This past Friday, the City of Pensacola held a grand opening for the new Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones Community Centre. The facility replaces two community centres destroyed in 2004 by Hurricane Ivan.
We can’t praise the new community centre enough. It is simply gorgeous inside and out. The spacious ballroom and its magnificent view of Pensacola Bay alone are worth the trip. The 17,500 square foot facility was constructed at a cost of $4.4 million…
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Here’s the breakdown of what the Pensacola City Council will consider in the coming week:
Committee of the Whole
Appointments: Council will make appointments…
Rules changes: Council will also vote to codify changes to its Rules and Procedures…
Neighbourhood Services
*Council will approve the name for the new community center in the Sanders Beach neighbourhood…
*Staff will inform Council of the decision to retain Quina Grundhoefer Architects for design services…
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For the last few years, Sanders Beach residents have been getting steamrolled by everyone from the City to condo developers. The newest struggle is over the future of the American Creosote Works Superfund site, located south of Main Street between F and L Streets. The site, at which ACW dumped creosote and other waste into [...]
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As we said in our last post, the airport hotel deal was the biggest issue of the meeting, but the meeting was pretty busy even without it. Here’s a rundown of some of the other business conducted: Council amends Old East Hill LDC Council approved veterinarian Dr. Laura Hill’s request to amend the Land Development [...]
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