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`TALLAHASSEE - Florida medical examiners found alcohol,
`tranquilizers and cocaine more often than other drugs during autopsies in
`the first half of the year, a report issued Thursday said.
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`Of 87,000 people who died in Florida between January and July, drugs
`were found in the bodies of 3,253, the report said. The drugs weren't
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`Alcohol was found in more than half the 3,253 cases. Tranquilizers were
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`Cocaine was the biggest killer, causing 252 deaths. But heroin, which
`claimed 124 lives, was the most lethal drug - nine times in 10, when it
`was found in the body it was also the cause of death.
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`The painkiller methadone killed 174 people. Tranquilizers killed 165.
`Oxycodone, another painkiller, killed 136. Alcohol killed 129.
`Teen jailed during appeal of manslaughter verdict
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`BRADENTON - A teen convicted in the beating death of a classmate will
`live in rison durin his appeal because he was caught with alcohol and
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`James Acosta, 19, had been out ofjail on $100,000 bail pending appeal of
`his February conviction for manslaughter in the beating death of 16-year}
`old James Brier. He is facing a nine-year prison sentence.
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`Acosta was charged at a University of South Florida football game on
`Oct. 18 - the two—year anniversary of Brier's death - with misdemeanor
`counts of underage possession of alcohol and possession of marijuana.
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`He also violated the terms ofhis probation by attending the game in
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`Tampa. He was not allowed to leave Manatee or Sarasota counties except
`to attend college classes and church.
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`At a hearing Wednesday, Circuit Judge Charles Williams ordered Acosta
`jailed.
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`FDLE agents seize records in Glades County offices
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`MOORE HAVEN - Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents
`seized records Thursday in an investigation of the Glades County
`building department, taking information on building permits, construction
`plans and contractors.
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`The state Department of Business and Professional Regulation helped
`serve subpoenas to County Manager Cliff Miller and county building
`director Jim Weeks.
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`Miller said state officials only told him about one complaint against the
`department, regarding Weeks‘ licensing status as a certified building
`official in Florida. Miller said he provided proof of Wee s’ valid license.
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`Weeks could not be reached for comment, his office said.
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`Rec|use's body found year after he dies at home
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`JENSEN BEACH - The body of a recluse was found inside his house,
`apparently a year after he died.
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`John Joseph Nicklas was last seen in September 2002 as he headed to a
`doctor's appointment. His body was found Tuesday by Matthew King,
`who had bought the mobile home next door.
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`King said he found his neighbor's door aj ar, stuck his head inside and
`yelled. He then found Nicklas’ mummified body on a bedroom floor.
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`"I just ran out of there and called police," King, 26, said.
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`Investigators said Nicklas, who would have been 86 years old Nov. 30,
`appeared to have died a year or more ago of natural causes, although he
`had seen a cancer specialist and had been in and out of the hospital.
`Nicklas kept his windows covered, didn't have a phone and rarely
`received visitors.
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`"Absolutely nobody checked on him," Capt. Ed Kirkpatrick of the Martin
`County Sheriffs Office said. "Nobody really cared. We found a family
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`ORLANDO - A mother shot her 8-year-old daughter, then turned the gun
`on herself, authorities said.
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`Eric Moniz, 37, found his wife, Jill Moniz, also 37, and their daughter in
`the family minivan in the garage when he got home from work
`Wednesday, the Orange County Sheriffs Office said.
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`Investigators said they found notes in the home but would not reveal the
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`In Tampa, only the Patel Conservatory, among a handful of others, meets the "gold standard" of green
`building. However, another Florida community is showing the way.
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`Sarasota's local governments passed ordinances that create incentives for business owners and builders
`to think green when they're getting ready to break ground, according to John Toppe, president of Toppe
`Consultants Inc. Architects Planners. He spoke on a Tampa Downtown Partnership panel that also
`Included Paul Radauskas, a certified building official with forward-thinking Sarasota County.T
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`What is green? An approach to designing eco-friendly workplaces that takes into account placement of
`the building's footprint and that encourages choices such as:
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`Buying construction materials with recycled components
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`Avoiding paints and other materials high in toxic content
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`Planning for the use of earth-friendly chemicals for the building's cleaning and maintenance
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`Inviting natural light into the structure
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`Cutting back on the energy consumption that accompanies daily use
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`The last item - occupants‘ use of energy during the workday - is vital to consider because construction
`accounts for only 2 percent of a building's energy drain. The occupant life cycle makes up 98 percent,
`Toppe says. A few simple steps - taking the trouble to safeguard indoor air quality, consider reclaimed
`water use and plan for things such as employee recycling programs - all can add up to "lmproved
`employee health and lower energy costs."
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`On the flip side, lost productivity costs to businesses from a "sick buildlng" are estimated at from $29
`billion to $168 billion, he says.
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`"There are now thousands of green building products," Toppe explains. "If you walk into a building like,_, .7. -
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`Toppe is the founding president of the Florida Gulf Coast chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council, a
`12-year-old professional group that has set standards for green design and building. The association
`promotes Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED. You can search for other LEED
`Accredited Professionals In Florida by going to the http://www.usgbc.org/ Web site. LEED accreditations
`help "define what a green building is," Toppe says.
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`A long-time source of inspiration is Sarasota County, where businesses are rewarded with fast-track
`permitting and other goodies if they go "green." Already some 15 builders and a dozen architects in
`Sarasota have taken on green coloration, according to Radauskas. The government's strategy has
`resulted In many large building projects in Sarasota incorporating features such as:
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`0 Xerlscaping to reduce energy consumption
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`0 Buildings that include large tracts of site-preserved land
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`Setting an example for the private sector, major government buildings such as a library, an office
`complex and a judicial center in Sarasota were built to green standards.
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`How difflcult is it to go green In planning, design and building? According to Toppe, most buildings built to
`code and compliant with current water-management district requirements are close to the goal. Getting
`to that higher gold standard may be easier than most anticipate.
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`As a bonus, any extra outlays of cash to buy higher levels of energy efficiency pay for themselves In just
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`"It's all of us working together as a team leading the transformation," Toppe says of the need for LEED-
`accredited professionals to educate others in government and industry. "You have to build partnerships,"
`Radauskas echoes.
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`Redington Shores hires new‘building official
`By WAYNE AYERS
`REDINGTON SHORES — The Board of Commissioners selected a seasoned
`building official with local ties to fill the position vacated by Mike Nadeau last
`August.
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`Steve Andrews, who currently holds the title in Indian Rocks
`Beach, was unanimously chosen as the town's new building official at the
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`Nadeau’s contract was not renewed after the commission rejected his
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`Andrews has served as | of Indian Rocks Beach since 2001
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`Wall at Parsley property draws neighbors’ protest
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`Several residents objected to a 6-foot wall erected by the developer of the
`Parsley property that was recently annexed by the town. The wall is part of a
`condominium project being built on the site.
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`The wall was erected at the order of former building official Mike Nadeau to
`address stormwater runoff issues, according to Beyrouti. The structure is
`part of a Planned Unit Development agreement and abuts residences along
`175th Avenue and First Street.
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`Beyrouti said that the wall was built to grade the property and provide
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`appropriate runoff during storms. He said that the wall will channel water
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`that formerly ran into the town and flooded homes into the bay instead.
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`“It was done to protect the town,” Beyrouti said.
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`Resident Brigette Hervey-Anderson said that the wall was built 2 feet away
`:|rom_ari1'i existing retaining wall, creating a dark space where crime could
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`Stormwater problems, loss of view, and safety issues were attributed by
`Hervey-Anderson and other residents to the 6-foot wall and what one
`termed “the 2-foot strip on no-man's land.” Hervey-Anderson also
`complained of damaged palm trees left by the developer between the walls.
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`Mayoral candidate Tom Kapper said that he had talked to residents whose
`property abuts the wall and “they are all hopping mad about it.”
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`Beyrouti said that the wall would have ‘been built even if the Parsley property
`had remained part of unincorporated Pinellas County. He said that building
`the wall was a part of the PUD agreement to protect against flood damage
`and that the developer had no choice in the matter.
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`Town to lease new lighting fixtures
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`After looking at cost comparisons to lease or purchase 199 light poles and
`fixtures that will be needed when the town's utilities are undergrounded, the
`commission unanimously decided to pursue the lease option.
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`Beyrouti estimated that lease costs would run about $75,000 a year vs.
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`Beyrouti also cited the experiences of neighboring communities in
`recommending that the town rent the lighting. He said that Indian Shores
`rented and is very happy.
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`North Redington Beach bought its lighting and would lease if it had it to do
`over, Beyrouti said. St. Petersburg is pleased with its lease agreement
`because the city can change the lighting to take advantage of new
`technologies, he said.
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`March meeting date changed
`Next month's regular commission meeting will be on Monday, March 20, at 7
`p.m. The date was changed to fall after the election results are certified on
`March 18. The newly elected commission will be sworn in at the meeting.
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`BY NICOLE WAGNER
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`P"i“t°' F"ie“d'V Mount Prospect residents who want to oversee major construction projects
`at their homes might soon have to take a test to prove their competency if
`the Village Board approves a proposed requirement.
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`The Village Board, meeting as a committee of the whole last week, talked
`about four changes to the permit process, including requiring an open-book
`test for homeowners acting as their own general contractors. The committee
`also considered requiring an architect's stamp on major projects, increasing
`re-inspection fees and using building permits as legal contracts.
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`Village officials said they want to require the open-book test because they
`have concerns about possible construction deficiencies or defects in homes
`and the problems they may pose for new owners when homes are sold.
`They said projects where homeowners act as general contractors can have
`problems with workma