Manatee County purchases two properties for conservation

Crane Park sits on the Myakka River, which makes it prone to flooding.
Crane Park sits on the Myakka River, which makes it prone to flooding.
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  • Manatee-Sarasota
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The Environmental Lands Management and Acquisition Committee recommended two more East County properties to Manatee County commissioners for purchase — 4.5 acres next to Rye Preserve and 13.4 acres next to Crane Park in Myakka City.

 

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