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An ordinance is in the works that would require a fee to register security alarms in Venice and impose fines after
A state grant to be matched by the city of Venice will fund the purchase of the second false alarm is called in to the police department call center,shown above.
the old cement plant properties east of the train depot for conversion into
False alarms could
Legacy Park.
BY GREG GILES Trust for Public Lands, helped
NEWS EDITOR broker the deal by assisting the
city in its grant application and
cost real money
The Florida Communities negotiating the property pur-
Trust, an agency of the Florida chase. TPL is a nonprofit land
Department of Community conservation group that helps
Affairs, on Thursday agreed to entities like the city of Venice
give the city of Venice $3.7 mil- purchase valuable land re-
lion toward the purchase of a 10- sources.
acre park next to the Venice Now that the grant is secured, A cost-recovery program could include annual alarm tremendous expense and huge
Historic Train Depot. Hattaway can finalize negotia- drain on our resources.”
permit fees and escalating fines for false alarms gen-
Council Member Ernie Za- tions with current property She’d like to reduce that num-
vodnyik, County Commissioner owner the Waterford Compa- erated from residences and businesses. ber, thereby making more police
Nora Patterson and Rep. Doug nies. officers available “to better serve
Holder spoke on behalf of the City council previously com- the city.”
project before the trust’s govern- mitted to match the grant to BY GREG GILES it’s a major problem, Williams And the problem is growing
ing board. meet the estimated $7.4 million NEWS EDITOR said. now that mobile and personal
“It went well,” Zvodnyik said purchase price. A burgeoning home and hand-held alarms have entered
of the afternoon presentation. “I That amount, said Hattaway, Nationally, between 95 per- business security-system mar- the market.
concentrated on five aspects: “would be enough” to clinch the cent and 98 percent of all calls to ket, which uses the taxpayer- The answer, she said, is for
public support for the project, deal. 9-1-1 are false alarms, Police funded police force to buoy pri- city council to adopt an ordi-
land-use conflict, it being an old “There is still the possibility Chief Julie Williams told Venice vate business, has turned what nance based on a model crafted
cement facility in a residential the county may chip in some City Council at a recent budget was a largely an unregulated by the Florida Police Chiefs
area, its adjacency to other parks money,” he said. “We do have workshop. industry into one that cities are Association.
and how it benefits the Grove the property under contract Main offenders: faulty fire increasingly regulating. Many Florida cities and
Terrace area. Commissioner now. The deal is we are the inter- alarms and smoke detectors, City statistics are hard to counties have already adopted
Patterson talked about the syn- im buyer. That allows us to take vibrations from a jarred window come by, but police officials the ordinance, according to
ergy of the project — being near the land owner out of the equa- or door, or the jolt of an air con- know this much: They respond- FPCA.
SCAT at the Venice depot and tion. That’s the idea. We are not ditioning unit when it goes on or ed to false alarms at 407 loca- Nationwide, some cities have
Legacy Trail trailhead.” going to change our mind.” off. Even cockroaches have been tions from July 2007 to July 2008 reduced their false alarm rate by
In May the city submitted its Legacy Park scored near the known to trip motion detectors within the city of Venice. A sig- up to 90 percent, improving
grant proposal for Legacy Park. top of a list of 91 projects consid- — unnecessarily summoning nificant number of businesses, police response times to other
Concept plans included a bocce ered. It scored third going into police to a residence or busi- said Williams, generated multi- types of calls and saving millions
ball court, nature trail and kayak the trust governing board’s ness. ple false alarms. Some generat- in the process.
and boat ramp. A solar array was annual selection meeting on Whether the alarms are called ed more than a dozen calls in a Program results are most dra-
at first discussed, but later Sept. 4. in by neighbors responding to year. matic in major population cen-
dropped from the proposal. an audible alarm or a security “Clearly it’s a problem,” said
Doug Hattaway, with the Please see PARK,6A monitoring company like ADT, Williams. “False alarms are a Please see FALSE,7A
Peak Atlantic hurricane season is here
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BY PAMELA STAIK The simple answer: It’s peak develops into a storm.
STAFF WRITER storm season. So seeing the back-to-back
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First there was Tropical Storm a spokesperson for the National prising to Feltgen.
Fay, which dumped flooding Hurricane Center, the statistical “These are about right for this
rains across the Southeastern peak of hurricane season is Sept. part of the season,” he said.
United States. 10, which happens to be next “There is nothing unusual
Then there was Hurricane Wednesday. there.”
Gustav, which sent millions of The season typically runs However, he said it is unques-
Gulf Coast residents who feared from June 1 through Nov. 30, tionable that this is a highly
a repeat performance of with a peak time of storm devel- active season, as was predicted
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ing a wait-and-see game as the come off the coast of Africa, with
The update
triple threat of Hanna, Ike and about one wave every two to
Josephine meander through the three days,” Feltgen said. “If the Every May, NOAA releases a
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Atlantic Ocean. environment is right for the hurricane season prediction,
GRAPHIC COURTESY OF NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER
With such an active hurricane storms to develop, meaning including the number of storms
The presence of three tropical systems churning in the Atlantic brings season, residents are left won- there is the right kind of wind expected and atmospheric and
back unpleasant memories of 2005,with 28 storms,including 17 that dering what is going on in the shear and warm sea surface
formed on or after Sept.1. tropics. temperatures, they will devel- Please see PEAK,6A
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SAT 6 3:31 12:14 est gas price in the Venice area was $3.539 per
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BY MONTY ANDREWS This amounts to $700 billion. To take advantage of the project is located in the
GUEST WRITER Reading PickensPlan. prevailing winds in the cen- Texas panhandle near the
com, Mr. Pickens points tral United States, Pickens small town of Pampa.
Most of us have seen the out there are significant proposes enough wind The U.S. has less than 5
television spots where T. natural gas supplies, and generators be constructed percent of the world pop-
Boone Pickens, noted oil we should begin convert- to produce 20 percent of ulation, while we con-
industry maverick who has ing automobiles and trucks our electricity. To get the sume 25 percent of its oil.
made billions of dollars in from gasoline and diesel plan started, Mesa Power, We can’t keep skipping
the oil business, outlines a fuel to natural gas. This fuel Pickens’ company, is cur- down this road.
plan whereby America must would serve as the bridge rently building the largest The planet — it’s worth
implement an energy poli- that would ultimately get wind farm in the world. The saving.
cy that would include alter- us to electrical and fuel-
native energy sources so the cell-powered vehicles.
U.S. can reduce its depen- According to NGV
dence on imported oil. America, there are 7 mil-
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All creditors of the estate of the
decedent and persons having sentative and the personal repre- dated claims, must file their IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FORECLOSURE SALE
claims or demands against the sentative’s attorney are set forth claims with this Court WITHIN (941)-474-3241 SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORI- ty, Floirda.
NOTICES estate of the decedent other than below. THREE (3)MONTHS AFTER Florida Bar No. 0176816 DA PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE is hereby given that
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WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET estate on whom a copy of this ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR , Sarasota County, Florida, Lot 12, Block 209 EDGE-
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Div. No.: C Venice,FL 34292 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- You are hereby notified that an below. All of Lot 13, and the West
Judge: The Honorable Deno [phone] IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Attorney for Personal Order of Summary Administration All creditors of the decedent and Lot 14, Block A, Palm 42 feet of Lot 14, Block
Economou FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Representative: has been entered in the estate of other persons having claims or Grove, according to the 209, NORTH EDGEWOOD
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TO: 871 Venetia Bay Boulevard NOTWITHSTANDING THE Sarasota, FL 34231 for SARASOTA County, Florida, must file their claims with this sotaCounty, Florida. Plat Book 3, Page 8, of the
John Michael Karel and his Suite 350 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH [phone] Probate Division, the address of Court WITHIN THE LATER OF Public Records of Sarasota
putative heirs Venice,FL 34292 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED PUBLISH: September 5, 12, which is P.O. Box 3079, Sara- THREE MONTHS AFTER THE Pursuant to the Final Default County, Florida; LESSthat
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YOUARENOTIFIED than an PUBLISH: Septemeber 5, 12, THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIR- the estate is $3,824.65 and SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS said Court in the above-styled tion as described in Judge-
action to forfeit your interest in 2008 TION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEP- CUIT INAND FOR that the names and addresses of NOTICE ON THEM. cause. ment recorded in Official
the above-described property in TEMBER 5, 2008. SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORI- those to whom it has been All other creditors of the dece- Records Book 682, Page
Sarasota County Florida has DA assigned by such order are: dent and other persons having WITNESSmy hand and official 534, of the public Records
been filed, and you are required Personal Representative: PROBATE DIVISION claims or demands against the seal of said Court this 18th of Sarasota County, Florida
to serve a copy of your written 19 NOTICE OF ANNETTE Z.P. ROSS, Name/Address decedent’s estate must file their day of August, 2008.
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action on or before September listed autos to highest bidder 901 Venetia Bay Blvd. The administration of the estate Pensacola, FL 32507 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE 209, of VENICENORTH
22, 2008 and file the original subject to any liens; Net pro- Suite 351 of ROSE KASPAREK, CODE WILL BE FOREVER PUBLISH: EDGEWOOD SECTION,
with the clerk of this court either ceeds deposited with clerk of Venice, Florida 34285 deceased, File No. 2008 CP ALL INTERESTED PERSONS BARRED. VENICE GONDOLIER SUN according to the Plat there-
before service on Petitioner’s court per 713.585; Telephone: [phone] SC, is pending in the Cir- ARE NOTIFIED THAT: NOTWITHSTANDING THE August 29, 2008 of, recorded in Plat Book 3,
attorney or immediately there- owner/lienholders right to a hear- Fax: [phone] cuit Court for SARASOTA Coun- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH September 5, 2008 page 8, of the Public
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been furnished by U.S. Mail to 1FMRE11W23HA59859 ofJEANNE S. EGE,deceased, this Court WITHIN THE LATER EVER BARRED. Florida Bar No. 040444 KAREN E. RUSHING
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KARENRUSHING 3079. The names and address- All other creditors of the dece- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 22 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE If you are a person with a dis-
By: Sara Bejar 20 NOTICE TO es of the personal representative dent and persons having claims ability who needs accomoda-
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August 29, 2008 SARASOTA COUNTY, demands against decedent’s DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Person Giving Notice: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND cuit and County Courts of please contact Court Adminis-
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which is P.O.Box 3079, Saraso- PROBATE DIVISION other persons, who have claims TIME PERIOD SET FORTH and sell at public outcry to the September 5, 2008
ta,Florida 34230; that the dece- or demands against decedent’s ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Personal Representative: Case No 2008-CA-8919 SC highest bidder for cash, the fol-
dent’s date of death was May IN RE: ESTATE OF, estate, including unmatured, con- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Margaret Schlosser Morgan lowing described property situ-
17th, 2008,and that the total GEORGER.DUNCAN tingent or unliquidated claims, AFTER THE DECEDENT’S William L. Schlosser COMMUNITY NATIONAL ated inSarasota County, Flori-
value of the estate is $2824.01, Deceased. and who have been served a DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. c/o Murray Kanetsky, Esq. BANK OF SARASOTA da. The highest bidder shall
and that the names and address- copy of this Notice, must file THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- P.O. Box 1767 COUNTY, immediately post with the
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FRIDAY, SEPT.5, 2008 SUN NEWSPAPERS 5A
Venice builder to be part of renewable energy workshop
BY GERALD A. for the United States antic- are putting on a one-day No magic “All of the features we our homes with vehicles.
ROGOVIN ipate another 58 million workshop on renewable David Schroeders says add pay for themselves in Both Powers and
CORRESPONDENT people by 2025. That energy next Wednesday. A his firm could sell more saved energy,” he said. Schroeders foresee new
means inevitable growth Venice builder who has zero-energy homes in the Treated windows add neighborhoods in this
Population projections in our consumption of put up a handful of zero- area if those interested in $3,000 to the cost, or about region whose owner
water, food, energy and energy homes will be buying could sell their pre- $10 a month on a 30-year associations will own
other supplies. among the participants. sent homes. mortgage. But they save vehicles operating on
Unless we change the The two sponsors consid- “There’s nothing magi- more than $10 on the batteries recharged by
design of new communi- er his approach one way cal about the home we monthly electric bill, plugging a cord into a
ties, the prospect is out of a potential national build,” he said. “We can according to Schroeders. household outlet.
LEGAL
alarming. predicament. reduce the power load by “A code-built home General Motors Corp. is
But it doesn’t have to “It’s called the renewable half on a home with may cost $1,500 a month, hard at work on its first
NOTICES
be. And, if you’re in the energy community con- upgraded insulation, ener- with a $250 electric bill. plug-in hybrid car, the
vicinity of the Kimal cept,” said Nina Powers, gy-saving light bulbs, solar Ours costs $1,650 a Chevrolet Volt. The com-
Activities Center (Jackson who heads the county’s panels for electricity, treat- month” Schroeders said. pany expects to have 50
Road off East Venice sustainability effort. “It’s ed windows and walls. “But there’s no electric bill. prototypes for testing by
Avenue) on Sept. 11, you about advocating a way to “When we install solar As electricity bills rise, so year’s end.
30 NOTICE OF SALE
can see for yourself how reinvent communities to hot-water systems, the do your savings.” They would be able to
some people have figured meet untapped consumer load is reduced by 70 A 3-year-old initiative travel about 150 miles on a
NOTICE OF SALE out how to cope with the needs for shelter and percent.” begun by the National gallon of gas and at least
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned intends to sell situation. transportation with mini- He claims that a zero- Renewable Energy Lab to 40 more on battery power.
the personal property described Sarasota County and mal impacts on the envi- energy home costs less to reduce dependence on Toyota Motor Corp. says it
below to enforce a lien imposed
on said property under The Flori- the state Department of ronment and stable ener- build than a standard fossil fuels has been devel- plans to introduce a simi-
da Self Storage Facility Act Environmental Protection gy costs.” home built to code. oping technologies to link lar model in 2010.
Statutes (Section 83.801-
83.809). The undersigned will
sell at public sale by competitive
bidding on Thursday the 18th of
Mulch ado about median work Lifeguards rescue
SEP, 2008 scheduled to begin
at12:30 PM on the premises
where said property has been
stored and which is located at
QUALITY SELF STORAGE, 225
BY GERALD A.ROGOVIN an. But it could interfere with tree-planti- ‘Helicopter Frank’
N. Tamiami Trail, City of
Nokomis, County of Sarasota, CORRESPONDENT ng. New trees to replace others removed by
State of Florida, the following:
the county when the intersection at Center
NAME UNIT DESC A program to replace grass with mulch Road and the boulevard was completed
Eric Wild 8 Tools/HHG and other materials on highway medians last year are still not in place. BY JON BRANTHOOVER responded to a distress call
Tami Morgan 937 HHG
Helen Below 533 HHG in the county begun earlier this year has County representatives last May STAFF WRITER Frank placed over his cell
Michael Collard 80 HHG been accepted by most residents. promised that the plantings would be phone as Hurricane Gustav
Geoff Routzon 809 HHG
Bob G. Crites 62 HHG But it appears to have split the Jacaranda completed. But a utility issue first had to A man Sarasota life- was passing by Sarasota
Kevin Flaherty 953 HHG West community, at least temporarily. be addressed. guards identified as “Heli- County. Phillips said the
Most agree that if the countywide Trees are considered a calming device copter Frank” was rescued man could not get his Jet
Purchases must be paid for at
the time of purchase in cash and effort saves money, it is worth the change. against traffic flow on Jacaranda Boulevard Sunday a half-mile off the Ski to start and he was con-
credit card only. All purchased
But some fear that it may come too early by the community. coast of Nokomis Beach cerned about the increas-
items are sold as is, where is,
and must be removed at the time for Jacaranda Boulevard. Some are concerned that it will cost after his Jet Ski broke down ingly hazardous weather.
of the sale. Sale is subject to Grass replacement is scheduled within much more if the trees are planted after during a thunderstorm.
cancellation in the event of set-
tlement between owner and the next few weeks on the boulevard medi- the mulch has been applied. Lifeguard Kevin Phillips Please see RESCUE,6A
obligated party.
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PARK SARASOTA COUNTY BRIEFS
from Page 1A
FCT makes approxi-
SustainAbility Month
mately $63 million per year libraries’ annual Sustain- environmental impacts on ing a food budget, proper- “carbon footprint” con-
available through the Flor- at county libraries Ability Month in Septem- the planet and set a sus- ly applying fertilizer and cepts and distribute free
ida Forever program, sub- ber. tainable stage for future more. EnergyStar fluorescent
ject to legislative appro- The Sarasota County Experts from Sarasota generations. A panel discussion with light bulbs.
priations. This year the ap- Library System is inviting County government agen- Several programs will county planners will illus- Youth departments will
propriation was raised to residents and visitors to cies, academia, private be featured at the county’s trate how people and feature a Save the Environ-
$73 million. turn “green” intentions businesses, environmen- eight libraries, including places can create sustain- ment program for pre-
The grants are directed to into positive actions dur- tal organizations and oth- how-to sessions for build- able prosperity. Extension schoolers and distribute a
projects “identified by local ing the numerous events ers will present practical ing an inexpensive back- Services and Sustainable
communities to further the to be held during the tips to reduce negative yard compost box, stretch- Sarasota will introduce Please see BRIEFS,7A
vision expressed in their
comprehensive plans,” ac-
cording to the FCT’s Web
9 AM
site. A community is eligible STORES OPEN AT TODAY &TOMORROW
to receive up to $6.3 million.
DowntownMiamiandFurnitureGalleriesopenat10am.CityPlaceopensat11am.
This year, communities
requested a total of more
ONE DAY
than $260 million from the
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oceanic conditions that
help spawn hurricane ac-
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Gerry Bell, the lead sea-
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at the NOAA Climate 4
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May predictions address-
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rican monsoon system,
the winds coming off of
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called for 12 to 16 named Buffalo,HugoBoss,Claiborne,Nautica,PerryEllis,TassoElba,TommyBahama,Polo,
storms, including six to Guess,KennethCole,TommyHilfiger,CalvinKlein,Lacoste.Kids:Levi's,Polo,Guess,
KennethCole,Lacoste.Home:TommyHilfiger,CalvinKlein,Lacoste,RalphLauren,
nine hurricanes with two KateSpade,VeraWang,BeddingbyBarbaraBarry,MichaelKorsandNatori, WOMEN’S,MEN’S&KIDS’APPAREL,HANDBAGS
to five of them being con- Waterford,Baccarat,Lalique,Lladró,WilliamYeoward,Regular-priceChina,Crystal
andSilver,SterlingFlatware,Wüsthof,All-Clad,Henckels,Tumi,Electricsand
sidered a major storm of Electronics,HolidayLaneDept.Trim,CardsandWrap,Furniture,AreaRugs, EXTRA40%OFFCLEARANCEHOME,
Category 3 or higher. On Mattresses,GiftRegistryKiosks.Alsoexcludes:PriorPurchases,SpecialOrders, STERLINGSILVER&FASHIONJEWELRY
average, the Atlantic hurri- Specials,SuperBuys,EverydayValues,Cosmetics,Fragrances,Watches,Sunglasses,
cane season has 11 named Optical,LicensedDepartments,eSpot,Restaurants,Macy'sGiftCards,GiftWrap, Limitedquantities.Intermediatemarkdownsmayhavebeentaken.ExcludesCoach,
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are considered major.
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According to Bell,
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67 percent chance of the Clipthis$10couponandsavebecauseitwon’tbeinourstores.
development of 14 to 18
named storms, with seven
to 10 storms expected to
become hurricanes. Three MORNINGSPECIALS,TODAY&TOMORROWUNTIL1PM Couponnot
to six of these hurricanes validonSpecials.
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and preparedness plans in clearance$3-27.50,
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place now,” he said. “As we 1.50-$25.
saw in Gustav, you’ve only
got a couple of days to get
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stuck in traffic. So, have the OFF 19.99 WOMEN’SSHOES 24.99 OFF 19.99
plans finalized. If you FromMarcFisher,
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RESCUE reg.24.98.
from Page 5A
According to lifeguard
manager J.R. Ayers, strong
lightning storms prevalent
in the area prevented fire
and police rescue boats
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from responding. After as- y?
sessing the situation with
other lifeguards, however,
ESTÉELAUDERGIFTME!
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purchaseof27.50ormore.A$75value.
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retrieved the stranded Jet fragrance.Onepercustomerplease.
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Skier and his watercraft,
hauling them back to the LowestpricesoftheseasonfromAugust1,2008-October31,2008.Pricesmaybeloweredaspartofclearance.
harbor. REG.ANDORIG.PRICESAREOFFERINGPRICES,ANDSAVINGSMAYNOTBEBASEDONACTUALSALES.SOMEORIG.PRICESNOTINEFFECTDURINGTHEPAST90DAYS.SALEPRICESIN
EFFECTTHROUGHSEPTEMBER6,2008,EXCEPTASNOTED.Orig./NowandSpecialPurchaseitemswillremainatadvertisedpricesaftertheeventandareavailablewhilesupplieslast.Salesapplyto
“It was a little rough,
selecteditemsonly.EverydayValuesareexcludedfrom"sales"andcoupons/Macy'sCardsavings.ThisadvertisementappliestoMacy'sstoresinFlorida.Pricesandmerchandisemaydifferonmacys.com.
there was some lightning in
AdvertiseditemsmaynotbeavailableatyourlocalMacy's,andselectionsmayvary.SomeReg./Saleitemsinthisadmayhavebeenpermanentlyreducedforclearanceafterthisadwasfinalized.
the area,” Phillips said, “but Specials:CouponnotvalidonSpecials.Notelephoneorders.Limitedquantities.Selectionvariesbystore.Someitemsmaybeavailableatselectedstoresonly.Nospecialordersand/orrainchecks.Floor
we got him back safely.” samplestockmaybeincluded.Intermediatemarkdownsmayhavebeentaken.Advertisedmerchandisemaybeofferedinfuturesaleevents.*15%offregularpricesvalidSeptember5and6,2008:In
Ayers was unsure of the Women’sFashions,Handbags,Shoes,Accessories,FashionJewelry,IntimateApparel,Men’sApparel,YoungMen’sApparel,Men’sShoesandKids’Apparel.*Excludes:Women:AmericanRag,I.N.C,Levi's,
Lauren,DesignerIntimateApparel.Shoes,Handbags&Accessories:MichaelKorsHandbags,Coach,Dooney&Bourke,DesignerSalonShoes,DesignerHandbags.Men:EmporioArmani,American
man’s full name, but said
Rag,I.N.C,Levi's,Dockers,RalphLauren,DKNY,MaterialLondon,Buffalo,HugoBoss,Claiborne,Nautica,PerryEllis,TassoElba,TommyBahama,Polo,Guess,KennethCole,TommyHilfiger,CalvinKlein,
he knew his first name was Lacoste.Kids:Levi's,Polo,Guess,KennethCole,Lacoste.Home:TommyHilfiger,CalvinKlein,Lacoste,RalphLauren,KateSpade,VeraWang,BeddingbyBarbaraBarry,MichaelKorsandNatori,Waterford,
Frank and that he was like- Baccarat,Lalique,Lladró,WilliamYeoward,Regular-priceChina,CrystalandSilver,SterlingFlatware,Wüsthof,All-Clad,Henckels,Tumi,ElectricsandElectronics,HolidayLaneDept.Trim,CardsandWrap,
ly in his late 50s to early Furniture,AreaRugs,Mattresses,GiftRegistryKiosks.Alsoexcludes:PriorPurchases,SpecialOrders,Specials,SuperBuys,EverydayValues,ClearanceandNewReductions,FineJewelry,Cosmetics,
Fragrances,Watches,Sunglasses,Optical,LicensedDepartments,eSpot,Restaurants,Macy'sGiftCards,GiftWrap,Services,PaymentonMacy'sCreditAccount,macysweddingchannel.com,macys.com.
60s. He also said the man
Cannotbecombinedwithanysavingspass,extradiscount,orcreditoffer,exceptopeninganewMacy'saccount.ValidatMacy'sstoresinFlorida.Comfortershavewarranties.Toobtaina
owns a red helicopter that
manufacturer'swarrantybeforepurchasing,visitastoreorwriteto:Macy'sCustomerService,P.O.Box471494,Miami,FL33247-1494.FineJewelry"ct.t.w."meanscarattotalweight.Allweights
he often is seen flying over areapproximate.Variancemaybe±.05carat.Diamondgradesmayvary.Coloredgemstonesmayhavebeentreated,suchasbyheating,oilingorirradiation.Photosmaybeenlargedtoshowdetail.
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FRIDAY, SEPT.5, 2008 SUN NEWSPAPERS 7A
FALSE How it works BRIEFS
from Page 1A from Page 6A
NEIGHBORING JURISDICTIONS
“Clearly it’s a At this point Williams
ters, according to experts, intends to implement the Here’s how area cities and counties handle false limited number of Florida
problem.False
but it works well in smaller program with existing alarms: native tree seedlings to
municipalities as well. alarms are a staff, although that could • City of Sarasotaadopted its ordinance in 2004. families. New library card
change depending on how Includes a renewable permit fee of $35.It treats secu- applicants will receive a
Preliminary approval tremendous
the program progresses. rity alarm malfunctions separately from false-alarm sustainability start-up kit,
City council warmed to expense and huge Some programs have notifications. including a car litterbag
the idea of a police cost- stalled due to insufficient Alarm malfunction fines:first offense, $45;second from Keep Sarasota Coun-
drain on our
recovery program for false staffing. offense, $120;third offense, $240;fourth and subse- ty Beautiful filled with sus-
alarms at a meeting last resources..” Key ingredients of the quent false alarms, $600. tainability literature from
month, although the level program are establishing False-alarm notification fines:first through third various county agencies.
— Venice Police
of fines was only briefly an annual, renewable per- receive notifications, fourth through sixth $70;seventh Home Depot and Publix
touched upon. Chief Julie mit fee for each alarm. The and subsequent false alarms, $120. Super Markets are provid-
“Council would be sup- third false alarm triggers • City of North Porthas a fine schedule for each ing support for Sustain-
Williams
portive of you and the an escalating fine sched- of two six-month periods:first through third false Ability Month programs
Florida chiefs,” said Mayor ule, beginning at $50. alarms no charge with written notice;fourth and and services.
Ed Martin. Fines goes up to $100 for beyond, $50 fine. For information, call
“I like this,” said Coun- the sixth false alarm, with • Sarasota Countycharges $25 for each response 861-5000 and ask about
cil Member John Sim- a maximum fine of $500 to a false alarm, regardless of cause, after the first Sustainability Month at
monds. “I don’t turn mine ence. for the tenth false alarm three responses in a six-month period.A private fire- Sarasota County libraries.
on when I leave because That’s all right, Sim- and each one thereafter. alarm-systems code expired Dec.31, 2003.
Pollution Prevention
it’s not registered. It’s use- monds chimed in, be- Some jurisdictions rec- • Charlotte County has a security alarm ordinance
Week Sept.15-21
less.” cause his gun works just ommend revoking the with an initial registration fee of $25 and renewal fee of
“Now that everybody fine as a deterrent. permit of repeat offenders, $10.Verification is required of alarm-monitoring com- Sarasota County is host-
knows you don’t have it Martin asked Williams in some cases actually panies before contacting law enforcement. ing a variety of activities
on, it really is useless,” to bring council an action removing the offenders Fine schedule:first and second receive a warning; Sept. 15-21 to showcase
replied Council Member paper and draft ordinance. from their response list — third violation, $25;fourth violation, $50;fifth violation, Pollution Prevention Week,
John Moore, drawing It should be forthcoming except in emergency calls $75;sixth and subsequent violations are a fine an annual celebration of
laughter from the audi- in the next month. that involve assault or between $100 and $500 with notice to appear and/or programs and activities
imprisonment not to exceed 60 days. that encourage the pre-
vention and elimination of
A MODEL FALSE-ALARM ORDINANCE
Source:Municipal Code Corporation waste production at its
Key ingredients: sources. The county will
• Permit required (typically $25-$50):No person shall use an alarm system with- focus on volunteer com-
out first obtaining a permit for such alarm system from the city or county.A fee may munity cleanups and pro-
be required for the initial registration and annual renewals.Each alarm permit shall medical emergency. little bit of a learning curse tecting the area’s water-
be assigned a unique permit number, and the user shall provide the permit number Failing to register an on the front end” of the sheds. Activities include:
to the alarm company to facilitate law enforcement dispatch. alarm that has summoned program. • Saturday, Sept. 20 —
• Fines:It is hereby found and determined that three or more false alarms within police has its own conse- The city already has an Laurel Park community
a permit year is excessive, constitutes a public nuisance, and shall be unlawful.Civil quences — a proposed ordinance for false fire cleanup;wInternational
penalties for false alarms within a permit year may be assessed against an alarm $100 fine. alarms for commercial Coastal Cleanup at loca-
user as follows: It’s not designed to be a properties. tions throughout Sarasota
Third, fourth and fifth false alarm —$50 punishment, said Wil- Fire Chief John Reed County from 8 a.m. to noon.
Sixth and seventh false alarm — $100 liams. said his program is “very • Wednesday, Sept. 24,
Eighth and ninth false alarm — $250 “It’s important to un- good,” but warned “we are 5:30-7:30 p.m. — presenta-
Tenth and over false alarms — $500 derstand that many resi- learning that there have tion by Sarasota County’s
Failure to register — $100 dences have alarms but been some cases in which Neighborhood Environ-
•In lieu of fines:The city or county may create and implement an Alarm User aren’t using them,” she insurance companies are mental Stewardship Team
Awareness Class (and) may grant the option of attending a class in lieu of paying said. “We don’t want to set trying to sue the city, argu- at Jacaranda Public Li-
one assessed fine. off false alarms, but clearly ing they’ve already paid brary, 4143 Woodmere
• Verification:An alarm company performing monitoring services shall attempt to we want them to use it to for that.” Park Blvd., Venice. The
verify, by calling the alarm site and/or alarm user by telephone, to determine protect themselves and “Pay attention to that … NEST program helps citi-
whether an alarm signal is valid before requesting dispatch.Telephone verification their property. what a lawsuit could cost zens understand and im-
shall require, at a minimum that a second call be made to a different number, if the “Registeringwtheir the city,” Reed said. prove local environmental
first attempt fails. alarms will be part of the conditions in their sur-
program, as well as how to rounding watershed.
Source:Florida Police Chiefs Association make sure its working ggiles@ For information, call
properly. There will be a venicegondolier.com 861-5000.
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FRIDAY BROOKYBROWN
SEPT.5,2008 [email protected]
OUR VIEW
Red-light cameras: Lots of money, minimal results
W
e don’t question the good inten- generate income for camera manufac- pay for a vendor to run the lights and might increase from eight to 12. (The rea-
tions of Sarasota County com- turers, systems operators and county send out violations. Sheriff’s office son is that drivers aware of cameras tend
missioners in their effort to government, and it will come from responsibilities would cost another to slam the brakes on the first sign of yel-
install cameras to catch motorists run- motorists’ pockets. $220,000 — the county estimates two low, causing more rear-end collisions.)
ning red lights. Sarasota County commissioners now officers would be needed, at $110,000 Some will argue that any measure
The aim is to improve safety. That’s seem set on a course to install cameras per year, to review potential violations that decreases the most serious injuries
always a good idea. on the 10 worst county intersections, and attend appeals hearings. — or prevents even one highway death
After all, who doesn’t get angry seeing measured by frequency of crashes. In addition, $100,000 would go to the — is worth the cost. Again, though, that
someone speeding through an intersec- Since state law forbids these cameras clerks office, and another $50,000 cost could be $2 million for only 10
tion after the yellow light has flicked to on state roads, the systems could not be would be spent on a hearing officer. intersections. If the program is wildly
red? (But less so on those occasions installed on what probably are the area’s In short, a million-dollar industry successful — more so than any other
when we “miscalculate” and do it our- most dangerous intersections, so these would be started, funded by $125 fines. place in this country — the income
selves.) Shouldn’t we do something will have to do. All this is intended to make the roads would drop far below costs.
about those people? Only one spot is in South County, at safer. However, as we said, the data is But it won’t. Once started, red-light
The problem is that good intentions River Road and Winchester Boulevard. sketchy. programs tend to be self-perpetuating.
don’t always bring good policies. In this To get an idea of the magnitude of the Most studies show a decrease in T- A Washington Post study showed the
case, the data from years of experience problem, that intersection saw seven bone crashes, which tend to cause the District of Columbia’s program took in
in other places using red-light cameras right-angle crashes and eight rear-end most serious injuries. But those studies $26 million over six years. Safety argu-
are far from conclusive. crashes in the past five years. also often show a larger increase in rear- ments continue, even if supporting data
Cameras may decrease accidents, By the county’s own estimate, some end crashes, which tend to cause less- are weak, and the cash-machine
but they also may increase accidents. 18,000 drivers could end up paying $125 severe injuries. becomes more and more critical to gov-
They may reduce serious injuries, but fines in the program’s first year. That will Using the River Road-Winchester ernments.
they may increase injuries in general. bring in $2 million. It will cost half that, Boulevard example, studies indicate If nothing else, we’d want much bet-
Highway analysts are still debating the so the extra $1 million goes into county dangerous side-angle crashes might be ter evidence of benefits before starting a
issue. coffers. expected to drop from seven to four — new million-dollar industry that, once
One thing is certain: The devices will Some $540,000 to $675,000 would perhaps — while rear-end crashes started, takes on a life of its own.
Bye, bye, status quo
man made, but does be-
lieve we should be drilling
for oil in the Alaska Na-
tional Wildlife Refuge. She
is unabashedly, openly
and proudly a card-carry-
ing conservative.
However, unlike many
tunnel-visioned politi-
cians, she challenged a
MARY KAY RUPPEL corrupt system within her
COLUMNIST own party, opposed and
beat Republican Gov.
Murkowski, then beat the
Democrat nominee to THIS SLOW MOVING
It’s Aug. 31, and today I become governor of
STORM FORME D OVER
am celebrating my dog’s Alaska in 2006.
THE NORTHEAST AND WILL
second birthday. It was just In the days to come, she
a little over a year ago that will be painted by our pri- PROBABLY ARRIVE ABOUT
I was blessed with my pal, marily liberal media with
THE TIME OF THE FIRST
companion and sometime the very wide brush of
pain in the ––– — but you “inexperience.” Obviously, FROST.
know who I’m talking she does not have the
about: Mr. Maney. years of experience of Sen. Ahlce^ov?ww,
Overall, this year has Joseph Biden; however,
G0AMXMX S?W
not been very pleasant, unlike Barack Obama, she
and I sum it up with the has run more than her
old line “if it weren’t for mouth. As a senator he’s
bad luck, I wouldn’t have never written a bill, though
LETTERS FROM OUR READERS
any luck at all” — except he has already written two
for him. memoirs.
If that’syour biggest problem …
My thoughts are so She leads a state that
scattered today, looking matters to all of us. Alaska
out at the blustery weather has significant energy re-
and intermittent rain and sources and she has been a
increasing winds, wonder- leader in the fight to make
Bush,McCain In with the new,
ing just when and where America energy indepen- Editor:
Gustav will land. dent. She has actually used I read the item, More mowing, less talk. This made me missed their calling not the old
I don’t pay much atten- her veto and cut budgetary laugh since I was the resident who wrote the first one
Editor: Editor:
tion to the weather fore- spending, and put a stop about Center Road being a slum. Now we are just lazy
Some time ago while on I believe that Obama
casts because, quite frank- to the $400 million “bridge and pigs because our grass is too high.
national TV President and McCain are both good
ly, they’re often wrong. I’ve to nowhere.” Well, I have more things to worry about than my
Bush jokingly searched for men. We know that Mc-
made my usual prepara- As the head of Alaska’s grass, like the cutbacks in county government, the cut-
weapons of mass destruc- Cain is a brave and honor-
tions, though, by filling the National Guard and as the backs in the police and fire departments and, especially,
tion under his chair. This, able man. We knew that,
tub with water and my car mother of a soldier, she the cutbacks in education. So again, here is my com-
of course, was highly from the moment he re-
with gas. understands what it takes ment about being lazy pigs or living in a slum: I would
humorous. fused to leave a Vietna-
That’s it folks. If worse to lead our nation and she rather live on Center Road than anywhere else.
Not to be outdone, mese prison camp just
comes to worse, we’re understands the impor- The people who live here are hard-working, middle-
while on national TV more because his father was a
heading for the stall show- tance of sincerely support- class people and not snobs who can only complain
recently Sen. McCain put high-ranking military offi-
er in the center of my ing our troops with more about grass. Worry more about the important things in
on another very humor- cer.
house. than lip service. life than just the height of the grass.
ous act. To the tune of the When I listen to his
I have broken every rule You’re going to be hear-
’60s song “Barbara Ann,” story, I want to believe he
of good journalism by ing a lot about the fact that Michael T.Browne
the senator improvised the knows the way. I want to
opening this column with she was a beauty contest Venice
words “bomb, bomb, bomb give him something back
pure pessimism, but stick winner — she was first
Englewood SCAT … bomb, bomb Iran.” for all he gave to us.
with me because finally I runner-up in the Miss
see a flicker of light at the Alaska Pageant years ago. route is a life line Which of these comedy But I do not believe we
house). acts was funnier? It’s kind can afford this old warrior
end of the tunnel — Mc- What you are to assume
Editor: This route seems to be a of hard to decide. Maybe in the White House. Tactics
Cain’s choice for his run- from that useless bit of
The Sarasota County well-kept secret since no it’s just a tie. and technology have
ning mate, the relatively information is that she is a
commissioners are con- one in Englewood seems changed and we are not
unknown governor of superficial nitwit. I am
sidering cutting bus routes to know about this valu- Al Bosch the only country with this
Alaska, Sarah Palin. confident she will be able
to help fund a new trolley able public transportation Venice new knowledge. War can
She is refreshingly open to rise well above all the
service for Siesta Key, with service. There has been no no longer be the only way
and a maverick. This “soc- nonsense.
the Englewood bus route advertisement on this to solve the problems of
cer mom” of five children, In choosing Gov. Sarah We could use
at the top of the chopping SCAT route. Even trying to the world. We can’t afford
doesn’t hesitate or equivo- Palin, John McCain has some fresh air
block. We need to get the get a schedule seems a dif- to continue on this path,
cate in admitting she’s as put Washington on notice
word out about this bus ficult task. Because of this Editor: either in money or the
pro life as anyone can be. that he is serious about
route and have the voices secret, typically only four Please, someone tell me bodies of our young.
She is anti-same-sex mar- shaking up the status quo.
of our community heard. or five riders utilize it. why the Venice wastewater McCain is out of touch
riage, a supporter of capi-
Does the Englewood With our country in a treatment plants must with the common man.
tal punishment and a life- Mary Kay Ruppel is a
community know they severe economic decline emit such an offensive He states that you’re not
long member of the Na- Venice resident and has
have a public bus service? combined with the rising odor. I don’t notice it in rich until you have an
tional Rifle Association, as been a frequent contribu-
Sarasota County Area Tran- price of gas, this valuable Sarasota, didn’t notice it in annual income of $5 mil-
well as Feminists for Life. tor to other publications.
sit has a route that goes service should be shouted Naples (God forbid) when lion. He states he won’t
She does not believe She writes a regular col-
through Venice and Eng- from the rooftops. I lived there. raise taxes on anyone. So
that global warming is umn for this page.
lewood, the Englewood Maybe the Siesta Key Too bad a few hundred how do we pay for this
Loop Route 21. trolley service should be thousand dollars will now huge deficit?
MISSION STATEMENT The bus goes through privately funded, since it be spent on legal fees on He continues with the
Englewood and stops at will only benefit a handful yet another airport mess. Republican platform of
To be the superior quality, low cost provider of information
libraries, schools, hospi- of already wealthy busi- We could have had a pro- protecting the rich while
and advertising in the local communities we serve.We will
tals, the YMCA, shopping nesses whereas keeping fessional study done on a mortgaging the future of
continuously improve:the value of information provided to
centers, parks and even the the Englewood bus route real stink. It can’t be our children and grand-
our customers;the value and results for our advertisers;the
Englewood Sports Com- would benefit a whole healthy or good for tour- children.
quality of life in our communities;the return on our stock-
plex. It also connects to the community. ism. I believe Obama has the
holders’investment ...while providing a fair, challenging and
Venice Loop Route 16, ability to lead us to new
rewarding workplace for productive employees.
which goes throughout Patricia Burkey Jim Rich
Venice (including the court- Englewood Nokomis Please see LETTERS, 9A
FRIDAY, SEPT.5, 2008 SUN NEWSPAPERS 9A
LET’EM HAVEIT: TO WHAT EXTENT IS A CANDI- Some say aye, some say nay
DATE’S PERSONAL LIFE OR FAMILY FAIR GAME IN A
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN? CALL US AT 207-1111.
Kicked to the curb and left there
until one realizes that that with only four additives. chamber of commerce is
there just might be anoth- The project — calling for one. The leader of the
Curbside.Something is wrong with the county trash er Growth Gang at the air- several toilets, a board- chamber made an impas-
pick-up service. In the last five weeks I’ve had trash left port — different players walk and crossover to the sioned plea to council on
three times, recycling once, yard waste once and scrap but the same thoughts beach, some parking and the 26th to “update” the
wood twice. All these were placed at the curb at mid- about growth being pro- the planting of sea oats in park in order to help the
night Wednesday night before the pick-up, either in con- gress, as well as profitable. the sand dunes next to the business community cope
tainers or bundled up and left curbside all day Friday. No And there are also thoughts park — was sold to the cit- with drastic times.
pick-up. And the ironic thing about this is that the recy- about that well-known izens of Venice who want- He was specific in tell-
clables, trash and the construction material are still at trickle-down-while-gush- ed to keep one of the last ing the exact number of
the curbside this week. HERB LEVINE ing-upward effect. pristine beaches on the companies and business
GUEST COLUMNIST West Coast of Florida just that make up the chamber
the way it was. members — about 1,000
Not saving. I just read being wasteful with his
And then along came or so in the Venice area
Steve Baumann’s column electric usuage. We do the No one seems to
another Growth Gang call- and down to 400 in Venice
about how his electric bill same thing. As we con-
The Aug. 25 Venice City have any problem ing themselves the Young itself. He also talked about
is headed in the right serve and conserve, the
Council meeting was an Professionals. Many of the almost large amounts
direction, and it made me people serving us boost equating an-
eye-opener in at least one them, led by their men- of money that group
mad. FP&L just boosted their prices so that con-
major way. Let’s call it a nexations,sprawl tors, showed up at a city brings to the city. It almost
our rates 8 percent, but I servation isn’t really as
“common thread” that council meeting about sounded as if there was
read through and saw great as we expect. It and density re-
seems to run through ma- Tramonto Vista and de- going to be a plea to build
that he had a couple of seems to happen to us
jor parts of city business, quests with manded many many more a baseball stadium.
good ideas that are actu- every time. In January,
but mostly through city amenities for an active There was no compari-
ally saving energy and they’re going to boost our growth as a direct
business that has to do park. The amenities in- son made to the number of
that his effort was to rates again between 10
with growth. result of the cluded pavilions, a sound citizens, homeowners and
lower his bill because of and 16 percent.
However, there are lots stage, an area for volley- retirees who pay an even
efforts of the
of sides of city business ball, swing sets and lots of larger share of the total
that do not seem to be in- Growth Gang to parking spaces. budget. Nor was there any
LETTERS volved in growth, but most make money. They all claimed to be mention of the many
from Page 8A
if not all of them really are. from Venice but when amenities that already exist
No one seems to have asked for their addresses, and attract tourists.
insights, new knowledge come to, supposedly, bal-
any problem equating an- many of them had to leave Maybe, just maybe, the
and new techniques. I ance the economy.
nexations, sprawl and den- on personal business. The chamber should be work-
believe he has the ability to Why should a few be
sity requests with growth as Whether it’s a new previous council bought ing with its clients to see
draw us together as Amer- charged so much and the
a direct result of the efforts development, residential into it and the present how they can help them-
icans so we can make our many be charged nothing?
of the Growth Gang to or commercial, near the council that had unseated selves instead of spending
country strong again. I It would be more fair for
make money. The Growth outer edges of Venice or three pure growth minions all that time working on
believe he has the inner the whole work force, from
Gang and its many, many lengthening the runways seems to be going in the council to help its clients.
strength and the vision to the top to the bottom, to
minions — from consul- or putting in a few dozen same direction. There is a major differ-
help us make the world a receive a 10 percent to 20
tants right through to the more hangars plus a mari- Maybe they feel that ence between the present
safer place. percent pay cut instead of
clerical staff in their own na at one end of the air- several million of that ref- naysayers and the aye-
a few taking a 100 percent
offices. They all make a port, it is still the Growth erendum fund is still avail- sayers. The naysayers are
Melissa Wolford punch in the wallet and
good-to-great living out of Gang at work. Mostly dif- able and using it to make trying to conserve the
Englewood the work load being
growth while the average ferent players, but still the the park more active will beauty and the ambiance
spread over fewer shoul-
Spread the pain for citizen suffers through all Growth Gang at work. then close the door on of our city. The aye-sayers
ders or put in the closet
common good the symptoms that the And then there’s a park growth. I doubt it. I also from the chamber leaders
until later.
problem of growth have — Tramonto Vista, to be think that in these times, to the Growth Gang want
Editor: I am sure if everybody
spawned. exact. Sold to the citizens the extra money should to make lots of money.
When a person loses a were working on this
The word “growth” be- of Venice as part of a $10 have been used to pay Lots and lots of money.
job, it is a disaster and thing, it would soon be
comes a little more hazy million bond referendum. down the debt. Whom do you believe?
unfair — unfair because solved.
when one examines what Sold with the promise that One or two common Herb Levine is president
the job loser is deprived of
George Runstadler has been happening at the Tramonto Vista Park threads run through all of of the Venice Taxpayers
the major source of in-
Englewood Venice Municipal Airport would be a passive park the Growth Gangs. The League.
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Shopping center set
Shopping and all that jazz
family-owned businesses Tony Benade from 10 to 11
for West Villages filling each and every a.m. Then on Sunday our
block. We even have two very own Dick Hyman and
new shops on Miami: Ven- Friends will perform at the
ice Island Purses, owned Venice Community Center
by Tim Dougherty, Pat from 7 to 9 p.m. Tickets are
Imo. West and their kids, Jessica $25 in advance or $30 at
Smith and Tim Dougherty; the door for that event.
and Gulf Coast Gift Bas- The Downtowners, Ven-
BY ROGER BUTTON square-foot retail center. There are sever-
kets, owned by Carrel-Ann ice MainStreet Inc.’s group
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST al outparcels in the project, including a
KC QUARETTI-LEE Dann-Kowack. Next time of goodwill ambassadors,
5,000-square-foot building earmarked for
MAINSTREET you’re downtown, stop in will be starting up again in
Planning for the future growth of a large restaurant.
and say hello. October when the year’s
South Venice, particularly the anticipated “The Publix store is scheduled to open COLUMNIST
Here’s another impor- hottest days are finally
eventual completion of 15,000 homes at in October 2009,” said Bruce Williams,
tant shopping tidbit: Ven- behind us. We are looking
the West Villages, formerly the Taylor and chief operational officer for Thomas
ice MainStreet’s Sidewalk for a few more outgoing
Thomas ranches, the developer has Enterprises, parent company of Thomas
This evening CPR is Sale is Sept. 12 and 13. and fun individuals to
released details of the first major commu- Ranch, developers of Prado at the West
performing at the Gazebo You’ll be offered hot deals spend time in our beauti-
nity shopping center. Villages. Prado is the Spanish name given
in Centennial Park. To- in cool, air-conditioned ful downtown area offer-
Site clearance began in a few weeks to a public park and promenade in
night is the group’s second shops owned by individu- ing maps, directories and
ago at the West Villages of South Venice Madrid in 1645.
performance for us. This is als and families that have a smile to our visitors.
and North Port, south of Gran Paradiso This is the first community shopping
one of our free Friday chosen downtown Venice If you are interested in
and across from Manatee Community center to be built specifically to serve the
Night Live Concerts and I as the place they want to having a lot of fun and get-
College’s Venice Campus. It is the growing residential communities of
hope you all spend a little spend their time and ener- ting a bit of exercise at the
preparatory work for the new Prado at the South Venice and North Port. It will serve
time downtown this eve- gy. Most shops open at 10 same time, call me at the
West Villages Community Shopping the Plantation Golf & Country Club, Gran
ning. a.m. and will have bar- office, 484-6722, or call Leah
Center on the northwest corner of West Paradiso, Sarasota National Golf Club and
Sept. 19 is the date of gains galore ready for you Sherman at Collectors Gal-
Villages Parkway. Island Walk at the West Villages, together
the next scheduled free both on the sidewalks and lery & Framery, 488-3029, to
Infrastructure will be followed by verti- with existing and planned growth on
concert, so mark your cal- inside where it’s cooler. get scheduled into the next
cal construction, set to commence in River Road.
endars. You can also check There are more impor- orientation session.
February. A 45,600-square-foot Publix
the Venice MainStreet Inc. tant events you won’t want Save the date: Oct. 11 is
supermarket will anchor the 90,000- [email protected]
Web site events page for to miss. Sunday, Sept. 13, the Venice MainStreet Inc.
updated information: www. the Corvette Show will be Dinner Dance at the train
venicemainstreet.com. in Centennial Park from 8 depot. The theme is “An
Ice Cream House opening
I read an interesting fact a.m. to 3 p.m. It is always Evening In Italy.”
this week about where our such fun to see the down- Cassariano Italian Eat-
shopping dollars go once town filled with one of ery is catering and The
at Venice Pines Plaza we’ve parted with them. America’s favorite auto- Cry’n Shames are playing.
According to the Small mobiles. Tickets are $55 and are
Business Administration, 60 Saturday, Sept. 27, Blalock available at Venice Main-
cents of every dollar spent Park will host the second Street Inc., Richard Brad-
with a sole proprietorship is annual Venice Jazz Festival way & Associates, 488-2600,
early November. Drive, North Venice, has
retained or re-circulated in from 1 to 4:30 p.m. This and Bella Luna Cafe, 488-
It has a reputation as introduced new impact-
the community. event is free to the public. 3089.
the one-stop destination resistant preassembled
Just have to take a stroll That morning the Ven- KC Quaretti-Lee is exec-
for every imaginable item windows and doors for
through our beautiful ice Public Library is offer- utive director of Venice
of Halloween merchan- retail stores, offices, hotels,
downtown and you’ll see ing a free jazz lecture by MainStreet Inc.
dise including costumes strip centers, restaurants,
for all ages from toddlers health-care facilities and
to adults. The company high-rise condominiums. Bravo, Bonnell’s
operates Spirit of Children “The preassembled sys-
to benefit child-life de- tem reduces installation
ROGER BUTTON partments within chil- time and makes integra-
BUSINEWS COLUMNIST dren’s hospitals across the tion of these products in a
country. project cost effective,” said
Wayne Varnadore, PGT
Waiting for opening
vice president of architec-
Opening later this The public will have to tural systems. L L _
month in the Venice Pines wait almost three weeks to
Grand opening
Plaza will be The Ice use the new facilities at the
planned
Cream House, 1200 Jaca- Nokomis Beach Plaza and
randa Blvd. Pavilion.WRenovations From Southport, Conn.,
Russian-born Yulia Tele- amounting virtually to a Jim Bonitohas been in the
sheesky, a computer pro- complete rebuild were flooring business for the
gram analyst, moved from completed to schedule this past 15 years. Nine years
Moscow to Andover, week. ago he came to Venice, and
Mass., in 1988. In 2004 she “We were smiled upon a few months ago with his
came to Sarasota and for the duration, finished wife, Selena, opened a
joined a dental practice on time and handed over store promoting the prod-
before opening her Cone this week,” said Jack ucts he uses.
Zone ice cream store on Clark, project manager for Bonito Tile, 284-E South
Fruitville Road. Howell Construction of U.S. 41 Bypass, on Spur
Having sold that loca- Sarasota. Road behind the Verizon
ME-
tion, later this month she The official ribbon cut- Wireless Store, is operated
PHOTO COURTESY OF UWSSC
will open her Venice store ting by Sarasota County by his wife, Selena, who has
selling Working Cow and commissioners is planned a residential and commer- Lisa Terraglia,owner of Bonnell’s Boutique & Winery,317-B W.Venice Ave.,presents Steve
sugar-free ice cream, for Friday, Sept. 19, at 6 cial cleaning business. On Brett,executive director of the United Way of South Sarasota County,with a check as
yogurt, milk shakes, cus- p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, they will Bonnell’s contribution from participating in the recent United Way of South Sarasota and
tom-made sundaes and hold their grand opening, Venice MainStreet Dine Out Day held in downtown.
Seeking partner
home-made cones. She with refreshments, product
intends to introduce soft Kendal Coogan, presi- and service advice and dis-
Have your possessions professionally recorded
ice cream and hopes to dent of Hot Concepts Inc., counts.
sublease to a coffee and the franchisee for Fire Displayed within the
cookies business partner. House Subs, 1570 South store are every kind of tile
Call [phone]. U.S. 41 Bypass, is seeking and marble for flooring, BY BRUCE SCHWARTZ ly produced audio/video recording to
owner-operators for each walls and bathrooms. GUEST COLUMNIST prove ownership, condition and value of
Halloween store
of his nine locations. “We specialize in origi- your property prior to a loss.
opening
“It’s a great restaurant nal custom-design work,” Grab a pen and paper. Without looking Do-it-yourself home videos may limit
Celebrating its 25th and I want an investor part- said Bonito. around, write down everything you can or delay recovery, which may fall far short
anniversary with an open- ner who would like a piece Store hours are 9 a.m.-3 think of that is in your home, room by of the limits of your insurance policies. A
ing in the next few days in of the action and dedicate p.m. weekdays. Call 485- room. professional audio/video recording
Osprey Southbay Shop- themselves to managing it,” 8737. Now, with your list in hand, go through includes several proprietary components
ping Center is Spirit Hal- said Coogan. your home checking how well you that assure accuracy, completeness and
Name correction
loween, 1230 South Tami- Plans for expansion, remembered. Put a check mark next to claims compliance.
ami Trail. including a new take-out in Circus gal Bonnie Sei- items you listed. You may wonder, “Aren’t photographs
The company has experi- South Venice, are on hold as don’s husband, Adam, On a fresh sheet of paper, write down as reliable as a video?” The answer is no,
enced tremendous growth, the company focuses on owns AH Fabrications in anything you forgot to put on the original they are not. Most still pictures are one
from 63 stores in 1999 improving efficiency. Call Nokomis, where they list. Chances are good you forgot many dimensional, usually undated and can-
when it was acquired by [phone]. manufacture auto gates belongings. Chances are, you forgot some not show detail and overall condition of
Spencer Gifts, to more and railings. The wrong really important items, too. real or personal property as well as a
New storm windows
than 600 as the leading name appeared in last Now imagine having to create this list multi-dimensional, digitally date-
Halloween retailer. The At the appropriate time week’s Businews. Call 350- for your insurance company after a trau- stamped audio/video recording can.
typical store opens around for seasonal storms, PGT 8996. matic event such as a hurricane, flood or With a professional audio-video record-
Labor Day and closes in Industries, Technology [email protected] fire. ing, your claim data are current, accurate
A major insurance adjuster remarked and digitally dated for potential claims
after Hurricane Katrina in 2006, “Post- and recoveries.
disaster loss recall of personal property A videographer, with longstanding
BIZ BRIEFS
averages less than 60 percent after the experience as a professional in the insur-
event.” Be honest — how well did you ance industry is uniquely qualified to
Biz Briefs features notices of business- 17, 7:45 a.m., Jacaranda Trace, 3600 Wil- score? provide insurance companies with the
related events and meetings,new hires liam Penn Way; free. Are you prepared to deal with this? documentation they need to process
and promotions,new businesses and sig- • Business After Five, Thursday, Sept. Consider the time, effort and expense it homeowners’ and business owners’
nificant professional awards,honors and 18, 5:30 p.m., Community National Bank, would take, if it were even possible, to claims.
achievements.Submissions should be e- 201 Center Road; $5 for members, $10 for recall, log, and submit in detail a building Documenting your home, business
mailed to [email protected]. nonmembers. profile and the contents of a home or and personal property with a compre-
• Network Lunch, Monday, Sept. 22, business in the event of a catastrophic hensive audio/video recording will give
Chamber calendar
11:45 a.m., Kimal Lumber, 11186 Hughey loss. The aftermath of a hurricane, wind- you peace of mind and an essential, but
• Venice Area Young Professionals Kimal Drive; $12 per person; RSVP storm, flood, fire or theft is traumatic often an overlooked, element of your
Networking Event, Thursday, Sept. 11, required. enough without the anxiety of uncertain recovery plan in the event of a loss.
5:30 p.m.,CrossRoads American Grille, • Officer installation, Thursday, Sept. 25, recovery from your insurance carrier. Bruce Schwartz of Video Property
385 U.S. 41 Bypass; VAYP members and at the Venice Yacht Club; $60; RSVP by Sept. So what’s the solution to this problem? Archives of Sarasota has been recording
first-timers free, all others $5. 11 to Charleen Myers, cmyers@venice Property and casualty insurance ad- homes and businesses for loss prevention
• Wake Up! Venice, Wednesday, Sept. chamber.com or 488-2236. justers highly recommend a professional- and disaster recovery since 1999.