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It will serve as a six-week testing ground for a transformation aimed at making the city’s oldest public space a year-round destination.
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Residents seemed equal parts enthusiastic about the investments being made in their Sarasota community but skeptical about how this promised change could attract outside developers.
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Sarasota County wants to turn the closed Gulf Gate golf course into a regional stormwater facility and wildlife habitat, but the county and developer remain far apart over the land’s value.
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The original North Ward Elementary School building was constructed in 1915.
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The developer, JPV Hotel Property LLC, has said the Marriott Tribute Collection hotel will open its doors sometime in 2028.
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The initiative is designed to support local businesses and entrepreneurs.
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The fate of a more than century-old downtown Sarasota building could be headed to court following a last-ditch effort from a preservation group trying to stop it from being razed for luxury condos.
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The long-discussed rowing facility has evolved into a proposed 100,000-square-foot recreation complex expected to cost as much as $70 million, with Sarasota County already committing $20 million in tourist tax dollars.
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A long-running fight over a proposed subdivision next to Sarasota’s Celery Fields has escalated into a lawsuit, with D.R. Horton abandoning an arbitration process and suing Sarasota County after officials repeatedly rejected its scaled-down plans to build up to 170 homes on nearby Smith Farm.
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Three times now, environmental advocates hoping to stave off a housing community proposed next to the Celery Fields bird sanctuary have seen huge victories in the Sarasota County Commission chambers. But a developer that calls itself "America's largest homebuilder” is still carrying on with its plans.
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Sarasota County Commissioners said they were reacting to a steady barrage of concerns from residents over the impact of the proposed developments.
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The Sarasota County Commission voted unanimously to add a referendum to fund the Environmentally Sensitive Lands Protection Program through 2049. It'll need a simple majority of votes to pass.