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Bellaire Communitty Group
Keeping
eping Quali
Quality of Liffee Our Priority!
June 201
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Our Elected Offfiicials…….3
Mayor Derrick: Sweetthea
heart
Trail
Zone 1 Trager: Items off note
forr Daytona Beach
Zone 2 Woods: Orange Ave
work
Fundrai$er Number
e s.............5
A Native Remembeers:
Surffiing…………….. …… ….6
Save Our Neighborrhoods:
SON Update …………… …7
From the Desk of the Chief of
Police………..……………….9
Join us!
Thursday, Junee 16, 2016
at Schneb
nebly Recreeation Center
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1101 N. Atlan
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Share a meal at 6 p.m.
Meeting starts 6:30 p.m.
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Welcome to Hurricane Season! As I am writing thiss, we are
expeeriencing our ffiirst Tropical Storrm
m in tthe
he offfiicial
st
start of tthe
he Season…June 1 . In this political season
we fi
find ourselves in, it’s not surrpr
prising we can ffee
eel
strong
n winds. Beffor
ore we started our political forrum
um at
last month’s meeting, we had Caaptain Jen bringing us
up to date on the crime activity in Zone 2 and
and
throughout the beachside. Tom Clig, code
enffoorcement offfiicer ffo
or the beach
c side,
e was also in
atten
ndaan
nce. He shared with us the progress on some
trou
ubled properrtties in our area. The political ffoorum with tthe
he mayoral
cannd
didates, Derrick Henry, Fred Hoff
fffm
mann, David R
Rho
hody annd Ken Stricklaand
nd
wennt over very well witthh our members. The members commented to me
afftterrward that they are able to make a more meaani
ningfful
ul vote afftter having
heard directly ffrrom the candidaattes, raatther than basing their vote on whether
they
y like someone’s yard sign. The questions the candidates were asked came
ffrrom
m me as well as ffrrom the members. If there are questionss you would like
asked
e forr a parrtticular race, please
s don’t hesitate to send me an email at
[email protected].
This month’s political ffor
orru
um will feaatture the candidat
d es ffo
or Volusia
Couunty Sheriff. Four candidates withdrew fr
from the race, buut that still leaavves 6
active candidaattes. How these cand
n idaattes respond to questionns will give us a
pretttty good indicaattion of their ind
n ividual demeaanor
nor. I have a strong ffee
eeling
you will ffiind this ffor
orum extremel
e y inffor
ormative and enterrttaining.
We just attttended a ffund
undraiserr ffo
or Sons off the Beach at Crabby Joe’s on
Sun Glow Pier. We appr
p eciate Crabby Joe’s manaagger, Luke Zona,
ona supporrtting
the SO
S B’s efffo
orrtts. There was live music and
and a delicious array of lunches to
chooose ffrrom. The event was extremely well atttended. Paul Zimmerman, our
ffounde
ounnder and current president off Sons of the Beach, has said that
that the SOB’s
have only just began to fi
fight. Paaul will give us an updaatte at
at our next meeting
on the
h ir effor
ffforrtts to protect the historic naatture off ourr beach.
We have ffal
allen shorrtt of reaching ourr goal off $5,000. We are currently
at $4
4,900. Your supporrtt is greaatly appreciaatted. Please help us reach our goal.
The list of contributors is on pag
ge 5.
Hope to see you at
at our meeting. I guarantee you will ffeeel more
conn
nected to the community we call home.
Thaank
nks ffor
or the journey,
Steve Koenig
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BELLAIRE
COMMUNITY
GROUP
2000 N. Halifax
Daytona Beach, FL 32118
2016 Officers
Chair
Steve Koenig
Office: 386.257.6700
Cell: 386.795.0023
[email protected]
Vice Chair
Paul Zimmerman, Founder
386.316.6259
[email protected]
Treasurer and
Marketing Manager
Nancy Koenig
386.679.3363
[email protected]
Contributors
Derrick Henry
Ruth Trager
Pam Woods
Weegie Kuendig
Mike Chitwood
Paul Zimmerman
Steve Koenig
Vol 10, Issue 6: June 2016
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Political Forum – Volusia County Sheriff Race:
a) Wendell Bradford
b) Dave Brannon
c) Michael J. Chitwood
d) Eric Dietrich
e) James Gillum
f) Brett Keenan
3. Paul Zimmerman, President, Sons of the Beach, Update
4. 50-50 Drawing
5. Adjourn meeting
Put tables and chairs away and go home more connected
with the community you call home!
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Our Elected Offficials
ficialss
Derrick Henrry,
y, Maayyor o
off Da
ayyttoona Beach
Since late last year,
construction has been
underway on new pedestrian
and cycling friendly paved
paths in ourr historic doowntown
area. Commissionerr Kelly White, whose zonne
includes Beach Street, has been a vocal advoocate of
creating more pedestrian and biking ffrie
riendly areas
as a way forr residents and tourists to enjoy ou
o r
area’s naatur
tural amenities and beauty. On Thursday,
July 14 a section off the newly created “Sweetheart
Trail” will open to the public with an inaugural
walk, run and bike ride after a brief ribbon cutting
ceremony at 5:30 pp.m. The event will take pplace
behind City Island Library.
The newest section off completed trail is
located in the area between the News-Journaal
Centerr and the International Speedway Boullevard
bridge. It has contemporary shade structures and
lighting is set to be installed. The segment of
of the
trail is named after early Daytona philanthro
opists
Mr and Mrs.
Mr.
Mrs Charles Burgoyne’ss 75-foot yacht
named Sweetheart, which was built on City Island
in the late 1890s used ffor
or sponsoring trips allong the
Halifaax
x River.
The trail is part of Daytona Beach’s section
of the East Coast Greenway, a 2,900-mile-loong
shared-use trail between Calais, Maine, and Key
West, Florida. The trail enters Daytona Beach at
Sickle
i kl r P
Park,
k unde
d r the
h Seabre
b eze Bridge
id , and
nd
continues south to Beville Road. By using existing
sidewalk where possible and strategically fin
nding
state grant dollars, the project has made rapiid
progress and future sections are now in the design
phase.
Ruth
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City
ity C
Co
ommissioner
CONGRATULAT
TIONS TO ALL
OUR RECENT GRADUATES! I
think this is what we
w call the lazy,
hazy, crazy days oof summer, but
with everything thhat is happening
in Daytona Beach, it is anything buut lazy.
The Friends of the Bandsheell and the
Boardwalk Merchants are having thhe tribute
concerts at the Bandshell with addiitional fireworks
on Saturday - a great way to spend a Saturday night
under the stars at the ocean. The Me
M morial Day
celebration was very special honoring
i former mayor
Bud Asher and with the Color Guard and awards to
some deserving veterans and the fflly-over by the
Spruce Creek Gaggle airplanes.
s
Our commissioner, Pam Wooods, has just
won an award ffrom
rom the Florida League of Cities ffor
or
her work. CONGRATULATIONS!
Just a reminder (of course you do not need
one) but we are now in hurricane seeason, and we
should all check our supplies and pplans. The police
are still having a problem with car bbreak-ins so lock
your cars,
rs take your keys, and remo
ove your
valuables.
The year is almost half over,
r and the Fourth
of July with all the celebrations andd races and
visitors will be here before we know it. Tanger
Outlets plans to open beffore
ore Christmas and Daytona
One is moving right along. A new Wawa is being
planned for Daytona Beach and alsso a new Aldi and
a Twistee Taste. It is great that everyone else is
discovering what we knew all along
g - Daytona
Beach is a wonderfful
ul place in whicch to live!!
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A Few Word
dss ffrrom P
Pa
am W
Wo
oodss,, Z
Zo
one
n 2
Ciity C
C
Co
ommissioner
Summerrttime – when the
commission ffiinds ou
ut the
current values off prope
o rrtty aand
nd
starrtts looking seriou
usly at the
budget ffo
or the upcom
ming year.
The good news is val
a ues went
up again. The commission has
discussed its priorities ffor
or
ffundi
unding and should be able to determine a budget in the
coming weeks.
Commercial and residential pro
ojjects, big and
small, are on-going. As they develop, more job
opporrttunities become available. It is imporrttaant
nt to keep
moving ffor
orward.
We are coming to the end of work on Orange
Avenue. It has been such a huge underrttaking! I drive
thaatt road almost every day and continue to be amazed at
at
the depth of
of work going on there. This is such a lesson
off how an aging inffrrastructure impacts a city and the
costs assocciaatted with maintenance. It is critical to plan
ffor
or these ne
n eds. Maintenance is basic to quality of liffee
forr everyone.
o
I will not be writing arrtticles ag
gain until
Septemberr as I will be visiting ffam
amily and en
njjoying some
time away
y. So until then - have a won
nderffu
ul summer!
Paam
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Foreclosures/Bankruptcies/Real Estate
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ANNUAL FUND RAI$ER UPDATE
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Total as of 6.6.16 is $4,900—thankk you! We’re almost there. If you haven’t yet given this year, please consider it.
We hope to meet orr exceed last year’s total. We know what the donation means: you support ou
ur efffor
orts and our
goals.
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Anonymous (4)
Basima Amawi
Ron Cammarata
Bob and Dot Ducharme
CC Lista French
Michael McCachren
David and Kathryn Owens
Alane Patterson
Lori Torregrossa
Rick Holmes
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William Brogdon, Jr.
Pat and Larry Carrico
Sam Compton
Randy Croy
Dawn and Ralph DeJesus
Dan and Dee Dillman
Lucille and Willard Eaton
Richard and Mary Fagan
Christine Franczek
Pat and Fred Gruner
Ed and Connie Howe
Mary Johnson
Jackie Kessler
Irene Koutouzis
John and June Lane
Richard and Joyce Larocque
Jean Leigh-Manuell
Valerie and Ronald May
Barbara Mulder
Bill and Jacky Murphy
Gretchen Neal
Ann Oakley
Robert Patrick
Russell Rhodes
Thomas and Jean Ross
Bill Scheeler
Steve and Kim Schlossberg
Charles Starkenstein
Frank Stein
R. Lawrence Vandeenberg
Lisa Gall and David Brown
Herb Stofsky CLLU
Pat Thomason
Frank and Terree Tumminello
Doreen Vandyke
k -Sauer
Chuck and Marry Welch
Lola Yellen
Judy
d Sterling
Peter and Bonnie Krajc
Robert Dambrose
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Ray and Kate Abels
Lee Apperson
Will Arsenault
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Borns
Christine Cantin
Nancy Close
Ron and Otilia Donovan
Gary and Kathy Droppa
John and Debbie Durzbick
Joe and Pat Giardina
Bruce and Diane Hufnagel
Mark Jones
Larry and Clara Keller
Bill Kooy Pressure Cleaning
George Leigh-Manuell
Gus and Laurie Massfeller
Todd and Michele McCall
Sandra F Morris
Denny L. Snyder
Tony and Ginny Stellitano
Lin and Bill Wenigger
Ed and Nan Wiedeemer
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Lawrie Davidson
Shirley and Herb Dietrich
Bohdi and Nancy Lewandowskyj
Megan O’Neill and Danny Haughn
Albert and Nanette Petrella
Paul and Trudie Skinner
Bill and Dottie Stose
Paul Zimmerman
Clint and Mary Bro
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Chris Brown
Daphne Hioteles
Don and Hannah King
Steve and Nancy Koenig
Rice & Rose Law Firm
Ron Rabenold
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A Native Remembers
By Paul Zimmerrm
mann
Nothing sa
s ys
summer like the
h month of
June. I got up thi
this morning
and like I do every morrni
ning,
I went down and looked aatt
the ocean at Harrttffo
ord
Approach to check
k the surf
and see if there weere aany
ny
waves. Summer time is usually when our oceann is ffllat.
Unless the tropics seend us a storrm
m, you caan
n usuaally water
ski off
fff ourr beach in the months of June, July, annd August.
When I got down the
h re this morning, I was surpr
p ised to see
there was a little 2 ffoot
oot souuth swell rolling in. The
T light
wind was on shore, out of thhe sou
utheast, which is not
optimal ffor
or surffiing cond
c itions, buut the tide was incoming
and almost high andd I knew thaatt would give the waves a
little bump in size. It looked ridable with potential (east
coast surffeer’s ffav
avorite word) and it was only 7 AM, so I
went home aand
nd grabbbed my paddle board aand
nd went out. It
was the right decision.
o I caught some good ones. I surffed
ed
alone ffoor almost an hour beffor
ore Georrggia caam
me oout on her
surf ski to join in onn the ffun
un. During that hourr of solitude,
I remembered that I hadn’t writttten this arrtticle aand
n it was in
nd
thaatt state off mind tha
hatt I caam
me up with this month’
h s topic.
Surffiing is a sporrtt where the greaatt majorrity of time
and energy is spent preparing orr setttting up for
for ac
a tually
engaging in the sporrt
rt of riding a wave.
e This mor
o ning I
was in the waatter ffor
orr aabout
bout 90 minutes, aand
nd in tho
h se 90
minutes I probably spe
s nt 5-6 minutes actually su
urffiing a
wave aand
nd I must havve caught aatt least 20 waves. The rest
off the time is spent padd
p ling out or jockeying ffor
or position
or
to caattch the ffaace of the wave at
at its peak
k (the highest point
off energy). So whenn people say they’re “going surffiing,”
thaatt is only a small par
p rtt of what thhey are actually doing.
Now there is no doubt, surffiing the wave is where
the exhilaration, ffun,
unn, and excitement is ffou
ound, bu
butt the older
I get, the more I enjoy the time between waves. I have
been surffiing ffoor 54 years; that is a lot of time beetween
rides. That is a lot of
o time reading tthhe ocean aand
nd how tthe
he
waterr moves under the enerrgy
gy and for
force of a swell--a swell
thaatt has sometimes traveled hundreds of miles to crash on
ourr beach in thaatt verry spot where I am surffiing. That’s
pretttty cool in itself. Everryy wave is uniquue. There are
cha
h racteristics that
h t are similar but
b t no two are the saam
me. In
surffiing there is aan
n intoxicaattion brought oon by solitude,
ocean movement, physical exhilaration, the beauty of
nature, aand
nd the paradoxical relationship between of the
intensity off being in the moment and the sense of being in
a timeless staatte. That uniqueness separaattes me fr
from the
reality thatt ex
e ists in the world of drry
y land. This must be
why I have bbeen doing it ffo
or all these years and I love it as
much as I did when I ffiirst paddled ouut in 1962.
Isn’t a separaattion ffrrom realitty
y brrought on by the
intoxication of a unique and beaauutifful
ul exxperience what we
all seek, either in a person orr place whenn we travel to a
new destinattion or go on vacation? We waant
nt something
new, some pperson, place, orr experience thaatt intensiffiies the
moment andd ffor
orces us to realize thaatt we are alive and tthat
hat
we are aware of it. If it wasn’t ffoor the booredom off the
ffam
amiliar, there would be no need to seek out tthe
he unique. It
seems to me humans are caaug
ught in conffllict. We seek the
unffam
amiliar, but
b we are really more comffor
orttable with the
or
ffam
amiliar. Thee ffam
amiliar drones on aand
nd we don’t even notice-but occasionnally we take a chance.
I knoow lots of ffol
olks who haav
ve moved here fo
for its
unique charac
a teristics. They loved what made us, us: it
made them ffee
eel alive. They ffel
elt tthe
he intennsity of the
unffam
amiliar. But it seems humans caann onl
onnly stand so much
off that. Padddling my board and looking back at the towers
on the coastline made it all too clear. The comforrtt of tthe
he
ffam
amiliar has too strong an allure aand
nd we set abouutt turning
the unffam
amiliar back into the ffam
amiliar. I am
a grateffuul that it
is impossible to alter the uniqueness of the surffiing
experience and
a tthat
hat thaatt experience fo
for me is always only
one step offff the shore line….it is my reffug
uuge.
Til next time,
Paul
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Save Ourr Neighborhoods
Dear Bellaire Friends and
N ighbors:
Ne
Is it just me, orr did others
d
drive
back and forth over the
Orange Ave Bridge in its final
d ys? I always loved that bridge.
da
Ah, well….so mucch for nostalgia. As they say, a
done deal. Yet I sttill marvel at the county decision
making
ki process – nott necessarily in
i a good
d wa
w y.
The majorr contractor fo
for the new bridge is a
company that constructs and repairs new bascule
(draw) bridges as well - two things we were told
couldn’t be done.
Dru Driscoll, Fire Chief of Daytona Beach,
was the guest speaker at SON at the last meeting. I
think everyone was impressed by his sinceriity,
enthusiasm, innovative thinking, and his passi
s on for
the Fire Department. He spoke about the sto
oried
history of the DBFD, the many services beyond
putting out fires, stafffing
fing and the potential future
fu
of
the department, including innovative prograams
about recruitment and using the right respon
nse of
resources for long term savings. Chief Driscoll
would make a great addition to anyone’s
neighborhood meeting.
It was a pleasure to see so many resiidents
from so many neighborhoods at the last
Commission meeting as the after-hours perm
mitting
process and new rules were presented and v
voted on
in the afffirma
irmative by the Commission. The u
unity of
sentiment was overwhelming. Many had thee
courage to stand up and speak.
k I think these new
ordinances will go a long way toward revitalizing
Seabreeze and other areas, once they are
implemented.
And more good news: A new, beauttiful,
very appropriate development was announced at the
South Atlantic Neighborhood meeting. The River
Point Townhouse project (where the White Pearl
high-rise condo had been approved many years ago)
received pra
p ise all around.
Th
he next Save Our Neighborhoods meeting
will be June
u 22 at the Peninsula Club. The current
Superviso
or of Elections will be the guest and will
have lots of voting information to pass along. Bring
a neighbo
or and a snack at 6:15.
A always, thanks ffo
As
or the opportuni
t ty,
Weegie Kuendig
[email protected]
254-5141
Weegie Kuendig is a Candidate for Daytona
Beach Zone 2 Commission Seat.
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Community Information and Announcements
Important Phone Numbers
"
Code Enforcement Clig says….
Mayor’s Offfic
fice 671-8007
Park Facilities 671-3400
Police Chief Chitwood 671-5102
Trash Collection 671-8670
Waterr Billing 671-8100
Animal Control 671-5100
Beach Patrol 239-6484
Building Permits 671-8140
Citizen Complaints 671-8010
Code Enfforc
orcement 671-8262
Garage Sale Permits 671-8140
Police Department 671-5100
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NAME
TITLE
ZONE
PHONE
VOICEMAIL
EMAIL
386.671.8010
386.671.8007
[email protected]
Derrick Henry
Mayor
Ruth Trager
Commissioner
Zone 1
386.671.8401
386.671.8001
[email protected]
Pamela Woods
Commissioner
Zone 2
386.671.8402
386.671.8002
[email protected]
Kelly M. White
Commissioner
Zone 3
386.671.8403
386.671.8003
[email protected]
Robert A.
Gilliland
Commissioner
Zone 4
386.671.8404
386.671.8004
[email protected]
Patrick J. Henry
Commissioner
Zone 5
386.671.8405
386.671.8005
[email protected]
Paula R. Reed
Commissioner
Zone 6
386.671.8406
386.671.8006
[email protected]
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From the Desk
k of the Police Chiief
From Chieff Chitwood
Back by popularr demand is
the annual Daytona Beach’s
Citizens Police
Academy. The coursse of
instruction, which begins on
Tuesday, August 30, is a
perffeect way for residents to
become fa
familiar with the
b i func
basic
functions off th
theeir police
department and learn about the training our offfic
icers
receive.
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The next opportunity to get an inside look at
our police department is Tuesday, August 30, from
6 to 8:30 PM at Police Headquarters, 129 Valor
Boulevard in Daytona Beach.
There is no cost for the ten-week program,
which will be every Tuesday evening through
November 1. There is absolutely no experience
necessary to partake in the activities – just an
investment of time and an interest in learning about
our police department. Space is limited so please
register early by calling. To register, please contact
Nick Fiore at (386) 671 5291.
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Thankkss for the JJou
ou
urney!
Auburn, Cornell, & Bucknell: Larry & Clara Keeller
BelAire & Driftwood: Pete Prutsman
Boylston: Nan Weidemer & Frank Stein
Brookline: Lucie Teeters & Bill Kooy
Cobblestone Village: John McGuinness
Columbus: Frank & Terre Tumminello
Daytona Beach Harbour: Alfonso Garritano
Flagstone: Bryan Poaches, Jr.
Golf: Joe Magiera
Grandview: Mary Anne Keane
Hartford & Euclid: Mike & JoAnn MacMillan
N Halifax, Jacaranda, Chipeway, & all other streets:
Nancy Koenig and Nikolai Hargreaves
Manhattan: Sheryl Cola
Morningside: Ted & Cindy
y Beers
Nautilus: Charlotttte Odegaard
N. Peninsula: Lawrie Davidson
Stanford: Kathy & Bill Lazarus
Pelican & N Oleander: Diane and Phiilip Hartley
Plaza Blvd: Jeff Fillegar
Seabreeze High School Area: Paul Zimmerman
Seaview: Paul & Trudie Skinner
University Area: George & Clarke Smith
Williams: Megan O’Neill & Pete Pruttsman
Woodland: Don Hietala
Waverly: Margaret Fathi
Zelda & Flushing: Elly & Rachael Pettersen
Special thankkss to our other volunteerrss: F
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rank Stein, Mike Campanalee,,
Nancy W
Wiinebrennerr,, Reba Peters
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A particularr thankkss to Hannah King for herr clerical expertiisse!