Arlington Park Neighborhood Action Strategy - City of Sarasota

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe following citizens and staff were active in the development of the Arlington ParkNeighborhood Action Strategy:Herbert Abrell George Lemmer Lisa RepassyMaureen Avila Elaine Lemmer Christine SchaafGene Bauer Becky Levar Gem SchebGary Belle Merle Lilly Shannon SnyderPaul Bishop Cheri McNulty Duke SnyderJudy Brandt Virginia Miller Nan SnyderGretchen Castner Charles Montgomery Michael StarkeyMary Cooper Joe Moraca Mary Ann TanksleyPhyllis Du Bois Rhonda Moraca Kimm ThurmondCarolyn Fishel Rachel Moraca Mark ThurmondLynn Gould Dorothy Mullen Dale TopeVirginia Hoffman Florence Mullin Kathleen VolonisPartick Keeling Howard O'Hern George WeitzelLarry Kincaid Juanita O'Hern Lorna WileyGail Kincaid Lois Parker David WoodwardKirk Langenbach Rita Peters Jim YoungLarry Leman Carol Ann Ramsdell Mary YoungSherrie Leman Brett RaymakerSTUDENT INTERNSJessica BuieSarah CassidyAlec FosterLaura GinsburgSarah GrimmeSarah KellMarissa KrummW. Steven ScottCITY STAFFPeter Abbott, Chief of PoliceRyan Chapdelain, Neighborhood Planner, Neighborhood Partnership OfficeDennis Daughters, P.E., City EngineerAlex Davis-Shaw, P.E., Deputy City EngineerBill Hallisey, Director, Public WorksDoug James, Planning and Redevelopment DepartmentTodd Kucharski, Deputy Director, Public Works DepartmentTim Litchet, Director, Building Zoning and Code EnforcementDuane Mountain, Capital Projects Manager, Public Works DepartmentMichael Raposa, Director, Neighborhood Partnership OfficeJane Robinson, Director, Planning and Redevelopment DepartmentDavid Smith, Planning and Redevelopment DepartmentBeverly Spangler, Manager, Zoning and Code EnforcementBill Vest, Capital Projects Coordinator, Public WorksKathlyn Vieira, Neighborhood Coordinator, Neighborhood Partnership OfficeLt. William Wall, Police DepartmentSpecial thanks to Dr. David Brain of New College for his NAS forum presentation and toNew College student intern W. Steven Scott for all his assistance throughout the entireNAS process.Arlington Park Neighborhood Action Strategy 4
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Page 1 and 2: Neighborhood Action StrategyArlingt
Page 3: TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGEACKNOWLEDGMENT
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Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTIONThe purpose of the Neig
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Page 13 and 14: SUMMARY OF NAS FORUMSDuring the NAS
Page 15 and 16: Infrastructure and Related Services
Page 17 and 18: AppearanceKeeping up the appearance
Page 19 and 20: Land Use and ZoningThe residents of
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Page 25 and 26: CRIME AND SAFETYGOALImprove overall
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Page 29 and 30: INFRASTRUCTURE AND RELATED SERVICES
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Page 33 and 34: APPEARANCE (continued)RECOMMENDED A
Page 35 and 36: RECOMMENDED ACTION RESPONSIBLEAGENT
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Page 39 and 40: APPENDIX A — Satisfaction Survey
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APPENDIX A — Satisfaction Survey
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