional information over to Peter Partington. Top priority items will be the curve at 9th and 2nd Street in Police Report which a hole is developing. Peter also announced that initial contact with the City has been made regarding our Officer Galu gave the monthly crime statistics. He also Traffic Plan. We are hoping to look into it next month. provided residents with information regarding Walgreen’s response to the gate closure. He stated the gate was Alysa Plummer and committee members Paul Boggess, broke and that is why they were not being closed. Walgreen’s is obligated to fix the gate and close it at night. Charles Jordan, Nolan Haan provided information about the Kennedy Homes Project. Alysa provided attendees with a short history of the Kennedy homes. These 45 Guest Speaker -- Lori Parrish, Broward County homes are located on a parcel of 8.5 acres. The projected Property Appraiser project is scheduled to be a four and three story combo. Residents explained concern of for where residents will go Lori Parrish provided the residents with information during demolition and construction. A Planning and Zoning regarding updates to her office and her accomplishments she has made as the Broward County Property Appraiser. meeting was held and a decision was deferred until more information can be provided at a later date. Parrish provided a detailed demonstration of how to use the Broward County Property Appraiser website (http:// www.bcpa.net) and also provide information about what the NEW BUSINESS site will have to offer in the future. Parrish also provided Code Violation: A letter about roofs on historic home information on property taxes and the Homestead th th Exemption. For more information please visit the Broward located at the corner of 10 Ave & 4 Street is in the County Property Appraiser website at http://www.bcpa.net process of being drafted. This project has been put on hold due to finances. or email Lori directly at lori@bcpa.net. HOUSE & GARDEN TOUR (February 2009): A House and Garden Tour is scheduled for February 2009. President Dave Parker announced that at the Council of Ft. Volunteers have been asked to assist in preparing for this Lauderdale Civic Associations Meeting held July 15th, there event. President Dave Parker states that all interested residents are invited to attend planning meetings. was an urgency of the Commission to accept selection of consultation for Code Reform Proposal from the Council of Meetings will be announced at General Assembly meetings, as well as on the Yahoo Group. The next H&G Civic Associations. Parker brought to attention the Planning meeting is scheduled for Monday, July 28th at situation with the Kennedy Homes. Dave Parker’s home. There were no relevant items at the June 30th PreENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Commission Meeting. President’s Report The July 14th Pre-Commission Meeting brought to attention in next year’s budget there will be capital funds available for continued improvements of the conservation area along 14th Avenue. More details will be provided at the September meeting. Updates from the Fire Station The next Fire Board Meeting will be held July 22nd. A fence along the east side of the property is being completed along with a patio and parking area. Plans are being made to move the Firefighters Memorial from Andrews Avenue. The Museum is also in the process of planning a 9/11 Ceremony. Final Certification of Occupancy is slated for September pending no further issues. The Sailboat Bend Civic Association (SBCA) “Green Team” (Hilda Velez, Randy Swenson, Paul Boggess & Dave Parker) have been actively planting and watering native plants at our entrances. Please join the SBCA Green Team members in helping keep Sailboat Bend beautiful. The next “Green Team” gathering will be Saturday, July 26, 2008, at Dave Parker’s home. Guest Coleman Prewitt is running for Fort Lauderdale City Commission District 4. Prewitt passed out business cards and answer questions from residents. Prewitt stressed that he supports preserving the integrity of our neighborhoods, supporting our law enforcement professionals, and fostering our city’s essential marine industry. 10 www.Sailboat-Bend.org Historic Sailboat Bend September / October 2008 11 RiverView Publishing 513 SE Ninth Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Presorted Standard US POSTAGE PAID Fort Lauderdale, FL Permit No 439 The boundary of Historic Sailboat Bend begins at the F.E.C. Railroad tracks on the east, Broward Boulevard on the north and the New River on the south and west. Its name comes from the most severe bend of the river at the site of the Performing Arts Center. This newsletter is published from advertising revenues and SBCA funds. Sailboat Bend 2008 Civic Association Board of Directors & Officers President, Dave Parker 954.527.4162 Dparkerbio@aol.com Vice President, Alysa Plummer 305.331.5578 plum231@hotmail.com VicePresident, Nolan Haan 954.467.0050 me@nolanhaan.com Secretary, Erica Lowther 305.298.0247 ericalowther@comcast.net Treasurer, Daryl Jolly 954.467.0003 daryltotal@aol.com Paul Boggess 954.767.4510 Committees Aesthetics Randy Swenson 954.522.9540 rsswenson1@aol.com ADDRESS & PHONE PO Box 1021, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33302-1021 954.779.7913 Email: SBCAnews@aol.com Council of Civic Association Liaison Dave Parker 954.527.4162 dparkerbio@aol.com www.Sailboat-Bend.org City Recognition #9224 Development Guidelines Committee Alysa Plummer 305.331.5578 amplum@bellsouth.net Historic Ordinance Committee Alysa Plummer 305-331-5578 amplum@bellsouth.net paulbogg@msn.com Daniel Fulco 954 588 2136 dfulco@aol.com Mitchell Lambert 954 630-8765 blackbayou62@bellsouth.net Richarde Locke 954.523.2059 dickelocker@aol.com Peter Moore 954 522-5392 moore@chenandassociates.com Chris Palamara 954.243.3734 bigpalamara@Yahoo.com Randy Swenson 954.522.9540 rsswenson1@aol.com Hilda Velez 954.462.7477 h_velez@earthlink.net Historic Preservation Board Liaison Paul Boggess 954.767.4510 paulbogg@msn.com HPB meeting, 1st Monday, 5 pm City Hall, 1st Floor, Comm Chambers 100 N Andrews Avenue The Historic Sailboat Bend Newsletter is the Official bi-monthly newsletter delivered to the Sailboat Bend neighborhood and surrounding businesses. Master Plan & Traffic John Kleinedler 954.4621655 west_las_olas@hotmail.com Newsletter Editor Connie Weissbach 954.522.0014 SBCAnews@aol.com Waterworks 2011 Mario Diaz 954-522-2604 mario.diaz@ch2m.com Advertising 954.523.3738 info@riverviewpublishing.com WEB Master John Kleinedler 954.462.1655 west_las_olas@hotmail.com