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Open house planned for beach project


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Sweet Sparkman Architects, formerly known as TOTeMS Architecture, designed preliminary plans for the Siesta Key public beach pavilion.
Sweet Sparkman Architects, formerly known as TOTeMS Architecture, designed preliminary plans for the Siesta Key public beach pavilion.
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Sarasota County staff will present the 60% complete design plans for the Siesta Key public beach improvement project Nov. 13, during a public meeting at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church.

County staff, in an August 2012 draft of the 60% plans, estimated the project would cost $21.4 million. Since then, the estimate has been pared down by roughly 22% to match the amount originally presented to Sarasota County Commissioners last year, according to Siesta Key architect Mark Smith.

Smith said during the Siesta Key Association meeting yesterday that he received a detailed price breakdown of the project, to assure the prices reflect market rates and clarify the plans.

“The bottom line is they felt the $16.7 million price tag was correct,” Smith said.

IF YOU GO
What: Siesta Key Beach improvements public meeting
When: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13
Where: St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, 5394 Midnight Pass Road, Siesta Key

 

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