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Sarasota County gains 4 Siesta Key beach lots in land swap settlement

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Michael Holderness purchased four beachfront lots on Siesta Key, Florida, in 2016 and 2017, sparking a decade-long legal dispute with Sarasota County over public beach access and development rights. The conflict has now been resolved through a settlement agreement between Holderness and the county. Under the deal, Holderness will transfer the four lots to Sarasota County, which will designate them as public beach property. In exchange, Holderness will receive a nearby parcel worth nearly $2.8 million, a $500,000 payment, and approval to construct a 5,000-square-foot home.

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