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The new "chickee" hut at the Marker 4 restaurant is nestled in between the restaurant and another Fisherman's Wharf building. Property owners do not need to file permits with the city or county if they have a member of the Seminole or Muskogee tribes build the hut, thanks to an exemption in Florida's Building Code. (March 4, 2014) Photo by Shelby Webb
VENICE - When it comes to tiki-type huts, the hands that build them can make the difference between a city violation and a no-hassle construction job.
The city of Venice issued a stop-work order against the owners of Marker 4 Restaurant at Fisherman's Wharf after officials learned the owners had commissioned a large hut without requesting a building permit.
But once the city realized what type of a hut it was, they immediately rescinded their order.
The structure, known as a "chickee" hut is exempt from Florida Building Codes when it is built by members of the Miccosukee or Seminole tribes of Florida.
Vince LaPorta, director of the Venice Building and Code Enforcement Department, said he encounters the structures at least several times a year.
"A lot of contractors try to build these huts without permits," LaPorta said. "But they're not Seminoles. They would have to be licensed through the tribe."
On his desk sat a license faxed to his office by the Seminole tribe, detailing how the project-leader for the Marker 4 chickee project, Alex Antunez, is a member.
Antunez, owner of Seminole Tiki Huts, said his company builds more than 300 of the thatched-roof structures each year out of cypress logs and sabal palm fronds.
"The huts have been being built residentially for 50 years," Antunez said. "But before then, it was a means of refuge in the Everglades from alligators and all that good stuff."
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Drivers in the Restaurant Row area of Myrtle Beach are encouraged to look for other routes near the intersection with Lake Arrowhead Road beginning Friday.
The contractor installing a 36-inch sewer force main on U.S. 17 through Restaurant Row will dig across the Lake Arrowhead Road intersection beginning Friday evening, with work expected to last until Sunday night.
Drivers heading south on U.S. 17 will not be able to turn left on to Lake Arrowhead Road and drivers will not be able to turn left from Lake Arrowhead road onto U.S. 17, city spokesman Mark Kruea said.
But if youre heading northbound, you will be able to turn right on to Lake Arrowhead, and from Lake Arrowhead, youll be able to turn right heading northbound [on U.S. 17], he said.
For about a month, the two inside lanes of U.S. 17 southbound, as well as the median, have been closed at night from Chestnut Road to the U.S. 17 split with Kings Highway.
The entire project, which costs about $2.9 million, is replacing a 30-inch line that is 30 years old.
Construction originally was scheduled to begin Tuesday night, but the S.C. Department of Transportation halted construction due to rainy weather.
Contact MAYA T. PRABHU at 444-1722 or follow her at Twitter.com/TSN_MPrabhu.
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Amarillo,TX - Martha's home is remodeling one of its houses to help meet the need of homeless women and children in our area.
Connie Garcia is the executive director Martha's home and she says right now, they are at capacity, but remodeling is necessary.
Right now they are working off of a waiting list and with this house shut down the wait is even longer.
"It is important that we get that house in a livable condition because the need is great. I get literally hundreds of calls from desperate, single, mothers that are staying in there cars doubled up with family members, if they are lucky. Some are literally going to be on the street that day."
ReBath and Five Day Kitchens volunteered to do the remodeling and about five other local businesses are helping with the process.
Henry Wall say almost everything will be donated.
"Everybody that I asked to be involved in this they jumped right on, right away without hesitating.This is a great community we have a lot of great companies that do really good work ... and we all support each other. There is no one company that we feel like is trying to control everything and there is more than enough work to go around and we are happy to be involved in this."
Community is what Garcia says has kept Martha's Home in business for over 25 years.
"We get very little government funding. We are entirely dependent upon the generosity of Amarillo, TX and The Panhandle ... through individuals, through churches, through local foundations. The Panhandle takes care of its own and I'm proud to be apart of that"
They are anticipating the project to be complete by March 29th in time for their second chance prom.
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River Dunes is set to host the kick off festivities for another important fundraising event, raising money to help families fight cancer. On March 15, 2014 property owners and the local community will gather together at the River Dunes Harbor Club to synchronize their efforts for the upcoming 2014 Leukemia Cup Regatta scheduled June 6th through 8th in Oriental North Carolina, a seaside town nicknamed the Sailing Capital of North Carolina where sailboats outnumber residents 3 to 1.
River Dunes in Oriental North Carolina is a classic example of a master-planned community demonstrating such care and is a two time winner of Real Estate Scorecard's Bliss Award for Best Boating Community of the Year. It's all about the people who have come from all over the US, found a home in River Dunes, created a neighborhood and community, and committed time and resources to giving back to others.
As Real Estate Scorecard peeled back the layers, they learned more about the significant charitable events River Dunes property owners participate in. The common thread Real Estate Scorecard sees are events centered around health and wellness, a shared love of boating, and a sense of commitment.
Leukemia Cup Regatta
The fourth annual Leukemia Regatta Cup will be held June 6-8, 2014 at River Dunes. One of River Dunes property owners was familiar with Regattas in other locations and suggested that the the setting for an eastern NC Regatta would be perfect at River Dunes. This North Carolina boating community is located off the Pamlico Sound at the mouth of the Neuse River. Grace Harbor Marina at River Dunes is a protected world-class facility with a beautiful Harbor Club and guest boater facilities. More than 50 boats participated in the two day sailing competition last year that included a shore party with dinner, dancing and live and silent auctions. The involvement of River Dunes owners and the local boating community raised $121,000 for lifesaving research and patient services, bringing help and hope to blood cancer patients and their families.
Bike MS Historic New Bern Ride
Bike MS is another fundraising event River Dunes property owners are actively engaged in whether they are participating or helping staff the event. The Historic New Bern Ride is a two-day cycling event that cruises through three counties with miles of roads that allow every level of cyclist to participate and enjoy their choice of a 30, 50, 75, or 100-mile route option each day. Riders who choose the 75 or 100-mile stretch enjoy a stocked lunch and rest stop at River Dunes along the journey. The River Dunes Roadies are the communitys spirited cycling team that has grown in numbers and fundraising efforts each year.
Girls On the Run of Pamlico County
One River Dunes property owner brought her professional experience as a high school Track and Field and Cross Country coach to Girls on the Run of Pamlico County. She began teaching (English) and coaching Track and Field and Cross Country 30 years ago, prior to building a custom home in River Dunes and moving in almost 9 months ago. Once settled, she has put her energy and experience to work volunteering with Girls on the Run of Pamlico County.
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