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CONA is a coalition of  over 70 neighborhoods and condominium and home owners' associations and individuals dedicated to working to protect neighborhood interests and to providing a voice for all neighborhoods in Sarasota County.

CONA exists to leverage the power of neighborhoods and to make Sarasota County more neighborhood friendly.
CONA
Sarasota County Council of Neighborhood Associations, Inc.  (Founded 1961)

Annual membership fee only $35
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CONA’s Next Meeting: Monday Sept 13, 7 PM at the Sarasota Garden Club, 1131 Boulevard of the Arts, Sarasota (Corner of US 41 and Blvd of the Arts).
CONA's Mission Statement


CONA exists to: (1) further the overall interests and provide a voice for homeowner and condominium associations and neighborhood groups throughout Sarasota County, Florida; (2) provide practical association-related information to and encourage networking between member associations on common concerns and issues; (3) urge local and state government to encourage sensible growth and protect existing neighborhoods from incompatible development, adverse environmental impacts and other actions adverse to Sarasota County’s neighborhoods and the overall public interest. 
County Public Works clear cuts canopy road it promised to protect
Neighbors say promise to save trees broken

When county road planners agreed last year to scale back part of an Honore Avenue extension project, Colonial Oaks residents thought the compromise would save their neighborhood's lush tree canopy. Now, however, some of them say they are stunned .
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Before county clear cut
Photo Herald Tribune
Canopy Road after county public works got done.
Photo: Herald Tribune
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