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'''Normandy Village''' is a 1,472 single-family home residential neighborhood that was built in 1957 on un-incorporated forestland far out on the Westside of Duval County, Florida.
'''Normandy Village''' is a 1,472 single-family home residential neighborhood that was built in 1957 on un-incorporated forestland far out on the Westside of Duval County, Florida.
Normandy Village Utilities is a Private Utility, whose owners are the 1,472 Homeowners of Normandy Village. Each Home has One Share of Stock in the Company.
Normandy Village Utilities is a Private Utility, whose owners are the 1,472 Homeowners of Normandy Village. Each Home has One Share of Stock in the Company.
As part of the Normandy Village project, the Duval County School Board was brought on board, which, over time, resulted in the construction of a complete set of schools ([http://www.educationcentral.org/schools/sip/school.asp?school=221]Normandy Village Elementary - 1962, [http://www.educationcentral.org/school/219/safetynet.htm]Joseph Stilwell Junior High - 1962, and Edward H. White Senior High - 1971) to service the Village, and the surrounding growth that followed it.
As part of the Normandy Village project, the Duval County School Board was brought on board, which, over time, resulted in the construction of a complete set of schools ([http://www.educationcentral.org/schools/sip/school.asp?school=221] Normandy Village Elementary - 1962, [http://www.educationcentral.org/school/219/safetynet.htm] Joseph Stilwell Junior High - 1962, and Edward H. White Senior High - 1971) to service the Village, and the surrounding growth that followed it.
Given its expensive, self-sufficient utility, the schools, and with large lots, and over 13 different Spacious Floorplans to choose from, no expense was spared in the construction of Normandy Village, and it was hailed at the time as the Future of Housing projects in Florida.
Given its expensive, self-sufficient utility, the schools, and with large lots, and over 13 different Spacious Floorplans to choose from, no expense was spared in the construction of Normandy Village, and it was hailed at the time as the Future of Housing projects in Florida.