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2009 OVERVIEW
2010 SBA ANNUAL MEETING
February 11, 2010

My rendition of the 2009 Overview will not duplicate, in detail, information that will be covered by others. However, I will mention certain areas that will be presented later because of their importance.

Some of the most visible happenings on the Island this past year have been:

A statement attributed to Bette Davis – and many of you are old enough to remember her! – is “If you want a thing done well, get a couple of old broads to do it!”

This year’s recipient of the Islander Award can get it done all by herself and she is not quite old yet!

Good evening

February 11, 2010

OVERVIEW:
• The 29.8 million dollar A1A project encompasses 4.2 miles of State Road A1A extending from US Highway 1 to Blue Heron Boulevard.

• Allocated funding sources for the project include:
1. FDOT ~ $22 million
2. FPRA ~ $4.4 million
3. FPUA ~ $2.2 million
4. Harbour Isle Developer ~ $1.2 million

• The project construction was divided into four phases. These phases and their limits are delineated on the project map made available at the front entrance and are defined as:
1. Phase IIA (US 1 to South Causeway Bridge) – Construction completed December 2006.

Here's the latest information about the A1A project.

Put this date on your calendar – Thursday, February 11, 2010 7pm

We will hold our ANNUAL MEETING at the Chapel by the Sea. Reports will be given on a number of topics/issues and we will showcase the continuation of the A1A project and the development of the New Jetty Park. Is everything on time? What about the Seaway/Ocean Drive Roundabout? Plus you have the opportunity to talk one-on-one with City and County Officials with your concerns.

Here is the latest information regarding the A1A Project.

This year, the SBA is once again, proudly planning to support the effort of the Mustard Seed Ministries to feed thousands on Thanksgiving Day in our community. Only this year the need is even greater. Due to the state of the economy, more people are in need with fewer donations coming in. Organizers expect to feed possibly over 10,000 people, up from last year’s over 8,000.

In summary, the best way to help this worthy undertaking is

1. Gift cards to any local grocery store in any amount.