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LONGBOAT KEY, FLORIDA Welcome to Casa Del Mar Beach Resort on beautiful Longboat Key. We hope you have a relaxing time. If there is anything in addition that you might need, please contact us at the office so we can assist you right away. We want to make sure that you have an exceptional stay here with us at our resort! Mark Meador General Manager Casa del Mar Beach Resort 4621 Gulf of Mexico Drive Longboat Key, Florida 34228 Phone: 941-383-5549 Fax: 941-383-7925 Email: [email protected] Website: www.casadelmar.net Emergency Phone Numbers Before 5 pm, call the Casa del Mar office at 383-5549. After hours, call 526-6678 Police/Emergency 316-1977 or 911. (Our area code is 941) CHECK-IN AND CHECK-OUT Check in time: 3:00 pm Check out time: 11:00 am Our office hours are 9:00 to 5:00 daily. If arriving after 5:00 pm, you will find an envelope containing your unit keys, clipped to the board on our porch. Please check in with the office the following morning to register. All guests must register. Please be prepared to provide car license tag number. Balance on your account is due upon arrival. POOL AND BEACH Pool is open 8:00 am to 10:00 pm For safety and enjoyment of all guests: Pool Rules are posted by the pool. No glass is permitted outside of unit. Pool is for swimming – no rafts or toys permitted, except baby floats/water wings. No food or beverages permitted within pool fenced area. Pool chairs cannot be reserved. See enclosed Casa del Mar Rules/Regulations or check with office if questions. Children under 12 using the pool must have adult supervision. All young children in diapers must be in snug fitting waterproof swim diapers. Casa del Mar ● 4621 Gulf of Mexico Drive ●Longboat Key, FL 34228 ● Ph: 941-383-5549 ●www.casadelmar.net CELL PHONES Please make your calls private As a courtesy to others, please do not disturb other guests when receiving or making a call. Thank you for your cooperation. UMBRELLA RENTALS Beach Umbrella rentals can be arranged in the office, they are $15.00 a day, or $60.00 a week Our maintenance staff will put them up about 8am and close them at around 4:30-5:00 pm. Please note that we also take down the umbrellas when there is high wind or a rainstorm moving into the area. Thank you for your cooperation. TENNIS Sign-up sheets are located on the porch next to the office. You may sign up for a court one day in advance. Please limit to one court time per day. No one under 12 years may sign for courts or be on courts without an adult present. Unassigned court time can be used by any guest. INTERNET Wireless or cable connection. Your ID is :CDM and your unit #. ( ex: 1ecdm), your password is the phone# of your unit Visit our website at www.casadelmar.net Other recommended sites: www.tripadvisor.com, www.longboatkeychamber.com , www.sarasotamagazine.com, www.floridasgulfislands.com LINEN EXCHANGE Wednesday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Linens and towels can be exchanged (bed, bath, and kitchen) when you bring them to our laundry room. The laundry room is around the corner from the office in the F Building. Follow the ramp to the sliding glass door. Housekeeping will be glad to give you clean linens. Exchanges on holidays are not available – Check with the office for exchange day. If you need to exchange linens on days other than Wednesday, just stop by the office, we are always here to help. STARTER SUPPLIES Your condominium is provided with a starter kit of supplies which include: 1 roll of toilet paper in each bathroom. Single packet dishwasher detergent / dishwashing liquid soap. Single use packet of laundry detergent. 2 bars of soap in each bathroom. Trash bag in each wastebasket. Shampoo/conditioner and body lotion If you need additional supplies… You may purchase them in our office or at PUBLIX, GROCERY STORE which is located 3 miles south of Casa del Mar - turn left at stoplight at Bay Isles. PHONE USE Long distance calls require a prepaid phone card. No charge for local and toll-free calls. “Information” is 1-800-373-3411. There is a fee to use 411 Local Restaurants (too many to list all...) Sunsets (waterfront) Sandbar (music) 100 Spring St, Anna Maria Is. 778-0444 http://www.groupersandwich.com/ Hilton Outdoor Café 2 doors north of Casa del Mar http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/florida/hilton-longboat-key-beachfront-resort-SRQHIHF/dining/index.html Beach House (music) 200 Gulf Dr. at Cortez light http://beachhouse.groupersandwich.com/ Waterfront Casual City Pier-Anna Maria (music) 100 S. Bay Blvd. Anna Maria Island Mar Vista Bayside 760 Broadway St. North, Longboat Key (941) 383-2391 http://marvista.groupersandwich.com/ Star Fish Company Seafood market and dockside dining, 12306 46th St., Cortez, 794-1243 http://www.starfishcompany.com/starfishcompany/index.html Old Salty Dog 1601 Ken Thompson Parkway Sarasota 388-4311 http://www.theoldsaltydog.com/ Rod and Reel Pier, 875 N. Shore Blvd, Anna Maria Island. 778-1885 (also great breakfast!) http://www.urbanspoon.com/cities/30-tampa-bay/restaurants/1281006-rod-reel-pier/menu Dry Dock 412 Gulf of Mexico Dr. LBK 383-0102 http://drydockwaterfrontgrill.com/ Moore’s Stone Crab Restaurant 800 Broadway Street, Longboat Key (941) 383-1748 http://www.stonecrab.cc/ Peir 22 1200 1st Ave West Bradenton, 383-7224 http://pier22dining.com/ Waterfront Fine Dining Pattigeorges http://pattigeorges.com/ Chart House 201 Gulf of Mexico Dr 383 5583 http://www.chart-house.com/ Memorable Fine Dining Experience Euphemia Haye (music upstairs) 5540 Gulf of Mexico Dr. LBK 383-3633 http://www.euphemiahaye.com/ Beach Bistro 6600 Gulf Dr. Holmes Beach Anna Maria Is. 778-6444 http://www.beachbistro.com/ Sign of the Mermaid 9707 Gulf Dr., Anna Maria Is. 778-9399 http://www.signofthemermaidonline.com/ Café L’Europe 431 St. Armand’s 388-3796 http://www.cafeleurope.net/# Maison Blanche 2605 Gulf of Mexico Dr. LBK 383-8088 http://maisonblancherestaurants.com/index.html Pizza Oma, 201 N. Gulf Dr. Anna Maria Is 778-0771 http://www.omaspizza.com/ Ciao! 5370 Gulf of Mexico Dr. LBK 383-001 Best Breakfast Blue Dolphin Café 5370 Gulf of Mexico Dr. LBK 383-3787 http://www.bluedolphincafe.com/menus/ Deli & Restaurant Harry’s, 525 St. Judes Dr. 383-0777 http://www.harryskitchen.com/ Fish/Seafood for family: The Lazy Lobster of Longboat, 5350 Gulf Of Mexico Dr, LBK, http://www.longboatkeylazylobster.com/ Bonefish Grill 7456 Cortez, Bradenton 795-8020 http://www.bonefishgrill.com/ Anna Maria Oyster Bar 6696 Cortez, Bradenton 792-0077 http://www.oysterbar.net/home Barnacle Bills, 5050 N. Tamiami Trail http://www.barnaclebillsseafood.com/ St. Armand’s Circle: Columbia 411 St. Armand’s 388-3987 http://www.columbiarestaurant.com/sarasota.asp Cha Cha Coconuts 417 St. Armand’s 388-3300 http://www.chacha-coconuts.com/ Tommy Bahama Tropical Café 300 John Ringling Blvd. Sarasota 388-2888 http://www.tommybahama.com/TBG/Stores_Restaurants.jsp Crab + Fin 420 ST Armands Circle 383-3964 http://crabfinrestaurant.com/ The Shore 465 John Ringling Blvd 292-0301 http://shorebrand.com/pages/shore-diner Malinche Mexican 40 Blvd. of Presidents, Sarasota, Fl. 388-4444 http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/30/1557157/restaurant/Tampa-Bay/La-Malinche-Sarasota ANNA MARIA ISLAND: Mr. Bones 3007 Gulf Dr. 778-6614 http://www.mrbonesbbq.com/ Rod & Reel 875 N. Shore Dr. 778-1885 Duffy’s Tavern 5808 Marina Dr., Holmes Beach, Anna Maria Is. 778-2501 http://www.duffystavernami.com/ Skinny’s Place, 3901 Gulf Dr. Holmes Beach, Anna Maria Is., 778-7769 DOWNTOWN SARASOTA EAT HERE 1888 Main Street 365-8700 http://www.eatheresarasota.com/menu/ MARINA JACK’S 2 Marina Plaza 365-4232 http://www.marinajacks.com/# OWEN’S FISH CAMP 516 Burns Court 951-6936 http://www.owensfishcamp.com/about.cfm SELVA GRILL 1345 Main Street 362-4427 http://www.selvagrill.com/menu.html PHO CALI VIETNAMESE 1578 Main Street 955-2683 http://phocalisarasota.com/ TWO SENORITA’S 1355 Main Street 366-1618 http://www.twosenoritas.com/ BIJOU CAFÉ 1287 1st Street 366-8111 http://www.bijoucafe.net/ RENTAL OF BABY SUPPLIES Cribs, strollers, high chairs and more at ABC RENTALS, 941-929-1850 or www.abcbabyrental.com Delivery and pick-up. TRANSPORTATION LONGBOAT LIMOUSINE, James Seaton, 941-383-1235 or 1-800-525-4661 www.longboatlimousine.com YELLOW CAB OF LBK, 941-383-8885 ISLAND SEDAN 941-730-8803 DOCTORS/ WALK-IN CLINICS Center Shops Family Practice 5370 Gulf of Mexico Dr., Suite 205, LBK 941-387-1211 St. Armands Medical Center 500 John Ringling Blvd, St. Armands Circle 941-388-4408 Pinnacle Urgent Care Center 75th St. West at Manatee Ave, behind Post Office 941-761-1616 First Care Walk-In Clinic 4319 20th St W, Bradenton, 941-753-7585 PHARMACIES CVS, 525 Bay Isles Parkway, LBK 941-383-2475 GROCERY& LIQUOR STORE PUBLIX, 525 Bay Isles Parkway, LBK 941-383-2471 Open 7 AM to 9 PM POST OFFICE 560 Bay Island Rd, LBK LIBRARY 555 Bay Isles Rd, LBK, 941-383-2011 summer 9-12:30 M-F, winter 9-4 M-F, Sat 9-12:30 Current CDM Channel Lineup 2 WXPX ION 34 USA 3 WEDU PBS 35 BET 4 WMOR IND 36 LIFETIME 5 Hallmark Channel 37 FOOD NETWORK 6 SNN 6 38 SUN SPORTS 7 WWSB ABC 39 CNBC 8 WFLA NBC 40 DISCOVERY 9 WTOG CW 41 HGTV 10 WTSP CBS 44 ANIMAL PLANET 11 WTTA MY 45 TLC 12 QVC 46 E! 13 WTVT FOX 47 CMT 15 WVEA UNIVISION 48 SPEED 16 WGN 49 GOLF CHANNEL 17 WFTS ABC 50 VH1 18 C-SPAN 51 FX 19 MANATEE EDUCATIONAL TV 55 ABC FAMILY (Manatee) 19 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 56 AMC (SARASOTA) 20 MANATEE GOVERNMENT 57 SPIKE TV (MANATEE) 20 LOCAL EDUCATION (SARASOTA) 58 DISCOVERY HEALTH 21 LOCAL ORIGINATION 59 TBS 22 WCLF IND 61 TNT 23 WFTT TELEFUTURA 62 TV LAND 24 HSN 63 truTV (FORMERLY COURT TV) 25 NICKLELODEON
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    Cleveland STREET streetscape construction toolkit Table of Contents Section 1 Introduction 2 Acknowledgements 4 Project Information 5 Contacts 6 Section 2 Construction Phasing 8 Hard Hat Meetings 9 Construction Updates 9 Section 3 Parking Information 11 Section 4 Public Relations & Marketing 14 Section 5 Downtown Events 19 Section 6 Merchant Sign-up-up Sheet 22 Ideas for Growowing Your Business 24 Media Contactsntacts 36 Sectioon 7 i Resouurces for Businessesusinesses 44 Sectionction 8 Clevelandeveland Sttreet Streetscape Communicatiommunications Plan 447 CLEVELAND STREET STREETSCAPE section one OVERVIEW CLEVELAND STREET STREETSCAPE 1 INTRODUCTION Main Street The Florida Main Street Program is a part of the National Main Street Center of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Since 1980, the National Main Street Center has been working with communities across the nation to revitalize their historic or traditional commercial areas. The Main Street program is designed to improve all aspects of the downtown. The Main Street approach has rekindled entrepreneurship, downtown cooperation and civic concern. It has earned national recognition as a practical means of utilizing and improving a community’s local resources and conditions. Because it is a locally driven program, all of what is done stems from local issues and concerns. The City of Clearwater was designated a Florida Main Street Community in August 1998. The program utilizes the Main Street four-point approach using the Joint Venture as its organizational branch. The Joint Venture is made up of a City Council (formerly Commission) appointed member, the Executive Director of the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), the Downtown Development Board (DDB) Chairperson, co-chairpersons from the Design, Economic Development and Promotion committees and the Main Street Program Coordinator.