City Commissioner hopes streetlight efforts will lead to city-county cooperation on MSTU

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  • This beach walkover on South Fletcher Avenue is one of more than 40 built and maintained by the city of Fernandina Beach, which cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to construct and maintain. City Commissioner Darron Ayscue said he has reached out to the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners to ask that money from the Municipal Services Taxing Unit, designed to pay for beach renourishment efforts, could be used to help maintain the walkovers.
    This beach walkover on South Fletcher Avenue is one of more than 40 built and maintained by the city of Fernandina Beach, which cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to construct and maintain. City Commissioner Darron Ayscue said he has reached out to the Nassau County Board of County Commissioners to ask that money from the Municipal Services Taxing Unit, designed to pay for beach renourishment efforts, could be used to help maintain the walkovers.
    At a recent city commission workshop, freshman Fernandina Beach City Commissioner Darron Ayscue said he had met with Nassau County Commissioner John Martin and felt hopeful discussions regarding so...

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