Panhandlers, homeless camps are appearing in areas of Daytona Beach that may be surprising
In August, a judge issued an order blocking enforcement of Daytona's panhandling law. One area of the city has seen a spike in begging since then.
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In August, a judge issued an order blocking enforcement of Daytona's panhandling law. One area of the city has seen a spike in begging since then.
The site south of the I-95/US 1 interchange could bring nearly 3,000 homes and almost 3 million square feet of commercial space to Ormond Beach.
A bill in the Legislature proposes to do away with local business taxes, which some counties say they use for data collection.
Months later, the challenges for some property owners are still very apparent, and the damage looks the same in some areas.
The site is at 1445 Flomich St., a couple of miles northeast of the LPGA Boulevard and Interstate 95 interchange.