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Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Also near the Celery Fields - Restaurant Depot proposal

UPDATE: The proposed "Restaurant Depot" passed unanimously in the Planning Commission Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017. Charlie Bailey, attorney for the applicant, "said there would be no environmental impact," and that there are no natural habitats on the property, according to one resident who watched the meeting. Restaurant Depot is expected to come before the County Commission in March for final approval.

The Planning Commission hearing can be found here. Audubon and neighborhood representatives speak around 33 min., and there is a complex discussion of concurrency, zoning, and critical area plans at the 1 hour point.

Ownership records for the applicant are shrouded in some mystery. The proposed structure will have 60,000 sf with room for an additional 10,000 sf expansion.

This is a notice of a Planning Commission hearing scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 2, on a proposal for a Restaurant Depot next to where James Gabbert wishes to install a recycling center (see here) at Apex and Palmer Rd., within short distance of the Celery Fields:

Restaurant Depot Public Hearing This Thursday, February 2nd, 6:30PM
The Sarasota County Planning Commission will hear conduct a public hearing this Thursday on a separate project which is already much further along in the process: Rezone Petition 16-33, for the proposed “Restaurant Depot” on the northwest corner of Palmer Boulevard & Apex Road.
Since this is a formal public hearing, and not a Neighborhood Workshop, comments from residents who attend will be much more likely to have an impact. Please consider attending this meeting. 

Restaurant Depot

You can see all the details of this Rezone Petition here
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Northwest corner of Apex & Palmer - current site of fire station 

Where: Sarasota County Administration Center, 1660 Ringling Boulevard, Sarasota (Map)
When: Thursday, February 2nd, 6:30pm What: Public Hearing


Credit: Liz Barton

An Audubon Notebook about the Celery Fields by Jeanne Dubi

“This is the best birding spot in Sarasota County,” says Stu Wilson, who has organized the bird-counting event the past four years. “It has gotten statewide and even national recognition.” Sarasota Magazine