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Mar Vista back on agenda

Mar Vista back on agenda

In the wake of resident protest, Longboat Commission has on agenda for Monday a discussion and possible vote to reconsider approval of the site plan.

May 20, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

On Monday, May 20, Longboat Key Town Commission agenda

On Monday, May 20, Longboat Key Town Commission agenda

Pension plans on town agenda Town pension plans will be discussed at the Longboat Key Town Commission’s regular workshop on Monday, May 20. Commissioners will review a proposed ordinance that freezes the Firefighters’ Retirement System pension plan. After the discussion, the ordinance will be forwarded to a special workshop meeting later the same day for [...]

May 20, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

Colony owners vote, face town

Colony owners vote, face town

The beleaguered Yablon, who had been chastised the day prior at commission meeting for a lack of progress in redeveloping the 18-acre resort was re-appointed to his position as President and represents a clear majority of the owners.

May 14, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

Mar Vista expansion creates complaints in historic Longboat Village

Mar Vista expansion creates complaints in historic Longboat Village

Neighbors say 331 possible patrons will flood residential area.

May 14, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

Avoid ‘cash register goals’

Avoid ‘cash register goals’

We have finite/limited land; only about four square miles. Added construction, added people, all must use the same and limited four square miles. Even in the course of events if construction does “go up” (yes, meant literally, and figuratively) we are in a “closed-in-space.”

May 14, 2013 | Posted in Opinion, Top Box | Read More »

Longboat Key: Will our future be as bright?

Longboat Key: Will our future be as bright?

Today we have a cell tower policy so strict it is the legislative equivalent of saying you can only have a child by virgin birth. Unfortunately, that, too, is under assault.

May 4, 2013 | Posted in Opinion, Stephen Reid | Read More »

Commission talks Colony condemnation, junk clearing on Monday

Commission talks Colony condemnation, junk clearing on Monday

The Longboat Key Town Commission will consider several Colony issues Monday, May 6 at 7 p.m., including options for increasing security, the removal of extraneous ‘junk,’ and defining exactly what constitutes tourism uses and what tourism uses are allowed at the now shuttered resort.

May 4, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

Community meets with Colony chaos

Community meets with Colony chaos

‘The Aquarius property values have been impacted severely. We have had to increase the security at the Aquarius because we do not feel safe.’

April 27, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

Colony on Town’s agenda

Colony on Town’s agenda

Who owns the Colony? What does owning a unit mean as a zoning right? Should the town exert more maintenance control? What should be allowed to be developed at the 18-acre Colony site in the future?

April 22, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »

A few words with Mayor Jim Brown

A few words with Mayor Jim Brown

Longboat Key News spoke with Mayor Jim Brown about some timely topics this week. Here is what he had to say: Now that you have evaluated the two Town Attorney candidates (Rob Robertson and Maggie Mooney-Portale), do you have a preference? They are both qualified. I have to say my gut keeps telling me — [...]

April 22, 2013 | Posted in Major Headlines, Top Box | Read More »