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Photos from possible American Beach development impacting "Little NaNa?
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By Robert Riegler
March 9, 2020
Editor's Note: As island residents continue to mourn the loss of trees and dunes to development, American Beach is seeing the potential loss of a portion "Little NaNa." Unlike the protected NaNa, the Little NaNa dune system is not protected. At this time, there is no knowledge of what is planned but survey markers are evident. Carlton Jones has issued a plea in the Fernandina Observer to ask for help to solve the mystery.
Riegler said a new wooden stake with survey marker is located at the east corner of Ocean Boulevard and Burney Road directly across from the blue and white wooden Burnie Park Beachfront Park sign in Nassau County Florida.
Riegler believes both of these markers are in the same area 75 ft from the corner marker. Just to be clear this photos were taken from the pavement of Ocean Boulevard which is a green sign indicating I believe is a public right-of-way.
Riegler believes these trees are marked to be saved.
Riegler says, "This is posted north of where the survey tapes are but still Within the little Nana Zone."
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