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Sarasota News Leader August 2, 2013 Page 87 Siesta Seen member measured the path several weeks ago path would have to be re-vegetated to restore at 9 feet in width in a number of places. it to the 4-foot width. After investigating Audubon volunteers' reports of the pathway's condition in mid-June, Matt Osterhoudt, manager of conservation and environmental permitting in the Sarasota County Natural Resources Department, told the News Leader county staff members had confirmed the violation. They had requested a meeting with the property owner and his attorney, Osterhoudt noted, to discuss how best to resolve the situation. Osterhoudt said the On July 17, Osterhoudt told me he had met with the property owners, "and they certainly appear willing to work with us." He added that they were preparing a restoration plan, which he expected to receive before the end of July. However, Luckner said the Audubon group was continuing to have some difficulty with the property owner and planned to register a complaint with the Flor- A three-story condominium complex is under construction at 610-612 Beach Road. Photo by Robert Hackney