Closure of Unused Portion of Kona Avenue
June 24, 2025
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Finance Connection
| Candidate | Donor | Amount | Industry | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wilson Malcolm McMullan | Wilson McMullan | $9,000 | CPG<br>Professional | Feb 2026 |
| Wilson Malcolm McMullan | Wilson McMullan | $9,000 | CPG<br>Professional | Feb 2026 |
| Wilson Malcolm McMullan | Wilson McMullan | $9,000 | CPG<br>Professional | Feb 2026 |
| Wilson for School Board 2022 | Ernest Legros | $5,000 | Retired | Sep 2022 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Contra Costa United Working Families (CCUWF) | $4,900 | - | Oct 2022 |
| Jesse Wilson for District Attorney 2022 | Andrew Cross | $4,900 | Chief Executive Officer | Nov 2021 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Contra Costa United Working Families (CCUWF) | $4,900 | - | Oct 2022 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Dominique King Candidate for Antioch School Board 2022 | $4,000 | - | Nov 2022 |
| Wilson for School Board 2022 | Par Farms Inc | $3,000 | - | Nov 2022 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Republic Services, Inc | $2,500 | - | Dec 2020 |
| Monica E Wilson for Antioch City Council District 4 2026 | U.A. Local 342 | $2,500 | - | Jun 2024 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Republic Services, Inc | $2,500 | - | Dec 2020 |
| Monica E Wilson for Antioch City Council District 4 2026 | IBEW 302 Community Candidates | $2,500 | - | Jun 2024 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Sheet Metal Workers' International Association Local No. 104 Political Action Committee | $2,500 | - | Nov 2020 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Republic Services, Inc | $2,500 | - | Dec 2020 |
| Wilson for School Board 2022 | Nicole Peterson | $2,500 | Farmer | Aug 2022 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Sheet Metal Workers' International Association Local No. 104 Political Action Committee | $2,500 | - | Nov 2020 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Republic Services, Inc | $2,500 | - | Dec 2020 |
| Monica E Wilson for Antioch City Council District 4 2026 | LE03-Awin Management | $2,500 | - | Jun 2024 |
| MONICA WILSON FOR ANTIOCH CITY COUNCIL-2020 | Sheet Metal Workers' International Association Local No. 104 Political Action Committee | $2,500 | - | Nov 2020 |
Reported financial relationships and timing signals. This does not prove motive or influence. Readers draw their own conclusions.
The Frame
This ordinance permanently removes a portion of public right-of-way from city control, transferring the land status while ensuring the City and JEA retain permanent access for utility maintenance.
Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.
North Florida School of Special Education, Inc.
The organization requested the closure of the street portion adjacent to their property.
JEA
The utility provider retains permanent access rights to the land for utility maintenance.
Residents of Council District 1
The public right-of-way status of a specific portion of Kona Avenue is removed.
Last recorded activity June 24, 2025.
Next step not available in the current record.
Summary
Key Facts
- The City Council enacted Ordinance 2025-0400-E to close and abandon an unopened, unimproved portion of Kona Avenue.
- The property is located in Council District 1 within the Oakwood Villa Estates subdivision.
- The closure was requested by the North Florida School of Special Education, Inc.
- The City and JEA retain a non-exclusive easement for all utilities, facilities, and access on, over, under, and through the closed area.
- The ordinance was approved by the City Council with a 16-0 vote on June 24, 2025.
- The Transportation, Energy, and Utilities (TEU) committee approved the measure 6-0 on June 17, 2025.
- Public hearings were held on June 10, 2025, pursuant to Florida Statutes Chapter 166 and Council Rule 3.601.
- The action is subject to specific conditions as outlined in the ordinance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to 'close and abandon' a street?
Will utility services be affected by this closure?
Why It Matters
This ordinance permanently removes a portion of public right-of-way from city control, transferring the land status while ensuring the City and JEA retain permanent access for utility maintenance.
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Discoveries
Patterns POLISCOPE noticed across the record. These are observations to investigate, not conclusions.
Standardized Utility Protection
The ordinance demonstrates a standard practice of ensuring utility access is legally protected before abandoning public right-of-way.
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