PORT LARGO RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
OWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.
P. O. BOX 979   KEY LARGO, FLORIDA  33037-0979

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PROVIDED BY Glenn Patton - PLRPOA for discussion purposes only!
Aerial photos available at  http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/

Boats and Tires Property Aerial

It appears that approximately half the waterfront is cover with mangrove. 

There are only rumors of fuel contamination to my knowledge.  No official EPA report exit to my knowledge.  If there is or were fuel tanks on the property a wise buyer would test for contamination.  A reasonable buyer would also check for contamination from the bottom paint residue that may have accumulate over the long history of the property.  The EPA is now much stricter about bottom paint use, residue and bottom paint composition. 

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The e-mail note below is provided by Sam Stoia  11/9/2002 9:04 pm

Boats and Tires is 210' on the highway and 210' water front with 130' clear to the ocean, about 80' of mangroves, depth guess, only because I do not have the survey at home, (at office) approx '1200 but will look up tomorrow.  This property may have the same or about square footage as Quay, but is narrower. 

 

But we must remember the Boats and Tires is not the only property.  There are 3 to 5 acres to the South and4 to 10 acres to the North.  Probably 13 to 16 usable acres for expansion.  There is also a parcel between Tom Thumb and Ballyhoos which is part of Boats and Tires 100' wide and 150' deep for highway to highway access.  the

No fuel tanks in ground.

The e-mail note below is provided by Sam Stoia  11/10/2002 7:53 am
 

Good Morning Mr. Patton,

 

I have no objection to placing any correspondence up for review by my fellow citizens.  My property is listed at $2,960,000.00 which includes the property, high way to high way frontage, business, boat rental with 8 boats, (see www.milemarker97.com for photos of boats), tire inventory, over $100,000.00 at this time, 125 ton crane, used to lift boats, 35 ton crane for smaller boats, 10 ton forklift for rack storage, 22' x 56' aluminum barge for dock construction, 45' hydraulic yard boat, $30,000.00 grant for pump out facility, active permits for dock replacement and pump out station, and many other inventory items.

 

The County has the ability with a property swap to purchase this property at a far reduced rate.

 

I would love to have the BOCC walk my properties and have a group representing the media and homeowners groups present.  As I have stated before, I am highly motivated to build affordable housing within the Mandalay subdivision and am planning to do so, but I would prefer to do a better job with a property swap from the County and change the County's plan to add density to the Mandalay subdivision at a very high cost to the County. 

 

Thank you,

 

Sam Stoia