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26-5589 — Replacement multi-purpose building, covered play area, and multi-purpose athletic field for community service uses in Sarasota, FL
This case involves rezoning approximately 4.49 acres at 1790 21st Street from residential multiple family to governmental zoning to permit a Boys & Girls Club to replace and expand its multi-purpose building, covered play area, and add an athletic field. The site plan application allows for a modest increase in building size from approximately 21,197 to 21,760 square feet along with community service facilities.
| Case number | 26-5589 |
|---|---|
| Type | Rezoning |
| Location | 1790 21st Street, southwest corner of 21st Street and N. Osprey Avenue |
| County | Sarasota County |
| Acreage | 4.49 |
| Current zoning | Residential Multiple Family 2 (RMF-2) |
| Requested zoning | Governmental (G) |
| Proposed use | Replacement multi-purpose building, covered play area, and multi-purpose athletic field for community service uses |
| Petitioner | Joel J. Freedman, AICP |
| Owner | Boys & Girls Club of Sarasota and DeSoto Counties, Inc. |
| Hearing | 2026-01-20 |
| Hearing body | City Commission |
| Status | continued |
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- First seen — 2026-07-27: First seen on an agenda (backfilled from our archive) · City Commission
Other Sarasota rezoning cases
- 25-5581 — Comp Plan Amendment
- 26-5585 — Other
- 25-5579 — Rezoning
- 26-5588 — Other
- 26-5593 — New building addition containing 151 independent senior living dwelling units and three levels of structured parking
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