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East Manatee County golf-hotel-residential project underway

COVID-19 delayed but didn't derail a unique golf-resort project in one of the fastest growing parts of the region. "This (area) is where everything is happening," the project executive says.

By Jay Heater
| 5:00 a.m. April 1, 2024
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A rendering of the layout of 74 Club Homes at Heritage Harbour and the Homes2Suites hotel (top left).

Manatee-Sarasota

On March 25, heavy construction vehicles were plowing up the land off Stone Harbour Loop in east Manatee County. It was a thing of beauty to Heritage Harbour Golf Club General Manager Mark Bruce.

Bruce knows the necessary underground utility work is well underway for a project that initially was planned in January 2020, or BC: Before COVID-19.

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Jay Heater

Jay Heater is the managing editor of the East County Observer. Overall, he has been in the business more than 41 years, 26 spent at the Contra Costa Times in the San Francisco Bay area as a sportswriter covering college football and basketball, boxing and horse racing.