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New code will bring new vision A form-based code would specify the density, height, scale and design of projects in a certain area providing what Commissioner Susan Chapman calls a ‘more objective’ development map.

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A form-based code implemented in the city of Sarasota could bring a new urbanist, mixed-use project to the area between downtown Sarasota, where a controversial condo project and a Walmart were both proposed — but never built. It could also draw an ambitious map for redevelopment in the

Rosemary District. And, it could re-envision growth on the North Trail. These all are possibilities city leaders hope could be the result of a two-and-a-half year comprehensive reworking of the city’s zoning and development code into a formbased code.

In a unanimous vote Monday, June 17, city commissioners approved a strategic plan and funding to develop the new code. But, what exactly will this new development map and future developments that follow its code, look

INSIDE: A look at three cities with form-based codes. / PAGE 2A

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by Roger Drouin | City Editor

Board approves hotel adjustments + Ocean love Lelu’s Coffee partnered with Ocean Defender of Hawaii Saturday, June 8, on Siesta Key Public Beach to bring awareness about what is happening with the ocean. Forty people joined hands on Siesta Key Beach at noon while people all across the world were doing the same to bless the ocean in a nondenominational way.

The joint-venture development team hopes to break ground in January, on 148-room hotel and 147 apartments at the corner of Palm Avenue and Ringling Boulevard. A two-tower hotel and apartment development planned for a vacant parcel of prime downtown land moved ahead June 12. In a 3-1 vote, the Sarasota Planning Board approved three ad-

justments for the development, called One Palm, proposed at the corner of Ringling Boulevard and Palm Avenue. The one-acre portion of that property has remained undeveloped since 1986.

One Palm developers Dennis McGillicuddy, a private investor, and John Meshad, of JWM Management Inc., are partnering with iStar financial, a New-YorkCity-based real-estate invest-

ment trust that owns the property at 240 S. Pineapple Ave., in a joint venture to develop the hotel and apartments, McGil-

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open space. In Santa Ana, Calif., a formbased code, approved in 2010, like? City officials say that will be presented architectural stanhashed out during the planning dards and buildings types that process that will cost $900,000. the community wanted to see “We have a ways to go,” said Tim built in the future, according to Litchet, the city’s director of neigh- the Form-Based Code Institute. borhoods and development. “It is a relatively new idea as But one thing is clear: the im- far as zoning,” Litchet said. “But, pact will be wide-reaching. there are a lot of communities The new code will be designed adopting a form-based code, or to give developers and residents hybrid of a form-based code.” more predictability when it comes Litchet noted that in several citto new developments. City Man- ies that have adopted these type ager Tom Barwin called it a “rare of plans, residents have reacted opportunity” for the city to refresh favorably to new developments. its image for the future. Andres Duany, who helped au“It will have a huge impact on thor Sarasota’s Downtown Master what our community looks like Plan in 2000, has been at the foreover the next 25 years,” Barwin front of form-based code design. said. He implemented the first formbased code in 1979, in Seaside. The planner, who was in SaraA trend With a new code in place, Sara- sota this week, said any formsota would join cities, such as based code in Sarasota should Santa Ana, Calif.; Flagstaff, Ariz.; look at the areas bordering Main Gulfport, Miss.; downtown Peo- Street and how to bring in rederia, Ill.; downtown Benicia, Calif.; velopment. Miami; Seaside; and just to the “About one third of your downnorth, Bradenton. town is excellent,” Duany said, Flagstaff’s size and demo- and the other two-thirds is ripe graphics makes it similar to for redevelopment and new projSarasota for planning purposes, ects. and it is largely built out, Litchet Duany said each city’s formsaid. In 2011, Flagstaff adopted based code should be “locally a form-based code for the city’s calibrated,” and he likes the idea downtown and neighboring his- of Sarasota’s model of having an toric districts. Urban Design Studio for officials “It’s working for them,” Litchet to get public input on the plan. said. That studio will be set up at According to the Form-Based the Federal Building, 111 S. OrCodes Institute, city officials in ange Ave., where residents can the Arizona city of 60,000, em- view the planning process and barked on a comprehensive re- give comments. The city will hire write of its zoning regulations, Karin Murphy, a former redevelafter realizing they were com- opment specialist with the city of plicated, hard to administer and Sarasota, and Andrew Georgiadis, promoted sprawl development. a town planner and guest design Although the code allowed more critic at the University of Miami compact development that sup- School of Architecture, as full2013-05-13BPR.pdf 5/14/13 12:03 PM ported local businesses,1 city time consultants who will work leaders also wanted to conserve out of the design studio.

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Population: 60,000 Implemented: 2011 Planning process: Three years Acres covered by code: All areas zoned mixed use “The new code, adopted in 2011, seamlessly combines conventional zoning districts with form-based districts (for downtown and surrounding historic areas). ”

Population: 112,000 Implemented: 2010 Planning process: 5 years Acres covered by code: 7,488 “The city is a national model for creating the form-based portions of a code — targeted to specific areas that offer great opportunities for revitalization — as part of a larger code update effort.”

Population: 329,500 Implemented: 2010 Planning process: One year Acres covered by code: 457 The code “focuses on the subtleties of building placement, massing, and building and frontage types for an existing community.”

Encouraging redevelopment

Currently, Sarasota has 42 separate zoning districts throughout the city. A form-based code would establish a set of “transects” or areas of different building height, scale and design, ranging from more compact, urban development downtown, to less compact development in suburban areas. One challenge is to draw the new code so it meets neighborhood desires for compatibility, while also encouraging redevelopment. According to Litchet, the code must be written in a way that does not impact property owner rights. “It should offer incentives and tools for property owners to do a project a certain way,” Litchet said. A form-based plan shows building types and options. For ex-

and design of projects in a certain area, providing what Chapman calls a “more objective” way of regulating what is allowed. For example, she has heard from residents who would like to see a development similar in scale to Citrus Square, constructed on Orange Avenue in the Rosemary District; built at the site of the Ringling Walmart proposal; or on a nearby vacant parcel once slated for condo units. Chapman said she wants to see the new code written in phases — starting with the neighborhoods just outside downtown, such as the Rosemary District, Gillespie Park and Park East. “These areas are prime for redevelopment,” Chapman said. The next important phase would be work on the North Trail and South Tamiami Trail, Chapman said.

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ECO-DEVELOPMENT

by David Conway | County News Editor

Duany pushes environmentalists to guide city building regulations sound bytes During his tour June 18 and a dinner event that evening, Duany shared his praise and critique of the city. On obtainable housing downtown: The planner said parking requirements downtown make it difficult to build smaller, more affordable units because so much space has to be dedicated to a parking garage. “Parking needs to be closely analyzed as an impediment,” Duany said.

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On his latest visit to Sarasota, new urbanist planner Andres Duany had good things to say about the new Palm Avenue parking garage. The garage was one of his suggestions in 2000.

Checking in 13 years after first helping create the eventual downtown master plan, Andres Duany emphasizes compromise. In Sarasota’s future, Andres Duany envisions a master plan that clearly delineates the code for developers, addressing the specific needs of urban, suburban and rural areas, while lessening regulations. Duany, the new urbanist who helped create the blueprint of what became the Downtown Master Plan in 2000, thinks there’s a natural group to take the lead on this issue: environmentalists, who he said are the only stakeholders in the process with moral standing. “They didn’t get their power because they were richer — they got their power because they were on the right side of things,“ Duany said after the joint County Commission meeting with the City Commission, Wednesday, June 19. That isn’t to say he sympathizes with the primary concern of many environmentalists in the area. Duany

characterized the environmental concerns of residents as “obsessed with hydrology.” “It’s not the wrong science,” Duany said of the focus on water. “It’s just not the most critical science.” Duany suggested a shift to carbon-focused environmentalism, which could begin by easing hydrological regulations on new developments downtown, lessening the city’s dependency on cars to outweigh adverse ecological effects. A walkable downtown has been a priority of Duany’s vision for Sarasota since he first came here. Principled compromise in the name of easing the development process was a recurring theme. When recommending institution of a clear-cut city code, so developers would be more acutely aware of what they could build, he anticipated potential blow-

back from individual neighborhoods. His response was that such close oversight would stymie new projects. “Dozens of neighborhoods don’t want a master plan at all; they want to have the decision making continually embedded within a small group of people in the neighborhood,” Duany said. “You’re welcome to do that, but it ends bad.” Duany reiterated the need for separate codes for urban and suburban areas to create an incentive to build on what are otherwise smaller, more limiting plots in the city. Though Duany said he’s improved the amount of time it takes to install the sort of plan he’s envisioning, there would still be a wait for its effects to be noticeable. “Even when you put a code in place, you have to wait a generation before you see anything,” Duany said.

On Mediterranean Revival architecture downtown: “It’s not that all Mediterranean architecture is bad. It’s just that downtown Sarasota doesn’t deserve this bad Mediterranean architecture.” On Sarasota’s progress: “You think you’re running a dysfunctional operation here. You are running a continuous fluke, and things are moving forward.” On the Palm Avenue Parking Garage: Duany said the public parking garage that opened in 2010, is a great asset the city has gained. Some of the spaces can be used to relieve the parking requirements in nearby developments. “It’s about as good as it gets,” he said about the design of the garage. — Roger Drouin

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City officials, community leaders and members came together Tuesday, June 19, at The Francis, to hear Andres Duany speak about how the city has done with its master plan and about downtown development. The Downtown Sarasota Alliance sponsored the dinner with Andres Duany. About 200 people attended. — Yaryna Klimchak

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 Regular City Commission Meeting — 2:30 and 6 p.m. Monday, July 1, City Hall, Commission Chambers, 1565 First St., Sarasota.

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+ Entrepreneur purchases more downtown land Entrepreneur Jesse Biter closed June 18 on an .84-acre parcel at 1445 Second St. He purchased the property, which houses the United Way Building, for $2.8 million. The property, located catty-corner to Whole Foods Market, is the first of two parcels Biter is slated to buy with plans to develop an apartment complex. Biter Biter is scheduled to acquire the Marcia Wood & Co. property at 1401 Second St. in July. John Harshman, of Harshman and Co., represented the seller and Steve Horn, of Ian Black Real Estate, represented the buyer. “Jesse’s vision for the city is for people to have the ability to live and work in downtown and not have to buy a $1 million or a $500,000 condo,” Horn says. He expects demolition of the two buildings to start toward the end of the year and is hopeful that construction could start in the first or second quarter of 2014. The seller, United Way of Sarasota County Inc., purchased the 39-year-old building in late 2000 for $850,000.

Development Review Committee — 9 a.m., Wednesday, July 3, City Hall, Room 122, 1565 First St., Sarasota.

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Meanwhile, Biter said local architects are putting together some possible design plans for his proposed 10-story apartment development. Biter wants to build 168 obtainable-housing apartments on the two parcels totaling 1.08 acres. Early plans for the apartment project include amenities such as a laundry chute, rooftop restaurant and a share-a-car community rental program for renters who want to trade their car for a bike. Preliminary project plans also include retail space on the first floor. Because of a city approval in 2007 that granted previous developer Leonard Garner a density bonus, allowing up to 168 new residences at 1445 Second St., Biter is allowed to build a higher number of residential units. Twelve units can be built at 1401 Second St.

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+ U.S. 301 to get new median landscaping

As of Monday, June 17, the new P.F. Chang’s restaurant at the corner of U.S. 41 and Osprey Avenue is open for business. Construction of the 6,900-square-foot, stand-alone building began in December, and crews spent the last few weeks wrapping up construction. They recently installed the pair of trademark horses in front of the restaurant, and last month, workers were installing tile around the base of the horses. The restaurant opened at 5 p.m. Monday, according to the P.F. Chang’s corporate website.

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P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Inc. operates two restaurant chains: the full-service P.F. Chang’s China Bistro and the quick-casual Pei Wei Asian Diner. Community interest has been especially high for the restaurant, because the closest P.F. Chang’s is more than an hour away north or south, in Tampa and Fort Myers. The company operates a Pei Wei on University Parkway just west of I-75. The restaurant’s regular hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m Sunday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

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+ Police find missing swimmer’s body off Lido Key The Sarasota Police Department recovered the body of a 19-year-old man before 9 a.m. Sunday, June 17, roughly 200 yards off of Lido Beach, after witnesses reported him missing the previous evening. Police and other agencies began a search for Steve A. Reserve, who was last seen in distress in Big Pass, off the beach near Ted Sperling Park at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 16. Big Pass’s rough tidal conditions can make the waterway difficult to navigate.

Sarasota County deputies discovered a crack pipe beneath a 6-year-old boy during a traffic stop after 10 p.m. Friday, June 14. Deputies arrested Fallon Miller and Gregory Wagner near the intersection of Dixie Drive and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, after Miller ran a stop sign in a white pickup truck. Deputies discovered crack cocaine in Fallon’s mouth and the child between the pair. The Sheriff’s Office charged Wagner, who has been arrested 16 prior times in Sarasota County, with child abuse and possession of cocaine, and Miller with possession of cocaine, tampering with evidence, driving with a suspended license and possession of drug paraphernalia.

During the Monday, June 17, City Commission meeting, commissioners: • Appointed Robert Lindsay to the Planning Board. Commissioner Susan Chapman, elected to the City Commission in May, vacated that seat last month. Board members serve for three-year terms, and cannot serve more than two consecutive terms. Mayor Shannon Snyder and commissioners Paul Caragiulo and Suzanne Atwell voted to appoint Lindsay. Lindsay served on the Planning Board for several terms from 1984 to 2009. • Voted unanimously against an ordinance that would have amended the zoning code to allow cluster housing developments as a permitted use in certain residential zones. City planning staff had recommended commissioners not approve the change. • Discussed a $225,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the possibility of using the grant to build a homeless facility in collaboration with Sarasota County. • Approved an agreement between the city of Sarasota and the School Board of Sarasota County to assign three regularly employed police officers to be responsible for three schools: one officer assigned to Booker High School; one officer assigned to Sarasota High School; and one officer assigned to Brookside Middle School. The next Regular City Commission Meeting is scheduled at 2:30 and 6 p.m. Monday, July 1, City Hall, Commission Chambers, 1565 First St., Sarasota.

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A project to add landscaping to the median on U.S. 301 from Mound Street to Myrtle Avenue is slated to start in September. The city will begin seeking bids from contractors later this month, and by Sept. 1, the selected contractor should go to the City Commission for approval, said Neil Gaines, the city’s coordinator of capital projects. When U.S. 301 was rebuilt, all of the landscaping, except one strip north of Mound Street, in front of Sarasota Ford, was removed from the medians. This project will add in new landscaping and irrigation in the highway’s median. “It’s a big project,” Gaines said. “It will look great when it is done.” A previous bid for the landscape project came in over budget, so city officials changed the project design to keep the cost down. “We modified the design to remove specific parts of the project such as certain types of irrigation control or irrigation heads and put generic units in,” Gaines said.

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HOTEL / FROM PAGE 1A licuddy said. The developers must now seek approval through either a site plan or building permit application. Both processes require city staff approval. After the June 12 meeting, McGillicuddy highlighted details of the project for a 148-room hotel which will also offer 147 residential units. An L shaped apartment tower will partially overlook Palm Avenue, while another L shaped hotel tower will be located to the east. The apartment lobby will face Palm Avenue, and the hotel lobby and drop-off will face Ringling Boulevard. “We are looking for how we will run the hotel,” said McGillicuddy, who in 1998 and 1999 sold Coaxial Communications, a cable television company he co-founded. The development will also include a restaurant on the first floor facing Ringling Boulevard. The developers were seeking an adjustment that would allow the 10-story building to be placed 8.5 feet from Ringling Boulevard to accommodate a water drainage pipe, and another adjustment allowing the developer to keep a grand oak tree and wrap the edge of the building around the tree. The developers were also requesting a smaller awning than mandated in the city’s code. The property at 240 S. Pineapple Ave totals 2.95-acres. In addition to the vacant tract, the property currently houses a parking lot and three existing buildings, including a two-story office building; an 11-story, 129,000-square-foot office tower; and an eight-level parking garage, which will be tied into the hotel and apartment project. “It will be two separate buildings with a courtyard in the middle,” McGillicuddy said about the development’s preliminary design. The location at Palm and Ringling was what attracted McGillicuddy and Meshad to the project; the developers had been eying the parcel for some time.

Preliminary plans call for the tower fronting Palm Avenue to move back 32-feet to make space for a grand oak. “If you look downtown, it is one of the few locations left to develop,” MGillicuddy said, “and it is a beautiful location. It will add to the vibrancy of downtown.” Although there are hotels along the bayfront and Hotel Indigo on Boulevard of the Arts, there are no hotels in the downtown core, south of Fruitville Road and east of U.S. 41. At the June 12 planning board meeting, member Mort Siegel, who voted against the adjustments, wanted to see more specific details about the project sooner than later. “We should have as much information as possible before we start talking about 8-and-a-half feet here and a canopy this and that,” Siegel said. Siegel said he was not seeking final plans, but more specifics than what was shown in several preliminary sketches submitted to the city. Joel Freedman, a planning consultant representing the developers, said they would submit more-detailed plans as the next step. However the developers wanted to know if the planning board would approve the adjustments before they pursued that next step. “The adjustments (process) was set up because if you don’t know if you can

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What’s next: The developers must now seek approval through either a site plan or building permit application. Both processes which require city staff approval. build this, you’re not going to spend thousands and thousands of dollars on plans,” Freedman said. “The design hasn’t been finished yet.” A previous developer had secured similar adjustments in 2006, but that project on the property was never built.

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Golden opportunity Bring up the city of Sarasota’s zoning code, and invariably members of the city’s planning board will tell you it doesn’t work. New City Manager Tom Barwin, who has been in the trenches of city governments for 30 years, winces when you bring it up and says it needs to be pitched and redone. It would not be inaccurate to say the proposed Walmart near Lime Avenue and Ringling Boulevard and a health spa on the North Trail, not to mention overall redevelopment on the North Trail, have fallen victim to the city’s ancient and increasingly unworkable codes. Now there is hope. The City Commission Monday night approved the spending of nearly $1 million over the next two-and-a-half to three years to develop what the planning geeks call “form-based codes.” This is the code and planning system Andres Duany and his Miami architectural firm, Duany PlaterZyberk & Co., used to develop Seaside, that popular resort community in the Florida Panhandle and site of the movie, “The Truman Show.” The accompanying box, taken from the Form-Based Codes Institute, defines and illustrates how form-based codes are put into practice. On paper, this looks great. But that’s the way most architectural renderings look. When it comes time to implement, the story often is another matter. Planners love these technical processes. But look what planners have wrought. In the item below, Duany himself laments how zoning codes and regulations are choking new-business formation in Florida. Duany’s own master plan for downtown Sarasota — another attempt at form-based code — is loaded with specific regulations and recommendations, such as awning types and window sizes. The point is: Form-based codes have become the “new math” of planning and zoning, even though they have been around a long time. More and more communities have adopted and are adopting this approach. And it sounds and reads as if form-based codes are a better alternative than the system the city has used over the past 50 years. Communities that have adopted them say they reduce a city or county’s regulatory burdens and speeds up the review process, saving local governments and developers thousands of dollars. Go for it. Like the Duany master plan of 2000, converting to form-based codes will require public discussion and acceptance. If you read existing literature on the adoption of form-based codes, its proponents talk of the need for community charettes. And that is where the process can get gummy. A select few can hijack the process. To this end, our hope is that City Manager Barwin is able to maneuver Sarasota through the creation of form-based codes without letting city’s anti-everything Luddites kidnap the process and kill it. Updating the city’s zoning codes is long overdue. We hope those who become involved will keep an important tenet in mind. We say it often: Capital flows where it is welcome. Sarasota needs to attract new investment. Its zoning codes should welcome it.

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Set aside the overall speech noted architect Andres Duany delivered Tuesday night to the attendees at the Downtown Sarasota Association annual dinner Tuesday night at the Francis ballroom. Let’s face it, Duany rambled. At times, it was like Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride at Disney World through the Architectural and Planning Forest. But you can always count on Duany for a few zingers. For one, he brought back his famous, or is that infamous, reference to Sarasota’s unique demographics: “What did you do with the old coots?” he asked Tuesday night early in his talk. “Because this is a much younger crowd.” And: “You’re running a continuous fluke, and it’s working,” he said about downtown

Form-Based Code defined How zoning defines a oneblock parcel Density, use, FAR (floor-area ratio), setbacks, parking requirements and maximum building height(s) are specified.

How design guidelines define a one-block parcel Density, use, FAR (floor-area ratio), setbacks, parking requirements, maximum building height(s), frequency of openings and surface articulation are specified.

How form-based codes define a one-block parcel Street and building types (or mix of types), build-to lines, number of floors and percentage of built site frontage are specified. Source: Form-Based Codes Institute

The following is from the Form-Based Codes Institute: Form-based codes foster predictablebuilt results and a high-quality public realm by using physical form (rather than separation of uses) as the organizing principle for the code. They are regulations, not mere guidelines, adopted into city or county law. Form-based codes offer a powerful alternative to conventional zoning. Form-based codes address the relationship between building facades and the public realm, the form and mass of buildings in relation to one another, and the scale and types of streets and blocks. The regulations and standards in formbased codes are presented in both words and clearly drawn diagrams and other visuals. They are keyed to a regulating plan that designates the appropriate form and scale (and therefore, character) of development, rather than only distincSarasota. But in his one-hour-plus presentation, he delivered at least three cogent takeaways: • Sarasota doesn’t know what it wants to be. Duany illustrated this point by noting how downtown Sarasota morphs from one- and twostory buildings on Main Street to what he called 25- and 28-story buildings lining the bayfront, with no transition in Andres Duany between. “You don’t know whether you’re a city or a village,” Duany said. Valid point. It reminds us of similar advice from the world’s foremost author of university textbooks on marketing, Phil Kotler of the Kellogg School at Northwestern University and a part-time Longboat Key resident. Last winter he told attendees at an Argus Foundation luncheon that Sarasota needs a clearly, defined brand. He, too, said Saraso-

tions in land-use types. This approach contrasts with conventional zoning’s focus on the micromanagement and segregation of land uses, and the control of development intensity through abstract and uncoordinated parameters (e.g., FAR, dwellings per acre, setbacks, parking ratios, traffic LOS), to the neglect of an integrated built form. Not to be confused with design guidelines or general statements of policy, form-based codes are regulatory, not advisory. They are drafted to implement a community plan. They try to achieve a community vision based on time-tested forms of urbanism. Ultimately, a form-based code is a tool; the quality of development outcomes depends on the quality and objectives of the community plan that a code implements. ta hasn’t figured out yet what it wants to be. • Regulations are killing Florida and entrepreneurism. “A monster of regulation has arisen in Florida,” Duany said. “We have completely lost our minds on what it’s like to get a permit now. “Government has exterminated the ability to start a business,” he said. “No one can do anything now without government help because the government has sterilized everything with gold-plated rules. It’s completely ridiculous. That’s why the young are going into the arts.” To counter this, Duany says he is now advocating what he calls “pink codes,” codes that reduce regulations. “I’m really excited about this, because I want those 25-yearold (architects and planners) to be able to feel as excited as I did when I was 25.” • Sarasota County’s 2050 plan is a failure. “It’s not worth administering. It’s yielding suburban sprawl.” On that, we’ll continue to hold out for a miracle — that, like the city of Sarasota’s zoning code, 2050 will be scrapped and reworked in a way that actually welcomes residential and commercial development.

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Sarasota County Emergency Medical Director Steven Newman says “working together with guys he’s helped train to resuscitate a life” is the best part of his job.

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Florida statutes and the Department of Health require that every licensed emergency medical services provider employ or contract a licensed emergency medical services doctor to serve as its medical director. That’s because firefighters, paramedics and emergency medical technicians don’t possess medical licenses but, are able to perform medical procedures through the training and guidance they re-

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Sarasota County Medical Director Steven Newman’s healing touch has a far reach: His license reaches up to 60,000 patients annually through more than 600 first responders. For 29 years, Dr. Steven Newman has treated Sarasota County residents who have a medical emergency and call for an ambulance. But, the majority of those patients don’t know his name and have never seen his face. Newman has been the Sarasota

When asked if having all those emergency responders work under his license on a daily basis makes him nervous, Newman quickly responds. “I don’t have trouble sleeping at night,” Newman said. “I sleep just fine.” In July 2014, Newman will have held the post for 30 years. What that job entails is much more than a 40-hour-per-week job. In his prime, Newman worked 180 hours a month as an emergency room doctor at Sarasota Memorial Hospital and its various clinics, while working an additional 40 hours per month or more training emergency responders the ins and outs of emergency medicine for their shifts. Today, the 63-year-old works about 110 hours per month at the hospital and clinics and more than 50 hours training and working with emergency responders. Newman evaluates and treats more than 5,000 patients a year. But, his license alone, he estimates, helps treats 50,000 to 60,000 patients a year. “I consider it a privilege and an honor that my license is helping so many people,” Newman said.

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NEWMAN / FROM PAGE 9A stamp-medical director demanding rules and regulations be followed,” Newman said. “I’m bunkered up with the men in gear, following them to a scene in my car that’s equipped with lights and a siren.” Newman and his assistant medical director each take two weeks out of the month to be on call 24 hours a day for any emergency medical services personnel who might need their advice while on the scene treating a patient. Newman’s hands-on approach is not only a defining characteristic of his tenure as medical director, but one appreciated by the people he’s working alongside, VanOrsdol said “There are a lot of places where people see the medical director and immediately think they're in trouble,” VanOrsdol said. “That is absolutely not the case here. They know that he's doing that as a support mechanism — people enjoy it and actually invite him to come out and ride with them because he's such a positive influence.”

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On July 17, in an Orlando hotel banquet hall, Newman will receive the state’s Emergency Medical Services Raymond H. Alexander Medical Director of the Year Award for 2013. But the humble, soft-spoken medical director downplays the honor. “I’m humbled to receive the award, but it’s really the firefighters and paramedics that should be receiving this for all they do on the scene each and every day.” If he had his wish, instead of accepting the award in Orlando next month, Newman said he would be on a shift with some of the men he’s helped train. “I love to get bunkered up and get dirty,” said Newman, who used to be a member of a volunteer fire department in a Los Angeles suburb. “I respect what those guys do so much and stay out of the way. I am only there to be of assistance if they need me.” When asked if his appearance on shifts and emergency response calls has ever

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helped to save any lives, Newman downplays his response with a soft-spoken response, followed by a smile. “A couple of times it was a good thing I was on scene to provide assistance,” Newman said. “I’ve saved a couple of phone calls from having to be made, let’s put it that way. But, those guys know what they’re doing and I rarely have to do anything but observe.” Newman said it’s his goal in the future to reduce his hospital hours to 60 hours a month and his emergency medical services hours to 15 hours a month, but you get the sense he’s not serious about reducing his workload as the words come out of his mouth. He then contradicts his reduction of medical assistance hours in his next sentence. “If I retired or reduced my medical director hours, I would be selling the system short,” said Newman, who said he has at least another five to seven years of fulltime work left in him. “It’s extremely important a medical director walk the walk and talk the talk. Those guys have to see me on the scene with them, slugging it out with them from time to time or my credibility starts falling.” VanOrsdol said Newman’s leadership serves as a powerful motivator for those working under his license. “It really drives home the reason why the EMTs and paramedics within Sarasota County really do the best that they do, because they don't want to let him down,” VanOrsdol said. When asked what the best part of his job is as medical director for Sarasota County and other departments he serves as medical director, Newman doesn’t hesitate to provide a response. “That would be receiving a patient while I’m in the ER from a crew I helped train that has brought the patient back to life for me to work on,” Newman said. “Working together with those guys to resuscitate a life together is the best part of my job.” — David Conway contributed to this article.

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JUNE 18. Mark Cotney, of the Tampa Bay Bucs, autographs a football for The Out-of-Door Academy students Bill Lineweaver, Kay Lineweaver, Robbie Malkin and Jonnie Malkin. The Lineweavers and Malkins had bid on a party, featuring Mark Cotney, at The Out-of-Door Academy Auction in November 1980.

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JUNE 17. Don Chew, owner of the Inn Between, threw a hot-dog fiesta for 70-plus baseball players and an assortment of coaches, umpires ad scorekeepers. Siesta Key’s Baseball League had just ended its third season, and the new league champions, United First Federal, were on-hand to be toasted and roasted. The dinner party opened on a briefly somber note, as the Rev. John Bressler spoke a few words about umpire Wally Hamilton, who died just before the season’s end. Hamilton helped pioneer the league and was simply known as “ump” to the children. He was tall, imposing, and capable of being stern but, everybody loved him. Chet Whitehorn takes a firm grip on the trophy his team captured for sponsor United First Federal.

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JUNE 19. According to a Sarasota County Sheriff’s Department report, two youths were walking on the 400 block of Beach Road shortly after 10:30 p.m., when two cars approached them at a high rate of speed. The unidentifiable males in the cars allegedly threw eggs from the open window of the vehicle, striking the victims about three times. The two victims stopped a deputy on patrol and told him about the incident. The following day, five youths were charged with battery after a similar incident occurred in the city.

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Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce After Hours Business Exchange — takes place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Daiquiri Deck Raw Bar, 5250 Ocean Blvd. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for guests. RSVP is required. Contact Chastanna Niemann at 349-3800 or chastanna@siestakeychamber.com.

Nik Wallenda Street Party and Viewing What: Watch as Nik Wallenda crosses the Grand Canyon. When: 7 p.m. Sunday, June 23 Where: Mattison’s City Grille, One North Lemon Ave. Info: No cost to attend. For more information, contact Elizabeth Joy, at 330-0440.

Friday, June 21 Friday Fest on the Bay — takes place from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, 777 N. Tamiami Trail. This oncea-month festival takes place between June and September and features the talented “oldies” style band Yesterdayze. For more information, visit vanwezel.org.

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Saturday, June 22 Community Youth Development Golf Tournament — shotgun start takes place at noon at Bent Tree Golf and Country Club, 4700 Bent Tree Blvd. Registration is $50 per person and includes greens fees, lunch and award reception. Funds raised during the event benefit Sarasota County youth. The tournament will include longest drive and closest to the pin contests. For more information, or to RSVP, contact the CYD office at 9225126.

Corner June 10

MELLOW MUSHROOMS 9:00 p.m.— 900 block of Beach Road. Possession with Intent to Sell. A man was reportedly distributing something from his backpack to a crowd, who then ate what he gave them. When asked if he had anything on his person or in his backpack, he pulled out a brown paper bag and told the officers he had mushrooms. He said he eats them to relax.

DIVINE INTERVENTION 9:21 p.m. — 100 block of Beach Road. Special Interest Person. A woman arrived home and found another female sitting on her couch, watching a movie and eating cookies. The suspect said God told her to go into the home and watch a Hollywood movie, and that God also gave her the code to open the door.

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Friday, June 21 and Saturday, June 22 Second Annual Dog Gone Great Garage Sale— takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Southeastern Guide Dogs, 1618 Main St. No entry fee. All proceeds from the sale support Southeastern Guide Dogs. For more information, call 953-2892.

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Wednesday, June 26 AJC Summer Lunch and Learn — takes place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Michael’s On East, 1212 East St. Rabbi Andrew Baker will discuss “Confronting Anti-Semitism in Europe.” Cost is $25. RSVP to AJC at 365-4955.

Saturday, June 29 Sarasota-Manatee Chapter of the Air Force Association Luncheon — takes place 11:30 a.m. at the Polo Grill, 10670 Boardwalk Loop, Lakewood Ranch. Col. Scott Thomas, the commander of the 6th Air Mobility Wing (AMW) at MacDill Air Force Base, will speak to the community about the base and its missions. Reservations must be made by June 22. Call Mike Richardson, at 371-0375.

9:00 p.m. — 5400 block of Plaza des las Palmas. Suspicious Incident. A woman reported her car stolen. The car was found in front of a sandwich shop with no sign of forced entry. The woman said she’d been out drinking the night before, and it was possible she left her car there so that she would not drive home drunk. She said she went to that shop frequently, but didn’t know if she had been there that night. The keys were found inside the car.

June 11 DUDE, WHERE’S MY SHIRT? 11:05 p.m. — 900 block of Beach Road. Vehicle Burglary. A man walking to his car saw an older male, shirtless, sitting in the driver’s seat. The owner hit the alarm button on his keys to scare the shirtless man away, but was unsuccessful. When the owner asked the man what he was doing, he said the car was his girlfriend’s. The man then ran away.

June 13 SCOOTER SNATCHER 11:18 a.m. — 3300 block of Winton Avenue. Juvenile Problem. An officer met with a resident who advised the officer that an unknown teen removed a pink scooter from the neighbor’s property. The resident was able to retrieve the pink scooter before the officer arrived.

OFF INTO THE SUNSET 12:29 p.m. — 800 block of S. Palm Avenue. Theft. A resident reported someone stole his inflatable dinghy. The dinghy, used to get out to a sailboat, was anchored 150 feet offshore with a 10-pound anchor. A homeless man told the resident he saw a bearded man carry off the dinghy sometime around sunset two days earlier.

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The Coastline Volleyball 14U Rox Black team was one of 48 teams to earn a national bid after finishing second at the 2013 USAV Florida Regional Qualifier April 27-28, in Orlando.

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The Coastline Volleyball 14 Rox Black team earned a bid to the USA Volleyball Girls Junior Nationals June 30 through July 3, in Dallas. Decked out in her team colors, Margo Schnapf bounces around the court with a giant grin splashed across her face. The 13-year-old Pine View

School freshman is living a dream â€”Â one only a handful of players get to experience in their careers. And for Schnapf, who will play volleyball for Riverview High this

fall, the anticipation of playing on a national stage is enough to keep her bubbling over with excitement. But, in a matter of moments, play resumes and Schnapfâ€™s exu-

berance is put on hold. With wisps of hair breaking free from her ponytail and beads of sweat trickling down the sides of her face, the 13-yearold stands unwavering â€”Â a look of pure focus and determination splashed across her face. The defensive specialist digs down, holding her position as her Coastline Volleyball 14 Rox Black teammates maneuver back and forth across the court around her. It isnâ€™t long before the ball sails toward Schnapf who digs the ball back up to one of her teammates. The ball makes its way back to Lakewood Ranch High freshman middle-hitter Kahlee Yorkâ€™s outstretched arms and she sends the ball spiking back down onto her opponent. Cheers reverberate throughout the gym, as the players come together in celebration before quickly disbursing back to their positions as the next play is called. Itâ€™s a typical practice session for York and her Coastline Volleyball 14 Rox Black teammates who are eagerly preparing for their next chance to compete â€” this time on a national stage. The team was one of 48 teams who earned a bid to the USA Volleyball Girls Junior Nationals June 30 through July 3, in Dallas. Coastline Volleyball finished second out of 57 teams at the 2013 USAV Florida Regional Qualifier April 27 throuhg April 28, in Orlando, to earn the bid, becoming the clubâ€™s first team to earn a national bid in its first year of existence. â€œI started crying and kept thinking this is so surreal,â€? Schnapf says. â€œThen it hit me. â€˜Oh, my gosh, we did it.â€™â€?

York agrees. â€œItâ€™s amazing,â€? York says of qualifying for nationals. â€œWe lost our first game, so to be able to come back and get that win was so emotional and exciting.â€?

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The Coastline Volleyball 14 Rox Black team formed in November following a series of tryouts. â€œI just thought this feels right,â€? Schnapf says of joining Coastline Volleyball. â€œI had to be here.â€? The girls competed in four tournaments, playing up in the 15s division, before competing in the first of three national qualifiers March 29 through March 31. â€œThat first practice they all just hit it off and clicked really well,â€? says Coastline Volleyball coach Matt McElhiney. â€œThey are extremely motivated, which is half of the battle. They are a (coachable) group of kids who are enthusiastic about learning and want to get better.â€? The team competed in the Big South Qualifier in Atlanta and the Lonestar Qualifier in Dallas, but finished ninth in both tournaments out of a combined 316 teams. The top-two teams in each qualifier earned a national bid. With their season on the line, the girls headed to Florida Region Qualifier with high expectations. The team went 8-1 over a two-day span to secure the bid. â€œWe donâ€™t really have one player who is the star â€”Â we all contribute equally,â€? Schnapf says. â€œWe really peaked and came together at the qualifier to be able to get the bid to nationals. â€œThe first two (qualifier) losses were really hard,â€? Schnapf says. â€œWe knew this was our last

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SIDELINES + Lady Sailors to hold alumni basketball game The Sarasota High girls basketball team will hold its first Lady Sailors alumni basketball game June 27, in the west gym. The event will begin at 5 p.m. with a Rookie Game, featuring incoming players to the program, followed by the alumni game at 6 p.m. In addition, there will be a 3-point shooting contest, a raffle for an iPad,

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+ Sarasota’s Ari Siegel wins 10s division crown Sarasota resident Ari Siegel captured the Girls 10s division of the USTA Florida

Bobby Curtis Junior State Championships June 10, in Altamonte Springs. Ari defeated Orlando’s Patricia Gonzalez 3-4, 4-1, 7-5 in the championship match to win the division title.

+ Golfers tee off during summer series The Greater Sarasota Junior Golf Association held the first of its Summer Series events June 10, at Jacaranda West Country Club. Jonathan Bozer hit a hole-in-one on the Par 3 13-hole, in the boys 13-15 division, to highlight the event. The GSJGA also held its first collegiate event where Michael Colgate fired a 5-under par 67.

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Mollie Lafferman has worn her engagement ring for more than 60 years. She first saw it when her husband, David, asked her to marry him at a stoplight. “I asked her what she thought about the ring. She said she loved it and I never got it back.” Lafferman said.

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Three area couples reflect on decades of marriage and how they keep it going. They were honored June 14, during a blessing of their marriages at Temple Emanu-El. Mollie Lafferman met her husband, David, when she was 6 years old. She was visiting her cousin, Ceva Setlen, in Baltimore from High Point, N.C. “I was just a little girl and in everyone’s way,” Mollie says. David was 15 years old and lived down the street from Mollie’s cousin. “We didn’t pay a whole lot of attention to her, ” says David. But, years later, Mollie hapWedding pened to catch more than just David’s eye. After he Anniversary returned from the United States Army Air Corps and Mollie finished colMarried: June 21, 1953 lege, Setlen set them up Number of Children: 3 on a date. “We went out with Number of some of his friends and Grandchildren: 3 he was very easy to be Residence in Sarasota: with and always has Palm-Aire been,” Mollie says. The couple dated for two years before David popped the question. “He stopped at a red light, handed me a box with a ring in it and asked me, ‘What do you think?’” Mollie recalls. “I said, ‘I love it,’ and never gave it back to him.” The couple has raised three children, including their mentally-challenged daughter, Beth, who is now 52. “She brought us closer together because of the needs she had,” Mollie says. According to David, a successful marriage needs to be worked on, it doesn’t just fall into place. “Love is great, but commitment is just as important,” says David.

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Marvin and Frances Friedman lived one block away from each other in Maryland, where they grew up. Marvin would take the bus in one direction on his way to work, and Frances would go the opposite way on her way Wedding to high school. Anniversary They met one night on the bleachers during a chilly Married: June 7, 1958 football game. Number of Children: 2 Marvin sat be- Number of hind Frances at Grandchildren: 4 the game. Residence in “I said I was Sarasota: Stoneybrook cold and he gave me his gloves, so I thought he was the greatest,” Frances says. After a number of dates and about two years of dating Marvin proposed to Frances on her doorstep. She said yes. “We went into the house and told my parents and they were a little shellshocked because I was young,” Frances says. Marvin says he wouldn’t have done anything differently and is happy he married his best friend. When asked what has kept them going for 55 years. Marvin says, “I think honesty and being able to discuss things with each other is very important.” Frances says people have to work together even with their different personalities, but the pay-off is well worth it. “The longer you are married, it is wonderful and becomes better and better,” Frances Friedman says. “You become best friends.”

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Sarasota offers mangrove tunnels, the Gulf of Mexico and the bay, all with flat calm water on most days. This makes the area the perfect environment for paddle boarding. Rob Alfieri, the founder of the Sarasota Stand Up Paddle Board Series, knows this and wants to share it with others. “What Waikiki is in Hawaii to surfing, is what Sarasota should be to paddle boarding,” says Alfieri For the past five months, the competitive paddle boarder has been organizing the SUP Series to showcase Sarasota’s pristine water and ideal paddling conditions; and an added bonus — giving back to the community. To do so, he partnered with Suncoast Charities for Children. The SUP Series will offer three races for elite paddle boarders and also involves people who are interested in paddling. The first race will be held Saturday,

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June 22, on Siesta Key Public Beach, to mimic a battle-of-thepaddle-type race held in Dana Point, Cali. During that race, there will be a six-mile elite race;

a three-mile open race; and a sprint race that is open to everyone. Alfieri also decided to make the race more interactive for viewers, so instead of doing a long paddle around the island, paddlers will complete 1.5-mile laps that can be seen from the beach. “This way the spectators will be able to see the whole course,” Alfieri said. After the sprint race, paddlers can participate in the 100-yard relay-style sprint race alongside elite paddlers. This means the more novice paddlers will have the chance to experience a new caliber of competition. “It is a way for elite and open racers to be together,” Alfieri said. And, spectators will have more to do than just watch paddle boarding. Alfieri aims to make the series more of a festival, where families can check out vendors, listen to music and

try paddle boarding for free to see what all the hype is about in the growing sport. Even children will get the chance to participate with demos and lessons from professional racers and volunteers during a Kids Paddle session. The next SUP series event will be held Aug. 24, at Nathan Benderson Park and will show off another prime Sarasota paddle-boarding location. And the third of the series, which launches from the Sarasota Sailing Squadron, Oct. 12, will give paddlers the chance to race underneath a Sarasota landmark, the John Ringling Bridge. “The advantage Sarasota has over any other place in the world is the ease of access and amount of pristine flat water,” Alfieri said. The SUP series currently has 35 sponsors and aims to raise at least $5,000 for Suncoast Charities for Children throughout the whole series.

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Children weren’t afraid to get a little sandy Wednesday, June 12, during the first session of the Sarasota County Parks and Recreation Sand Sculpting Camp, held on Siesta Key Public Beach. Campers spent the week learning basic and intermediate sand-sculpting techniques, including the skills necessary to

build a basic sandcastle and the advanced techniques required to build arches. “It’s amazing what these kids can create after just a few hours of instruction,” says Bill Knight, a Master Sand Sculptor, who has co-operated the camp for two years. “Once they understand how to correctly pack the sand, they advance pretty quickly.”

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Every morning when Dr. Bertram Gold wakes up and every night before he drifts off to sleep, he tells his wife, Renee, that he loves her. The Golds joke and finish each other’s sentences in an energetic exchange that makes everyone around them smile. They met in 1954, at a synagogue, in Brooklyn, N.Y. “Who could resist, he was so cute,” Renee says. Bertram was attracted to Renee’s intelligence, sense of humor and her beauty. He didn’t actually ask Renee to marry him; instead he left a box with a ring on the table after dinner. “We had never even talked about marriage,” Renee says. “‘It’s a big one,’ is what came out of my mouth, and then I said ‘yes.’” The couple agrees that mutual respect has played a large role in keeping their marriage strong. Fifteen years ago, Bertram was diagnosed with cancer. He says, although the doctors at Sarasota Memorial Hospital saved his life, “What kept me alive was my love for her and desire to spend the rest of my life with her.”

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Serving “Key” People Since 1949

by Yaryna Klimchak | Community Editor

Young Eagles learn and fly

The Experimental Aviation Association taught children about aviation and took them for a flight Saturday, June 15, at Dolphin Aviation during its Young Eagles Program. The third Saturday of each month, the EAA Chapter 180 invites youths ages 7 to 18 to participate in Young Eagle Rally day. Pilots teach them about aviation safety and how to communicate with towers. Participants had their photos taken and were given a Young Eagles Certificate.

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real estate | transactions

By Adam Hughes | Research Editor

Two-bedroom Beau Ciel condo sells for $1.2 million The following residential real-estate transactions took place between June 3 and June 7. A condominium in Beau Ciel tops all transactions in this week’s real estate. Walter and Sharon Davisson, trustees, of Sarasota, sold the Unit 604 condominium at 990 Blvd. of the Arts to Morton and Doris Botshon, of Skytop, Pa., for $1,185,000. Built in 2003, it has two bedrooms, three baths and 3,135 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $1.2 million in 2004.

and Christine Ottoson, of Sarasota, for $440,000. Built in 1950, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,600 square feet of living area.

Marblehead

SunTrust Mortgage Inc. sold the home at 2534 Marblehead Drive to Kelly and Marsha Thompson, of Olathe, Kansas, for $435,000. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a pool and 3,307 square feet of living area.

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Sarasota Bay Club LLC sold the Unit 1113 condominium at 1301 N. Tamiami Trail to Virginia Dreher, of Sarasota, for $1,025,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,299 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $877,700 in 2000. Sarasota Bay Club LLC sold the Unit 1103 condominium at 1301 N. Tamiami Trail to Sara Anapol, of Sarasota, for $515,000. Built in 2000, it has one bedroom, one-and-a-half baths and 1,161 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $368,000 in 2001.

sold the Unit 909 condominium at 1350 Main St. to Shahid and Jean Nawaz, of Sarasota, for $350,000. Built in 2007, it has one bedroom, one bath and 895 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $317,500 in 2008.

Gary and Jeannie McDermott, of Sarasota, sold their home at 6957 Belgrave Drive to Matthew and Jody Martin, of Princeton, N.J., for $1.05 million. Built in 1966, it has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 3,215 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $450,000 in 2009.

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Gordon Kirke, of Ontario, Canada, sold his Unit 1202 condominium at 1350 Main St. to Gale Landers and Anne Tiesenga, of Chicago, for $657,500. Built in 2007, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,336 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $600,000 in 2009. Gary Smith, of Sarasota, sold his Unit 1503 condominium at 1350 Main St. to Stephen Kingshott, trustee, of London, United Kingdom, for $495,000. Built in 2007, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,336 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $438,500 in 2010. Maurice Clifford III, of Annapolis, Md.,

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Unit 604 at 990 Blvd. of the Arts, which has two bedrooms, three baths and 3,135 square feet of living area, sold for $1,185,000.

Robert Kohnen and Sheri Weinstein, of Sarasota, sold their home at 1609 Ridgewood Lane to Ivan Gould, of Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, for $580,000. Built in 1977, it has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 2,478 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $497,500 in 2003.

Harbor Acres

Susanna Mitchell-Bazinet, of Waynesville, N.C., sold her home at 1809 Flower Drive to Larry Steinhart and Joyce Cloutier, of Latham, N.Y., for $550,000. Built in 1957, it has two bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 1,857 square feet of living area. It

previously sold for $40,000 in 1972.

Indian Beach Court

Emmons Development of SRQ LLC sold the home at 650 Indian Beach Lane to Charles Rissel and Cynthia Branigan, of New Hope, Pa., for $505,000. Built in 1956, it has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,904 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $400,000 in 2012.

Condominium on the Bay

Randall Trudelle, trustee, of Sarasota, sold the Unit 1110 condominium at 988 Blvd. of the Arts to John Giusto and Carol Madore, of Branford, Conn., for $482,000. Built in 1982, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,555 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $410,000 in 2008.

Prime

Suzanne Jones, of Sarasota, sold her home at 929 Pomelo Place to Allen

Village Sands

L-5 Investments II LLC sold the Unit C-2 condominium at 100 Columbus Blvd. to Per-Anders Wendin, of Sarasota, for $940,000. Built in 2001, it has two bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and 1,959 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $775,000 in 2011.

Mira Mar Beach

Raymond and Jacquelyn Byrne, trustees, of Siesta Key, sold their home at 135 Avenida Veneccia to Susan and David Fisher, of Sterling, Mass., for $750,000. Built in 1970, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,668 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $300,000 in 2009.

Point O’Rocks Terrace

Mark Donaldson, of Lock Haven, Pa., sold his home at 1104 Crescent St. to Edward Francis, of Long Lake, Minn., for

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866 Macewen Dr #A3979287 $825,000 Rosalie Phillips

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5195 Cote Du Rhone Way #A3979459 $519,000 Drew Russell

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4744 Carrington Cir #A3979605 $498,000 Betty Mullinnix & Steve Abbe

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1001 Beach Rd # W101 #A3972019 $495,000 Nicole Dovgopolyi

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1771 Ringling Blvd # 706 #A3979177 $475,000 Kari Moroz

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1748 Palmetto Palm Way #D5790668 $389,950 Ellen Baker & Michael Hollenbeck

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5912 Midnight Pass Rd # 305 #A3969736 $385,000 Rudy Dudon

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1312 Cottonwood Trl #A3979673 $349,900 Denise Mei

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780 41st St #A3979178 $349,000 Lee Byron and Sue Keal

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529 Shetland Cir Nokomis/North Venice #N5780536 $339,900 941-485-5421 Jo-Anne Sckowska & Nell Taylor 941-321-8975

5216 Highbury Cir #A3979684 $319,900 Pamela Charron

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3520 Brookline Dr #A3978818 $284,500 Brian Loebker

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2147 Hyde Park Cir #A3979729 $249,900 Michael James

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1732 Starling Dr # 203 #A3979409 $229,000 Tara Lamb & Judy Greene

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TOP BUILDING PERMITS These are the largest city of Sarasota and Sarasota County building permits issued by Sarasota County and city of Sarasota for the week of June 3 through June 7, in order of dollar amounts.

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1614 Hillview St. Remodel 1255 N. Gulfstream Ave. Remodel 1936 Morris St. Addition Alterations 470 Acacia Drive Pool 1914 Hyde Park St. Re-roof 1648 Bonita Lane Windows/Doors 435 S. Gulfstream Ave. Re-roof 431 Burns Court 2147 Arlington St. Mechanical

Albert Novak Jill Longstein Judy Just Dorothy Barth Jason Mashke Jane Cirksena Sadie RudmanLaufer, trustee Mariana Cotton Bradley Dorrill

Amount $105,000 $46,517 $40,000 $23,693 $23,000 $15,000

When you combine the formidable assets of Linda Roe Dickinson, the company-wide top producer for the past 9 years, with the masterful talent and credentials of Kelly Quigley you have a truly special partnership. These two outstanding agents have already experienced great success working together. it is a natural progression for Linda and Kelly to officially establish their team, and to cultivate their exciting partnership. The remarkable standards set by the DickinsonQuigley team are a preface for the success to come. Let this compelling new team go to work for you.

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5750 Midnight Pass Road 9393 Midnight Pass Road 5860 Midnight Pass Road 1125 W. Peppertree Drive 8659 Woodbriar Drive 2125 Constitution Blvd. 8330 Midnight Pass Road 2440 Parson Lane 8701 Midnight Pass Road 790 Percheron Circle

Renovations Remodel Remodel Remodel Re-roof Enclosure Pool/Patio Renovations Renovations Re-roof

Janet Kessel Barbara Melbostad David Cairnduff Jane Branigan Louis Auricchio Bertha Martinez Dorothy Haylock Daniel Martinelli J.J. Lowe, trustee Raymond Batiato

Amount $113,000 $99,995 $82,500 $48,500 $41,000 $30,000 $30,000 $25,000 $20,000 $19,000

Two Exceptional Agents. One Remarkable Team.

891 Freeling MLS# 3969741 $3,900,000

Source: Sarasota County; city of Sarasota

1718 Bay View Drive $615,000. Built in 1970, it has six bedrooms, four baths, two half-baths, a pool and 2,296 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $565,000 in 2012.

Siesta Beach

David and Cathy Simmons, of Sarasota, sold their home at 5145 Sandy Beach Ave. to Leah Malof, of Cincinnati, for $412,500. Built in 1966, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,361 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $194,000 in 1996.

Tortuga Beach

Rosemary Beere, of Sarasota, sold her Unit 201 condominium at 8750 Midnight Pass Road to Benjamin and Julie Amato, of Pierson, Mich., for $400,000. Built in 1980, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,012 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $150,000 in 1992.

Visit our website to read more transactions and to see a map.

MLS# A3979085 $1,325,000

1501 Ridgewood Lane MLS# A3970560 $749,000

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Ian Addy & Gail Wittig 440 Gulf of Mexico Drive • Longboat Key 941.961.8850 | 941.228.1985 10309 Willig Avenue #D5792812 $179,000 Elizabeth Burr

25188 Marion Ave # 1011 #C7044329 $125,000 Genevieve Ramachandran

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Punta Gorda 941-639-0000 941-639-0000

1753 Hillview St # 3 #A3979553 $159,000 Stacy Hanan

714 Pine Run Dr # 714 #A3979038 $125,000 Carolyn Kenney

The Addy & Wittig team has garnered recognition as Michael Saunders & Company’s top sales team on Longboat Key for 2010, 2011 and 2012. As a consistent top producing Realtor® and Sarasota native, Gail has more than 33 years of local real estate experience. ian brings a robust financial management background focused on valuation to complement his abilities as a skilled negotiator.

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With the highest single family home sale PSF on Longboat Key over the past year and the uncontested leader in sales at the luxurious Longboat Key Club & Resort, this team sets themselves apart from the competition. Focusing on exceptional service, which includes personally accompanying on each and every showing, this results driven team has distinguished themselves as among the very best in their profession.

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6600 Bayou Hammock Road A3971462 $1,360,000 Pending in 6 days Closed January 31, 2013

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Mid Longboat 383.5502 • South Longboat 383.7591 • St. Armands 388.4447 • Main Street 951.6660 Palmer Ranch 966.8000 • Siesta Key 349.3444 • Venice 485.5421 • Englewood 473.7750

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A3964078 $4,750,000 2012’s highest Siesta Key bayfront sale Closed November 30, 2012

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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013

by Yaryna Klimchak | Community Editor

Chamber members chat business over breakfast The Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce held its monthly networking breakfast Thursday, June 13, at Millie’s Café. About 30 people attended the breakfast, where they enjoyed fruit, coffee, bacon, bagels and other breakfast foods. The chamber gave away raffle prizes, which included tickets to the Tampa Bay Rays versus Kansas City Royals game Friday, June 14.

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Steve and Kim Kidahl, of boatfloater.com, will race a 30-foot locally manufactured phantom.

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The Sarasota Area Sports Alliance hosted Sports Spotlight Thursday, June 13, at the Courtyard by Marriott Sarasota-Bradenton Airport, to unite the Sarasota area sports community. Lucy Nicandri, vice president of Suncoast Charities for Children and the director of the 29th annual Super Boat Grand Prix Festival, and race team members spoke to community members about the festival and their experiences. About 40 people attended.

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Sarasota Area Sports Alliance hosts June Sports Spotlight

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According to a June 14 report, samples collected from areas alongshore of Southwest Florida showed no concentration of Karenia brevis off Sarasota beaches.

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WEATHER PHOTOS: Enter your sunset, sunrise or weather-related photos and it could be published in one of The Observer’s newspapers. To enter your photos, visit YourObserver.com, and click on the “Contests” tab in the upper-right corner. Make sure you include where the photo was taken.

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Garage/Moving/Estate Sales BOOK SALE 50% OFF ALL Friends of Fruitville Library Bookstore 10am-5pm June 20th through 22nd.

Real Estate Wanted SELL YOUR home in 5 days at market (or higher) WITHOUT a broker. To learn more, call Steve at 941-504-6388.

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SALES POSITION. P/T. Must be available 24-30 hours week, 6 hour shifts, evenings & weekends. Located on Siesta Key. Retirees Welcome. 727-244-5906.

TV EARS: in original package, $49 firm. 941-388-3238.

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LAWN MOWERS: 2 Craftsman, 1 self-propelled, like new $85, 1 gas powered $40. 923-8937

Autos Wanted

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JEFFERSON CENTER

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WW2 ORIGINAL Japanese Arisaka rifle metal bolt cover. Numbered, excellent condition. $65. 941-323-9417.

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WICKER HEADBOARD: King size, white, $85. Call 941-922-6468.

SIESTA KEY $500 and up. Reserve Vacation Rentals, NOW! 1, 2, & 3 bedroom units. Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal and Annual. Furnished/Unfurnished. Call Siesta Key Realty, 941-349-8900 or visit siestakeyrealtyrentals.com

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PRIVATEER WINTER 2014. 3 month rental. 2BR/2BA with full Gulf views. Pool, tennis, beautiful beach and watch complete sunsets from two balconies. Please call 1-203-803-0655 for more information.

Accounting STEPHEN M MUSCO CPA Tax Preparation, 1487 Second Street, Suite D. Across from Whole Foods. Call for an appointment: 941-914-1866 Email sue.kelly@muscocpa.com

Adult Care Services

Auto Service

CUSTOMIZED INDIVIDUAL CARE. Offering nonmedical and medical care plans developed and designed to fit individuals needs. Includes homemaking, errands, doctor visits, transportation, meal prep. with special dietary needs, and medication supervision. To customize a plan for your loved one and for details, call 377-4465 or visit our mobile or online website at eldercaresarasota.com Lic. #30211372. Bonded and Insured.

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.

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CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 726-1802 LIC/ INS

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$1,200,000 Both properties offered at $7,100,000

pool, a voluminous two-car garage, and a dock with a boat lift and two jet ski lifts. Both properties are available together as one special bayfront compound or for separate purchases.

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Y Masterfully designed by Mark Michaels Y Approximately 6,374 square feet in the main home Y Five spacious bedrooms Y Stone fireplace Y Majestic stone columns

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Shirley Dabringhaus Broker Shirley Dabringhaus

SARASOTA Observer

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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013

Judie Berger

19B

Trust THE REALTOR WITH PROVEN RESULTS “Our friends and neighbors

new price

were absolutely astounded at Judie’s professionalism, creativity and knowledge of what needed to be done—from staging the house for sale to 13211 Palmers Creek Terrace - $1,895,000 Luxurious country club estate pool home on large private preserve lot. 5-6 beds/5.5 baths

Casey Key Road - $1,850,000

5415 Azure Way - $1,249,000

Priceless Gulf of Mexico views on over half an acre lot with 123' frontage and private sandy beach. Create your own piece of paradise.

Casually elegant 3,063 s.f. Siesta Key waterfront home on Grand Canal beautifully rebuilt in 2006. 109’ of seawall with boat dock/lift

under contract

SOLD

identifying the right buyers. We highly recommend Judie to anyone who is serious about buying or selling homes... She is fabulous.”

Walter & Marian Kristlibas Siesta Key, FL and Pearl River, NY 9033 Rocky Lake Court - $1,200,000

Custom executive pool home near Siesta Key Beach in beautiful gated community. 5-6 beds/4.5 baths

452 Canal Road - $1,195,000

Partial gulf views - Newer Siesta Key pool home within blocks of Siesta Beach and Siesta Village. 5 beds/3.5 baths

Top producer on SieSTa Key - premier SoTheby’S inTernaTional realTy a leader in SaraSoTa reSidenTial SaleS VoTed SaraSoTa magazine’S FiVe STar agenT “beST in clienT SaTiSFacTion” 7 yearS in a row Specializing in luxury marKeTing and negoTiaTion diScreeT conSulTaTionS

1226 Sea Plume - $735,000

Siesta Key Crescent Beach area. Dock & lift on sailboat bayou to bay. 3 beds/2 baths pool home on tropical street

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941.479.3880

Judie Berger

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Dan Miller

941-376-7442

SELBY ON SIESTA!

www.DanDMiller.com

A private estate-size of nearly an acre on the Grand Canal. Boat dock & 12K lift. Light, bright 3/2 home overlooks pool & cabana. Master BR w/ office/den. On private street at the end of a cul-de-sac. $1,775,000 MLS#A3971875

5039 Ocean Blvd., Siesta Village

BEACHES, BOATING & BISTROS Live the island lifestyle in this spacious 4BR/4BA house on desirable Palm Island. New kitchen, new master bedroom and master bathroom. New boat lift on the Grand Canal. Heated pool and private Waterfront Tiki Bar. Huge bonus area on lower level. $905,000 MLS#A3979580

SOLD NEARLY AN ACRE ON SIESTA KEY!

Perfect family compound on Palm Island. Nearly 3000 sf with pool, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths with serene lagoon views from most rooms. Old Florida home with huge rooms. $799,900 MLS#A3962682

SOLD IN 7 dAYS!!! DEEDED BEACH ACCESS

Only 45 steps to the BEACH!!! Large rooms, volume ceilings, huge bonus area downstairs perfect for storage, workout center, hobby room or workshop. Oversized garage and private beach access!!! $769,000 MLS#A3976522

PALM ISLAND LOT

Palm Island is a Island on a Island. World Famous Siesta Beach is only 700 ft. away. Short walk to Siesta Village and the entertainment & restaurants this area is known for. Secluded, yet close to all Siesta Key has to offer. $405,000 MLS#A3978007

BEST VALUE BAY OAKS TOWNHOUSE! 2 Bedroom, /2.5 Bath, Turnkey Furnished, beautifully remodeled, Stainless Steel appliances, granite countertops. Large rooms with eat-in kitchen, Professionally decorated. $349,000 MLS#A3928919

To View these or other area properties, Call Dan Miller at 941-376-7442

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SARASOTA Observer

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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013

1510 HyDE PaRK STREET 4BR • 5.5Ba • 5,585 SF PRiVaTE iSLaND $8,995,000

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5342 HiDDEN HaRBoR DRiVE

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4BR • 5Ba • 4,500 SF CuSToM PLaNS aVaiLaBLE $4,475,000 SiESTa KEy

32 BLaKE Way 8BR • 10.5Ba • 6+CG 13,100 SF $3,140,000 oSPREy WooDS

4021 LaS PaLMaS Way 6BR • 7.5Ba 6,444 SF $1,745,000 PRESTaNCia

3994 HaMiLToN CLuB CiRCLE

Top Producing Agent Team in Sarasota 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 Joel Schemmel, J.D. 941.587.4894 joel.schemmel@sothebysrealty.com Sharon Chiodi 941.809.0380 sharon.chiodi@sothebysrealty.com Tracy Eisnaugle 941.232.3358 tracy.eisnaugle@sothebysrealty.com

3BR • 3.5Ba • 2CG 2,544 SF $829,000

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452 E. RoyaL FLaMiNGo DRiVE 12,000 SF VaCaNT HoMESiTE $500,000 BiRD KEy

Results: • 6512 Midnight Pass Road, 206 Pending • 199 Whispering Sands Drive, 102 Pending • 4308 Camino Madera Pending • 1324 S. Lakeshore Drive Closed • 6260 Parmeron Lane Closed • 519 Fernwalk Lane Pending • 4176 Escondito Circle Pending • 4531 Las Brisas Lane Closed • 5786 Sandy Pointe Drive Closed • 5288 Descanso Court Closed • 4296 Las Palmas Way Closed • 7535 Botanica Parkway Closed • 385 N Point Road, 601 Closed • 8808 Enclave Court Closed • 1368 Harbor Drive Closed • 7832 Estrella Court Closed • 7424 Monte Verde Closed • 4634 Mirada Way, 32 Closed • 4433 White Cedar Trail Closed • 1716 Casey Key Road Closed

Spectacular bayfront lot in Sarasota County. This unique land opportunity boasts almost one acre with 200 feet of direct waterfront. One of the few remaining waterfront homesites still available on the Intracostal Waterway.

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521 S. Shore Drive | Sorrento Shores | osprey, Florida | .90 acre | $1,100,000