Critical Hearing For Nocatee Mega-Development
Controversy surrounds a 15,000 acre development in Northeast Florida.
"The serenity of the warm autumn day along the St. Johns County and Duval County line belies the frenetic pace that has become the behind-the-scenes backdrop to what within years could be a small city with 35,000 residents, self-contained stores and a town center."
Thanks to Joseph Bornstein
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Published on Thursday, November 8, 2001 in
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