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THE ISLANDER, JULY 6, 2009, PAGE 5
Spu ing Glynn County - Prime Properties for July
James Vivenzio
GRI, ABR, CSR
Coldwell Banker
Platinum Partners
198 Patrick Drive - Brunswick
Just listed! Seller has done extensive refurbishing on
this four bedroom, three bath, brick home located in
Highland Park subdivision. Painting, flooring, sheet-
rock, stainless steel appliances, landscaping, cabi
nets and more. Generous lot with fenced back yard,
irrigation system, water purification system and out
building/workshop. Seller has done the work now so
come and see! Buyer incentives with acceptable offer.
$174,000. Call James Vivenzio, (cell) 912-222-1063;
(office) 912-267-0054; (home) 912-265-8672.
Susan Hardwick
Sea Palms Realty
114 Wimbledon Drive - St. Simons Island
Wonderful location for this ranch style residence in the Courtside
Homes area of the Sea Palms West Community. Situated on over a
half-acre with a two car garage and additional parking area, this
home is open and spacious. High ceilings and plenty of sunlight
beckon you to this three bedroom, two bath house. Sea Palms Golf
& Tennis Resort membership waived with purchase. $338,000 Call
Susan Hardwick for your showing. (Office) 912-638-6660; (home)
912-638-8782; (mobile) 912-222-0392. email SusanHardwick@bell-
south.net; www.seapalmsrealty.com.
Shadow Brooke Village - St. Simons Isl.
Robert Jenkins
Century 21
Island Development Co.
Brand new three bedroom, two bath luxury condos
with garage in gated community with pool and club
house. Buildings 154 and 156 - New drastic low price
- $275,000. Call Robert Jenkins at (912) 638-1021
(office) or (912) 638-3295 (home).
19 Tanglewood Road - St. Simons Island
Enter-
ing off the
Sea Island
Causeway,
you will
find the
exclusive
gated-
community
neighbor
hood of
Black
Banks Sub
division one to love. A four bedroom, four and a half bath home,
with three car garage; heated swimming pool and spa; outdoor
fireplace; gas grill entertainment area and open porch all add to
the beauty of the setting. Formal dining room, small, cozy den; great
room with fireplace; enlarged kitchen with adjoining keeping room.
This executive home is for the discriminating buyer who wants pri
vacy and comfort. Excellent condition $1,600,000. Call Susan Hard
wick for your showing. (Office) 912-638-6660; (home) 912-638-
8782; (mobile) 912-222-0392. email SusanHardwick@bellsouth.
net; www.seapalmsrealty.com, susanhardwick@realtor.com.
Susan Hardwick
Sea Palms Realty
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Norwich clean-up
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owner of Duckworth Tire on Norwich
St. "If the abandoned houses could
be cleaned up or removed, the Street
would look much better," he said.
"I have noticed the increased police
patrols and a drop in the numbers of
prostitutes on the street," Duckworth
said.
Revitalization of Norwich Street is
part of the City's Comprehensive Plan
which is updated annually and also
part of the Blueprint Brunswick Plan
which has been incorporated into the
Comprehensive Plan.
According to Mathew Hill, Execu
tive Director of the DDA, the plans for
Norwich are mixed use including resi
dential and business.
The Norwich Street business group
meets monthly with the City Commis
sion to update the Commission.
Recommendations from the group at
the June 17 Brunswick City Commis
sion Work Session included:
Dilapidated/Abandoned
structures & property
• Tear down all the abandoned hous
es and get business to haul off all the
old cars in front of the business
• Cleanup or demolish dilapidated/
un-kempt properties and lien the prop
erty for expense
• Enforce property upkeep (demoli
tion by neglect) sections of city code
Lighting/Safety
• Better lighting on the street.
• The lack of security at night and on
weekends
• Add more street lights. Ask busi
ness owners to add lights to the front
and sides of their businesses. If a busi
ness has a vacant lot next door, start a
once-a-month community cleaning and
mowing of these lots
• Support the Police Dept, and the
management of the police force by the
Police Chief
Economic Development/Design
• City should work to make it attrac
tive for new businesses to develop
• The entrance to Norwich from
Gloucester currently is two empty park
ing lots. Something is needed to attract
tourists and locals into tinning on to
the street.
• Develop/transform the old build
ings between Central Hardware and
Auto Zone into a small Mexican Village
with imports from Mexico and Mexican
music and food, much like the river
walk in San Antonio, Texas. Move the
flea market down to the village with
vegetable and fruit stands. Sell ice cold
beer and sodas (like Keller’s Flea Mar
ket in Savannah). Put parking behind
the shops so visitors can walk freely
between the streets from one side of the
road to the other. Cross-walks.
Prostitution
• Investigate how other communities
have effectively dealt with prostitu
tion.
• Eliminate the prostitutes and drug
dealers. □
