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by Alex Mahadevan | News Editor

County discusses Comp Plan Sarasota County staff will meet with two developers to start working out kinks in the 2050 Comprehensive Plan. Staff will also update construction-fee data.

Photo courtesy of Catherine Luckner

The rumors about Sarasota County’s plans to cut 1,200 pages from the 2050 Comprehensive Plan were partially true.

The 1,300-page document, adopted in 2002 to guide future development, might slim down, but it would be to fit on the screen of mobile technology, explained County Administrator

Randall Reid during a County Commission growth workshop Sept. 18.

Although Reid said staff recommends cutting 80% of the document, that portion would be moved into a separate volume. The goal is to create an application or electronic document with hyperlinks that can

recall parts of the 1,000 pages taken from the plan when a pertinent sentence in the reduced Comp Plan is clicked.

The meeting was meant to start a dialogue with commissioners about making the plan easier to understand, in compliance with new state requirements and shift focus toward

implementation of its policies.

What followed was a free-form discourse that highlighted some new ways to focus on redevelopment. The discussion ended with updating the base of development fees that have remained untouched for five years.

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+ Lost and found The Siesta Key community rallied together over the weekend to reunite a lost dog with his owner. Found running loose in the dark Friday night along Midnight Pass Road and Beach Road, Siesta resident Catherine Luckner rescued the dog.

Luckner soon spread the word through email to her friends in hope of helping the finding the lost dog find his way back home.

The dog was taken to the Animal Services Center, where he was given some TLC and reunited with his family a day later. Luckner noted that pets often go missing on Siesta Key and that they may want to start a missing pet hotline.

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+ Best buds Kindergarteners at The Out-of-Door Academy had their annual Buddies Picnic Friday, Sept. 14, at the lower-school campus.

Members of the class of 2013 and the class of 2025 were matched up as buddies for the year and spent the afternoon getting to know one another. This year, there are 24 kindergartners and 53 seniors, all of whom are taking part in the buddy program. The tradition of lunch and playing on the playground is a prelude to convocation Friday, Sept. 21, when the seniors will be celebrated for their leadership.

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Mark Weeks laughs as Caiden Woodworth, 5, raises his arms up in the air victoriously Saturday, Sept. 15, during Hang 10 for Autism on Siesta Key Beach. This was Caiden’s second year participating in the event. For more photos, see page 12A.

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by Alex Mahadevan | News Editor

Crosswalk construction starts this month A Florida Department of Transportation project aimed at improving pedestrian safety on Midnight Pass Road has evolved from raised medians to six crosswalks.

Five members of the Sarasota County Fire Department walked into St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church Sept. 17, and they left content.

The process took longer than a year, but the Florida Department

of Transportation will start work on new safety features for Siesta Key roads. The six crosswalks that will be constructed on Midnight Pass Road will each include yellow flashing pedestrian signs but won’t have raised “pedestrian is-

been parked behind the church.

The emergency personnel Chapman mentioned came in to look at the crosswalk plans to make sure they wouldn’t affect their jobs. When the project, which was awarded to a contractor with a $190,827 bid June

lands” in the middle lane.

“My concern is to make sure these guys are happy,” said Fire Safety Inspector Richard Chapman, who remained at the FDOT open house after his younger colleagues left in a fire truck that had SEE CROSSWALKS / PAGE 2A

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Sarasota County Fire Safety Inspector Richard Chapman said the Midnight Pass crosswalks will not interfere with emergency personnel’s duties. land since 2000 and moved here in June 2011. “It’ll be nice to be able to cross the road.”

But, Bossman and Shadowlawn Drive resident Grace Wessner said the intersection of Midnight Pass Road and Shadowlawn Drive is dangerous for pedestrians.

FDOT has rejected residents’ pleas to lower the speed limit, however, and reflective chevron signs and flashing warning signs have done little to deter speeders, Bossman said.

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Two large digital signs on Midnight Pass Road warn of traffic delays starting Sept.

24, when FDOT will start construction of the crosswalks, which FDOT public information liaison Brian Bollas said will cost between $200 and $300 to maintain annually. That upkeep includes new paint and replacing the flashing sign bulbs or reflective bumps on the shoulder of the roadway. Federal funding will pay for the total cost of the road improvement, which engineers estimated to cost about $155,000, Bollas said.

There are 60 days of construction slated for the project, and a majority will take place during the day, with one day of work expected during the evening, Bollas said. But, because 30 days of the project’s timeline are devoted to letting the asphalt cure, there will only be construction on the roadway for the first several days and toward the end of the timeline.

According to a timeline graphic FDOT presented during the open house, it will take about three weeks to remove and replace existing signage and install the new flashing beacon pedestrian signs; two days to cut into existing asphalt and resurface the crosswalk area; and two days to re-stripe the work zone at the beginning of October. All of the time estimates are weather permitting, Bollas said.

Bollas said before the open house that he wasn’t expecting a large turnout because the project was already a “done deal.” But, at least two Siesta residents showed up to check out the plans and ask when another part of Midnight Pass Road would get a similar treatment.

“I think the crosswalks are a long time coming,” said Pat Bossman, who lives in Siesta Woods. He has been visiting the is-

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Siesta condo owners could see rise in insurance A change in Citizens Property Insurance Group’s policies could leave Siesta Key condo owners exposed.

Two tropical storms have passed Sarasota County this year prompting two local emergency declarations.

But, Siesta Key condominium owners who want to insure their property against wind damage may have to pay as much as triple the premiums they currently pay if covered by Citizens Property Insurance.

Siesta Key Condominium Council Vice President Walt Olson recently conducted a survey of 81 condominium associations on the island, comprised of about 7,000 individual units, to determine which buildings would be limited in wind coverage under Citizens’ new policy. He estimates after initial analysis that 45% might have to purchase new insurance.

The insurer’s board of directors voted Feb. 23 to restrict coverage to $1 million for associations that rent more than 25% of its occupancy, moving the risk classification from residential to commercial.

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rectors has said during meetings this year that buying further coverage will raise rates by 400% to 500% above levels owners currently pay, Olson said.

The study is only a starting point, Olson said. The goal of the condominium council is to target the buildings affected by the new policy and educate associations on how to manage under it.

Condominium associations are allowed to change their rental policy before the effective date of Aug. 1, according to documents provided by Olson. One of the suggestions in condominium council documents is to determine how many units need to reduce their rental periods to bring the condominium under the 25% threshold, then require that number of units to rent for periods of one, two and three weeks, then set a 30-day restriction.

“I was very pleased,” Olson said of the 85% survey response. “Sometimes you ask yourself, ‘Is anybody reading this stuff?’”

Insurance policy Citizens Property Insurance will no longer insure a condominium for more than $1 million in wind coverage if it has more than 25% transient occupancy.

When property inspectors visit a condominium, they might use several cues to determine if there is transient occupancy, or rentals of less than 30 days: • The name of the property includes the word “resort” • There is a registration desk in the lobby for short-term rentals • A commercial laundry facility is on the property • Housekeeping staff is on the premises • The property uses commercial passenger vans

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Scientists believe female manatees race to shallow waters to evade males that want to mate.

Mating manatee herd lands on Siesta Mote Marine laboratory staff and volunteers tried to keep onlookers from getting too close to the approximately nine-member herd.

When New Jersey resident Mike Czarnecki saw two manatees off of Siesta Key public beach in two feet of seawater last week, he assumed they were dead.

“I thought they were beached carcasses,” Czarnecki said. “I thought the other ones were swimming around to help them — but I guess they’re just having a good time.”

The males in the herd of at least nine manatees pursued at least one female past the sandbar on Siesta beach and into shallow shore near the private beach access for Tivoli by the Sea Resort. The males wanted to mate, and the female(s) were trying to avoid it, said Mote Marine Laboratory senior biologist Sheri Barton, who works in the manatee research program.

“When her (underside) is lying on the bottom, it’s harder for the males to mate with her,” Barton explained in an email. The female can rest on the sandbar and receive fewer passes from suitors, which can’t wriggle to the female’s shallow perch.

In the open water, a group of males can overpower a female. The 1,000-pound marine mammals, which scientists say are a distant relative of the elephant, target estrous females, or those receptive to mating.

Human disturbance can be even more traumatic than male advances, said Mote Marine staff biologist Emma Jugovich, who

was monitoring the animals Sept. 14, the morning after they were first spotted.

Jugovich shooed away several onlookers who waded into the water near the manatees to take pictures. Disturbing the endangered marine mammals is illegal, she explained.

Mote Marine works closely with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to protect manatees and had a rotating crew of staff members, interns and volunteers protecting the herd from human contact, but constant surveillance isn’t possible, and there were several reports of violations.

Mote Marine staff said there were reports of people putting children on the manatees’ backs and attempting to push them into deeper waters. Humans can be seriously injured when manatees buck and thrash about, Mote Marine scientists explained.

The herd was last reported Sept. 18, off Turtle Beach, said Mote Marine Stranding Investigations Program Manager Gretchen Lovewell, but it was gone by the time staff arrived.

To report manatee harassment, call the Florida Wildlife Conservation Coalition Wildlife Alert line at 888-404-3922 or Mote Marine Laboratory Stranding Investigations Program at 988-0212.

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A Pomarine Jaeger, a rare seabird usually found miles offshore, rests on Siesta Key beach during the 2012 International Coastal Cleanup.

The mystery of the manatee herd may have been solved quickly, but an uncommon shorebird spotted during the 2012 International Coastal Cleanup, less than 20 feet from the mating marine mammals, is still being discussed in the Sarasota birding community, said Sandy Ulrikson. Ulrikson, along with her husband, Jerry, participated in the coastal cleanup with First United Methodist Church, in Sarasota.

The Ulriksons, who are members of the Sarasota Audubon Society, said during the coastal cleanup they suspected the bird was a Greater Shearwater. After contacting Sarasota Audubon Society President Jeanne Dubi, who investigated the species on Siesta, Ulrikson said in an email it was a Pomarine Jaeger.

“It usually stays two to 50 miles offshore in the open ocean,” Ulrikson said.

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South Siesta Key is designated as an area of critical erosion by the state, according to a memo from Reid to commissioners. It is eligible for 50% state funding from the Beach Erosion Control budget for the state’s 2013-2014 fiscal year. Revenues collected from tourist-development taxes, fees charged on short-term room rentals, will provide the remaining $6 million needed for the project, according to the 2013 fiscal year budget.

Tropical Storm Debby caused roughly $5 million in erosion damage to Turtle Beach in late June, according to Sarasota County coastal engineer Weiqi Lin. The beach was last renourished in 2007.

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MOST READ STORIES ONLINE LAST WEEK: 1. “Seawater threatens Siesta Key property” (Aug. 13) 2. “Group gathers to watch manatees mate” (Aug. 14) 3. “Bronze cranes statue stolen from yard” (Aug. 13) 4. “FDOT plans Siesta public meeting” (Aug. 6) 5. “Tourism tepid in July” (Aug. 10)

Siesta Key resident Ron Flynn recently identified one of the two bronze crane statues stolen from his front yard Sept. 5, at Suncoast Metals, a Sarasota-based scrap metal recycler.

Flynn said in an email exchange with Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office deputy Doug Glaser and detective Anthony Colonna that a local contractor recognized the unusual statues from a recent news article. But, when investiga-

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Tourism Development Council meeting — 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27, Administration Building, commission chamber, 1660 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota

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tors followed the tip, only one of the cranes was left at Suncoast Metals.

The unknown suspect, or suspects, cut the two statues from their bases behind shrubs in Flynn’s yard. Detectives told Flynn that it was unfortunate the statues hadn’t been engraved, which would have to helped positively identify the cranes.

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Volunteers scour Siesta for coastal cleanup A group of Riverview High School students stops to watch a herd of manatees mating during the 2012 International Coastal Cleanup.

A sea of yellow-shirted volunteers scoured the beach as part of the 2012 International Coastal Cleanup Saturday, Sept. 15, on Siesta Key Beach. Participants said plastic bottle caps and cigarette butts were among the most commonly collected items. Keep Sarasota County Beautiful provided volunteers with T-shirts, gloves, re-usable water bottles and trash bags.

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Left: Dylan Colby, 8, and his brother Clay, 10, found a chunk of metal during the 2012 International Coastal Cleanup on Siesta Key beach.

This is the second coastal cleanup for SKA board member Joyce Kouba, and she took the route close to dune vegetation where high tide can deposit trash.

Jazlyn Qualls, 15, and Adrianne Stolpe, 15, are two of at least 30 Riverview High School students who joined beach cleanup efforts.

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CUTS / FROM PAGE 1A Sarasota County commissioners voted unanimously to update the data used to calculate impact fees, which are currently levied based on statistics from 2006 or before, during a runup in building prices before the market crash.

Before the meeting, Commissioner Joe Barbetta asked for an update on the Lakewood Ranch Villages South, a development that has been in bureaucratic limbo for a year. Staff began preparing for the afternoon meeting session a list of eight major correspondences with the developer, Schroeder-Manatee Ranch Inc., which began Sept.

8, 2011.

Updated data The changing economics and demographics of Sarasota County and the U.S. is one of the reasons Sarasota County Public Works staff started discussions with the County Commission about updating impact-fee systems. Also, Commissioner Joe Barbetta noted that state statutes require impact fees to use the most recent available data.

Public Works Planning General Manager Clarke Davis said some of the data driving the way the county charges impact fees is from 2006 or earlier. Charging development taxes to current builders based on construction costs from 2006, for example, can cause a different outcome than what had originally been desired.

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County commissioners, toward the end of three hours of questions and presentations, voted unanimously for staff to meet with Pat Neal, president of Neal Communities, and Rex Jensen, president of SchroederManatee, to figure out how the Comprehensive Plan complicated planned developments in Lakewood Ranch. Neal Communities, a Lakewood Ranch homebuilder, created a development using the Comp Plan. “I think we have needed to have this discussion for a long time,� County Commissioner Nora Patterson said.

But, there were concerns from county stakeholders about digging too deep into the lengthy document.

Sarasota County Council of Neighborhood Associations President Lourdes Ramirez, who is a Siesta Key resident, said the Comp Plan is the last line of defense against development that neighborhoods may find undesirable. “There are two sentences in the Sarasota County 2050 Comprehensive Plan that are major roadblocks for business interests on Siesta Key,� Ramirez said during a phone interview.

Policies 1.1.2 and 3.1.1 of the 2050 Comprehensive Plan’s Future Land Use chapter prevent the possibility of building a high-rise hotel on Siesta by banning the increase of density and preventing new commercial zoning on barrier islands. “We need a vision; the problem is whose vision are we going to go with,� Ramirez said.

Patterson, a 30-year Siesta resident, said she wouldn’t oppose a hotel on the island if it com-

plied with the current Comprehensive Plan. And, after experience on the City Commission and the County Commission working through growth-management changes, said she is reticent to crack into the 1,300page document. “I went through the same process with the county, and there were a lot of glitches and a lot of things put in place unintentionally,� Patterson said. “I approach the idea of going through the whole Comprehensive Plan with some concern.� “I’d rather get rid of the whole thing, but I don’t have support,�

Barbetta said during the meeting.

Patterson said the discussion that the plan had grown out of nearly 10 years earlier had more community input. “The philosophy behind (the 2050 Comprehensive Plan) was part of a very hotly debated community discussion,� she said. The only public comment during the workshop was about an unrelated sewer system proposal.

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The second half of the growth workshop moved quicker than discussions about the Comp Plan and ended with more deliberate direction from county commissioners.

According to Sarasota County Public Works Planning General Manager Clarke Davis, the problem with the amount of building fees assessed is that they were based on data collected from 2006 or before. The most recent construction cost data comes from 2005, during the realestate expansion, which could

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mean that current builders are being overcharged, Barbetta said. (See chart.)

County Commission Chairwoman Christine Robinson asked for specific dates when new impact fee amounts would be ready for a public hearing.

But, because commissioners voted to avoid using an outside consultant, Davis said he would need to meet with several directors before a timeframe was established. He estimated it would take between four and six months before the new impact fees could be calculated.

Municipalities assess impact fees to raise revenue for public facilities and infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, which would be required to support residential and com-

mercial development. They can also be used as disincentives to avoid economically undesirable activity, such as taxes for building without environmentally friendly features.

There are eight types of impact fees collected in Sarasota County, seven of which were most recently amended in 2007, according to the growth presentation. One of the seven, for education, has been suspended temporarily since 2010 and will expire at the end of 2012. Road impact fees have been reduced by 50% since several months after the education-fee suspension went into effect. They will expire in 2013. “I’m going to be surprised if we get this done before they expire,� Robinson said.

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Siesta Key prepares City commission approves ticket late-fee increase for its holiday parade Fees will increase for drivers who wait to pay their parking tickets, but those who pay promptly will receive a $5 discount.

With two months remaining before the celebration, SKVA members finalize their plans.

Members of the Siesta Key Village Association met in the offices of Cheryl Gaddie Designs and Smith Architects Thursday, Sept. 13, for their first official meeting to plan the Nov. 24 Light Up the Village holiday festivities and parade.

During the first portion of the meeting, attendees were divided into committees to appropriately distribute the work required to prepare for the annual celebration, which was revived two years ago.

Committees were organized by marketing; lights and entertainment; luminary; signs and gazebo decoration; parade organization; and parking-lot duties.

Tasks assigned to the committees included acquiring a donated or sponsored Christmas tree, creating sponsorship packages, contacting performers, decorating the Village with lights, finalizing the parade route, acquiring permits for road closures and finding a Santa Claus.

Members also discussed issues of logistics and safety, such as which float will carry Santa and where the post-parade performers should be located.

The biggest concern expressed by all attendees was continuing efforts to secure live entertainment by local groups, such as the Riverview High School Kiltie Band, as well as confirming more parade participants. Other entertainment prospects included the Sarasota Pipe Band, the Siesta Key Beach drum circle, circus performers

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Kay Kouvatsos and Russell Matthes go over plans for the Light Up the Village parade which takes place Nov. 24.

and tae kwon do demonstrations. As in years past, a county fire truck, as well as a vintage one owned by a SKVA member, will add some flair to the parade.

The parade procession will begin at 5:40 p.m., and its tentative route will follow Beach Road from Avenida Del Mare north to Ocean Boulevard into the Village, before Santa will dismount his float at Siesta Key Plaza and hand out candy and gift bags to kick off the Light Up the Village festivities.

The group hopes to have between 25 and 30 floats participating in the parade, and the committees will work individually on their assigned tasks until the next meeting Oct. 4.

The committee encourages anyone interested in submitting a float to contact Cheryl Gaddie at 346-7401.

City commissioners, Monday, Sept. 17, approved a set of changes designed to incentivize early payment of parking tickets and punish those who wait to pay their tickets.

As a result of these changes, parkingticket violators would pay an initial late fee of $15 if a ticket were left unpaid for 15 days. Another $15 late fee will be added for each month it goes unpaid, for a total maximum late fine of $45 per ticket.

The previous parking program applied only a one-time late fee of $15.

Another change allows the city to place a hold on the vehicle tags of certain parking violators who have failed to pay their tickets.

It’s not all bad news for ticket recipients, though. The changes offer good news for prompt payers in that the city will discount parking fines by $5 for tickets paid within 24 hours.

Commissioners said they also wanted to see the $5 discount offered to those parking violators who receive a ticket on Saturday and pay the ticket by Monday.

Sarasota Parking Manager Mark Lyons told commissioners the parking changes are meant to increase the likelihood of collecting parking fines, rather than to establish a new method of revenue.

“This is more about getting the collections up,” Lyons said.

Right now, the city’s collection rate is 85% within the first 30 days after a ticket is issued. However, ticket satisfaction dips significantly for violators who wait more than a month to pay a ticket.

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Enforced parking hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

“Once they learn there is only one late fee applied, it’s difficult to get some of those to come in and pay,” Lyons said.

The additional late fees, along with the ability to put a hold on a driver’s vehicle tags, are meant to allow the city to collect more of those unpaid tickets.

Commissioners also implemented heftier fines for those who get a boot, or wheel-lock, placed on their car. Those ticket holders will have to pay $75 to get the boot removed — as opposed to the $50 fee assessed previously.

Before a boot gets locked on a car, the driver has to owe $100 in parking fines; have two unpaid parking tickets (without filing an appeal) in 30 days; or receive three parking tickets in a 30-day period.

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Yes, get rid of 2050 “I’d rather get rid of the whole thing …”

Joe Barbetta,

on the Villages, Rex Jensen, SMR chief executive officer, told us: “Gosh, I don’t Sarasota County Commissioner, remember. I forced the date out of my discussing 2050 and the county head.” comprehensive plan From concept to now, the Villages project is 12 years in the making. It received That had to be one of the best things development approval from the county Joe Barbetta has ever said as a county two years ago — May 2010 — but SMR and commissioner. the county are still wrangling over details The rest of that sentence was “but I don’t concerning roads. have the support.”

Construction was supposed to begin And that’s the pity of it. this year. It likely won’t. Asked when SMR It appears none of the five county actually will begin construction, Jensen commissioners has the moral conviction says: and courage to declare the county’s “That’s the $64,000 question. I’m afraid 2050 plan — the county laws governing to start that project unless I know I can development — an abject economic failure, complete it. But they (the county) have destructive to the economic welfare of so many ways to stop it along the way, it the county’s citizens and that it should be wouldn’t make sense to try to finance it.” rescinded and burned at the stake.

Jensen said, for instance, the county staff That would be going way too far on the wans the project to be approved in phases, “out there” scale. It’s much easier to do what conducting traffic analyses every couple they did: express their irritation at how of years. “You can’t do that,” he says. “Can’t long it takes the county “staff” to respond I get an agreement that gives the project and push paper through the bowels of the long-term stability?” planning department python.

Those of you who have little pity That’s a subject in itself. Government for developers may not sympathize planning departments are always going to with Jensen’s above statement. But put act like what they are — bureaucracies — yourself in his shoes. If you borrow tens because there are no market incentives that and hundreds of millions of dollars to require them to behave otherwise. They complete a project that received the compete with no one, and they bear none of county’s approval, what happens if some the financial burdens or risks of developers. traffic bureaucrat comes along halfway While time is money for a developer — through your project and shuts it down? paying interest on his notes, government No developer would take that risk. No bank planners get paid the same whether they would take that risk. work fast or slow.

Now, take that scenario further: If SMR If Sarasota’s county commissioners really withdraws from developing and truly wanted to change the Villages of Lakewood response times and make it Ranch South because it VILLAGES easier for everyone to have is unable to obtain the OF LAKEWOOD his development projects assurance it can complete the RANCH SOUTH reviewed, they would fire the project, it’s highly unlikely planning department and • 5,144 total dwelling other developers would want outsource the work to private units; 390,000 square to venture down that same specialists. feet of commercial and road.

Yeah, well, that’s a dream, office use While this may please all of too, because new County the anti-growth residents in • 5,400 acres Administrator Randall Reid Sarasota County, remember • Build-out date: 2027 has made it clear he’s a the consequences of no • Phase I — 2,032 government guy — he doesn’t growth. We’re living it: 9% dwelling units; like “privatization.” unemployment in Sarasota 292,000 square feet Alas, we digress. Back to County and no population of commercial and 2050. growth, which, by the way, office space; from Addressing response times is essential fuel to having a 2012 to 2017 in the county bureaucracy is healthy, growing economy. putting on a Band-Aid when • May 12, 2010 — When you talk to Jensen, radical surgery is required.

County approved you always know where he Just look at what 2050 has development orders for stands. His experience with wrought. Dan Lobeck, Mr. Phase I Sarasota County’s 2050 plan Controlled Growth Now, must has been exasperating and • Construction to date: be smiling like the proverbial unpleasant (his description is None cheshire cat. The 2050 plan more colorful). has done exactly what he “The attitude of the county hoped, albeit unintentionally. is it hasn’t learned its lesson It has blocked virtually all growth east of the — of how people suffer. I don’t think they interstate in northeast Sarasota County for care,” he says. the past decade.

And if that’s the way it is going to be in Egregious case in point: the Villages of Sarasota, Jensen isn’t going to fret. SMR Lakewood Ranch South. continues to add hundreds of new housing Schroeder-Manatee Ranch Inc., the units each year to its Lakewood Ranch company that brought this region its most development in Manatee County. “That’s significant economic engine in more than fine,” he says. “They won’t get the property a quarter century, proposed this residential taxes, but they’ll get the cars.” “village” concept back in … well, let’s make Translation: While Manatee County will the point this way. Asked if he remembers benefit from property taxes generated by when SMR started the application process new housing, the residents who live in those

THE CASTAWAY by Jorge Blanco

homes still will drive in Sarasota County, leaving Sarasotans the losers — carrying the cost of the traffic without the windfall from taxes.

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In the wake of Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke’s announcement that the Federal Reserve will engage in monthly purchases of $40 billion worth of mortgage-backed securities, eyes glazed over mainstream America. Such monetary-policy announcements are quantum physics to many. But they have big consequences on us all.

Within hours of Bernanke’s announcement, the economic blogosphere and analysts were humming with criticism.

One of the best and most understandable interpretations of how the Fed’s new policies will affect all of us came from Peter Schiff, CEO and chief investment strategist for Euro Pacific Capital, based in Connecticut.

In his commentary a day after the Fed’s announcement, Schiff said, “Going further than he has ever gone before, (Bernanke) made it clear that he will be permanently binding the American economy to a losing strategy. As a result, Sept. 13, 2012, may one day be regarded as the day America finally threw in the economic towel …

“The set of policies announced yesterday will do so much more damage than ‘Operation Twist,’ they should be dubbed ‘Operation Screw.’ Because, make no mistake, anyone holding U.S. dollars, Treasury bonds or living on a fixed income will have his purchasing power stolen by these actions.”

As Schiff explains, the Fed’s purchases of mortgage-backed securities (i.e. bundled groups of mortgages and the same investments that led to the housing meltdown in 2009) is expected to push mortgage rates even lower than they are now, supposedly encouraging people to refinance their existing mortgages or buy homes.

This in turn is expected to help generate enough demand to increase home prices and values, making consumers feel wealthier and thus more willing to take out new home-equity loans that will be used to make more consumer purchases.

And these purchases are then expected to translate into employers hiring more people to fill the consumer demand.

At the same time, the Fed hopes that cheap money will push up stock prices so investors feel wealthier and also begin to spend more freely.

It sounds so rosy and plausible.

But as Schiff notes: “(Bernanke) won’t admit this directly, but rather than building an economy on increased productivity, production and wealth accumulation, he is trying to build one on confidence, increased leverage and rising asset prices. In other words, the Fed prefers the illusion of growth to the restructuring needed to allow for real growth.

“The problem that went unnoticed by the reporters at the Fed’s press conference (and those who have written about it subsequently), Schiff says, “is we already tried this strategy, and it ended in disaster. Loose monetary policy created the housing and stock bubbles of the last decade, the bursting of which almost blew up the economy.”

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Is she Grace? Is she Franklyn?

DMV says neither Is your name John, but all your friends call you Jack?

Tough.

Is your name Elizabeth, and your friends call you Betty? And that’s what’s on your driver’s license? Too bad.

You’re in trouble.

My wife, being a Southerner by birth, was named after her maternal grandparents. Both names, Grace and Franklyn (her grandfather was Franklin, but they made the name feminine by change the “i” to a “y”), are on her birth certificate. Although she was given both names, she has always gone by the single name of Franklyn.

Unfortunately, when she went to acquire her Social Security card, it issued the card with only her first and last name on it. Thus, while she was Franklyn to family and friends, she became Grace to the U.S. government.

When in Paris on our honeymoon, the U.S. embassy amended her passport from Grace Noll to Franklyn Skidmore, and all subsequent passports and driver’s licenses have been issued in those names.

But the trouble started with Medicare. Because of the way her Social Security card was worded, her doctors and our pharmacy know her as Grace.

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marriage certificate (Grace Franklyn) and her soon-tobe-expired driver’s license (Franklyn). She asked that her driver’s license, which had been issued to her by that exact same office, be renewed as it had previously been issued — Franklyn.

The Department of Motor Vehicles said no, because she might not be Franklyn, instead, she might really be Grace, a sister.

She then asked if it could be issued in the name of Grace, and it again said no; she might be someone named Franklyn.

Pointing to the marriage certificate, which had both names, she said that indicated Grace and Franklyn were not sisters but were one and the same person (at least to the city of New York). Way too confusing for the DMV. Its solution? It told her to go away and bring better proof as to whom she really is.

I hope James “Jimmy” Carter’s and Willard “Mitt” Romney’s driver’s licenses aren’t due to expire before Nov. 6. They might not be able to vote.

The same problems might be coming in the future for you or thousands of other people who have second names or nicknames on any of the required documents.

Or if, heaven forbid, you misplaced one or more of them in one of the last five or 10 moves.

Rodger Skidmore lives on Siesta Key.

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MORE THAN A FEW

12:16 p.m. — 5300 block of Siesta Court. Residential Burglary. A woman called police to report that her seasonal neighbor’s sliding pool bathroom door was wide open, and she suspected the house had been burglarized. Officers found that someone had cut through a screen to access the door and opened the door with ease, because the owner had left the key to the deadbolt in the lock. The neighbor and police walked through the house and didn’t notice any missing items. They noted the residence looked neat and undisturbed.

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6:30 a.m. — 1200 block of Sharswood Lane. Burglary of a Business. A man reported that someone pulled a vehicle next to a trailer on one of his constructions sites and ransacked the office. Deputies investigating the scene could only find tire tracks showing the suspect’s getaway path and noted that several anthills were disturbed by the vehicle’s tires and had yet to be rebuilt. A laser, a battery pack and a saw were reported missing, and officers took pictures of a size 9 1/2 boot print near the scene.

6:29 a.m. — 5100 block of Oxford Drive. Petit Theft.

Two neighbors reported that their political signs were stolen from their front yards. The men told police four Obama/ Biden signs valued at $5 each were taken.

Reported Incidents Aug. 31 to Sept. 6

Suspicious person or incident Disturbance Public Service Alarm Illegal Parking Animal Problem Abandoned 911 Call Theft Battery Abandoned Tow

BACK THAT THANG UP 7:40 p.m. — 5200 block of Calle De Rio. Vehicle Crash. A woman driving a white Chrysler backed her vehicle out of a Siesta Key driveway and struck another moving car, according to a Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office traffic report. Neither of the drivers was cited for traffic violations, but the report noted the woman driving the Chrysler had improperly backed into the roadway.

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Mooney senior Alec Zec begins his final season with the Sarasota Couny high school hockey team Sept. 21. This will be his fourth season with the Rampage.

ELLENTON — It’s like a moment frozen in time.

A memory Alec Zec will never forget.

One he continues to replay over and over again in his mind when he steps onto the ice.

It was the sixth game of the Sarasota County high school hockey season, and the then Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School freshman had just blocked a shot, beaten the defender back down the ice and fired off a shot of his own from the corner of the rink.

There, Zec stood frozen, silently watching as the puck whizzed through the air toward the net before eventually making its way in.

Zec immediately dropped to one knee, slid across the ice and pumped his fist in celebration of his first goal.

“I didn’t think it was going to hit the net,” said Zec, who turns 18 years old Sept. 22. “It looked like it was going to be high. I celebrated pretty hard.”

Now, four years later, Zec is preparing to begin his final season playing for the Sarasota Rampage — one he hopes will statistically be his best season on record and land him an opportunity to play collegiate hockey.

Last season, Zec finished with 13 assists and has aspirations of recording more than 15 assists this year along with more than six goals — the number of goals he scored his sophomore year.

Zec attended his first practice of the season Sept. 12 and will take the ice for Sarasota’s season opener Sept. 21, against Palm Harbor.

“I think we’ll do better this year,” Zec said. “I want us to at least make the playoffs and hopefully go further.”

Zec began playing hockey in seventh grade after attending a public skate on Christmas Eve at the Ellenton ice rink.

Zec, who briefly played hockey in kindergarten before eventually deciding to focus on football, baseball and basketball, enjoyed playing street hockey and attending the public skates.

At the urging of his mother, Vicki, Zec grabbed his stick and headed back to the rink.

“I kind of wanted to try it again,” Zec said.

Zec joined the rink’s recreational hockey team for which he played for the next two years before joining the Sarasota County high school hockey team as

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Sept. 22 • ODA, Sarasota, Sarasota Christian and Riverview at North Port Invitational (8 a.m.)

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Sept. 21 • Braden River at Riverview (3:30 p.m.)

Sept. 24 • Riverview at Outback Invitational at Mitchell High School, 2323 Little Road, New Port Richey (1 p.m.)

• Sarasota Military Academy at Sarasota Christian at Misty Creek Country Club, 8954 Misty Creek Drive, Sarasota (4 p.m.)

Sept. 25 • Venice at Cardinal Mooney (3:30 p.m.)

Sept. 26 • Riverview at Venice (3:30 p.m.)

• Sarasota vs. Charlotte at Laurel Oak Country Club, 2700 Gary Player Blvd., Sarasota (3:30 p.m.)

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Sept. 25 • Booker at Cardinal Mooney (3:30 p.m.)

• Braden River at Riverview (3:30 p.m.)

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SWIMMING Jen Blanco

Alec Zec prepares for his final season playing hockey for the Sarasota Rampage. a freshman.

“I was nervous,” Zec said of stepping back onto the ice. “I was the youngest one out of everyone. I was only a little seventh-grader.

“It wasn’t until I started playing high school hockey that I got the feel of it,” Zec said. “I got used to hitting. That was the only part that I was really scared of.”

Zec started out playing defense before moving to forward last year, which he enjoys even more.

“I like scoring goals and assists,” Zec said. “You have to play smart (though).

You have to know where to be.”

This fall, Zec is adjusting to playing alongside some of his former competitors after the Manatee County high school hockey team decided not to compete this season.

“I actually kind of like it,” Zec said of playing with kids from other schools.

“I’ve gotten to know a lot of people.

We’re all pretty funny. Us Manatee and Sarasota kids are all friends.”

Zec practices with the Sarasota County high school hockey team every Wednesday night and has games every Friday night.

In addition, Zec works as a skate guard during weekend public skates at the ice rink and keeps score for the adult hockey team; he also plays lacrosse for Cardinal Mooney.

“I like hockey more, but lacrosse is catching up,” Zec said. “My dad wanted me to try it, but now I actually like it a lot. I’m not the best at it, but I like it.”

Contact Jen Blanco at jblanco@yourobserver.com.

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Caldwell added six kills apiece.

The Out-of-Door Academy volleyball team opened its district season with a 25-8, 25-14, 29-27 victory over Bradenton Christian Sept. 13.

Natalie Rodriguez finished with 15 kills and Natalie Buffett added 12 kills to lead the way for the Lady Thunder. Haley Preininger recorded 21 assists and 11 digs and Audra Pack had seven perfect passes and five aces.

ODA returns to action 7 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 20, at Cardinal Mooney.

+ Riverview tops rival Sarasota The Riverview High volleyball team defeated Sarasota 25-10, 26-24, 25-15 Sept. 17.

Sophomore setter Ashley Allmer recorded 27 assists and freshman outside hitter Kenzie Walker finished with 13 kills to lead the way for the Lady Rams. Senior Mallory Waggoner added eight kills and senior Carly Scarbrough had seven kills and five blocks.

Sarasota’s Lauren Hochstetler finished with nine kills and two aces.

Riverview returns to action Thursday, Sept. 20, at Palm Harbor University and Sarasota travels to Braden River Monday, Sept. 24.

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Sarah Soscia finished with nine kills and Gabby Schweigart and Emily

+ Lady Rams take win at runner’s invitational The Riverview High girls cross-country team scored 36 points to win the Bradenton Runner’s Club Invitational Sept. 15, at G.T. Bray Park.

Sarasota scored 83 points to finish second.

Cardinal Mooney’s Grace Casagrande crossed the finish line first in 21:25.18 followed

by Riverview’s Patricia Lewis in 21:29.90.

Riverview’s Emily Barbic finished fourth in 21:43.96 followed by The Out-of-Door Academy’s Carling Landeche (seventh, 22:42.93), Sarasota Christian’s Danielle Bunsick (eighth, 22:49.40), Riverview’s Chinami Wade (ninth, 22:56.81), Sarasota’s Shelby Hinds (10th, 23:00.11), Riverview’s Michaelie Grajalez (11th, 23:05.11), Sarasota’s Amber Kerry (14th, 23:11.90), ODA’s Caitlyn Camire (15th, 23:13.99), Sarasota’s Kim Fabijanczuk (16th, 23:19.52), Riverview’s Adrienne Gerzeny (18th, 23:26.49) and Riverview’s Robyn Natherson (20th, 23:28.90).

On the boys’ side, the Sarasota cross-country team scored 31 points to finish ahead of Riverview (84).

Courtland Bernard finished second in 16:32.46 to lead the way for the Sailors followed by Zackery Summerall (fifth, 16:59.90), Ian Hull (sixth, 17:33.62), Adam Bradtmueller (seventh, 17:36.84) and Calum Pilkey (11th, 17:58.24).

Warren Grajalez finished eighth in 17:49.18 to lead the way for Riverview and Peter Runge finished ninth in 17:53.81 to lead the way for ODA.

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Riverview High School sophomore Hannah James practices her butterfly stroke Wednesday, Sept. 12, at the Selby Aquatic Center. The Sarasota High School, Riverview High School, Booker High School, Cardinal Mooney High School and Sarasota Christian School swim teams participated in a meet. The teams didn’t keep score and used the meet as an opportunity to get some early-season practice under their belts.

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Boys and Girls Club hosts third safety-awareness walk

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The Boys and Girls Club of Sarasota hosted a walk Saturday, Sept.

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After the 3K walk, children were invited to play games on the field.

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BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS

By Adam Hughes | Research Editor

by Nick Friedman | Community Editor

CYD honors local leaders at its annual breakfast Community Youth Development hosted its annual leadership breakfast to honor local leaders Wednesday, Sept. 12.

This year’s honorees included former Sen. Lisa Carlton and Michael Saunders.

Attendees enjoyed breakfast at the Boys and Girls Club before the honorees were recognized.

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A condominium in the Gulf and Bay Club at 5790 Midnight Pass Road has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,335 square feet of living area. It sold for $605,000.

Gulf and Bay Club condo sells for $650,000 The following residential real-estate transactions took place between Sept. 3 and Sept.

7.

A condominium in Gulf and Bay Club tops all transactions in this week’s real estate. James Zink, of Indianapolis, sold his Unit 302 condominium at 5790 Midnight Pass Road to Thomas and Suzanne McGee, of Kansas City, Mo., for $650,000. Built in 1979, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,335 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $605,000 in 2002.

Whispering Sands

Judith Wolff, trustee, of Sarasota, sold the Unit 101 condominium at 20 Whispering Sands Drive to Christopher Small, of Dayton, Ohio, for $525,000. Built in 1973, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,282 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $140,000 in 1984.

of Brentwood, Tenn., for $290,000. Built in 1974, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,093 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $110,000 in 1983.

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Bernice Stein, trustee, sold the Unit 511 condominium at 5855 Midnight Pass Road to Wally and Nancy Merrill, of Ontario, Canada, for $275,000. Built in 1976, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,165 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $175,000 in 1999.

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BMS Realty LLC sold the Unit 103 condominium at 8730 Midnight Pass Road to Oystein and Jane Fardal, of Eggersund, Norway, for $420,000. Built in 1980, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,232 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $830,000 in 2005.

Gail Twilley, trustee, sold the Unit 46 condominium at 1257 S. Portofino Drive to Timothy Andersen and Colleen Morrissette, of Sarasota, for $245,000. Built in 1968, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 929 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $265,000 in 2010.

John Gannon and Norma Gannon, trustees, of Sarasota, sold the Unit 48 condominium at 1257 S. Portofino Drive to Judith Liskin-Gasparro, of Iowa City, Iowa, for $230,000. Built in 1968, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 991 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $175,000 in 2006.

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Philip and Carol Maloney, of New Hope, Pa., sold their Unit 805 condominium at 1125 Peppertree Drive to Steven Grise and Maritza Poza-Grise, of Landenberg, Pa., for $382,500. Built in 1974, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,200 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $200,000 in 1992.

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Mary Goss, trustee, of Nokomis, sold the Unit 518 condominium at 8977 Midnight Pass Road to Kenneth and Victoria Davis,

Marissa Morris and Kimberly Menezes CYD Executive Director Karen Bogues and honoree former Sen. Lisa Carlton

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Jerry and Dana Krutil, of Sarasota, sold their Unit 102 condominium at 6600 Peacock Road to John and Sara Gensburg, of Highland Park, Ill., for $210,000. Built in 1982, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,196 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $420,000 in 2005.

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84" OVERSTUFFED Used 1 yr. 941-914-0558.

84" OVERSTUFFED Medium cocoa sofa, $200.

Used MARSHALL 1 yr. 941-914-0558.

AMP 400W + RackTuner Was $1600.

Good condition, $200.

941-355-9193.

AMP MARSHALL 400W + RackTuner Was $1600.

Good condition,GATEWAY, $200. 941-355-9193.

COMPUTER: 2.4GHz, keyboard, mouse & monitor, $85. 941-756-6728.

COMPUTER: GATEWAY, 2.4GHz, keyboard, mouse & SOLID monitor, $85.

941-756-6728.

DESK: maple walnut finish, brass hardware, executive style,walnut 7 drawers, DESK: SOLID maple finish,excellent brass condition, 941-923-2008. hardware, $75.00. executive style, 7 drawers, excellent condition, $75.00. 941-923-2008.

POSTAL COLLAGE: 18”x22”, matted, framed, $50.

3-Egg poacher, new! $12. matted, GE Juicer, $45.

POSTAL COLLAGE: 18”x22”, framed, 941-952-1097. $50. 3-Egg poacher, new! $12. GE Juicer, $45.

941-952-1097.

TORO MOWER/MULCHER, starts by 2nd pull, 12” rearMOWER/MULCHER, wheels, $150 o/b/o. 941-350-6352.

TORO starts by 2nd pull, 12” rear wheels, $150 o/b/o. 941-350-6352.

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NOKOMIS FURNISHED Studio, inclusive deposit. No smoking. pets.

NOKOMIS +FURNISHED Studio, AnnualNo $170/wk.

941-484-3656. inclusive + deposit. No smoking. No pets.

941-484-3656.

PALMER RANCH: large 2BR/2BA, corner, 1195/sq.ft., second floor, exercise and PALMER RANCH: large pool, 2BR/2BA, corner, activities room. $1075/mo.

1195/sq.ft., second floor,941-966-6000. pool, exercise and activities room. $1075/mo. 941-966-6000.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2012

Cleaning

Furniture Repair

Painting/Wallpapering

A CLEANING EVEN YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW WILL APPROVE! Every time, guaranteed! Lic./Ins. Bonded. Pamela, 941-320-0023. www.CleanTimeServices.com

ALBERTO’S REFINISHING Of Fine Furniture, Antiques, Gold Leaf, Cane, Rush, Upholstery.

Quality Work. Call: 941-296-5427.

CARLO DATTILO PAINTING. Licensed & insured.

Interior/ Exterior painting including drywall repair and retexturing. Wallpaper installation & removal, pressure washing. Residential & commercial, condos. Honest & reliable. Free estimates.

941-744-1020. 35+ years experience.

For Qualified Waiting Clients

AMANDA’S CLEANING up to 3 1/2 hrs, $65. LRG Homes $85, up to 5 hrs. 941-705-1654.

Contact - Sarasota Luxury Rentals 941-225-1356

BETTY’S HOUSECLEANING Service. High quality cleaning. Reasonable rates. Licensed.

References. Call 941-650-6180.

email: info@sarasotaluxuryrentals.com Personalized attention with professional honest advice.

25 Years Experience - References available Part of the Florida International Realty of Sarasota Group.

Vacation/Seasonal Rentals BEACHPLACE ON LBK: Special pricing until end of December for beautiful 2BR unit, first floor, modern furnishings, enclosed parking. Call 941-807-0897 for details.

ON BEACH or Bay!! 1-3 Bedrooms, Weekly or Monthly. Available Immediately.

Seaside Management, 941-923-6077.

Adult Care Services ASSISTED LIVING in the Privacy of your Home. Complete Care from Homemaking, Transportation, Dressing and Grooming, Medications to RN Supervision and Case Management. License # 30211372, bonded and insured. Services available all hours.

Call 377-4465.

COMPASSIONATE COMPANION DUTIES Days or nights. Excellent references.

Barbara 941-926-7227.

Auto Service WE WANT TO BUY YOUR VEHICLE!!!

Any Make, Any Model, Any Condition.

No Title - No Problem! Bank Lien - No Problem!

Paying up to $30,000 for Vehicles. Call AJ now at 813-335-3794 for a Free Quote or 813-531-4298.

BRAZILIAN CLEANING Service by Maria.

Residential/ Commercial. Meticulous Cleaning.

Excellent References. Free Estimates. Reliable.

Lic./ Ins. 941-400-3342.

CLEANING BY LUCY. Affordable, Reliable & Meticulous.

Residential & Commercial.

Great References & Seniors discount.

(941) 879-5130.

LIZ’S CLEANING. Want thorough and dependable? Look no further. Call Liz, 941-927-5868.

PERFECTION HOME/OFFICE Cleaning Service We use only high quality natural GREEN products!

Dermatologist-tested, safe and allergy free!

941-323-8360 or 941-270-1875.

QUALITY BOAT Cleaning and Detailing on a regular or one time basis. * Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly Plans * Weekly Wash starting at $1.50 per ft. * Free Estimates We service all sizes and types of boats.

Completely mobile. Licensed & insured. Call Blue Magic Marine Detailing (941) 650-1487 www.bluemagicdetailing.com RELIABLE CLEANING SERVICE Residential & Commercial, Experienced & Honest.

Call Luzinete Gonsalves today!! 941-822-5878.

STEVE ALLEN FLOOR COVERINGS

Pet Services

PROFESSIONAL TILE & MARBLE INSTALLATION

DOG WALKER for Siesta Key/South Gate area.

Mature, responsible dog lover will walk your dog while you're away. Call Linda for a free, no obligation meet and greet session. 941-321-5290.

DOGGY HOTEL. 24 Hour Daycare. Brown Avenue near Bee Ridge and 41 behind Sleep King (new owner). First day FREE. Grooming by Mark.

Meet and greet and get a treat. 941-554-4620.

20 YRS. EXPERIENCE CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 726-1802 LIC/ INS

Professional Services TILE AND STONE REPAIR Interior/Exterior, Expert Solutions & Warranties Ozzie Lopez, 941-822-1743

HOUSE CLEANING, housekeeping, pet sitting, window washing. Excellent services by European couple. 941-350-8072.

ISLAND CONCIERGE. No time? We can help you. Shopping, errands, travel arrangements, etc. www.islandconcierge.us 941-778-3203.

Tile

URBANTREND RENOVATION Tile & Marble expert installation Kitchen & Bath remodeling Fine carpentry & entertainment unit Stone floor restoration/maintenance 20 years experience in Sarasota Insured & Lic#CGC1519607 Free estimate call 941-306-7778

SANDINI TILE & MARBLE Installation & Repairs, Floor Restoration, Free Estimate & Consultation. Licensed & Insured.

Best Prices!! 941-685-2690.

FIND

Insurance WIND MITIGATION INSP/REPORT $75 Save $$$$$ on Homeowner's Insurance Windows, Doors and Shutter Quotes Enterprise Group, LLC. 941-685-0171 Floridadisaster.org/wisc/SavingsWizard Licensed & Insured - CBC1252514

WINDOW WASHING. Single mom, hard worker, 10 yrs.+ experience. Honest and reliable. Call Mari, 941-404-5083, 813-317-9759.

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Jackie Peters Cully will cover six leaves a night for her upcoming art installation in May. The paper she uses is leftover from her other projects painting silk clothing and scarves.

NATURALDESIGN Textile designer Jackie Peters Cully teaches community members how to make artful leaves for her upcoming art installation. The nature-inspired project will be featured in May, at Art Center Sarasota.

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hat another artist might discard, Jackie Peters Cully sees as another medium for her craft — she uses all of it.

A silk scarf in the making, sits on blank brown parchment paper. As she paints color on the fabric, dye seeps

through onto the protective sheets of parchment below it. Cully then uses a roll of toilet paper to rub the ink into the silk.

The rolls of toilet paper, colored in streaks of bright dye, will next be used in a skirt she is producing in April for the iconcept fashion show fundraiser.

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The leftover colorful parchment paper will be used for a special installation coming to Art Center Sarasota in May. Four hundred colorful leaves will hang from ceiling to floor — the result of a community project that she has initiated with the help of the Art Center.

“Oh, it’s a beautiful story,” she says of how the idea came formed.

It started when Cully found two leaves outside of her house.

She brought them inside, and they sat on her bookshelf for six months.

Using polymer glue, she eventually covered the leaves with the dye-stained parchment from her latest textile design project, and they sat for another six months.

“I couldn’t figure out what to do with them, but I knew something would happen because that’s the way my life goes,” she says.

It was an artist friend of Cully’s, who, upon seeing the leaves, suggested she turn them into an art installation — Cully’s first.

Cully could envision what it would look like, but she knew the project would need more leaves than she could produce on her own.

Cully recalled an article she read about a Nigerian artist who taught boys in his community how to flatten bottle caps for an installation on which he was working. The idea spurred the solution to her massive leaf installation.

“It’s going to be a community project,” Cully says.

No two leaves will be alike.

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Jackie Peters Cully’s colorful leaves. For her community project, each side of the leaf will be decorated by a different person. ent person will design and decorate each side of the leaf.

Cully has already led three workshops at the Art Center to teach local children how to decorate the leaves.

“We’re (hoping) to do Boys and Girls (Club), Booker High School, The Friendship Center and the Women’s Resource Center, among other places,” she says.

The first workshop for adults was held Monday, Sept. 17.

She plans to host at least one a month until the installation takes place. Cully tries to make six leaves a night. As a retired textile designer, her paper placement has a defined sense of purpose that reflects her artful eye.

In July, the installation will be moved to Florida Craftsman Gallery, in St. Petersburg. But Cully has aspirations for it to keep moving.

“You know what I hope?” she asks with hushed excitement.

“That it goes to New York.”

New York City is a place she knows well; it was there that

Cully achieved her childhood dreams. She was the first black stylist and textile designer in the United States.

“Since I was 5 years old, I knew I was going to be an artist,” Cully says.

When one of her high school teachers in Boston found out Cully (then Peters) was going to study at The Art Institute of Chicago, she told her that there was no place in the fashion market for a black artist.

“But I didn’t pay any attention to her,” Cully laughs. “I was going to be a fashion designer.”

While most women her age were getting married or studying to become secretaries, nurses or schoolteachers, Cully was attending art school in Chicago.

Around 1951, Cully moved to Paris to continue learning. After a year in one of the fashion capitals of the world, she returned home to Boston and began her search for a job as a dress designer.

“There were no black designers; just as my teacher said,” Cul-

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ly says. She eventually moved to New York.

But, she was encouraged to pursue textile design when a Vogue editor saw her portfolio during an interview. It was a good fit. After 12 jobs in 12 years, Cully had made a name for herself.

“It was always upward, better jobs and bigger places,” she says.

Cully became well-known for her textile designs and was featured in many publications, from The New York Times to Ebony. She also sold her designs to the likes of Macy’s and Oscar de la Renta.

By 1966, Cully held one of the highest positions she could — a stylist at a design house. Then, in 1979, she took the next big career: She stepped out on her own to start Jackie Peters Design Studio.

By 1966, Cully was making an unheard of salary in the highest position she could hold — a stylist at a design house. Then in 1979, she took the next big career step going out on her own to start Jackie Peters Design Studio.

In 2000, Peters retired from textile design and moved to Sarasota, but she continues to make her mark on the world of design, one leaf at a time.

“I think if you have a passion, no matter what it is … don’t ever give up,” she says, “Stick around for the miracle that can happen in your life.”

To find out about Cully’s free leaf workshops, visit Art Center Sarasota’s website: artsarasota.org.

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+ Eviction may have been a drag, but have no fear Drag Queen Bingo will still take place every Friday in its new home at The Players Theatre. Miss Beneva Fruitville announced last week that, starting in October, The Players would take on the queens in all of their glory.

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I attended the troupe’s September show, and it was a blast, from the whipped cream and gorilla suit, right down to the clothes-eating snake. And I haven’t been able to get Top Hat Dave’s tassels out of my head since that show.

It might seem early to buy tickets for an Oct. 20 show, but the the group sold a quarter of the October show’s tickets before they even went on stage this month.

I hear it’s going to be a Halloween-themed affair — full of tricks, treats and lots of tease. Call 925-FUNY for tickets or go online to mccurdyscomedy.com.

Local writer Pamela Beck has a column, called ARTdart, on Sarasota Visual Art’s website. One of her recent columns about art and youthfulness is a not-to-be missed piece.

Beck’s piece recaps the story of a John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art docent’s recent tour. The docent was in awe of Michael, a little boy on her tour. Michael’s excitement and enthusiasm, as told by Beck, was impressive and scholarly.

He asked questions and had an almost professional take on seeing the museum for the first time. The story reminds you to trust future generations and to see things through innocent eyes.

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All ages are welcome to the event sponsored by Julie Rohr Academy. The first-place winner in each category wins $200 and the claim to fame of being the most talented of 2012. Call 371-4979 for an audition time.

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South Florida Museum uncorks an evening of ‘fun’draising The glasses were certainly half full Friday, Sept. 14, at South Florida Museum’s fundraising event, Vinology.

Seminars were offered to examine, evaluate and understand the science of wine. Attendees learned about pairing various varietals with small bites offered from Anna Maria Oyster Bar, Harry’s

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There were plenty of opportunities to say hello to Snooty, the museum’s resident manatee, and stroll through the exhibits, all in the name of raising funds for South Florida Museum’s education program.

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Rand’s Rundown: Best overall production she’s ever seen: “Young Frankenstein” on Broadway in 2008 Show she would love to choreograph: “Bye Bye Birdie” Favorite show she’s choreographed: “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat” Favorite show in which she’s performed: a national tour of “Guys and Dolls” A show she hasn’t seen but wants to: “In the Heights” Show she’s most looking forward to during Sarasota’s upcoming season: “Sideshow” at The Players Theatre

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“I have to say that, honestly, (the process) hasn’t been difficult,” choreographer Jolie Rand says. “I was so thrilled to have the opportunity to choreograph at The Players … I have the opportunity to do what I love to do in a place that’s my home.”

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estled among the glowing lights of the Vegas Strip lived choreographer Jolie Rand and her daughter, Nikki.

Rand was leading a Broadway children’s theater that she founded, called Broadway Bound, and she was simultaneously choreographing shows for high schools and a local community theater. Vegas wasn’t all that bad, but Rand was ready to leave the drone of electronic slot machine sounds and streets bustling with tourists. “(Nikki) was going into high school, so we thought we needed a change; we wanted to move to a family-oriented community,”

Rand says.

Nikki, also a dancer, now attends Booker High School.

Rand’s parents live in Sarasota, and she and her daughter would visit frequently. In 2010, they moved here permanently. Rand was glad to come to a warm place away from the hustle and bustle.

Two days after arriving in Sarasota, Nikki auditioned for “Mame” at The Players Theatre and was cast.

“When we walked through the doors, Jeffery (Kin) was so warm, giving and kind ... We’ve never gone to any other theaters — it’s our home,” Rand says.

Rand, who started as a triple

threat (dancer, singer and actress) at age 9, has been involved in theater her whole life.

At age 17, after attending a performing-arts high school, Rand spent summers in Atlanta performing and dancing at Six Flags Over Georgia. It was there that she befriended DeWayne Barrett, a fellow performer and now a fellow Sarasotan.

Rand tapped her way to a dance school in New York and a professional dance school in London where she began to excel outside of performance.

“My leadership skills as a dance captain and choreographer were noted early,” she says. “So, I knew

if I couldn’t perform that it was a skill that was already honed and recognized.”

Rand continued to perform but “got heavy into the choreographing and directing” in the early ’90s.

She began choreographing at Broadway star Terrence Mann’s regional theater in North Carolina on and off for two years — it was her first big job. But she’d also worked with Barrett creating choreography for the themepark show at Six Flags.

When Rand first settled here, it had been some time since she had performed, but she dusted off her dance shoes and took the stage with her daughter in The Players’ “A Chorus Line” in February. She also directed the Summer Sizzler, “Stay.”

But, because she had choreographed professionally, she was hoping for something more.

“Jeffery knew that I was interested (in choreographing), so he provided me with this opportunity,” Rand says.

After listening to the music from “Applause,” Rand had a vision. Created by meshing current Broadway choreography and different dance styles, Rand says she took a fresh approach to the musical, which runs Thursday, Sept. 20, through Sept. 30, at The Players.

“It’s not the ‘Applause’ people might know from the ’70s,” she says. “It’s a new take … the choreography is alive, and the staging and directing is hip and current.”

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“It’s a great way to raise a teenager — to have (the same) passion and do what we love to do,” she says.

Rand hopes to continue working with The Players Theatre in the future.

“They opened the doors, and we’re staying,” Rand says. “We love it here.”

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