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ON FAITH

Defining moments make us stronger, more faithful

BY REV. DRS. CASEY AND BOB BAGGOTT
Columnists

An insightful author once noted that “a Why was I passed over by cancer today? and more loving to those now in need. We may never find a satisfying answer
person reaches maturity when he or she Why was my family passed over by a car Third, learn to hold on gently to things to why tragedy strikes some and by-pass-
finally accepts the event that forever di- wreck? Why didn’t I succumb to a heart of worldly-worth that can all too eas- es others. But we may, nevertheless, find
vided life into before and after.” attack today? Why isn’t my town experi- ily be swept away. Learn to hold tightly great satisfaction in responding as faith-
encing a plague or a famine?Why has ca- only to things most sacred to you – your fully and effectively as we can to any trag-
History recounts so many momen- tastrophe passed us by? And even more family and friends, and the hope of edy that has divided the lives of others
tous events that must have been “be- importantly, as faithful people, what is your faith. into “before and after.” 
fore and after” turning points for those our responsibility in light of our good
who lived through them. Imagine living fortune? What should our attitudes, dis-
through the Black Plague, or the French positions and spiritual convictions be,
Revolution, or the Civil War! While these in light of some tragedy that has struck
are long past, there are many alive to- not us this time, but the people of some
day that experienced the world-altering, neighboring state or some distant coun-
life-changing events of Hurricane Ka- try?
trina, or the great tsunami of 2004, or
California wildfires. Let us suggest three possibilities for
a response to tragedy that passes us by:
Of course, when such a cataclysmic First, never overlook the opportunity
event occurs in a life, it takes some time that this new day brings to us. Today is
to make a sober assessment of the dam- a fresh start. Appreciate it and make it
age and come to grips with it. It takes count. Second, we humans learn best
time to accept that life has forever been how to love when we are a bit broken
divided into before and after. and our myths of self-sufficiency are
shattered. We probably know a little
Has there been such a decisive and about the brokenness that comes with
life-dividing event that has impacted the hardships of life. Let that awareness
your life? Some of us have experienced lead us to be more giving, more caring,
such events. But far more often than
not, tragedy passes us by, and leaves us
wondering. Why does tragedy strike one
place and not another?

Actually, when you come to think of
it, we could ask that question of our-
selves and of God every day of our lives.

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CALENDAR

ONGOING benefit Vero Beach Lifeguard Association. Reg- 15 Sebastian River Area Chamber of 24 IRRC Game Show Series and Jackpot
ister at shorelb.com Commerce Lifestyle and Media Auc- #1 at Indian River Riding Club, 8:30
tion, 6 p.m. at Springhill Suites Vero Beach - live a.m. exhibition, 10 a.m. jackpot barrels fol-
Vero Beach Museum of Art – Watershed: 2 End of Season Luau, 6 p.m. at Heaton’s and silent auctions. $10/$20. 772-589-5969 lowed by game show. Indianriverridingclub.org
Contemporary Landscape Photography thru Reef Bar and Grill - pig roast, hula and fire
Sept. 10. dancers. $40. 772-469-1060 16 HALO Rescue’s Chase Your Tail 5K, 7:30 24 National Estuaries Day, 9 a.m. to 1
a.m. at Sebastian Community Center p.m. at Environmental Learning Cen-
Monthly First Friday Gallery Stroll, 5 to 8 6|7 Laura (Riding) Jackson Foundation to support the no-kill rescue. 772-589-7279 ter - canoeing, music, crafts and family fun.
p.m. at Downtown Vero Beach galleries. hosts the Cambridge American Standard admission. 772-589-5050
Stage Tour (CAST) performing Shakespeare’s 16|17 Regular Joe Surf Festival
AUGUST Midsummer Night’s Dream, 7 p.m. Wed. at at north jetty to benefit 24 Space Coast Symphony Orchestra
Indian River Charter High School and 7 p.m. Surfrider Foundation Sebastian Inlet Chapter. presents An American in Paris, 3 p.m.
26 Loves Miracle Hawk Buchmeyer Me- Thurs. at Sebastian River High School. castcam- Sebastianinletsurfshop.com at VBHS PAC, with music by Gershwin, Gould,
morial Run, 7:30 a.m. at Riverside bridge.com Ellington and Saint-Saens. $20; students free.
Park to raise CDH awareness. 16 Run Vero Twilight 2-Mile evening 855-252-7276
9 Tunnel to Towers 3.43-Mile Run/1-Mile race, 6:30 p.m. (7:10 p.m. kids run)
26 Golf Tournament to benefit Treasure Walk, 7:30 a.m. at Riverside Park – honors from MacWilliam Park, with post-race festivi- 30 Golf Tournament to benefit Women’s
Coast Rugby Foundation, 8:30 a.m. the 343 first responders who perished 9/11 and ties to benefit VBHS Cross Country team. 772- Refuge of Vero Beach, 8:30 a.m. shot-
shotgun start at Sandridge Golf Club. $75/person; supports first responders/military members 569-7364 gun start at Orchid Island Golf Club followed by
$240/foursome includes lunch. 772-913-4540 through Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foun- lunch and prizes. $125; $475/foursome. 772-
dation. 772-569-7364 20 National Suicide Awareness Month 770-4424
27 Space Coast Symphony Jazz Orchestra Community Health Forum, 5:30 p.m.
presents A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald, 9 OBA Sunset Saturday Night Concert, 6:30 at Brackett hosted by New Horizons followed by 30 Hunt for Hope Florida scavenger hunt
with vocalist Linda Cole, 3 p.m. at VBHS PAC. to 9:30 p.m. at Humiston Park on Ocean a light supper. Free. 772-672-8333 to fund IBC research through the In-
$20; students free. 855-252-7276 Drive. Free. 772 532-7983 flammatory Breast Cancer Network Founda-
23 Lines in the Lagoon Tri-County Junior tion, 1 to 6 p.m. at Sebastian Riverview Park.
30|31 Mindful Eating for Better 11 Never Forget 9/11 Tribute and Youth Fishing Tournament to benefit ORCA, 772-589-1140
Health interactive workshop Art Exhibition & Contest, 6 p.m. at Anglers for Conservation and CCA Florida, 7
for all ages/cooking skill levels, 5 p.m. Wed. or 11 Cox-Gifford Seawinds Funeral Home. Free. 772- a.m. lines in, 2 p.m. lines out, followed by 4 30 Jeans, Stilettos and Pearls Scholarship
a.m. Thurs. at Alzheimer & Parkinson Assn. of IRC 562-2365 p.m. Family Awards Dinner at Capt. Hiram’s. Gala, 7 p.m. at Pointe West Country
office. Free but RSVP required. 772-563-0505 $25 includes dinner. Linesinthelagoon.com Club to fund Lambda Beta Zeta Vero Beach
14 An Evening in Paris, 5 p.m. at Heritage Chapter scholarships for local students. $50.
31 Wine Dinner Experience, 6 p.m. at Blue Center - Parisian-themed vendors, 23 Celebrate the Arts Festival hosted by
Star to benefit SafeSpace’s Walk a Mile wine tasting and Moulin Rouge-style entertain- Cultural Council of IRC, 10 a.m. to 4 OCTOBER
in Her Shoes fundraiser. $45. 772-223-2399 ment to benefit Vero Heritage Inc. $25. 772- p.m. at Riverside Park - fine art and performing
770-2263 artists, authors, musicians and nonprofits. Free. 6-28 Oktoberfest Nights, 6 to 9:30
SEPTEMBER p.m. weekends at Riverside
14-24 Vero Beach Theatre Guild 23 Dogtoberfest at Humane Society of Theatre - live music, German food and seasonal
2 10th annual Mulligan’s Skim Jam, 8 a.m. presents Eleanor Dixon in Vero Beach and IRC, 12:30 to 4 p.m. beer. Free admission.
to 5 p.m. at Mulligan’s Beach House to The Lady With All the Answers, about the life/ - German food, beer, hayrides and canine activi-
letters of Ann Landers. 772-562-8300 ties. 772-388-3826 7 Project Learning Tree environmental edu-
cation program for educators and parents
Solutions from Games Pages ACROSS DOWN of Pre-K to 12-graders, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Peli-
in August 17, 2017 Edition 7 REMOTE 1 FELINE can Island Audubon Society’s Audubon House.
8 CHANGE 2 MORE $25. 772-567-3520
9 LIKEWISE 3 REVISE
10 SLOG 4 ACCESS 7 Replogle Family Award Dinner Dance,
11 BEWARE 5 PASSWORD 6 p.m. at Grand Harbor hosted by The
13 SHOWER 6 IGNORE Arc, Indian River County, recognizing outstand-
14 SPEARS 12 ACADEMIC ing support of special needs individuals. $125.
17 SUDDEN 15 POISON 772-584-9511
19 LIFE 16 SYSTEM
20 STRENGTH 17 SCRAWL
22 MOTIVE 18 ESTATE
23 WEALTH 21 NEAR

Sudoku Page 40 Sudoku Page 41 Crossword Page 40 Crossword Page 41 (ON THE LAMB) 7|8 Treasure Coast Pilot Club’s Autumn in
the Park Arts and Crafts Show, 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Sat and to 4 p.m. Sun. at Riverside Park to
fund scholarships and Project Lifesaver. Free.

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REAL ESTATE

Spacious, light-filled new home in The Estuary

BY SAMANTHA ROHLFING BAITA even second – glance, you’d likely
think it was wood planking, finished
Staff Writer in a pale white wash to reveal the
characteristics of the grain. It is, in
With its winding, oak-dappled lanes fact, absolutely beautiful wood-like
and the easy island ambiance of its tile.
home designs, The Estuary, a gated
community in the heart of Indian Riv- With generous windows, white floor-
er Shores, bespeaks a charming Old ing, walls, ceilings, cabinetry, crown
Florida lifestyle. A glowing example molding and millwork throughout, the
is the lovely, single-story home at 260 home is always filled with warm, am-
Lakeview Way. bient light. When night falls, recessed
lighting illuminates without distract-
A wide, paver drive leads to the ing from the stylish 10- and 11-foot
handsome covered entryway, flanked ceilings.
by a pair of trees within recessed al-
coves, an unusual and pleasing ar- In the living room, a gas fireplace
chitectural feature. Through the and simple, white surround are flanked
dramatically dark double doors, one by display alcoves, their dark wood
immediately enters the home’s most shelves in clean contrast to the white
commanding space – a beautiful cen- cabinetry.
tral courtyard, around which the rest
of the home extends. The west wing houses the family
room, kitchen and laundry. As in the
The courtyard is structured as a living room, French doors open from
broad walkway, cleanly landscaped the family room to the lanai, and tall
on either side with tropical plants windows along the west side provide
and graceful palms. Sufficiently spa- plenty of light. The popular fam-
cious to accommodate tables and ily room-to-kitchen open plan allows
chairs, if the owner chose, the space serving and conversation between
would lend itself nicely to entertain- the two, with lots of space in the fam-
ing: a welcoming retreat in which ily room for seating and a breakfast
guests gather to enjoy hors d’oeuvres, nook/game table.
cocktails and conversation.
The gourmet kitchen is a crisp
A columned portico leads into monochromatic space, with clean
the light-filled living room, open- lines, plenty of cabinetry and lovely
ing though French doors to the la- crown molding on the ceiling and the
nai, pool and spacious backyard. A near-ceiling cabinet tops. The coun-
gorgeous, eye-catching feature, pro- ter surfaces are stylish white quartzite
viding a riverine flow from space to with dark gray striations. Also quartz-
space, is the flooring. At first – and ite-topped is the very large island,

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REAL ESTATE

which provides storage and shelving rage can be accessed from the laun- is sufficiently broad to accommodate swim, even dance – whatever your
in contrasting dark wood, includes dry room and also has an exterior seating and dining, and there is a party calls for.
electrical outlets and also houses the door to the side yard. summer kitchen at the west end. The
microwave. A pair of simple gold- ceiling is a beautiful, knotty cypress In addition to this must-see home,
hued glass pendants illuminates the The home’s east wing contains the and ceiling fans keep it all cool. The another Estuary residence, also by
island surface. three bedrooms and a versatile of- pool, a tempting blue rectangle, has a builder Joe Simmens, is currently on
fice/den/library. “notch” at the shallow end to accom- the market, just next door, also offered
The 5-burner gas cook top and modate wide stairs. by Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.
double oven are Jenn-Air, as is the Accessed via a private hallway from
extra-large double-door fridge. The the living room, the master suite is The best part: with the lanai doors Although residents enjoy a feel-
dishwasher is Bosch. A window over large and very private, with the mas- from the living room and family ing of quiet and privacy in their oak-
the sink offers a pleasant view of the ter bedroom receiving natural light room, and the courtyard doors all shaded neighborhood, The Estuary is
side yard – providing a helpful, visual from the west and south. There is also open, you’ll have one big entertain- conveniently located near the shops,
diversion from boring kitchen chores private access to the lanai: picture ment space, flowing from outside beaches and restaurants of Vero’s
–and ensures plenty of cheerful nat- an early morning or midnight swim, to inside to outside, with easy kitch- charming island village, as well as the
ural light. morning coffee, afternoon cocktail. en access and all sorts of places for nationally acclaimed Riverside The-
The master suite includes two cus- guests to sit, stand, eat, drink, chat, atre (Equity) and the renowned Vero
From the kitchen, a small passage- tom walk-in closets, one large, the Museum of Art. 
way housing a butler’s pantry leads to other – larger.
the well-lighted formal dining room,
The all-white master bath features
with windows to the courtyard on the marble floors and a truly masterful,
east, and the landscaped side-yard on
the west. White wood chair rail and
skirting add an elegant touch here.

A small hallway leads from the din-
ing room to the laundry room, which
has not only sink and lots of cabine-
try, but also an unexpected and very
handy walk-in closet. The 2-bay ga-

VITAL STATISTICS king-sized stand-alone tub; a water
closet; plenty of cabinetry; long twin
260 LAKEVIEW WAY, vanities with polished granite tops,
INDIAN RIVER SHORES huge mirrors, and handsome sunken
basins. Across from the tub is a large
NEIGHBORHOOD: The Estuary glass shower with cafe au lait-hued
YEAR BUILT: 2016 tile, and hand-held and stationary
heads. Fixtures are Kohler.
CONSTRUCTION: concrete block
LOT SIZE: 76' X 199' Just off the living room is the pow-
der room/half bath; then on to the
HOME SIZE: 3,200 square feet flexible office/den/library and the
BEDROOMS: 3 second bedroom, with closet and en
suite full bath with shower.
BATHROOMS: 3.5
ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Completing the east wing is a sepa-
Central vac; smoke detector; rate guest suite with closet and full
pool; 2-bay attached garage; bath, with its own private entrance
impact-resistant windows and from the covered front portico.
doors, shuttered windows; 2
central a/c units; crown molding; When considering this home’s
pantry; irrigation sprinkler; great entertaining potential, the spa-
cious lanai is key. From end to end, it
LISTING AGENCY:
Dale Sorensen Real Estate

LISTING AGENT:
Matilde Sorensen, 772-532-0010

LISTING PRICE: $1,100.000

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REAL ESTATE

Hotel/restaurant/retail development planned on Route 60

BY RUSTY CARTER near that intersection are Target, Sam’s noted that it’s typical to find lodgings to hold all the people who show up for
Staff Writer Club, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s, clustered together. some events, including parents, grand-
several large strip shopping centers, parents and siblings of players.
If you build it, they will come. multiple fast food and family sit-down Kite added that the nearest plausible
That strategy worked for Kevin Cost- restaurants and the Indian River Mall. customer base could be Historic Dodg- Billy Moss, well known in local com-
ner’s character in“Field of Dreams,” but in ertown, where youth baseball tour- mercial real estate, thinks Dodgertown
the hotel industry it’s more complicated. And not a hotel for miles in any di- naments abound in season and high may well be the main driver of business
A plan to build a 3-story, 110-room rection. So what’s the developer’s logic? school, college and professional sports for the new hotel.
hotel on Route 60 by the Applebee’s teams train year round. The facility has
restaurant just got an initial green light “I admit, people [in the industry] a 1950s era motel-like complex to house “With all the baseball teams coming
from Indian River County’s Planning are dumbfounded,” said Keith Kite, teams but it is not nearly large enough to town to play at Dodgertown, it will
and Zoning Commission. a broker with Coldwell Banker. He help to promote our economy,” Moss
The concept here is actually broader said. “I think it will be great.”
than a single building on a nearly 10-
acre parcel. Besides the anchor hotel, He should know. He has an 11-year-
there will be four other structures – a old son who plays on a travel baseball
tire store and three additional buildings team. Those teams compete on fields
that will house retail or restaurants. around the state, including Dodger-
What’s peculiar is the location. Nearly town – which has great appeal to young
all of the area’s lodging establishments players because of its storied past – and
are concentrated in three areas that are when the players come, their families
far from this site: often come with them, occupying ho-
 Close to Interstate 95 and Vero tel rooms, eating in local restaurants
Beach Outlets and shopping in area stores.
 The U.S. 1 corridor in Vero Beach
 The barrier island The firm looking to develop the site,
The proposed project is close to Indi- Konover South Corp., needed to re-
an River’s primary retail corridor along zone the land before the project could
State Road 60 at 58th Avenue. Clustered go forward. A critical phase of that pro-
cess took place this week when P&Z
signed off on the plan.

The former zoning, Limited Com-
mercial, satisfied all but two of the

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Renderings of proposed retail space. REAL ESTATE

PROPOSED SITE PLAN

intended uses: the tire shop because commissioners could also place addi-
of its use of automotive fluids and the tional conditions on the project.
potential for spills, and a fast food res-
taurant with a drive-thru window. Augustin Amaro is director of con-
struction for Konover South. Assum-
To get around the problem, Konover ing commissioners okay the project,
had two options: seek rezoning to Gen- he’ll oversee construction of the retail
eral Commercial, or to Planned Devel- sites, which will be built first. The ho-
opment. County planning staff recom- tel is a separate project even though it
mended the latter. shares the parcel.

Konover followed the staff recom- “It will likely be January or February
mendation and Planning and Zoning 2018 before we get the final drawings,”
approved the plan at its most recent Amaro said in a phone interview. Once
meeting. that’s done, infrastructure work on the
site will take another 7-8 months.
However, before the plan can pro-
ceed the Board of County Commis- Amaro estimated that the entire de-
sioners must approve the rezoning. The
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REAL ESTATE

Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: Aug. 11 to Aug. 17

The dog days of August saw continued strong real estate activity on the barrier island, with 12 transactions recorded
this past week, including two for more than $1 million.
The top sale of the week was of unit 105 in the townhome enclave of Ocean Park. The residence was placed on the
market Dec. 1, 2016 for $2.3 million, and the price was subsequently reduced to $2.15 million. The unit was sold on
Aug. 14th for $1.975 million.
The seller in the transaction was represented by Cindy O’Dare of Premier Estate Properties. The purchaser was
represented by Michael Thorpe of Treasure Coast Sotheby’s.
Correction: In our August 11th issue, this column was provided erroneous details on the sale of an
oceanfront home at 5 Sea Court for $9.55 million. While the seller in that transaction was represented by
John’s Island Real Estate, the purchaser was represented by Nancy Hardy of Premier Estate Properties.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE
$290,000
$880,000
VERO BEACH ESTATES 628 BANYAN ROAD 4/12/2017 $375,000 $375,000 8/16/2017 $800,000
SHORES 140 ISLAND SANCTUARY 4/13/2017 $899,950 $899,950 8/15/2017 $425,000
PEBBLE BAY ESTATES 4691 PEBBLE BAY CIRCLE 5/16/2017 $825,000 $825,000 8/14/2017 $479,000
OCEAN CORP 710 PIRATE COVE LANE 6/27/2017 $459,000 $459,000 8/11/2017
SUMMERPLACE 9525 PERIWINKLE DRIVE 6/21/2017 $495,000 $495,000 8/11/2017 $380,000
$225,000
TOWNHOMES, VILLAS, CONDOS, MULTIFAMILY AND INVESTMENT $364,841

VILLAGE SPIRES DEVEL 3554 OCEAN DRIVE, #402S 12/6/2016 $429,000 $419,000 8/17/2017
SEA OAKS 8735 LAKESIDE BOULEVARD, #211 2/10/2017 $285,000 $249,000 8/14/2017
RIVER MEWS CONDO 2129 VIA FUENTES, #2129 5/30/2017 $400,000 $400,000 8/11/2017

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Shores, Address: 140 Island Sanctuary Subdivision: Pebble Bay Estates, Address: 4691 Pebble Bay Circle

Listing Date: 4/13/2017 Listing Date: 5/16/2017
Original Price: $899,950 Original Price: $825,000
Recent Price: $899,950 Recent Price: $825,000
Sold: 8/15/2017 Sold: 8/14/2017
Selling Price: $880,000 Selling Price: $800,000
Listing Agent: Sally Daley Listing Agent: Debbie Noonan

Selling Agent: Daley & Company Real Estate Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Not Provided Rita Curry

Not Provided Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Subdivision: Shores, Address: 120 Lob Lolly Reach Subdivision: Anchor The Moorings, Address: 185 Springline Drive

Listing Date: 6/24/2015 Listing Date: 2/28/2017
Original Price: $1,100,000 Original Price: $1,450,000
Recent Price: $945,000 Recent Price: $1,150,000
Sold: 8/11/2017 Sold: 8/11/2017
Selling Price: $880,000 Selling Price: $1,015,000
Listing Agent: Jane Schwiering Listing Agent: Roger Smith

Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida Selling Agent: Alex MacWilliam, Inc.

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REAL ESTATE

Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Ocean Corp, Address: 710 Pirate Cove Lane Subdivision: Summerplace, Address: 9525 Periwinkle Drive

Listing Date: 6/27/2017 Listing Date: 6/21/2017
Original Price: $459,000 Original Price: $495,000
Recent Price: $459,000 Recent Price: $495,000
Sold: 8/11/2017 Sold: 8/11/2017
Selling Price: $425,000 Selling Price: $479,000
Listing Agent: Beth Ann Rardin Listing Agent: Lori Schoonover

Selling Agent: Cliff Norris Real Estate Selling Agent: BEX Realty, LLC

Beth Ann Rardin Not Provided

Cliff Norris Real Estate Not Provided

Subdivision: Seagrove, Address: 1735 Sand Dollar Way Subdivision: Village Spires Devel, Address: 3554 Ocean Drive, #402S

Listing Date: 3/17/2017 Listing Date: 12/6/2016
Original Price: $750,000 Original Price: $429,000
Recent Price: $750,000 Recent Price: $419,000
Sold: 8/11/2017 Sold: 8/17/2017
Selling Price: $725,000 Selling Price: $380,000
Listing Agent: Kelly Fischer Listing Agent: Peggy Hewett

Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida

Scott Meredith Not Provided

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velopment, including the hotel, will run The project will also require some known as a haven for the homeless, ering stock to the neighboring Walmart
in the neighborhood of $40 million. work on the county’s part. Sweeney and was the location of a mysterious smelled the decomposing body, which
said some turn lanes may have to be death. was found nearby. A cause of death was
Ryan Sweeney, a senior planner for extended to accommodate more traf- never determined.
Indian River County who reviewed the fic, but he doesn’t anticipate adding In September 2016 deputies from
Konover project, pointed out that the more traffic signals. the Indian River Sheriff’s Office recov- Clearing the site would force any
brand that assumes the hotel will pay ered the body of 44-year-old Tisa Lynn remaining homeless people to relo-
for and oversee construction. The 10-acre parcel being rezoned is McCann of Melbourne. A driver deliv- cate. 