Venice residents came out last night for the April CONA meeting, titled “The Future of Venice: Charming or Choked?” It was standing room only in the Venice Public Library meeting room. We stopped counting at […]
I miss Calvin and Hobbes. Calvin was an irresistible, imaginative boy. Like many six year-olds, he constantly looked for shortcuts around things he didn’t like to do. Avoiding homework, chores or eating his vegetables, Calvin’s […]
Today’s post is Sarasota resident Marilynne Martin’s e-mail to the Sarasota County Commission regarding last week’s vote on the SANCA agreement. Dear Commissioners, It was disappointing to see you rubber stamp the agreement and […]
On March 19th, during the 1:30 pm session of the Sarasota County Commission meeting, the County Commission is slated to discuss and approve an agreement with SANCA, the Southwest Aquatic Nature Center Association, regarding operation […]
Today’s post is from Bill Zoller, who serves on the board of CONA (Sarasota County’s Council of Neighborhood Associations) and CSG (Citizens for Sensible Growth). His letter to the editor was submitted to the Herald […]
We the Gulf Coast Builder’s Exchange, in order to form a more perfect city…. No, the freshly minted proposed charter for the City of Sarasota doesn’t begin this way, but the assertion that […]
This week’s post is a youtube video of my Florida CNU lightning round presentation on Sarasota 2050. Florida’s Congress of New Urbanism (CNU) convened last week at New College in Sarasota. CNU is […]
Citizens assume new developments are designed so the tax revenue generated will cover required services. But is that true? The most fiscally damaging and irresponsible aspect of the County Commission’s planned changes to Sarasota […]
One of my favorite cities is Florence, Italy. Full of art, beauty, bustling with commerce, visiting Florence is a treat. It’s rich city center teems with beautiful architecture, museums, cafes, apartments, lovely shops and outdoor […]
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