- November 15, 2024
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Palm Coast welcomes new owners Tamera Mauk and Cory Rochester, of Honeygrass Studio Salon, located at 4 Office Park Drive. “We are excited to welcome our loyal clientele to our new tranquil environment in Palm Coast,” Rochester said.
With 16 years of hair salon experience in Flagler County, the duo already has a strong client base of almost 300 people.
“We are excited for this fresh start on the verge of a new year,” Mauk added. “We chose the location for convenience for our loyal patrons, and look forward to welcoming new clientele.” Mauk is a certified KeraFusion and Aquarely educator, as well as a master stylist and color specialist.
The artistic couple redecorated the studio themselves, with new wood flooring, counter tops and makeshift walls, to create a tidy, full-service salon.
“I call her ‘Tamera-Scissorhands’, she moves her hands so quickly, and gives you the best haircut of your life.” Christy Oddo, Honeygrass Studio Salon client
The beautiful 500-square-foot studio offers a variety of services such as coloring, cutting and styling.
“The cozy studio salon offers a unique advantage,” Mauk said. “The quaint space offers a more personable and social experience.”
Eventually Mauk and Rochester hope to expand to a departmental salon with additions such as a blow-dry bar, with coloring and cutting specialists.
According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following companies were issued tax receipts for Dec. 3-9:
PALM COAST PERMITS
The following is an update for permit activity in the city for Dec. 3-9. Total number of all permits issued: 165. Since January 2009, $806,938,057 construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.
Commercial permits applications
Commercial Construction applied for a $2,000 application for interior alterations at Palm Coast Data, 6 Commerce Blvd.
Residential permits issued
Holiday Builders Inc. was issued $334,000 for a single-family residence at 59 Westglen Lane.
Adams Homes was issued $293,000 for a single-family residence at 296 Westhampton Drive.
D.R. Horton was issued $291,000 for a single-family residence at 68 Auberry Drive.
Seagate Homes was issued $271,000 for a single-family residence at 53 Ulaturn Trail.
D.R. Horton was issued $260,000 for a single-family residence at 21 Country Club Harbor Circle.
Seagate Homes was issued $239,000 for a single-family residence at 101 Westhampton Drive.
Adams Homes was issued $203,000 for a single-family residence at 3 Lansdowne Lane.
KB Homes was issued $130,000 for a single-family residence at 27 Wellwood Lane.
Hammock Home Improvements was issued $20,000 for an addition at 19 St. Andrews Court.
JEM Alum was issued $14,000 for an alteration at 106 Whippoorwill Drive.
Dom Salvatore was issued $10,000 for an alteration at 43 Burnside Drive.
Whitley Builders was issued $8,000 for an alteration at 5 Cameo Court.
J & J Building was issued $2,000 for an alteration at 116 Laguna Forest Trail.
Certificate of occupancy
Dimare Construction was issued $100,000 for Azalea Health at 460 Palm Coast Parkway SW, Unit 5.
Application submittals
Gregg Peters submitted an application for a technical site plan, tier 1, at Parkview Baptist Church, at 5435 Belle Terre Parkway.
President and CEO Kenneth Mattison, of Memorial Hospital Flagler, Inc., submitted an application for a technical site plan, tier 1, for an additional 32 beds at Memorial Hospital Flagler, 60 Memorial Medical Parkway.
