Collier County, Florida

Code Enforcement Board

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider four petitions regarding conditional use, parking exemptions, and building variances. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days and may be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Petition PL20260005296: Conditional Use for a master sanitary booster station for the Northeast Service Area Utility Expansion (NESA) Project on 22 ± acres south of Oil Well Road
• Petition PL20250008017: Parking exemption for Capri Christian Church Inc. to allow off-site parking at 111 E Hilo St
• Petition PL20250006691: Request for a 22.6 ft by 36 ft boathouse at 496 Germain Avenue
• Petition PL20260001095: Variance for Chase Bank at 13655 Immokalee Road to allow a third wall sign not exceeding 37 square feet

Code Enforcement Board

The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will meet on July 23, 2026, to hear and decide multiple cases of alleged code violations, including unpermitted construction, illegal conversions, and nuisance properties. The agenda includes motions for continuances, extensions of compliance deadlines, and imposition of fines and liens. Three cases involve the same owner, Edgar Padron Ventura, for litter, inoperable vehicles, and an unpermitted chicken coop.

• Case 6.B.8: Unpermitted conversion of single-family home into 4-unit multi-family at 1480 39th St SW, Naples (Louisette Beauplan)
• Case 5.D.2-5.D.4: Multiple violations by Edgar Padron Ventura at 861 and 841 2nd St SE, Naples (litter, inoperable vehicles, unpermitted chicken coop)
• Case 6.B.2: Multiple businesses operating without county approvals at 3200 Bayshore Dr, Naples (BAYSHORE SUITES LLC)
• Case 6.B.10: Unpermitted storage containers converted into living space at 985 Honeybee Dr, Naples (Jose L Spinatto)
• Case 5.A.2.1: Request for extension of compliance deadline for unpermitted alterations at 4912 Cortez Cir, Naples (Henricier Fabe)

Advisory Boards

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Hearing Examiner

Special Magistrate

Tourist Development Council

Board of County Commissioners

Contractors Licensing Board

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Code Enforcement Board

Hearing Examiner

Code Enforcement Board

Advisory Boards

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

Hearing Examiner

Metropolitan Planning Organization

Tourist Development Council

Board of County Commissioners

Contractors Licensing Board

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Code Enforcement Board

Hearing Examiner

Code Enforcement Board

Advisory Boards

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Hearing Examiner

Metropolitan Planning Organization

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Tourist Development Council

Board of County Commissioners

Code Enforcement Board

Hearing Examiner

Code Enforcement Board

Board of County Commissioners

Advisory Boards

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Hearing Examiner

Metropolitan Planning Organization

Tourist Development Council

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Code Enforcement Board

Code Enforcement Board

Hearing Examiner

Advisory Boards

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Hearing Examiner

Metropolitan Planning Organization

Tourist Development Council

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Code Enforcement Board

Code Enforcement Board

Hearing Examiner

Advisory Boards

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Tourist Development Council

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Code Enforcement Board

Code Enforcement Board

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Code Enforcement Board

Code Enforcement Board

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Code Enforcement Board

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Special Magistrate

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board will discuss the resignation and nomination of a Vice Chair and emergency certificates of competency for hurricane preparedness. Members will also review the experience of four applicants for licensing.

• Review of experience for Jose Francisco Delgado Espinoza (Seal Pool Service LLC)
• Review of experience for Anthony Louis Cologna (Coast to Coast Design and Build LLC)
• Review of experience for Alfredo Bustos (A Plus Construction of SW FL LLC)
• Review of experience for Alfredo Bustos (ADB Plumbing Services LLC)
• Discussion on Hurricane Preparedness – Emergency Certificates of Competency

Contractors Licensing Board

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is meeting to review reports and make recommendations on international marketing contracts. The body will consider awarding representation agreements for several European markets.

• Recommendation to award RFP 25-8420 for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg markets to DiaMonde GmbH & Co. KG
• Recommendation to award RFP 25-8419 for UK and Ireland markets to OMMAC Ltd
• Tourism Director Update & TDT Tax Report

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear appeals and motions regarding parking citations and animal control violations across Collier County. The body will also consider motions to impose fines, liens, and abate nuisances.

• Parking citations at Bayview Boat Ramp, Vanderbilt Beach, and South Marco Beach
• Animal control citations including failure to provide care and running at large
• Motion to impose nuisance abatement liens on referenced cases
• Motion to impose DAS Citation Liens on referenced cases
• Motion to amend or rescind previously issued orders

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider an ordinance amendment to remove separation requirements between facilities with fuel pumps. The change would modify Chapter Five of the Collier County Land Development Code. The commission will also discuss urban street lighting and data center issues.

• Ordinance amendment (PL20260003715) to waive fuel pump separation requirements
• Discussion of urbanized outdoor residential street lighting (2026-1822)
• Discussion of data centers (2026-1823)

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will hold three advertised public hearings on land development code amendments. Items include adopting standards for errant golf ball containment barriers, clarifying height restrictions in the Golf Course and Recreational Use District, and implementing the Rural Fringe Mixed Use District Overlay. The commission will also handle procedural matters such as minutes and consent agenda.

• PL20250012443 — Errant Ball Containment System LDCA: adopt standards for golf ball containment barriers in GC District
• PL20250013881 — Golf Course Height Restriction Clarification and Golf Barrier Process LDCA: amend definitions and dimensional standards
• PL20240006969 — RFMUD Overlay LDCA: implement Rural Fringe Mixed Use District provisions
• Consent agenda and approval of minutes

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

The Commissioners will discuss two companion items to amend the Growth Management Plan and rezone 4.18 acres at Golden Gate Parkway and 60th Street, allowing up to 36 multifamily townhouse units with affordable housing. They will also consider the proposed maximum property tax rates for FY 2026/27, a potential sale‑leaseback of Marco Island Executive Airport facilities, and several routine consent agenda actions including professional services contracts and utility projects.

• Amend Ordinance No. 89-05 to change land use designation at Golden Gate Parkway/60th St., permitting 36 affordable townhouse units (4.18‑acre site).
• Rezoning of the same 4.18‑acre parcel from Estates (E) to Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) for the Golden Gate Parkway/60th St. RPUD project.
• Adopt resolution establishing proposed maximum property tax rates for FY 2026/27 and set advertised public hearing dates for September 2026.
• Consider unsolicited proposal for a sale‑leaseback transaction involving Marco Island Executive Airport facilities.
• Consent agenda contracts: $259,967.53 for design services for Golden Gate City outfalls; $3,949,331.00 for CEI services for Collier Boulevard widening Phase III.

Advisory Boards

Special Magistrate

The Collier County Special Magistrate will hold hearings on 13 code enforcement cases involving unpermitted construction, property maintenance violations, and other land use issues. The agenda also includes motions to impose fines and liens on several properties, including a property with extensive unpermitted alterations at 2355 Heritage Trail.

• Case CESD20250000741: 6158 Sea Grass Ln, Naples — unpermitted pergola, geodesic dome, and interior improvements (motion for continuance and later imposition of fines)
• Case CESD20250007287: 11750 Riggs Rd, Naples — concrete and dock pilings stored without permits (motion for extension of compliance)
• Case CESD20260001085: 2355 Heritage Trl, Naples — extensive unpermitted alterations including structural, electrical, and plumbing work (public hearing)
• Case CESD20260001659: 306 Sabal Palm Rd, Naples — buildings constructed without flood review (public hearing)
• Case CESD20230005669: 3810 4th Ave NE, Naples — unpermitted shed, metal building, chicken coop, and carport (public hearing)

Hearing Examiner

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a workshop to discuss tourism privatization. The meeting includes a presentation from the Private Sector Tourism Steering Committee.

• Presentation by the Private Sector Tourism Steering Committee (2026-1824)

Special Magistrate

The Collier County Special Magistrate will hold public hearings on 15 animal control violation cases ranging from unsupervised tethering and running at large to failure to provide shelter, water, and clean conditions. Owners include Karl St Hilare (multiple citations), Reyna Gonzales, Jose Anthony Barrera Jr, and Tim Rushing. The agenda also includes motions for continuance, extension, re-hearing, reduction/abatement of fines, and imposition of fines and liens, as well as consent items for nuisance abatement and DAS citation liens.

• Nine cases against Karl St Hilare at 1830 24th Ave NE for unsupervised tethering, entangled tethering, running at large, and failure to provide humane conditions for dogs Loki, Bella, Cookie, Kane, Boxer, Thor.
• Four cases against Reyna Gonzales at 8255 Ibis Club Dr, Apt 505 for failure to provide shelter, water, interfering with an officer, and failure to notify of a stray for dog Zeus.
• Case against Jose Anthony Barrera Jr at backyard of 869 14th St SE for a citation involving dog Cinderella.
• Case against Tim Rushing at 2350 Estey Ave for running at large involving dog Ranger.
• Consent agenda requests to impose nuisance abatement liens and DAS citation liens, and to forward cases to the County Attorney's Office.

Code Enforcement Board

Code Enforcement Board

The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on approximately 20 cases involving unpermitted construction, zoning violations, and nuisance abatement. The board will also consider motions for continuance, extension of compliance deadlines, and imposition of fines. Cases include unpermitted garage conversions, a metal building without a certificate of completion, and an unpermitted multi-family conversion.

• Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines on case CESD20230000282 (garage conversion at 4483 31st Ave SW, Naples)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline on case CESD20250005359 (metal building at 742 4th St NE, Naples)
• Hearing on case CESD20240002792 (unpermitted conversion of single-family to 4-unit multi-family at 1480 39th St SW, Naples)
• Hearing on case CESD20260000567 (unpermitted shed and chain link structure at 1830 Randall Blvd, Naples)
• Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens on case CEPM20220002333 (flooring in disrepair at Treetops Dr units 5221, 5206, 5401, Naples)

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will hold two advertised public hearings. First, a request to expand the David Lawrence Center's group care facilities (Category I and II) in the Golden Gate Institutional Subdistrict. Second, a request for a boat dock extension at Sunset Bay Condominium to allow a 13-slip dock protruding 115 feet into the waterway.

• Petition PL20250007259: Conditional Use for expansion of care units at David Lawrence Center, north side of Golden Gate Parkway between Santa Barbara and I-75
• Petition PL20250012340: Request for 95-foot boat dock extension at 9486 Gulf Shore Drive (Sunset Bay Condominium), exceeding the 20-foot maximum protrusion, for 13 slips
• Both items are advertised public hearings with final decisions expected within 30 days

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will approve the regular, consent, and summary agenda items. It will recommend awarding Invitation to Bid No. 26-8628 to Eau Gallie Electric, Inc. for SCWRF Electrical Service #1 Upgrades at a cost of $6,319,000. The meeting also includes proposals to amend Ordinance No. 89-05 to allow 36 multifamily townhouse units with affordable housing at Golden Gate Parkway/60th Street, and a rezoning of 4.18 acres to a Residential Planned Unit Development for the same project. Several consent‑agenda items such as a $95,735 performance bond release and an $807,029.10 purchase order for road construction will be approved.

• Award Invitation to Bid No. 26-8628 to Eau Gallie Electric, Inc. for SCWRF Electrical Service #1 Upgrades – $6,319,000 (Item 11.A)
• Recommendation to amend Ordinance No. 89-05 to permit 36 multifamily townhouse units with affordable housing at Golden Gate Parkway/60th Street (Item 9.A)
• Recommendation to rezone 4.18 acres to a Residential Planned Unit Development for 36 townhouse units (Item 9.B)
• Release of Performance Bond – $95,735 for Wyndemere Country Club excavation permit (Item 16.A.5)
• Purchase Order – $807,029.10 (including $50,000 Owner’s Allowance) for Immokalee Road at Oil Well Road Northbound Right Turn Lane to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. (Item 16.B.2)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will consider four motions for re-hearing regarding the same property at 4235 4th Ave SE, Naples, for violations including unpermitted fence, horse stable and shed, excess vegetation clearing, and excessive horses. Other agenda items include motions for fines and liens, and consent agenda requests to impose nuisance abatement liens and forward cases to the County Attorney's Office.

• Motion for re-hearing on unpermitted fence (Case CEAU20250008161)
• Motion for re-hearing on unpermitted horse stable and shed (Case CESD20250007493)
• Motion for re-hearing on excess vegetation clearing (Case CEVR20250007491)
• Motion for re-hearing on excessive horses (Case CEA20250005914)

Board of County Commissioners

The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will hold budget workshops on June 18 and, if needed, June 19, 2026. The workshops will review the FY 2027 county budget across multiple departments and include a public comment period at the end. No formal decisions are being made at this meeting; it is a review and discussion session.

• FY 2027 budget workshop schedule (June 18‑19, 2026)
• Review of Constitutional Officers budgets (Sheriff, Supervisor of Elections, Clerk of Courts)
• Review of Courts and related agencies (State Attorney, Public Defender)
• Review of Transportation, Growth Management, Public Utilities, Debt Service, Management Offices, County Attorney, Facilities CRA
• Public comment period after budget reviews

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Contractors Licensing Board

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractors Licensing Board will hear a contested citation from Matthew K Hodgman and discuss reappointing member Kyle Lantz. The board will also review experience applications from several electricians, including Daniel R. Delfino and Steven Joseph Martarano. Other standard items include approval of minutes and setting the next meeting date.

• Public hearing on citation contested by Matthew K Hodgman (CEUL20260005104)
• Reappointment of Kyle Lantz
• Review of experience for Daniel R. Delfino / Dreamcomtrue LLC
• Review of experience for Steven Joseph Martarano / Amp-Tech Electric LLC
• Review of experience for journeyman electricians Timothy Kyle Lopez, James D Lopez, Aniel King Ceus

Tourist Development Council

The Collier County Tourist Development Council will consider three work orders for beach-related projects funded by Tourist Development Tax funds, including a $293,606 contract for post-construction hardbottom monitoring for the Beach Nourishment Project. The council also will vote on engineering services for the 2027 South Marco Beach Renourishment ($91,233) and Hurricane Milton dune restoration ($82,536). Routine items include approval of previous meeting minutes and a tourism director report.

• Approve work order for CSA Ocean Sciences ($293,606) for beach nourishment monitoring
• Approve work order for Humiston & Moore Engineers ($91,233) for 2027 South Marco Beach Renourishment
• Approve work order for Taylor Engineering ($82,536) for Hurricane Milton Planting Restoration
• Tourism TDT tax report and director report (information items)
• Approval of May 19, 2026 meeting minutes

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to approve long-term transportation plans and project priority lists. The board will also consider several appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee and professional service contracts for planning support.

• Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approval of 2026 Project Priority Lists for Transit, SUN Trail, Highway & Freight, and others
• Work order for Jacobs Engineering Group for staff support and program administration
• Professional services award for general planning to Jacobs Engineering Group, Alfred Benesch and Company, Volkert Inc., and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
• Letter of support for City of Naples 5th Avenue South Infrastructure Renewal Project grant

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will conduct three advertised public hearings: a request to amend the Magnolia Pond PUD master plan, a variance for a pool setback at 6806 Wellington Dr, and an appeal of an official interpretation regarding mulching on agricultural land. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days.

• Magnolia Pond PUD amendment to reconfigure preserve, lake, and residential layout on 26.14 acres north of I-75, ½ mile west of Collier Boulevard
• Variance request to reduce side yard setback from 10 ft to 5.3 ft for an existing pool enclosure at 6806 Wellington Dr, Naples
• Appeal of Official Interpretation PL20250013529 on whether state law preempts county rules on mulching for nurseries with FDACS certificates

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss expanding the Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area to include more acreage and increase the maximum dwelling units by 6,738. The meeting also includes several high-value water and sewer infrastructure contracts.

• Proposed addition of 2,042 acres to the Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area
• Contract award of $10,999,395.00 to Youngquist Brothers, LLC for Golden Gate City Wastewater Treatment Plant Injection Well No. 2
• Contract award of $6,343,000.00 to Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. for Northeast Water Reclamation Facility project
• Proposed 150-foot-tall monopole communications tower at 1589 Everglades Boulevard North
• FDOT grant of up to $999,855.00 for paved shoulders and lane widening on Immokalee Road

Advisory Boards

Special Magistrate

The Collier County Special Magistrate will hold a public hearing on June 5, 2026, to consider motions for continuance, extension of compliance deadlines, re-hearings, and over 20 code enforcement cases involving property violations such as unpermitted construction, litter, inoperable vehicles, and noise. The magistrate may also impose fines and liens on properties found in violation.

• Home Depot USA Inc. cited for illegal outside storage of retail merchandise and pallets at 2251 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples.
• BUILD-MAX RESTORATION CORP INC. faces three separate cases for unpermitted building, no right-of-way access, and vegetation removal on an Estates-zoned lot (no site address, Naples 34120).
• Enclave of Naples Bay HOA cited for damaged concrete fence and overgrown weeds (no site address).
• Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens against Thomas A Johns Jr Est. and Tammy Lee Johns Combs for extensive litter and storage at 6911 Johns Rd, Naples.
• Norberto Hernandez cited for large piles of vegetative debris at 1264 Wild Turkey Dr, Naples.

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two companion items to amend the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict at 1925 Metropolitan Blvd., adding 1.35 acres and increasing the maximum multifamily dwelling units by 16 (to 507). Also continued from prior meetings are two companion items for the Fairways Inn Commercial Subdistrict on Piper Boulevard, proposing a hotel/motel with up to 76 rooms. The commission will also consider approving minutes from May 7, 2026, and other consent agenda items.

• PL20250008935: Amend the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict GMPA to add 1.35 acres and increase multifamily units by 16 (max 507) at 1925 Metropolitan Blvd.
• PL20250008076: Amend the Mini-Triangle MPUD PUDA to rezone 1.35± acres from C-4-GTMUD-MXD to MPUD-GTZO-MXD and increase multifamily units by 16.
• PL20240000329 (continued): Amend Fairways Inn Commercial Subdistrict GMPA to allow hotel/motel up to 76 rooms on 2.63± acres north of Piper Boulevard.
• PL20240000220 (continued): Rezone Fairways Inn property from RSF-3 and RT to CPUD for a hotel/motel with up to 76 rooms on Piper Boulevard.
• Approval of minutes from May 7, 2026, CCPC meeting.

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on over 20 cases involving unpermitted garage conversions, accessory structures, expired permits, and property maintenance violations. The board will also consider motions for continuance, extension of compliance deadlines, re-hearings, and imposition of fines and liens. Cases span properties in Naples, Immokalee, and other areas of Collier County.

• Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens on 4483 31st Ave SW for converted garage without permit
• Hearing on unpermitted structures including a concrete block building and tiki hut at 6065 Lee Williams Rd
• Hearing on ant and rat infestation at 5387 24th Ave SW Unit B
• Motion for Continuance of Fines Hearing on case CESD20230000282 (same property as fine item)
• Hearing on multiple expired permits at Gulf Winds East Condominium on Manatee Rd

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing four petitions regarding land development code variances. The requests include boat dock extensions, boathouse setbacks, and signage changes for a community amenity.

• 140 Wilderness Cay: Request for a 48-foot boat dock extension (total 68 feet)
• Terreno at Valencia Golf and Country Club: Request for an illuminated sign at the master amenity pool café
• 5 Pelican Street East: Request to reduce side yard riparian setbacks from 15 feet to 5 feet (west) and 9 feet (east)
• 5 Pelican Street East: Request for an 18-foot by 38-foot boathouse and a 57-foot boat dock extension (total 77 feet)

Code Enforcement Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several high-value construction and acquisition recommendations. Key items include infrastructure projects, courthouse renovations, and the purchase of land in Everglades City.

• Construction contract for 16th Street NE Bridge Project to Wright Construction, Inc. for $18,062,218.83
• Courthouse 6th Floor and Jury Room Renovations amendment with Chris-Tel Construction for $8,475,394
• Purchase and Sale Agreement for six parcels known as Everglades City Outpost
• FY 2026/27 Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization annual operating budget of $1,241,935
• Acceptance of Year 4 Opioid Settlement Funds in the amount of $1,875,517.37

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will review experience for several applicants and conduct public hearings regarding citations. The board will also review probation and reinstatement requests for two construction entities.

• Review of experience for Speedy Garage Doors LLC, Arctic Pools & Spas, Dreamcomtrue LLC, and Caruso Design & Build LLC
• Review of experience for Journeyman Electricians Angel D Matias Perez and Daniel Thomas Corcoran
• Probation review for RL Installers, Inc
• Reinstatement review for Malagon Construction, Inc.
• Public hearings for Apex Site and Demolition Corp and Aaron Molchan regarding contested citations

Contractors Licensing Board

Tourist Development Council

The Collier County Tourist Development Council meeting on May 19, 2026 will review routine items and public comments. The council will vote on a recommendation to approve the FY 2027 proposed Tourist Development Tax funded budgets. Additional items include approval of March meeting minutes, a tourism director update and tax report, and agency partner reports.

• Approve March TDC Meeting Minutes (2026-1109)
• Tourism Director Update & TDT Tax Report (2026-1112)
• Recommendation to approve FY 2027 Tourist Development Tax funded budgets (2026-1154)
• Agency Partner Report (2026-1157)
• Tourism Staff Reports (2026-1156)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear 12 public hearings regarding animal control violations, including running at large, property damage, and permit issues. The body will also consider motions to impose fines and liens and to forward cases to the County Attorney's Office.

• Animal control hearings for 12 cases including running at large and property damage
• Motion to impose nuisance abatement liens on referenced cases
• Motion to impose DAS Citation Liens on referenced cases
• Motion to forward cases to County Attorney's Office
• Next meeting scheduled for June 26, 2026

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings on four land-use petitions. The most consequential is a request by Dome-Wellness, LLC to classify a proposed Dome Wellness facility as a 'Physical Fitness Facility' on Tamiami Trail East. Other items include a comparable-use petition for a pet daycare and boarding facility at 502 New Market Road E, a variance for a pool enclosure at 423 West St., and a parking exemption for the Pelican Marsh Community Center. The Examiner will issue decisions within 30 days.

• Comparable use determination for Dome-Wellness facility at Tamiami Trail East, 620 ft south of Lakewood Blvd — proposed as Physical Fitness Facility in C-3 district
• Pet daycare and indoor boarding with grooming and retail at 502 New Market Road E — comparable use in Industrial district
• Variance request to allow 47.1% building-envelope occupancy and reduce setback from 30 ft to 14 ft for a pool screen enclosure at 423 West St.
• Parking exemption to allow 10 off-site parking spaces for Pelican Marsh Community Center at 1505 Pelican Marsh Blvd

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a recommendation to expand the Collier County Landfill in three phases. The meeting also includes a decision on the ranking of the 166.63-acre Smits property for potential acquisition via the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Fund.

• Proposed expansion of Collier County Landfill to the East in three phases
• Final ranking of 166.63-acre Smits property south of Sabal Palm Rd.
• Purchase of right of way on north side of Thomasson Drive for $250,000
• Wetland mitigation credits for Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension Phase II for $361,000
• Release of a code enforcement lien for 261 Pine Valley Cir. for a reduced payment of $43,948.70

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier MPO board will consider approving the FY 2026/27–2027/28 Unified Planning Work Program and associated agreement, as well as using surplus reserve funds to cover cost overruns on three sidewalk projects. Members will also review and comment on the draft FY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program and the 2026 draft project priority lists for planning studies, transit, trails, highways, and freight. The meeting includes routine approval of minutes, certification, and a performance-based merit plan for the executive director.

• Approve the Collier MPO FY 2026/27–2027/28 Unified Planning Work Program and Associated MPO Agreement (2026-1172)
• Approve the Use of SU Reserve funds to Cover Cost Overruns on Three Sidewalk Projects (2026-1175)
• Review and Comment on the Draft FY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (2026-1176)
• Review 2026 Draft Project Priority Lists: Planning Study, Joint Collier and Lee County Regional, Transit, SUN Trail, and Highway & Freight (2026-1177)
• Review and Comment on the Draft 2026 Annual List of Project Priorities for SU Box Funds (2026-1178)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning amendments. Key discussions include expanding the Town of Ave Maria and Town of Big Cypress stewardship areas and approving various commercial and residential developments.

• Town of Ave Maria: Proposal to add 2,042 acres, increase dwelling units by 6,738, and add 996,000 sq ft of non-residential use
• Town of Big Cypress: Proposal to add 451.75 acres and increase dwelling units by 1,367
• Fairways Inn: Zoning change for 2.63 acres on Piper Blvd to allow a hotel or motel with up to 76 rooms
• Windward Landing: Zoning change for 71.46 acres south of Holly Ave to allow up to 90 single-family homes
• State Road 82: Proposal for 5.01 acres to allow up to 100,000 sq ft of self-storage and 30,000 sq ft of commercial use

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate meeting on May 1, 2026 will address procedural motions including a continuance of a fines hearing, an extension of a compliance deadline, and a request for a re‑hearing. The session includes public hearings on a series of code‑violation cases ranging from handicapped‑parking infractions to unpermitted construction and work near Bald Eagle nests. New business will consider a motion to reduce or abate fines and a motion to impose fines and liens for additional violations.

• Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (5.A)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline (5.B)
• Motion for Re‑Hearing (5.C)
• Public hearing: Case CEEX20260002096‑SOE260839 – Hertz Rentals, handicapped parking violation at 3920 City Gate Blvd N, Naples
• Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens – Case CESD20240011774 – electrical post installed without permit at 173 33rd Ave NE, Naples

Advisory Boards

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a proposal to designate 1,446 acres in the Rural Lands Stewardship Area as a Stewardship Receiving Area for up to 4,502 residential units and commercial uses. Companion items include a Stewardship Sending Area designation and a rezoning for the Imperial Lakes project. Other actions include awarding a $5.78 million contract for drainage and water main replacement and considering the ranking of a 166-acre property for conservation purchase.

• Public hearing on Corkscrew Grove East Village SRA: 1,446 acres, up to 4,502 residential units, minimum 10% multifamily, 10% single-family detached, 10% attached/villa, plus commercial and civic uses
• Companion item designating 1,295 acres as Stewardship Sending Area 22 generating stewardship credits
• Public hearing on Imperial Lakes RPUD: rezoning 78 acres to allow 430 multifamily units or alternative mix on Veterans Memorial Boulevard
• Award of $5,785,747 bid to Wright Construction Group for Big Cypress Golf Estates drainage and water main replacement
• Discussion on ranking 166-acre Smits property (south of Sabal Palm Rd.) for Conservation Collier acquisition after split staff/advisory committee rankings

Code Enforcement Board

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on 12 cases involving unpermitted structures, zoning violations, litter accumulation, and expired permits. The board also will consider motions to impose fines and liens on nine properties and a motion to continue a fine hearing for a door replacement without a permit. A request to forward cases to the County Attorney’s Office for foreclosure is on the consent agenda.

• Hearing on unpermitted shade structure and shed at 2330 19th St SW, Naples (CES20250003922)
• Hearing on multiple businesses operating without approvals at 3200 Bayshore Dr, Naples (CEOCC20260000746)
• Motion for imposition of fines and liens on 9 cases, including unpermitted shipping container at 1485 Rock Rd, Naples
• Motion for continuance of fine hearing for exterior door replacement at 211 Deerwood Cir, Naples
• Consent agenda includes forwarding cases to County Attorney for foreclosure

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing several petitions for site plan deviations, boat dock extensions, and conditional use permits. These decisions impact landscaping buffers, building setbacks, and business operations across various districts.

• Dental Design Naples Expansion (5048 Tamiami Trail N): Request for landscape buffer reductions
• The National Audubon Society (375 and 475 Sanctuary Road): Request for eight site plan deviations for campus improvements
• 185 Topanga Drive: Request for a second 30x14 foot boat lift canopy
• 140 Wilderness Cay: Request for a boat dock extension to protrude 68 feet into the waterway
• Sunset Plaza - Lounge Arcade (10823 Tamiami Trail North): Request for conditional use to allow coin-operated amusement devices

Contractors Licensing Board

Tourist Development Council

Special Magistrate

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold an animal control hearing covering dozens of dog‑related violations, including dangerous dogs, property damage, abandonment, and breeder‑permit issues. The board will consider motions for continuance, extensions, and re‑hearings, and will vote on a consent agenda to impose nuisance abatement liens and forward cases to the County Attorney.

• Case CEAC20250012230 – Dangerous dog “Tallulah” at 6261 Cypress Hollow Way
• Cases CEAC20260000578-1 to -4 – Property‑damage violations by dogs at 2311 51st Terrace SW
• Cases CEAC20260002052-01 to -11 – Multiple violations (running at large, abandonment, breeder permit) at 3182 Barrett Ave
• Cases CEAC20260002311-02 to -06 – Breeder‑record violations at 2365 27th Ave NE
• Consent agenda request to impose nuisance abatement liens on the listed cases

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Contractors Licensing Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss increasing the borrowing amount for the water-sewer utility system. The meeting also includes various consent items regarding land acquisitions, utility contracts, and code enforcement.

• Proposed $300,000,000 borrowing amount for the Collier County Water-Sewer District
• Purchase of 24.3 acres of the Bonita-Estero Rail Corridor for $11,642,069
• Contract award to U.S. Water Services Corporation for $1,345,947.43 for Raw Water Booster Pump Station Improvements
• Foreclosure proceedings for $164,823.60 in code enforcement liens at 1500 Daffodil Ct., Naples
• Grant agreement with Florida Department of Environmental Protection for $2,100,000 for pump hardening

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization board will vote on an amendment to its 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan. It will also approve Amendment 4 to the FY 2024/25‑2025/26 Unified Planning Work Program and review draft versions of the FY 2026/27‑2027/28 Unified Planning Work Program and a performance‑based merit plan for the MPO Executive Director. Presentations on the congestion management process and regional coordination with Lee County MPO are scheduled.

• Approve amendment to the Collier MPO 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (item 8.A)
• Approve Amendment 4 to the FY 2024/25‑2025/26 Unified Planning Work Program (item 9.A)
• Review and comment on draft FY 2026/27‑2027/28 Unified Planning Work Program (item 9.B)
• Review Draft Performance‑Based Merit Plan to evaluate the Collier MPO Executive Director (item 9.C)
• Congestion Management Process Status Update/Board Member Feedback presentation (item 10.A)

Hearing Examiner

Special Magistrate

The Collier County Special Magistrate will consider several motions to continue, extend, reduce, or impose fines related to land development code violations. Public hearings will be held for multiple property cases involving unpermitted structures, storage, and other violations. The agenda lists specific cases by folio number, owner, officer, and property address.

• Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (general motion)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – 11750 Riggs Rd (concrete and dock pilings used as fill)
• Public hearing – unpermitted structure at 1385 Brookside Dr, Naples
• Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – 4660 1st Ave NW (electrical work without permits)
• Motion for Imposition of Fines – 1034 Highlands Dr (litter and outside storage violations)

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss an ordinance amending the Land Development Code to establish a Comparable Use Determination process for the Industrial District. The meeting is scheduled for April 2, 2026, at the Collier County Government Center.

• Public hearing on comparable use industrial zoning ordinance (PL20250014625)
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Chairman's report
• Consent agenda items
• Public comments period

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will hold an advertised public hearing on several development proposals. Items include an amendment to the Growth Management Plan to allow 36 multifamily townhouses with affordable housing at Golden Gate Parkway and 60th Street, a rezoning of the same parcel to a Residential Planned Unit Development, a commercial excavation permit request at 3959 City Gate Blvd N, and a rezoning of Copperstone Estates to allow 12 residential units. The commission will also approve the March 5, 2026 meeting minutes and receive reports before adjourning.

• PL20250006066 – amendment to Ordinance No. 89-05 to allow 36 multifamily townhouse units with affordable housing on ≈4.18 acres at Golden Gate Parkway & 60th St SW
• PL20250006068 – rezoning of the same ≈4.18‑acre parcel from Estates (E) to Residential Planned Unit Development for up to 36 townhouses
• PL202060002040 – commercial excavation permit request for 3959 City Gate Blvd N in the Resource Recovery Business Park Industrial PU‑D
• PL20250009053 – rezoning of ≈4.04‑acre Copperstone Estates from Rural Agriculture (A) to Residential Planned Unit Development to allow up to 12 residential units on Tamiami Trail East

Advisory Boards

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing on March 26, 2026 to consider several petitions for land‑development code variances and use determinations. Items include a sign deviation request for a Tractor Supply at the Estates Shopping Center, a request to deem a commercial automotive facility comparable in the Randall Curve MPUD, and a request to deem a public safety facility comparable in the RCMA Immokalee MPUD. Two boat‑dock extension requests seek to increase allowable protrusion beyond the standard 20 feet at properties on 267 3rd Street West and 167 East Hilo Street. The examiner will render decisions within 30 days and will provide copies of the decisions to requestors.

• Sign deviation for Tractor Supply at Estates Shopping Center CPUD – up to 180 sq ft of signage (Petition PDI PL20240013377)
• Determination that a commercial automotive facility at 13707 Winchester Trail is comparable in the Randall Curve MPUD (Petition PCUD‑PL20250009098)
• Determination that a public safety facility at 3206 Lake Trafford Rd is comparable in the RCMA Immokalee MPUD (Petition PCUD‑PL20250011804)
• Boat dock extension request for 267 3rd Street West to allow a 48‑ft protrusion (Petition PL20240005463)
• Boat dock extension request for 167 East Hilo Street to allow a 56‑ft protrusion (Petition PL20250004529)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will consider motions to continue fines hearings, extend compliance deadlines, and hold re‑hearings. It will also review old‑business motions to reduce or impose fines and liens for violations of the County Land Development Code. Each item involves specific property owners and addresses across Naples and Immokalee.

• Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – e.g., 3369 52nd Ave NE, Naples (Case CESD20250002314)
• Motion for Re‑Hearing of cases such as 12435 Collier Blvd, Unit 101, Naples (Case CECV20240011004)
• Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – e.g., 985 Honeybee Dr, Naples (Case CESD20240002785)
• Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens – e.g., 735 18th St NE, Naples (Case CEROW20240008767)

Board of County Commissioners

The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider awarding contracts for the Northeast Service Area Utility Expansion Project, including a design-build agreement for $53 million and construction oversight for nearly $4 million. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items, a public hearing on a road easement vacation, and a public petition regarding the Immokalee Regional Raceway.

• Award design-build services for Northeast Service Area Utility Expansion Project for $53,023,950
• Award construction engineering and inspection services for Northeast Service Area Utility Expansion Project for $3,966,873
• Vacate a portion of a 60-foot roadway easement south of Veterans Memorial Boulevard
• Public Petition from Ralph Hester regarding the Immokalee Regional Raceway
• Approve acquisition of drainage easement for Airport Road project for $40,200

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear 12 public hearings regarding animal control violations, including dangerous dogs, failure to license, and cruelty to animals. The body will also consider motions to impose nuisance abatement liens and DAS citations.

• Public hearings for dangerous dogs at 6137 Standing Oaks Ln
• Public hearings for failure to license at 10411 Greenway Rd
• Public hearings for cruelty to animals at 5103 Lake Trafford Rd
• Motion to impose nuisance abatement liens
• Motion to impose DAS citation liens

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will review several zoning and land development proposals, including a conditional use for a mine, a residential rezone, and a modification to a planned unit development.

• PL20240001182: Conditional use for earth mining on 1,401.8 acres north of Oil Well Road
• PL20230018359: Rezone from Rural Agricultural to RSF-2 at 1331 Jaybird Way
• PL20250004748: Increase Floor-to-Area Ratio to 0.6 for Moorings Park at Grande Lake
• PL20240010212: Designation of Corkscrew Grove East Village as a Stewardship Receiving Area

Board of County Commissioners

Contractors Licensing Board

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council will review a proposal to use Tourist Development Tax funds for a May 2026 sporting event. The council will also make recommendations for two four-year appointments to the council.

• Proposed use of up to $10,000 in TDT Promotion funds for USA Lacrosse WCLA National Championships
• Recommendations for two Tourist Development Council appointments for terms expiring April 21, 2030
• Tourism Director Update & TDT Tax Report

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will consider a recommendation to approve the ranking of Request for Professional Services No. 25-8402, "MPO General Planning Services," and to authorize staff to begin contract negotiations with the top four firms. The board will also hear a presentation on the Collier and Lee MPO Consolidation Feasibility Study, including local elected official survey results and a guided discussion. Additional agenda items include approval of prior meeting minutes, agency updates, and distribution of a letter of support for the Miccosukee Tribe’s BUILD Grant application for the Snake Road Safety Project.

• Approve ranking of Request for Professional Services No. 25-8402, "MPO General Planning Services"
• Authorize staff to start contract negotiations with the top four ranked firms
• Presentation on Collier and Lee MPO Consolidation Feasibility Study (survey results and discussion)
• Letter of Support for Miccosukee Tribe’s BUILD Grant Application for the Snake Road Safety Project
• Approval of February 13, 2026 MPO meeting minutes (2026-547)

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will hear six petitions requesting variances or extensions under the Collier County Land Development Code. Items include a height variance for the entry gate at The Grove subdivision, several boat dock extensions at Gordon River Lane, 259 3rd Street, and 267 3rd Street West, a parking area variance at 1074 Hollygate Lane, and an appeal concerning a site plan change at 7180 Winding Cypress Drive. After public comment, the examiner will issue decisions within 30 days.

• Petition PL20250000077 VA – The Grove – variance to increase entry gate height from 42 inches to 11 ft 6 in for a new 32‑home subdivision on Grove Bayshore.
• Petition PL20250005725 BD – Myers Dock – request for a 12‑ft boat dock extension to a total 32‑ft protrusion at 1817 Gordon River Lane.
• Petition PL20250007070 VA – 1074 Hollygate Ln – parking variance to increase front‑yard parking from 40 % to 62 % at 1074 Hollygate Lane.
• Petition PL20240001414 BD – Long Dock – request for a 24‑ft dock extension to a total 44‑ft protrusion at 259 3rd Street.
• Petition PL20260000118 – Winding Cypress – appeal of site plan change converting a tennis court to pickleball courts at 7180 Winding Cypress Drive.

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will vote on authorizing the County Manager to finalize a purchase agreement with the Trust for Public Land for about 24.3 acres of the Seminole Gulf Railway corridor, valued at $11,642,069, for interim public‑trail use. The Board will also consider increasing pre‑acquisition and due‑diligence costs from $100,000 to $150,000. Additional items include water‑sewer project contracts, a FY 2027 budget policy, and several routine consent agenda approvals.

• Authorize $11,642,069 purchase of 24.3 acres of Bonita‑Estero Rail Corridor for trail use (Item 10.A.1)
• Increase pre‑acquisition and due‑diligence budget from $100,000 to $150,000 (Item 10.A.1)
• Award $172,389,000 bid for Central County Water Reclamation Facility Expansion (Item 11.A)
• Approve FY 2027 budget policy and May 1 deadline for budget submissions (Item 11.E)
• Approve $8,224,016 insurance purchase for property, boiler, machinery, terrorism, and watercraft hull (Item 11.F)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings and review motions regarding various county code violations. The body is deciding on the imposition of fines, liens, and extensions for compliance deadlines.

• Hearing on aquaculture business operating without approvals at 1241 S Lopez Ln
• Review of dangerous building with severe fire damage at 2195 Palm St
• Hearing on excess horses and unpermitted structures at 4235 4th Ave SE
• Motion for extension of compliance deadline for expired permits at 525 Newport Dr
• Hearing on unpermitted interior remodel at 1627 Sandpiper St

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change for the Imperial Lakes project. The body will discuss amending the zoning classification from a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to a Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD).

• Public hearing for PL20250006588: Imperial Lakes PUD Amendment
• Proposed zoning change for 78.28+ acres on the future extension of Veterans Memorial Boulevard
• Proposal to allow 430 multifamily dwelling units or an alternative of 313 mixed dwelling units

Advisory Boards

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider five petitions requesting variances or minor amendments to land development standards. Items include a footnote change to the Hacienda Lakes MPUD commercial standards, a sign variance for a Panda Express location, a setback reduction at 900 Grand Rapids Blvd, and two boat dock extensions at 400 Oak Avenue and 1843 Gordon River Lane. Public comment and applicant rebuttal will be part of the hearing, and a decision will be issued within 30 days.

• Petition PDI PL20250013644: request to add a footnote and utilities note to Table II of the Hacienda Lakes MPUD Ordinance 11‑41, reducing minimum yards to 15 ft on east and west sides of Commercial Tracts A and B.
• Petition SV‑PL20250003185: variance for Panda Express to install a third 6 ft × 6 ft wall sign at 8955 Founder Square Drive, exceeding the one‑additional‑sign allowance.
• Petition VA PL20250011116: variance to reduce side‑yard setback for an accessory screen enclosure from 5.5 ft to 4.01 ft at 900 Grand Rapids Blvd.
• Petition BD‑PL20240010109: request for a 16‑ft boat dock extension, allowing a total 36‑ft protrusion into a 154‑ft‑wide waterway at 400 Oak Avenue.
• Petition BD PL20250005726: request for a 19‑ft boat dock extension, allowing a total 39‑ft protrusion into a 114‑120‑ft‑wide waterway at 1843 Gordon River Lane.

Code Enforcement Board

The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will consider several motions, including a continuance of a fines hearing and extensions of compliance deadlines for multiple property cases. A motion for a re‑hearing will also be reviewed. The board will conduct hearings on specific violations such as unpermitted animal enclosures, a damaged culvert pipe, and various unapproved structures and electrical work.

• Motion for continuance of fines hearing (Item 5.A.1)
• Motion for extension of compliance deadline for cases like 4252 66th Ave NE (Item 5.A.2)
• Motion for re‑hearing (Item 5.A.3)
• Hearing on unpermitted animal enclosures at 490 14th Ave NE (Case CESD20250001474)
• Hearing on damaged/obstructed culvert pipe at 18 Sonderhen Dr (Case CEROW20230007492)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss adopting the Water, Wastewater, Irrigation Quality Water, and Wholesale Potable Water User Rate and Fee Study and direct the County Manager to propose amendments to the district’s billing schedules. Other items include a park name change, a real‑estate sale, a utility easement, and a small library grant.

• Recommendation to accept the water‑rate and fee study and direct amendment of billing schedules effective Oct. 1, 2026‑2028 (2026‑213)
• Add‑on item to rename Ann Olesky Park in Immokalee to "Ann and Ski Olesky Park" and approve related budget amendments (2026‑458)
• Approval of a $72,000 real‑estate sales agreement with North Collier Fire Control for a 1.49‑acre parcel (2026‑37)
• Grant of an easement to Florida Power & Light for underground lines at 4150 Golden Gate Parkway (2026‑208)
• Acceptance of a $1,500 grant from the Point Harbor Fund for the Vanderbilt Beach Library (2026‑158)

Special Magistrate

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing several expenditures and contract extensions funded by tourist development taxes. The body will discuss dredging projects, equipment purchases, and international marketing representation.

• Expenditure up to $4,919,530 for Clam Pass Park Boardwalk Restoration Project
• Wiggins Pass Dredge project estimated cost not to exceed $2,000,000
• Doctors Pass Dredge project estimated cost not to exceed $1,250,000
• Purchase of a John Deere 6135E Cab Tractor for $116,292.81
• Agreement for Tourism Marketing & Promotion to Paradise Advertising and Marketing, Inc.

Planning Commission

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will review credit and experience for license applicants. The meeting includes a probation review and a public hearing regarding a specific contractor.

• Review of credit and experience for Benjamin T. Johnson (RD Ramps Inc.)
• Review of experience for Juan C. Cervantes (Journeyman Electrical)
• Mandatory appearance for Benjamin Lopez (Top Quality Contractors LLC)
• Probation review for Juan Lopez Lopez (Huistas Infinite Masonary LLC)
• Public hearing for Theodore R. Wynn (M.D.T. Electric, INC.)

Board of County Commissioners

Contractors Licensing Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a workshop to discuss strategic planning and budget policy. The meeting includes discussions on ResourceX.

• Strategic Planning (2026-363)
• Budget Policy (2026-364)
• ResourceX (2026-437)

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider several requests for zoning variances and changes to existing Planned Unit Developments. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days and may be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Variance request for 10021 and 10047 Gulf Shore Drive to build a new building, cabana, pool, and fence seaward of the Coastal Construction Setback Line
• Request for 3295 Pine Ridge Rd to allow gasoline storage and fuel tanks for dealership use
• Variance request for 119 Jefferson Ave E to reduce a side setback to 7.2 feet for a patio renovation and storage shed
• Variance requests for 569 Portsmouth Court regarding front and side yard setbacks for a garage addition
• Requests for access point additions at the intersection of Santa Barbara and Davis Boulevards and along Radio Road

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will vote on an amendment to the FY 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program that adds three new transit projects, including operating assistance and capital for vehicles, awarded to Easter Seals Florida. The board will also approve the employment agreement for the incoming MPO Executive Director, elect advisory council representatives, and adopt FDOT Target Zero safety performance targets for 2026. Additional items include reappointments to advisory committees and ratification of service agreements with engineering firms.

• Approve amendment to FY 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program – three new transit projects for Easter Seals Florida (2026-285)
• Approve employment agreement of the incoming Collier MPO Executive Director (2026-286)
• Elect representatives to serve on the Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Council Board for 2026 (2026-287)
• Adopt Florida DOT Target Zero Safety Performance Targets for calendar year 2026 (2026-290)
• Ratify administrative extension of General Planning Services Agreements for Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. and Alfred Benesch & Company f/k/a Tindale‑Oliver (2026-279)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several infrastructure projects, including bridge repairs and utility expansions. The meeting includes decisions on senior services contracts and the adoption of a county-owned property inventory for affordable housing.

• Contract award of $1,076,597.00 to Southern Road & Bridge, LLC for Barron River Bridge Repairs
• Adoption of an inventory list of County-owned real property for affordable housing use
• Contract for Comprehensive Clinic and Wellness Services with QuadMed, LLC at an estimated annual cost of $1,790,000
• Agreement with Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida, Inc. for Services for Seniors in the amount of $1,356,226.00
• Release of two code enforcement liens totaling $150,750 for property at 3880 Tollgate Blvd

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will address issues including unpermitted construction, illegal land use, and property maintenance.

• Hearing on unpermitted garage conversion at 3861 11th Ave SW
• Hearing on unpermitted fence and land clearing at 4235 4th Ave SE
• Hearing on illegal horticultural debris transfer station at 12745 Livingston Rd
• Hearing on unpermitted pergola and geodesic dome at 6158 Sea Grass Ln
• Hearing on failure to provide medical attention for animals at 5103 Lake Trafford Rd

Planning Commission

Advisory Boards

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a resolution that caps County spending for Fiscal Year 2027 at the current fiscal year baseline, limiting increases for operating and capital costs and directing a long‑term asset analysis. It will also vote on an update to the Capital Improvement Schedule covering FY 2026‑2035. Additionally, a zoning amendment will be discussed to allow a 12,000‑sq‑ft church on 4.20‑acre property at Shady Hollow Blvd East and Immokalee Road.

• Resolution to constrain FY2027 County spending at current baseline levels (Item 10.A).
• Resolution updating the Schedule of Capital Improvement Projects for FY 2026‑2035 (Item 9.A).
• Amendment to the Growth Management Plan to permit a conditional‑use church up to 12,000 sq ft on 4.20 acres at Shady Hollow Blvd East & Immokalee Rd (Items 8.A & 8.B).
• Consent agenda approval to release maintenance securities of $656,975.44 for the final plat of Windward Isle (Item 16.A.9).
• LAP Grant agreement authorizing up to $761,516 for sidewalk construction on Linwood Ave near Shadowlawn Elementary (Item 16.B.1).

Hearing Examiner

Code Enforcement Board

The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hear 20 cases involving alleged violations of land development codes and building permits. The board will consider motions for continuance, extension of compliance deadlines, and re-hearings for various properties across Naples.

• Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (2840 29th Ave NE)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline (335 Hancos Way)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline (571 Platt Rd)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline (2111 23rd St SW)
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline (5230 Palmetto Woods Dr)

Board of County Commissioners

The Contractors Licensing Board will meet to review specific contractor applications and disciplinary matters. The board is scheduled to discuss license suspensions and the reinstatement of permit privileges.

• Review of State Exam for Curtis J. Dover (Structural Aluminum & Screening LLC)
• Review of Experience for Alfredo D. Bustos (A Plus Construction of SW FL LLC)
• License Suspension for Peter Kallie (Kaltin Construction Inc)
• Reinstate Permit Privileges for Laurie Romas (Sunshine Pools of Naples, LLC)
• Mandatory Appearance for Benjamin Lopez (Top Quality Contractors LLC)

Contractors Licensing Board

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations for beach dredging projects and various tourism-related expenditures. The body will also consider a new agreement for tourism marketing and promotion.

• Wiggins Pass Dredge project estimated cost not to exceed $2,000,000
• Doctors Pass Dredge project estimated cost not to exceed $1,250,000
• Tourism Marketing & Promotion agreement award to Paradise Advertising and Marketing, Inc.
• Purchase of a John Deere 6135E Cab Tractor for $116,292.81
• Engineering services work order with APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC not to exceed $28,462

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding animal control violations. The body will address cases involving dangerous dogs, licensing, vaccinations, and animal welfare.

• Dangerous dog hearing for 'Jimmy' at 1821 San Marco Rd
• Multiple violations for 'Cali' at 4626 31st Pl SW, including failure to vaccinate and license
• Licensing and vaccination violations for 'Ace' at 5111 Quail Roost Rd
• Medical attention and maiming violations for 'Guero' at 3481 Carson Lake Cir
• Requests to impose nuisance abatement and DAS citation liens

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning amendments. Key discussions include the expansion of a sand mine in Immokalee and the development of a vehicle storage facility in South Naples.

• PL20240005299: Ordinance to amend Land Development Code regarding a Major Transportation Hub
• PL20230012845 & PL20230012017: Proposed 60,000 sq ft indoor vehicle and self-storage facility on 5.62 acres west of Collier Boulevard north of Championship Drive
• PL20240012171: Proposal to expand excavation area by 91 acres at 3625 State Road 82, Immokalee
• PL20240012172: Variance request for landscape buffers at 3625 State Road 82, Immokalee
• PL20200002201: Commercial excavation permit request for the Immokalee Sand Mine

Board of County Commissioners

The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve rezoning for a 169-acre residential development on Sabal Palm Road, amend impact fee rates for roads and emergency services, and award construction contracts for road widening and utility projects.

• Rezone 169 acres to allow 423 owner-occupied dwelling units on Sabal Palm Road
• Amend impact fee rates for roads, EMS, and law enforcement (effective Feb 1, 2026)
• Award $7.65M contract for Everglades Blvd widening
• Award $26.96M contract for Vanderbilt Beach Road widening
• Award $4.69M contract for Carlton Street infrastructure improvements

Metropolitan Planning Organization

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will address several motions, including a continuance of a fines hearing for Buoyancy LLC and extensions of compliance deadlines for multiple property owners. The session also includes a re‑hearing motion and a series of public hearings on code violations such as unpermitted structures, illegal parking, and property maintenance issues.

• Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – Case CESD20240001058, Buoyancy LLC, 2225 23rd St. SW, Naples
• Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – Cases CESD20240011447 (750 Sanctuary Rd), CESD20250005262 (15859 Janes Scenic Dr), CEV20250005226 (15859 Janes Scenic Dr), and CESD20230001030 (4140 54th Ave NE)
• Motion for Re‑Hearing – listed under item 5.C
• Public Hearings – multiple cases of unpermitted structures, illegal beach parking, and vegetation/weed violations at addresses including 9885 Collier Blvd, 100 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, 2090 49th Ter. SW, and 4235 4th Ave SE
• Emergency Cases – item 7.B

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider five petitions requesting minor changes to development standards, including a reduction of a water main from 8 inches to 6 inches, a landscape buffer deviation, and several variances for setbacks, lot size, and signage. Each petition will be presented, followed by public comment, and a decision will be issued within 30 days.

• Petition PDI PL20250010077 – reduce Crews Road water main from 8" to 6" at County Barn and Whitaker Roads (Juniper Townhomes Owner, LLC)
• Petition SRAA PL20250002891 – remove required landscape buffers between single‑family and multi‑family homes north of Oil Well Road (Pulte Home Company, LLC)
• Petition PL20230016958 – variance to allow commercial use on a .26‑acre lot at 2592 Santa Barbara Blvd, Naples
• Petition PL20240011679 – reduce front setback from 25' to 21.4' for a staircase renovation at 1287 Rainbow Ct, Naples
• Petition SV-PL20250003185 – allow a third 6'x6' wall sign at 8955 Founder Square Drive

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee will consider a recommendation on applications for two at‑large seats, the District 4 seat, and an alternate at‑large seat on the Board of County Commissioners. The meeting also includes an update on the EMS 74 Golden Gate Estates Station and reviews of transportation, facilities, and capital replacement projects. A financial report covering November 30, 2025 will be presented.

• Recommendation on applications for two at‑large, one District 4, and one alternate at‑large County Commission seats (2025-4924)
• EMS 74 Golden Gate Estates Station – January 2026 update (2026-8)
• Transportation project discussion (Agenda item 8.A)
• Facilities & Capital Replacements project discussion (Agenda item 8.B)
• Financial Report as of November 30, 2025 (2025-4926)

Planning Commission