Mosby Engineering Associates
1954

Warm Mineral Springs Venice Florida Master Plan 1954

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Warm Mineral Springs Venice, Florida: Master Plan

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The 1954 master development plan for Warm Mineral Springs. With manuscript notations related to access road conditions and to existing construction as far in the past as 1949. Based on the notations it appears that in 1954 the site was in the very early stage of development, with only a few structures existing.

Warm Salt Springs, Inc. later Warm Mineral Springs, Inc. controlled 748 acres with ownership by Leo and Margarete Scharf , Dr. J.A. Mease and H.W. Meyer. In order to enhance the property and expedite its development the Scharfs approached Dr. Mease concerning the possibility of constructing a therapeutic clinic on-site. In 1954 Dr. Mease, agreed that for a share in the corporation he would build a clinic on land granted to him near the springs and that he should have "exclusive use of the waters for therapeutic purposes." The clinic's proposed location lies at the southeast corner of the main spring, labeled "Warm Mineral Springs".

Dated within at 7-19-54 for Mr. Leo. Scharf of Venice, Florida. By Mosby Engineering Associates, 2190 Ringling Blvd. Sarasota, Florida. Drawn by C.G. Scale: 1 inch= 300 feet.

Source online: ( Mease v. Warm Mineral Springs, Inc., 128 So. 2d 174 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 1961) https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1923999/mease-v-warm-mineral-springs-inc/ ).

CREATOR: Mosby Engineering Associates

PUBLICATION DATE: 1954

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States

BODY OF WATER: Warm Mineral Springs

CONDITION: very Good. Clean with MS notations. Folds. No holes tears stains or condition issues.

COLORING: Lithographed green.

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SIZE: 17 " x 15 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 0

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