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Benderson Park boathouse and rec center targets 2028 opening

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By Andrew Warfield Verified
| Observer Media Group
Bruce Patneaude came to Nathan Benderson Park as chief operating officer three years ago from IMG Academy for one primary reason — to build a boathouse and indoor sports and recreation complex. On Aug. 26, he told the Sarasota County Commission the Nathan Benderson Park Multi-Sport Complex and Boathouse will be completed by summer 2028.
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No changes to city parking policy planned until after November

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By Andrew Warfield Verified
| Observer Media Group
Shortly after calling to order a workshop on the topic of paid parking Monday morning, the Sarasota City Commission voted 4-1 to suspend the rules prohibiting public comment, with Mayor Debbie Trice opposed. Frustrations had been simmering since a community meeting one week prior on the issue when public input from the more than 100 people present was restricted to hand-written comments on note cards, despite the format having been previously advertised.
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Sarasota officials OK $20M for flood and storm resilience projects

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By Andrew Warfield Verified
| Business Observer Verified
More than $20 million has been appropriated for two key storm resilience projects in Sarasota County. At its Aug. 26 meeting, Sarasota County commissioners approved, without discussion, $13.5 million for flood prevention work on St. Armands Key and $6.4 million to expand stormwater holding capacity at Celery Fields.
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