Collier County public meetings in 2022

Advisory Boards

This agenda lists meetings and minutes for numerous Collier County advisory boards in December 2022. Several boards held meetings with attached agendas and minutes, while others had no meeting or were cancelled. The Land Acquisition Advisory Committee considered multiple preserve purchase agreements and property summaries.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee reviews purchase agreements for Dr. Robert H Gore III Preserve, Panther Walk Preserve, Red Maple Swamp Preserve, and Winchester Head Preserve
• Bayshore/Gateway Triangle CRA Local Advisory Board meeting held December 6, 2022
• Emergency Medical Authority meeting held December 14, 2022
• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee special meeting held December 13, 2022 with appraisal for 7.38 acres on 58th Av NE
• Historical and Archaeological Preservation Board meeting held December 16, 2022

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing on December 22, 2022, to decide on three petitions. The main item is a request for a 31.47-foot boat dock extension beyond the 20-foot limit at 52 Southport Cove. Other items include a minor change to the Mediterra PUD access point and a variance for a fence and setback at 89 Mahogany Dr. The meeting includes public comment and a pledge of allegiance.

• Petition BDE-PL20210002681: Request for 31.47-foot dock extension (total 51.47 ft) into 480-ft wide waterway at 52 Southport Cove
• Petition PDI-PL20210003207: Insubstantial change to Mediterra PUD to re-establish access to Veterans Memorial Boulevard
• Petition PL20220003811 VA: Variance to reduce side setback from 30 to 22 ft and increase fence height from 6 to 10 ft for tennis court at 89 Mahogany Dr
• Staff report recommends approval of dock extension, finding all five primary and four secondary criteria met

The Hearing Examiner held public hearings for three petitions regarding a boat dock extension, a Master Plan change for the Mediterra PUD, and two variances for a tennis court. The provided document is an agenda and does not record the final decisions or vote tallies for these items.

Contractors Licensing Board

The Collier County Contractor Licensing Board will elect a chairman and vice chairman for 2023, discuss emergency certificates of competency, and consider changing meeting dates for February and March. The board will also review 16 orders of the board and several individual contractor cases involving credit, experience, and probation.

• Election of chairman and vice chairman for 2023 term
• Discussion of emergency certificates of competency
• Proposed change of meeting dates for February and March
• Review of 16 orders of the board
• Individual contractor reviews: Gilbert Jules (plastering/stucco), Elvira Ortiz Sanchez (residential), Michel Figueredo Romero (electrical), Gabriela R. Rea (reinstatement), Simon J. Aguirre (experience/credit), Luis G. Patino (probation), Duniel M. Busto (probation), Reynaldo M. Blandon (probation)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold public hearings on several major items, including a resolution to designate 681.5 acres as a Stewardship Receiving Area for the Brightshore Village development, which would allow up to 2,000 residential units and commercial space. Commissioners will also consider repealing an ordinance that required landlords to give 60 days' notice of rent increases over 5%, and review the annual update on public facilities and capital improvements.

• Brightshore Village Stewardship Receiving Area: up to 2,000 residential units, 106,000–120,000 sq ft commercial, and 100,000 sq ft indoor self storage on 681.5 acres north of Immokalee Road (District 5)
• Repeal of Ordinance 2022-43, which required 60-day notice for rent increases over 5% (sponsored by Commissioner Hall)
• Zoning change for 5715 Maple Lane from Rural Agricultural to Residential Single Family-4, allowing up to 13 single-family homes (District 1)
• Approval of Developer Agreement with Hogan Farms LLC for right-of-way and stormwater management for future widening of Immokalee Road (District 5)
• Purchase of Parcel 102FEE for $240,500 for Lake Park Flow Way construction (stormwater bonds)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will consider approving a $2.5 million transfer of FY23 SU funds to the CAT Maintenance & Operations Facility Replacement Project, adopt updated Transit Asset Management Plan performance targets, and adopt FDOT Vision Zero safety targets for 2023. The board will also nominate the County Commission to remain as Community Transportation Coordinator and elect representatives to the MPO Advisory Council.

• Approve transfer of up to $2.5 million in FY23 SU funds to CAT Maintenance & Operations Facility Replacement Project
• Adopt Collier County’s Updated Transit Asset Management Plan Performance Targets
• Adopt FDOT Vision Zero Safety Performance Targets for Calendar Year 2023
• Nominate Collier County BCC to remain as Community Transportation Coordinator
• Elect representatives to serve on MPOAC Board for 2023

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings on 21 code enforcement cases involving unpermitted construction, illegal storage, inoperable vehicles, fire-damaged structures, and animal welfare violations. The agenda also includes motions for continuances, extensions, fine reductions, and imposition of liens. Several cases involve repeat offenses and dangerous structures requiring removal.

• Unpermitted work in county right-of-way at 4540 10th St NE, Naples (Case CEROW20200003283)
• Fire-damaged dwelling at 5031 32nd Ave SW, Naples (Case CEPM20220001249)
• Commercial kayak/boat rental business operating without county approval at 318 Mamie St, Chokoloskee (Case CELU20220001088)
• Animal cruelty/neglect cases: dog running at large (5th offense), animal injury, and failure to provide veterinary care (3rd offense)
• Motion to impose fines and liens on 8 properties including a damaged seawall at 356 Stella Maris Drive N, Naples

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five land-use items, including a proposal to add 400 multi-family rental units with some affordable housing to the Orange Blossom Ranch PUD, and a request to rezone land near Tamiami Trail East for a storage and commercial facility. They will also consider creating a medical center subdistrict on Immokalee Road. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and other procedural business.

• PL20210001860 - Orange Blossom PUDA: amend PUD to allow 400 multi-family rental units with affordable housing on 43.6 acres at Oil Well Road and Hawthorn Road
• PL20210000045 - Basik Storage Commercial Subdistrict GMPA: change land use on 9.47 acres north of Tamiami Trail East to allow outdoor storage for vehicles and boats
• PL20210000046 - Basik Drive Storage CPUD: rezone 13.87 acres at Tamiami Trail East and Basik Drive for 120,000 sq ft indoor storage, 50,000 sq ft office/commercial, and 350 outdoor storage spaces
• PL20210002122 - Ivy Medical Center Subdistrict GMPA: create subdistrict on 3.92 acres south of Immokalee Road to allow up to 20,000 sq ft of medical office uses
• PL20210002147 - Ivy Medical Center Rezone: rezone 3.92 acres on Immokalee Road from Agricultural to Commercial Professional and General Office District

Advisory Boards

This agenda compiles minutes and records from multiple Collier County advisory board meetings held in November 2022. Several boards held meetings to discuss items such as land acquisition agreements, beautification projects, and public transit. Many boards reported no meeting or no quorum.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee considered purchase agreements for Hofmann Trust and WISC Investment properties
• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee reviewed applications from Burton and Zwiefel, plus an appraisal for 7.38 acres on 58th Av NE
• Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee (ad hoc) listed with no meeting details
• Tourist Development Council meeting scheduled for November 28, 2022
• Radio Road Beautification MSTU reported no quorum for its November 14 meeting

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council will consider authorizing expenditures through exemptions from competitive bidding for two tourism promotional contracts: up to $100,500 per year for five years with J.W. Marriott Marco Island, and $150,000 per year for five years with Visit Florida. They will also vote on awarding a tourism sales representation contract for the Midwest U.S. to Synergy-Connect, LLC. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and routine consent agenda items.

• Exemption from competitive process for J.W. Marriott Marco Island tourism promotional expenses up to $100,500/year for 5 years
• Exemption from competitive process for Visit Florida destination marketing programs at $150,000/year for 5 years
• Award of RFP 22-8026 for Midwest U.S. tourism sales representation to Synergy-Connect, LLC
• Approval of October 24, 2022 meeting minutes
• Consent agenda covering Coastal Zone Management, Beach Park Facilities, and Tourism Division

Code Enforcement Board

The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on 10 cases involving alleged violations of county land development and building codes, including unpermitted demolition, construction, signs, and outdoor storage. The board will also consider motions for continuances, extensions, and fines or liens on older cases. No major policy decisions are on the agenda.

• Case CESD20210012154: 4630 Gulfstream Dr, Naples — interior demolition without permits
• Case CESD20210001477: 544 Commercial Blvd, Naples — unpermitted kitchen, classroom, and bathroom alterations
• Case CELU20220004718: 6415 Naples Blvd, Naples — Lowe's Home Centers cited for outdoor storage and litter
• Case CEA20220008386: 3380 2nd Ave SE, Naples — 40 chickens, turkeys, and ducks on estate-zoned property
• Old business includes motions for fines/liens on 10 properties, including 2260 Keane Ave (litter) and 152 Eveningstar Cay (unpermitted boat lifts)

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a continued proposal for a Growth Management Plan amendment and a rezoning for the Collier County Behavioral Health Center, a 64,000-square-foot group care facility with up to 102 beds. They will also consider a master plan amendment for ShadowWood (Wing South Air Park) to add a roadway interconnection, and a rezoning for the Sandy Lane Residential Planned Unit Development, which would allow up to 640 dwelling units on 113.97 acres east of Santa Barbara Boulevard.

• Continued public hearing on Growth Management Plan Amendment for Collier County Behavioral Health Center (16.3± acres, north of Golden Gate Parkway)
• Continued public hearing on rezoning to Community Facilities Planned Unit Development for Behavioral Health Center (5.15± acres, 64,000 sq ft, up to 102 beds)
• Public hearing on ShadowWood PUDA amendment to add roadway interconnection from Tract E to proposed Sandy Lane PUD
• Public hearing on Sandy Lane RPUD rezoning from Agricultural to Residential PUD (113.97± acres, up to 640 dwelling units)
• Approval of October 20, 2022 meeting minutes

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing on three items: a variance request for larger and relocated signs at the Windsor Condominium at 8477 Bay Colony Drive, a conditional use application for therapeutic equestrian riding and stabling on Goodlette-Frank Road, and an appeal of administrative approvals for sidewalks at Valencia Golf and Country Club. Decisions are final unless appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Variance to allow 75.61 sq ft of signs instead of 64 sq ft at Windsor Condominium, 8477 Bay Colony Drive
• Variance to place a second sign 250 feet from the entrance, not at the entrance as code requires
• Conditional use for therapeutic equestrian riding and stabling on 8.95 acres at Goodlette-Frank Road and Center Street
• Appeal of sidewalk approvals on private property at Valencia Golf and Country Club, Orangetree

The Hearing Examiner conducted public hearings for three petitions regarding sign variances at 8477 Bay Colony Drive, a conditional use for therapeutic equestrian riding at Goodlette-Frank Road and Center Street, and an appeal concerning sidewalks at Valencia Golf and Country Club. The provided document is an agenda and does not record the final decisions or vote tallies.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will receive an update on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts, consider several public works contracts including a $6.7M water main project, and vote on a $670,000 tourism grant for the U.S. Open Pickleball Championship. Two zoning items have been continued to a later meeting.

• Update on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts in Collier County
• Award of $6,737,736 contract for Golden Gate City Transmission Water Main Improvements – Phase 2
• Award of $1,295,947 contract for Churchill Circle Water Main Replacement
• Approval of $670,000 Tourist Development Council grant for U.S. Open Pickleball Championship
• Approval of final plat for Caymas Phase One with $8,490,381.90 performance security

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear 32 code enforcement cases involving property violations across Collier County. Cases include illegal dumping, unpermitted construction, stormwater pollution, and multiple animal-at-large offenses. The meeting will also consider motions for continuances, extensions, and re-hearings.

• Highland Properties cited for extensive concrete, rebar, and debris at 4886 Santa Barbara Blvd
• Toll FL XIII Limited Partnership faces three cases of illegal tampering with backflow devices at Kingfisher Loop and Loggerhead Drive
• Two properties on Taylor Road cited for discharging polluted water into stormwater system
• Dominick and Alycia Lento cited for a burned inoperable vehicle and repeat overgrown vegetation at 3775 29th Ave NE
• Four animal-at-large cases with multiple offenses: dogs named Akira, Simba, Rocky, and Rusty

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use amendments and rezoning requests. Key discussions include a proposed behavioral health center and updates to the county's capital improvement project schedule.

• Proposed 64,000 square foot group care facility with up to 102 beds for the Collier County Behavioral Health Center on Golden Gate Parkway
• Rezone of 5.3 acres at 5175 Maple Lane from Rural Agricultural to Residential Single Family-4 for up to 13 units
• Proposed amendment to eliminate the $25,000 minimum value for Transfer of Development Rights Base Credit in the Rural Fringe Mixed Use District
• Request to allow up to 120,000 square feet of permitted uses in the Mediterra PUD village center on Livingston Road
• Annual Update and Inventory Report for the 2023–2032 capital improvement project schedule

Advisory Boards

This agenda lists meetings, cancellations, and no-meeting statuses for 39 Collier County advisory boards in October 2022. Several boards held meetings with attached agendas and minutes, while others were cancelled or had no meeting scheduled. The document is largely procedural, compiling status updates rather than substantive decisions.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee met on October 18 and 26, 2022
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board met on October 27, 2022
• Golden Gate Beautification MSTU Advisory Committee met on October 18, 2022
• Immokalee CRA Advisory Board met on October 26, 2022
• Tourist Development Council met on October 24, 2022

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing on three petitions seeking dock extensions and a setback variance on private properties in Goodland and Isles of Capri. The Examiner will take public comment and render a decision within 30 days.

• 715 Palm Point Dr: Request for 10-ft dock extension (30 ft total) into 87-ft waterway for a second slip with boatlift and boathouse
• 406 Cristobel St: Request to reduce side setback for a boat dock from 15 ft to 5 ft on a lot with 85 ft of water frontage
• 406 Cristobel St: Request for 6-ft dock extension (26 ft total) into a 358-ft waterway
• Staff recommends approval for the 715 Palm Point Dr dock extension, finding 4 of 5 primary criteria met

The Hearing Examiner conducted public hearings regarding three petitions for boat dock extensions and setback variances. The provided document is an agenda and does not record the final decisions or vote tallies for these items.

• Petition BDE-PL20210000314 (715 Palm Point Drive) for a 10-foot boat dock extension: Decision not recorded
• Petition VA-PL20220004839 (406 Cristobel Street) for a side setback variance: Decision not recorded
• Petition BDE-PL20220004181 (406 Cristobel Street) for a 6-foot boat dock extension: Decision not recorded

Code Enforcement Board

The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on nine cases involving property code violations, including debris accumulation, unpermitted structures, and overgrown weeds. The board may also consider motions for fines, liens, and continuances on older cases. All agenda items are either proposed or up for discussion and decision at this meeting.

• Case CENA20220007437: Concrete, pilings, and litter/debris piled at 11750 Riggs Rd, Naples
• Case CESD20220001875: Unpermitted garage conversion into living space at 1822 43rd Ter SW, Naples
• Case CESD20220003245: Unpermitted sign alterations at 8760 Davis Blvd, Naples
• Case CESD20220005181: Unpermitted A/C installations at 11400 Whistlers Cove Blvd, Naples
• Old Business: Motions for fines/liens on 7 prior cases, including unpermitted pool and shed

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold public hearings on two major items: a mandatory inspection ordinance for aging condominium and cooperative buildings, and a notice-to-tenant ordinance requiring landlords to provide written notice of rent increases over 5% for leases of one year or longer. Commissioners will also consider transmitting a large-scale Growth Management Plan amendment creating a Collier Boulevard/I-75 Innovation Zone Overlay to attract target industry businesses, and award a $16.8 million contract for utility renewal on 105th and 106th Avenues North.

• Public hearing on ordinance establishing mandatory milestone inspections for aging condominium and cooperative buildings (All Districts)
• Public hearing on ordinance requiring landlords to provide written notice of rent increases over 5% to tenants with leases of one year or longer (All Districts)
• Proposed large-scale Growth Management Plan amendment for Collier Boulevard/I-75 Innovation Zone Overlay on 1,245± acres (District 1)
• Award of $16,806,410 contract to Douglas N. Higgins Inc. for 105th Avenue North and 106th Avenue North Public Utilities Renewal (District 2)
• Proclamation condemning anti-Semitism and designating October 2022 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council will consider approving $2,000 in Tourist Development Tax Promotion Funds for the Everglades City Triathlon and the Hookem in the Glades Fishing Tournament, and will also hear a Destination Recovery Strategy presentation and a PCSC presentation. The meeting includes routine consent agenda items on coastal zone management, beach park facilities, and tourism division reports.

• Recommendation to approve $2,000 in tourism tax funds for Everglades City Triathlon and Hookem in the Glades Fishing Tournament
• Presentation on Destination Recovery Strategy
• PCSC Presentation
• Consent agenda: Coastal Zone Management, Beach Park Facilities, Tourism Division

Planning Commission

The Collier County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items continued from a previous meeting, including a major development proposal and a behavioral health center. The commission will also consider a commercial excavation permit expansion and a land development code amendment.

• Brightshore Village Stewardship Receiving Area: 681.5 acres, up to 2,000 residential units, 106,000-120,000 sq ft commercial, 100,000 sq ft indoor self-storage, 20,000 sq ft civic uses, 300 senior housing units, 15 acres amenity sites, north of Immokalee Road northeast of Red Hawk Lane
• Commercial Excavation Permit expansion for existing mine at 9220 Collier Blvd, east side of Collier Blvd about 1.5 miles north of Rattlesnake Hammock Road
• LDC Amendment to eliminate $25,000 minimum value for Transfer of Development Rights Base Credit in Rural Fringe Mixed Use District
• Growth Management Plan Amendment for Collier County Behavioral Health Center on 16.3± acres north of Golden Gate Parkway, ½ mile west of Santa Barbara Boulevard
• Rezoning to Community Facilities Planned Unit Development for 64,000 sq ft group care facility with up to 102 patient beds on 5.15± acres at same location

Contractors Licensing Board

The Collier County Contractor Licensing Board will consider approval of prior meeting minutes, discuss and report on various matters, and take action on nine Board orders, emergency certificates of competency, a review of experience for a building contractor registration, a request for reinstatement of permit pulling privileges, and a review of credit for reinstatement of a roofing contractor license. A public hearing is scheduled for Kenneth D. Carter dba Carter Fence Company. The next meeting is set for December 21, 2022.

• 8A: Orders of the Board (9 items)
• 8B: Emergency Certificates of Competency
• 8C: Elvira Ortiz Sanchez – Review of Experience - Building Contr.-Registered - FEESCO Builders Corp.
• 8D: Robert Englert – Request for Reinstatement of Permit Pulling Privileges
• 9A: Gabriela R. Rea – Review of Credit– Reinstatement of Roofing Contractor License & New Application

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier County MPO will vote on the FFY 2023 Unified Planning Work Program, approve the executive director's annual performance review, and consider adding funds to cover cost increases on the Eden Park Elementary and 111th Avenue projects. The meeting also includes committee reports and the annual performance review of the MPO executive director.

• Approve Amendment #2 to the FFY 2022/23-23/24 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
• Approve addition of funds to cover cost increases on Eden Park Elementary and 111th Ave. N. projects
• Approve the Strategic Plan for FFY 2023
• Approve the MPO Director's Annual Performance Evaluation Plan for FFY 2023
• Appointment and reappointment of members to the Local Coordinating Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a budget amendment of $95,263,800 for post-Hurricane Ian cleanup and infrastructure repairs. The body is also reviewing several consent items related to condominium inspections, land development, and public utility contracts.

• Proposed $95,263,800 budget amendment for Hurricane Ian debris removal and infrastructure repair
• Proposed ordinance establishing milestone inspections for aging condominiums and cooperatives
• Contract award to Waypoint Contracting Inc. for $2,083,623.30 for Emergency Service Center East Bay Enclosure
• Contract award to Zabatt Engine Services, Inc. for $300,111.55 for Tamiami Well 25 Generator Replacement
• Reallocation of $1,000,000 in CDBG-CV funding from Golden Gate Senior Center to Youth Haven Intake Center

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over public hearings regarding various property code violations. These include issues such as illegal tampering with water devices, unpermitted structures, and improper waste or vegetation management.

• Public hearing for illegal tampering of RPZ/Backflow devices at 14600 Kingfisher Loop
• Public hearing for illegal tampering of RPZ/Backflow devices at 14874 Loggerhead DR
• Public hearing for illegal tampering of RPZ/Backflow devices at 14895 Loggerhead DR
• Public hearing for water pollutant discharge at 5615 Taylor RD
• Public hearing for unpermitted driveway installation at 5260 Floridan AVE

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning requests. Key items include a large-scale residential and commercial designation for Brightshore Village and a zoning change for a new behavioral health center.

• Brightshore Village SRA: Proposal for 681.5 acres to allow up to 2,000 residential units and 120,000 sq ft of commercial development
• Collier County Behavioral Health Center: Proposed 64,000 sq ft care facility with up to 102 beds on 5.15 acres
• SD San Marino, LLC: Request for a Commercial Excavation Permit to expand a mine at 9220 Collier Blvd
• LDC Amendment: Proposal to eliminate the $25,000 minimum value for TDR Base Credit purchase in the Rural Fringe Mixed Use District
• Growth Management Plan Amendment: Proposed rezoning of 16.3 acres on Golden Gate Parkway for the Behavioral Health Center

Advisory Boards

This document lists the September 2022 meeting schedules and records for various Collier County advisory boards. Several committees held meetings regarding beautification, public safety, and transit, while others were cancelled or not scheduled.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee reviewed Panther Walk and Dr. Robert H Gore III parcel purchase agreements
• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee held a regular meeting on September 20 and a special session on September 30
• Public Safety Coordinating Council discussed a jail snapshot and drug court summary on September 16
• Golden Gate Beautification MSTU reviewed projects and planning on September 20
• Tourist Development Council held a meeting on September 26

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the creation of the Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay and a potential Notice to Tenant Ordinance for rent increases. The meeting also includes several high-value public utility contracts and land acquisition approvals.

• Proposed Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay for 2,787.27 acres allowing up to 4,042 dwelling units
• Proposed Notice to Tenant Ordinance for rent increases over 5% on leases of one year or longer
• Contract award to Douglas N. Higgins Inc. for $16,806,410.00 for public utilities renewal at 105th and 106th Avenue North
• Purchase order for $1,146,154.00 to Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. for engineering and inspection services
• Interfund transfer of $2,234,948 for the acquisition of 122.41 acres occupied by the Collier County Sports Complex

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractor Licensing Board will meet to conduct business including public comments and reports. The agenda includes a section for New Business regarding Emergency Certificates of Competency.

• Emergency Certificates of Competency

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations for state funding requests for beach renourishment projects. The body is also considering grant applications for non-county museums and contracts for international tourism representation.

• Resolution supporting Florida Department of Environmental Protection budget requests for FY 2023/2024 Beach Renourishment Projects
• Tourist Development Tax Grant Applications for Non-County Owned/Operated Museums totaling $177,500
• RFP 22-7979 for Tourism International Representation (UK and Ireland Market) to OMMAC Ltd
• RFP 22-7980 for Tourism International Representation (Germany Market) to Diamonde e.K.
• Second Amendment to Agreement No. 18-7281R with Faneuil, Inc. for Tourism Fulfillment and Call Center Services

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will receive an update on the potential impact of Tropical Storm Ian. The meeting includes a declaration of a local state of emergency and a request for debris removal authorization. Additionally, the Board will consider a $1 million budget amendment for emergency preparation and response.

• Presentation on status of Tropical Storm Ian
• Declaration of a Local State of Emergency
• Resolution to authorize debris removal by Collier County
• $1 million budget amendment for emergency preparation and response

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions for dimensional variances. One request concerns residential setbacks for a pool enclosure, and the other involves a boat dock extension.

• Petition VA-PL20220004370: Request to reduce west, east, and rear yard setbacks for a screened pool enclosure at 7138 Mill Run Circle
• Petition BDE-PL20220001299: Request for a 25-foot boat dock extension (total 45 feet) at 260 Connors Ave

Code Enforcement Board

The board will hold public hearings regarding code enforcement and nuisance abatement cases. The meeting includes reviews of motions for continuances, stipulations for non-contested cases, and requests for the reduction or imposition of fines and liens.

• Public hearings on code enforcement cases
• Motions for reduction or abatement of fines and liens
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens
• Requests to forward cases to the County Attorney's Office
• Nuisance Abatement Board hearings

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various land development and ordinance violations. The body will address unpermitted construction, illegal business operations, and property maintenance issues.

• Hearing for Azteca Super Market 2000 Inc (208 W Main St, Immokalee) regarding operating a bar/night club without approvals
• Hearing for Home Depot USA Inc (1651 Airport Rd S, Naples) regarding outdoor storage and litter
• Hearing for Fairway Preserve at Olde Cypress A Condominium (7995 Preserve Cir, Naples) regarding unpermitted electrical work on carports and storage buildings
• Hearing for 11750 Riggs RD LLC (11750 Riggs Rd, Naples) regarding accumulated concrete, pilings, and debris
• Motions for imposition of fines/liens for 12 separate cases including properties in Bonita Springs, Goodland, and Naples

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding the fiscal year 2023 amending tentative budgets. This includes the adoption of millage rates and the final budget.

• BCC Fiscal Year 2023 Amending Tentative Budgets
• Adoption of Millage Rates
• Adoption of Final Budget

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractor Licensing Board will review several contractor license applications and credit statuses. The meeting includes an introduction of a new licensing compliance investigator.

• Introduction of new licensing compliance investigator
• Experience review for Elvira Ortiz Sanchez (Building Contractor - Feesco Builders Corp.)
• Experience review for Clay M. Zook (Excavation Contractor - Pioneer Grapple & Recycling LLC)
• Credit review for Joseph R. Askew (Garage Door Installation Contractor - West Coast Garage Doors LL)
• Credit review for Gabriela R. Rea (Roofing Contractor license reinstatement and new application)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use amendments and zoning changes. Key discussions include a mixed-use project on the Isles of Capri and a large residential consolidation near Marino Circle.

• Isles of Capri MPUD: Proposed 108 residential units, marina with 64 wet slips, and 258-unit dry boat storage on 5.32± acres
• Santa Barbara-Whitaker RPUD: Proposed 216 multi-family dwelling units on 21.57± acres
• San Marino RPUD: Proposal to consolidate developments into one RPUD with 1,321 residential units on 823.6± acres
• Golden Gate Boulevard E: Variance and conditional use requests for a 140-foot communication tower
• Golden Gate Estates: Proposed ordinance to change variance notice distance from 1 mile to 1,000 feet

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a potential moratorium on new self-storage applications along US 41 between Palm Street/Commercial Drive and Price Street. The body is also reviewing land acquisitions for conservation and infrastructure, as well as a zoning amendment for the Lely PUD.

• Proposed moratorium on self-storage facilities along US 41 between Palm Street/Commercial Drive and Price Street
• Ordinance to allow residential development up to 184 units on a 9+/- acre parcel in Lely PUD
• Purchase of six land tracts for Lake Park Flow Way (Project 60246) for an estimated $1,857,500
• Acquisition of approximately 256 acres for Conservation Collier not to exceed $2,091,000
• Contract award to OneSource Construction Company & Builders, Inc. for $1,242,797 for North County Regional Water Treatment Plant Storage Building

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to approve amendments to the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program and the Unified Planning Work Program. The board will also consider several public transit grant agreements and a grant application for Safe Streets and Roads for All.

• Change Order for Congestion Management Process Update (Alfred Benesch, Inc.) for $9,404
• Amendment 1 to the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Amendment #1 to FY 22/23-23/24 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
• Amendments to Public Transit Grant Agreements G2594, G1V40, and G1J00
• Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Application

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct public hearings on the budget. The body will discuss the Pelican Bay Services Division budget and the tentative budget and millage rates for Fiscal Year 2023.

• Pelican Bay Services Division Budget Hearing
• BCC Fiscal Year 2023 Tentative Millage Rates and Tentative Budget

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions regarding residential property modifications. One request is for the addition of a boathouse to an existing dock, and the other is an after-the-fact variance for side yard setbacks and a pool screen enclosure.

• Petition BDE-PL20210002702: Request for a boathouse at 152 Heron Avenue
• Petition VA-PL20220003470: After-the-fact variance to reduce side yard setbacks from 7.5 feet to 6 feet (west) and 5 feet (east) at 741 93rd Avenue North
• Petition VA-PL20220003470: Request to allow a 2-foot roof overhang and an accessory attached one-family pool screen enclosure at 741 93rd Avenue North

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee is reviewing program revenue updates and committee leadership elections. The body will also validate several construction contracts and expenditure requests for county facilities.

• Validate proposed expenditures for Emergency Services Center enclosure (Project No. 50390)
• Validate $2,390,681.18 construction contract for Collier County Fire and EMS Station 74 in Golden Gate Estates (Project No. 55212)
• Validate $839,286.90 construction contract for Collier County Jail Laundry Replacement and Safety Upgrades (Project No. 50185)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over public hearings regarding various code violations. These include issues with unpermitted structures, property maintenance, and animal control.

• Unpermitted fencing and electric gate at 5405 Hickory Wood Dr, Naples
• Handicapped parking permit violations at Health Park Blvd and 2000 Rookery Bay Dr, Naples
• Unpermitted structures at 3333 Hibiscus Ave, Naples
• Interior work without building permits at 223 Leawood Circle, Naples
• Dead grass due to herbicide application at Preserve Tract P-7, Naples

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss an ordinance amending the Land Development Code. The proposal would allow medical marijuana dispensaries in specific zoning districts, including pharmacies and various commercial and industrial districts.

• PL20220004273: LDC Amendment to allow Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in C-2, C-3, C-4, C-5, Bp, and SBCO districts

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and land use amendments. These include a proposal for a mixed-use development on the Isles of Capri and a commercial project at Golden Gate Boulevard East and Everglades Boulevard South.

• PL20210002313/4: Proposed mixed-use development on 5.32± acres at Capri Boulevard including 108 residential units, a marina with 64 wet slips, and 258-unit dry boat storage
• PL20210001195: Proposed Ariva Plaza CPUD for up to 30,000 square feet of commercial use on 5.46± acres at Golden Gate Boulevard East and Everglades Boulevard South
• PL20220004350: Proposed ordinance to change variance application mail notice distance from 1 mile to 1,000 feet for Golden Gate Estates properties

Advisory Boards

This document contains the meeting schedules, agendas, and minutes for various county advisory boards. It lists upcoming or past meetings for several committees, including some that were cancelled or had no meeting scheduled.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Panther Walk Parcel Purchase Agreements
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Property Applications and Cycle 11 Maps
• Coastal Advisory Committee: Meeting Cancelled
• Public Transit Advisory Committee: Cancelled
• Vanderbilt Beach Beautification MSTU: Meeting Cancelled

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will review two requests for boat dock extensions in the Isles of Capri No. 2 area. These petitions seek to exceed the standard 20-foot maximum protrusion into the waterway to accommodate additional boatlift facilities.

• 170 Tahiti Circle: Request for a 13-foot boat dock extension to add a second boatlift, totaling 33 feet of protrusion
• 178 Tahiti Circle: Request for a 34-foot boat dock extension to construct a new facility, totaling 54 feet of protrusion

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various code violations, including unpermitted renovations, expired permits, and dangerous structures. The agenda also includes motions for extensions of time and the imposition or reduction of fines and liens.

• Hearing: Dangerous structure at 2448 Andrew Dr, Naples, FL
• Hearing: Unpermitted interior mobile home renovation at 5 Natchez Trl, Naples, FL
• Hearing: Unpermitted sheds and lanai enclosure at 2296 55th St SW, Naples, FL
• Hearing: Unpermitted garage and lanai conversion at 109 Plantation Cir, Naples, FL
• Hearing: Prohibited boat and trailer storage in Accessory Parking Zones at 3470 Bayshore Dr, Naples, FL

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider several administrative and departmental items including utility project rankings, plant donations, and airport lease extensions. The agenda includes routine consent items for various county departments.

• Selection of Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. for Palm River Public Utilities Renewal Project
• Donation of 150 native plants for Rattlesnake Hammock Preserve
• Culinary Accelerator lease extension at Immokalee Regional Airport
• Approval of procurement change orders and contractual modifications
• Recording of disbursements between July 28, 2022 and August 10, 2022

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss two proposed ordinances amending the Collier County Land Development Code. These items address the approval process for Comparable Use Determinations and the regulation of off-site boat yards.

• PL20220000207: Proposed ordinance revising procedures and approval processes for Comparable Use Determinations within zoning districts
• PL20210000766: Proposed ordinance adding off-site boat yards and dry storage as a conditional use in the General Commercial District (C-4) limited to the Port of the Islands

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct public hearings on two proposed amendments to the Collier County Growth Management Plan. These include the creation of a rural village overlay and an innovation zone overlay to attract target industry businesses.

• PL20180002660: Proposed Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay (IRRVO) for 2787.27± acres, allowing up to 4042 dwelling units
• PL20190000821: Proposed Collier Boulevard/Interstate 75 Innovation Zone Overlay for 1,245± acres
• Approval of July 7, 2022 meeting minutes

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing experience requirements for four contractor applicants and conducting credit reviews for three others. The meeting also includes two public hearings regarding specific contractor cases.

• Experience review: Charles E. Logsdon (Residential Contractor)
• Experience review: Dale P. Dear (Building Contractor)
• Experience review: Michael J. Ballantine (Non-Recreational Pond Waterfall Fountain Contractor)
• Experience review: Christina D. Brown (Landscaping Contractor)
• Public hearings: Jorge E. Quintanilla and Richard A. Fout

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider several requests including boat dock extensions, a rectory use determination, and self-storage compatibility. The agenda also includes an after-the-fact variance request for a pergola.

• Boat dock extension at 336 Oak Avenue to allow a 43-foot total protrusion
• Rectory comparable use determination for St. John the Evangelist at 625 111th Ave. N.
• Self-storage/mini warehousing use determination for Wentworth Estates MPUD near US 41
• Boat dock extension at 1668 Vinland Way to allow a 43-foot total protrusion
• After-the-fact side yard and roof overhang variance for 1385 Wood Duck Trail

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several consent agenda items including tourism tax allocations for soccer tournaments and utility service amendments. The meeting also includes discussions on construction terminations and legal service increases.

• Approval of $12,000 for Doral Gold Cup Soccer Tournament via Tourism Development Tax
• Approval of $18,000 for Unified Cup Soccer Tournament via Tourism Development Tax
• Approval of $12,000 for Southeast USA Labor Day Cup Soccer Tournament via Tourism Development Tax
• Recommendation to approve CDM Smith, Inc. for NCRWTP Tier 4 Generator Replacement design services
• Recommendation to increase purchase order for Carlton Fields, P.A. by $200,000 regarding Mammoth Constructors, LLC litigation

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate is conducting hearings to address various county code violations. The body will review cases involving unpermitted structures, litter, animal control offenses, and illegal parking.

• Hearing on unpermitted structures at 4273 14th St NE and 2660 8th Ave SE
• Review of illegal water service connection at 18736 Ensenada Dr
• Animal control hearings for dogs running at large and rabies vaccination failures
• Hearing regarding a seawall in need of repair at 356 Stella Maris Dr. N
• Review of unpermitted work in the county right-of-way at 4540 10th St NE

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings to discuss amendments to the Mini Triangle project. The proposals involve adjusting the balance of commercial space and residential units for a 5.35-acre site.

• PL20210001101: Proposal to decrease commercial uses from 200,000 to 130,000 sq ft and increase multi-family units by 114 for a maximum of 491 units
• PL20210001100: Proposal to remove movie theatre and bowling center uses at the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Planned Unit Development
• Review of property located near the southern corner of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider two petitions: a coastal construction setback line variance and a comparable use determination. The first involves installing two underground propane tanks seaward of the setback line at 7409 Bay Colony Drive.

• Variance request for a 13.7-foot Coastal Construction Setback Line (CCSL) encroachment to allow two underground propane tanks at 7409 Bay Colony Drive
• Request for a comparable use determination for a veterinary clinic and animal hospital near Immokalee Road and Goodlette Frank Road

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings regarding various property violations. The board is reviewing cases involving unpermitted construction, illegal land use, and litter accumulation. Some items include motions for the imposition or reduction of fines and liens.

• Case CEVR20220002751: Vegetation removal without permits at 3370 Canal St
• Case CELU2022002018: Junk and inoperable vehicles at 2260 Keane Ave
• Case CELU2022004457: Illegal outside storage of retail merchandise at Lowe's Home Centers, 12730 Tamiami Trail E
• Case CESD20180015567: Unpermitted dock expansion at 149 Pago Pago Dr E
• Case CELU20190013849: Parking violations related to a food bank at Noah's Ark Church, 11853 Collier Blvd

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to address administrative reports and routine consent items. The session includes reports from the Airport Authority and Community Redevelopment Agency.

• Acceptance of $373,785 in funds from the June 18, 2022, County surplus auction of 87 items
• Approval of Procurement Services Division reports for change orders and contractual modifications
• Approval of Procurement Services Division report for disposal of property
• Review of invoices and purchasing card transactions as of July 20, 2022

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations to use Tourism Development Tax Promotion funds for several upcoming soccer tournaments. The council will also receive presentations on coastal zone management, beach park facilities, and the tourism division.

• Up to $12,000 for Southeast USA Labor Day Cup Soccer Tournament
• Up to $18,000 for Unified Cup Soccer Tournament
• Up to $12,000 for Doral Gold Cup Soccer Tournament

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing experience and credit for several contractor applicants. The meeting includes public hearings for three specific construction and HVAC companies.

• Review of experience for Dale Dear (Dear Home Services Inc), William R. Taylor (Nula Home Remodeling LLC), and Hayden Hanscom (Roof Coat Roof Paint Roof Cleaning Contractor)
• Review of credit for Robert A. Rough Jr. (The Hardscape Guys Inc)
• Second entity application for Fugang “Frank” Zhou (Collier Sign Install LLC)
• Public hearing 2022-13: Robert Engler Construction Company Inc DBA Crystal Waterscapes
• Public hearings 2022-11 (Richard Fout DBA Air Express HVAC LLC) and 2022-07 (Kevin J. Keyes DBA Keystone Interlocking Paving Contractor, Inc)

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider a request to determine if a tobacco and vape retail store is a comparable use within the Artesa Pointe Planned Unit Development. Additionally, the board will review an after-the-fact variance request for a single family dwelling in Golden Gate Estates.

• Petition No. CU PL20220003185: Tobacco and Vape Retail Store comparable use determination at Artesa Pointe
• Petition No. VA PL20220001712: After-the-fact side yard setback variance for 5740 Dogwood Way

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning petition for the Lely Resort PUD and a conditional use request for safety services near Tamiami Trail East. These items are part of the scheduled public hearing agenda for the July 7, 2022 meeting.

• Zoning Petition: Lely Resort PUD to allow up to 184 dwelling units on a 9+/- acre C-3 parcel at Collier Blvd. and Grand Lely Drive
• Conditional Use: Seminole Trail Government Center for safety services and related government uses on 1.83+- acres near Tamiami Trail East

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will also consider motions for the imposition of fines and liens on specific properties.

• Case CEEX20220005048-SOE220017: Parking violation on Vanderbilt Beach Road
• Case CEEX20220005479-DASV22-012170: Failure to obtain breeder’s permit at 1410 Apple St
• Case CEAU20220001764: Unpermitted fence at 5318 Martin St, Unit #1
• Case CEPM20180015856: Fire damaged dwelling at 4084 Coconut Cir. N
• Case CELU20200013266: Prohibited storage and debris at 1500 Daffodil Ct

Advisory Boards

This document lists the various advisory boards and committees holding meetings throughout June 2022. The record includes meeting notices, agendas, and signed minutes for several county bodies.

• Development Services Advisory Committee discussion regarding Off-Site Boat Storage
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee regular meeting on June 1, 2022
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee special meeting on June 13, 2022
• Coastal Advisory Committee meeting cancelled

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is considering amendments to the Growth Management Plan regarding affordable housing density and transit. The agenda also includes discussions on a proposed medical college, regional planning restructuring, and several infrastructure and utility agreements.

• Amendments to the Growth Management Plan for affordable housing initiatives
• Proposed colocation of Saint Padre Pio College of Osteopathic Medicine at Ave Maria University
• Collier Boulevard Bridge Location Study for the widening project
• Release of a $3,098,691.45 performance security for National Golf and Country Club Phase 4
• Grant request of $390,000 for the Pine Ridge Interchange Landscape and Irrigation Relocation Project

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing grant requests and capital planning for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The body will discuss expenditures intended to promote tourism, including funding for professional sporting events.

• FY 2022-2023 grant application requests from City of Naples, City of Marco Island, and Collier County for $4,155,100
• Funding for the U.S. Open Pickleball Championship in the amount of $670,000
• Sponsorship Agreement with UWP, LLC dba Pro Watercross World Championships for $90,000
• FY 2022-2023 10-Year Capital Planning document for Fund 195 Beach Renourishment and Pass Maintenance and Fund 185 Program Management and Administration

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing three petitions regarding non-conforming use alterations and development code exceptions. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days and may be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Petition NUA PL20210002953: Request to replace and expand a second residential dwelling unit at 1006 Ridge Street
• Petition BDE PL20210002628: Request for a 62-foot boat dock extension (exceeding the 20-foot limit) at 96 Southport Cove
• Petition PCUD PL20220000887: Request to allow storage sheds as accessory uses at Esperanza Place RPUD Habitat for Humanity

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is conducting public hearings regarding various code violations across Collier County. These cases involve unpermitted construction, additions, and property maintenance issues.

• Hearing for unpermitted residence alterations at 275 1st St SW, Naples
• Hearing for unpermitted mobile home addition at 3506 Westclox St, Immokalee
• Hearing for pool maintenance and enclosure issues at 2200 Curtis St, Naples
• Hearing for unpermitted commercial demolition at 4630 Gulfstream Dr, Naples
• Hearing for unpermitted lanai conversion at 5238 Texas Ave, Naples

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting for one primary purpose. The body will meet to select a County Manager.

• Selection of a County Manager

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board will review various contractor experience and credit applications. The agenda includes reappointments to the Board and several individual business reviews.

• Reappointment of Todd Allen, Stephen M. Jaron, and Elle Hunt
• Experience and credit review for Miguel Hernandez Hernandez (Building Contractor)
• Experience and credit review for Simon J. Aguirre (Residential Contractor)
• Testing waiver for Ibrahim Gonzalez (Golden Gate Pool Service Inc)
• Second entity application for Miguel A. Madruga (Swimming pool cleaning only)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a proposal to increase dwelling units from 306 to 690 at a 69-acre site. The meeting also includes presentations from County Manager candidates and a report on Florida property insurance reforms.

• Proposed increase of dwelling units from 306 to 690 with 76 affordable units at Collier Blvd and Hacienda Lakes Parkway
• Contract award of $1,170,674.75 to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for Pelican Bay Boulevard Sewer Replacement
• Performance security approval of $5,402,069.86 for Randall at Orangetree final plat
• Estimated annual spend of $350,000 to Airboat Addicts, Inc. for Aquatic Vegetation Maintenance
• Proclamation designating June 19, 2022, as Juneteenth Day in Collier County

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to adopt a five-year transportation improvement program. The board will also approve 2022 priorities for transit, highways, freight, planning, and bicycle and pedestrian projects.

• Adoption of FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approval of 2022 Bicycle and Pedestrian Project Priorities
• Approval of 2022 Transportation Regional Incentive Program (TRIP) Priorities
• Approval of 2022 Highway & Freight, Planning, and Transit Priorities
• Old 41 Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners and Naples City Council are meeting for a joint workshop. The bodies will discuss an expiring interlocal agreement and several infrastructure and housing initiatives.

• 2008 Interlocal Agreement set to expire September 30, 2022
• Septic To Sewer Initiative
• Affordable Housing
• Water/Quality Resiliency
• Army Corp update

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over public hearings regarding various code violations in Collier County. These include issues such as unpermitted construction, unauthorized parking, property maintenance, and animal control matters.

• Unpermitted roof extension/open porch at 5477 Carlton ST
• Removal of dangerous structure remains at 3315 16th AVE SE
• Commercial use of public right of way at County Road 92 – Goodland Bridge
• Unpermitted interior alterations and wall removal at 2011 Trade Center WAY
• Animal control hearings regarding dog bites and running at large

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the Amerisite CB Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development. The proposals seek to allow residential units and commercial spaces on 18.95± acres east of Collier Boulevard.

• PL20210001104: Proposal for up to 303 multi-family units, 70,000 sq ft of commercial shopping, 85,000 sq ft of mini-warehouse storage, and 40 trucks for lease
• PL20210001103: Proposed zoning change from General Commercial (C-4) to Mixed Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD) for the Amerisite CB project
• Project location: East side of Collier Boulevard, approximately 1000 feet north of Rattlesnake Hammock Road

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of meetings held by various county advisory boards throughout May 2022. It lists the meeting dates and associated agenda packets for multiple committees, including those focused on housing, beautification, and public safety.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee discussed the Starnes Parcel on May 4, 2022
• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee discussed proposed procedural changes on May 12, 2022
• Lely Golf Estates Beautification MSTU held a meeting regarding monument renovation on May 27, 2022
• Immokalee Beautification MSTU meeting on May 25, 2022, had no quorum
• Public Transit Advisory Committee meeting on May 17, 2022, had no in-person quorum

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a request to determine if a food pantry is a compatible use for a specific Planned Unit Development (PUD). The proposal concerns a ±1,650 square foot commercial bay in an existing strip mall.

• Petition No. PL20220000485 CUD: Request for food pantry use at 13510 Tamiami Trail North Unit #2

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board and Nuisance Abatement Board are meeting to conduct public hearings on various land development and ordinance violations. The board will address unpermitted construction, prohibited outside storage, and vegetation issues. Some items include motions for the imposition of fines or liens.

• Hearing on unpermitted alterations at 544 Commercial Blvd, Naples
• Hearing on unpermitted pool construction at 2714 Santa Cruz Blvd, Naples
• Hearing on prohibited outside storage at 891 5th St SW, Naples
• Motion for fines/liens regarding unpermitted guest house at 2515 Bayside St, Naples
• Motion for fines/liens regarding exotic vegetation at 4599 Tamiami Trl E, Naples

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a proposed ordinance requiring landlords to provide written notice for rent increases over 5%. The meeting also includes reports on hurricane readiness and emergency pump operations at Logan Boulevard.

• Proposed ordinance for landlords to provide written notice of rent increases over 5% for leases of one year or longer
• Resolution to reimpose five-cent and six-cent local option fuel taxes effective January 1, 2026
• Agreement with South Florida Water Management District for Lake Trafford Area Water Quality Facility totaling $720,000
• Contract with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. for Bayshore Drive Redevelopment Project not to exceed $344,932.30
• Authorization of six full-time equivalent time-limited positions in the Public Service Department

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is considering several items related to tourism funding and coastal management. These include a work order for South Marco Island beach restoration and various marketing and museum grant applications.

• Work order with Humiston & Moore Engineers for South Marco Island Beach Restoration not to exceed $34,132.00
• FY 2022-2023 Marketing Grants of $100,000
• Non-County Owned/Operated Museums grants of $672,500
• Modification to TDT Grant Guidelines regarding performing arts production costs
• Second round of C-2 Category Museum grant application solicitations

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several public hearing items including a height increase for the Good Turn Center and new residential subdistricts. Discussions also include county-initiated amendments to address affordable housing density and transit routes.

• Good Turn Center PUDA: Proposed height increase from 45 feet to 55 feet (actual height 55 to 65 feet) at Collier Boulevard
• Carman Drive Subdistrict GMPA: Proposal to allow up to 212 rental units, including 42 affordable housing units, at 8496 Rattlesnake Hammock Road
• Carman Drive 15 RPUD: Rezoning of 15.41 acres from Rural Agricultural (A) to Residential Planned Unit Development
• Affordable Housing Initiatives GMPA: Proposed amendments to increase density for affordable housing and establish Strategic Opportunity Sites

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractor Licensing Board will conduct experience reviews for several contractors and hold public hearings regarding contested citations. The meeting includes administrative actions such as approving previous minutes.

• Review of credit for Christopher Green (Cameron Carpentry Naples LLC)
• Review of experience for Ryan D. Pettit (Ryan Pettit LLC)
• Review of experience for Jozef Kindernay (Kipa, LLC DBA TNT Cabinetry of Napl)
• Review of experience for Shirley R. Hall (Novello Concret)
• Review of experience for Ryan M. Gobiel (Ison Corp)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Metropolitan Planning Organization is reviewing several transit-related items including grant agreements and planning programs. The board will also review draft project priorities for biking, pedestrians, and regional incentives.

• Amendment 2 to the Public Transit Grant Agreement (G1V40)
• Fiscal Year 2022/23 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant and Resolution
• Approval of the FY2022/23 – 2023/24 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) and MPO Agreement
• Updated Shared-Use Non-Motorized (SUN) Trail Alignment for the Florida Greenways and Trails System Map
• Everglades City Copeland Ave Sidewalk & SR 90 at Oasis Visitor Center Project

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions for boat dock extensions that exceed the maximum permitted 20-foot protrusion. The requests involve properties in Commission Districts 1 and 2.

• Petition BDE-PL20210000569: Request for a 58.1-foot total protrusion at 2 Dolphin Circle
• Petition BDE-PL20210001817: Request for a 59-foot total protrusion at 199 San Mateo Drive

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several legislative items including a Fair Notice to Tenant ordinance and land development code amendments. The meeting also includes discussions on appointing an Acting County Manager and approving major infrastructure contracts.

• Award $6,761,475.50 for Phase 2 Pelican Bay Sidewalk Improvements to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc.
• Proposed Fair Notice to Tenant Ordinance regarding rent increases over 5%
• Land Development Code amendment to allow medical marijuana dispensaries in pharmacy zoning districts
• Appointment of an Acting County Manager effective May 13, 2022
• CRA property conveyance of 1.96 acres in the Immokalee Community Redevelopment Area

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over hearings regarding property code violations and potential fines or liens. The agenda includes discussions on dilapidated structures, missing pool screens, and requests for nuisance abatement liens.

• Fine/lien motion for 1900 8th AVE (dilapidated carport)
• Fine/lien motion for 997 Bluebird ST (missing lanai screen structure)
• Requests to impose nuisance abatement and DAS citation liens

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a joint workshop with the Community Redevelopment Agency and local advisory boards. The discussion focuses on the Bayshore Gateway Triangle and the Immokalee community redevelopment areas.

• Bayshore Gateway Triangle Community Redevelopment Area discussion
• Immokalee Community Redevelopment Area discussion

Advisory Boards

This document lists the schedule of various advisory board meetings occurring throughout April 2022. It includes notices for several committees, while noting that some meetings were canceled or had no meeting scheduled.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on April 4, 2022
• Animal Services Advisory Board meeting on April 5, 2022
• Bayshore Beautification MSTU Advisory Committee meeting on April 6, 2022
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on April 28, 2022
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on April 6, 2022

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider two petitions regarding a boat docking facility at 5328 Barefoot Bay Court. The requests seek to reduce a required side setback and extend the dock's protrusion into the waterway.

• Petition VA-PL20210002610: Request to reduce western side setback from 7.5 feet to 6.3 feet
• Petition BDE-PL20210002609: Request for a 20.3-foot boat dock extension (total protrusion of 40.3 feet)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various property violations in Naples. These cases involve issues such as unpermitted structural alterations, garage conversions, and unauthorized vegetation removal.

• Hearing for 13056 Bald Cypress Ln regarding cleared vegetation
• Hearing for 2248 Curtis St regarding unpermitted primary structure alterations
• Hearing for 1781 45th St. SW regarding lanai and garage conversions
• Hearing for 3353 Captains CV regarding unpermitted dock/deck construction
• Hearing for 8200 Immokalee Rd regarding student parking usage

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review amendments to the Growth Management Plan regarding residential density and land use. Additional items include water utility change orders, pump station improvements, and a draft local rental ordinance.

• Growth Management Plan amendments relating to Rural Fringe Mixed Use District and Urban Mixed Use District
• Change order for Mitchell & Stark Construction Co., Inc. in the amount of $10,058,017.11
• Construction award to R2T, Inc. for Master Pump Station 320.00 Site Improvements for $2,404,514.00
• Draft Local Rental Ordinance regarding 60-day notice for rent increases over 5 percent
• FDOT agreement for multi-use path design on County Barn Road in the amount of $82,212

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council will meet to review previous minutes and hear presentations regarding coastal zone management, beach park facilities, and the tourism division. The agenda also includes marketing partner reports and staff reports.

• Approval of March 28, 2022 TDC Meeting Minutes
• Coastal Zone Management presentation
• Beach Park Facilities presentation
• Tourism Division presentation
• Marketing Partner Reports

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two public hearings regarding the Hacienda Lakes North Area. These items involve amending a Development of Regional Impact and a Mixed Use Planned Unit Development to modify land use lines, remove an RV tract, and add access points.

• Hacienda Lakes North Area DRI Development Order Amendment (PL20210002454)
• Hacienda Lakes North Area MPUD Amendment (PL20210001791)

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing experience, credit, and testing waivers for various contractor license applications. The meeting includes a review of 22 board orders and specific applications for general, aluminum, irrigation, insulation, pool, paving, tile, and floor covering contractors.

• Review of experience for Hunter K. Jones (General Contractor-Registered)
• Review of experience and credit for John J. Price (Aluminum w/ Concrete Contractor)
• Waiver of testing and review of credit for Duniel M. Busto (Swimming Pool Cleaning Only Contractor)
• Second entity applications for Vincent J. La Manna (Tile & Marble and Floor Covering)
• Review of credit for Luis G. Patino (Swimming Pool/Spa Servicing/Repair Contractor)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over hearings including a public hearing for Case No: CEEX20220003055-DAS. This case involves a determination by Domestic Animal Services that a dog named "Rocky" is a dangerous dog at 26 Ocho Rios, Naples, FL 34114.

• Public hearing for Case No: CEEX20220003055-DAS regarding a 'Dangerous Dog' determination
• Property located at 26 Ocho Rios, Naples, FL 34114
• Motions for reduction or abatement of fines
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider several petitions including property setbacks, boat dock extensions, and site plan deviations. Items include a request for an after-the-fact pool variance in Naples Park due to a permit error and a redevelopment site plan for Naples Classic Car.

• Variance to reduce front yard setback from 25 feet to 18.6 feet at 702 107th Avenue North
• Boat dock extension request for 109 Pago Pago Drive West
• Side yard setback variance for a dock facility at 199 Eveningstar Cay
• Site plan approval with buffer reductions for Naples Classic Car at 3066 Terrace Ave
• Comparable use determination for golf cart sales at 5947 Naples Blvd

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Growth Management Plan regarding residential density and development standards. The board is also reviewing several high-value professional service contracts and staffing increases for EMS.

• Proposed amendments to the Growth Management Plan regarding Rural Fringe Mixed Use District and residential density
• Contract for TIGER Grant CEI Services to Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp. not to exceed $1,946,572.96
• Contract for Pelican Bay Oakmont Lake 4-1 Restoration to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for $2,309,411.00
• Contract for SAP S/4 HANA Implementation to Phoenix Business, Inc. for $1,658,245.60
• Authorization of 12 additional Full Time Equivalent (FTE) positions for the Collier County EMS Division

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to discuss several transportation-related updates and amendments. Items include revisions to the Transportation Improvement Program and various staff or lease agreements.

• Assumption Agreement for Alfred Benesch & Company regarding Professional Services Library (Agreement No. 18-7432-MP)
• Amendment #5 to the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Third Amendment to the MPO Lease Agreement and Amended and Restated Staff Services Agreement
• 2022 Congestion Management Process Update
• Work Order for Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. for 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan data development

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several ordinances regarding land development and zoning reclassifications. The meeting includes a growth management consistency determination for the Immokalee Redevelopment Plan and a presentation on affordable housing.

• Ordinance to simplify replatting of Golden Gate Estates tracts
• Palisades RPUD: rezoning 12 acres from RSF-1 to RPUD for up to 36 single-family units near Yarberry Lane
• Collier Boulevard Lord's Way Mixed Use Subdistrict: increasing dwelling units from 306 to 690 on 69 acres
• Collier Boulevard Lord's Way MPUD: changing name and allowing church use as an interim use for up to 5 years
• Immokalee Redevelopment Plan Growth Management Plan consistency determination

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over public hearings regarding various code violations. These cases include issues such as property maintenance, unpermitted structures, vehicle registration, and water connection violations.

• Water hose connection violation at 14680 Kingfisher Loop
• Backflow assembly tampering at 14648 Kingfisher Loop
• Weeds and litter violations at 2960 30th AVE SE
• Occupied dwelling without approved electricity at 88 Twin Palms DR
• Seawall repair case for Villages at Stella Maris Master Association Inc

Advisory Boards

This document lists the scheduled meetings and available records for various county advisory boards throughout March 2022. It includes notices, agendas, and previous minutes for multiple committees including housing, animal services, and water authorities.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on March 7, 2022
• Animal Services Advisory Board meeting on March 15, 2022
• Bayshore Beautification MSTU Advisory Committee meeting on March 9, 2022
• Coastal Advisory Committee meeting on March 10, 2022
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on March 24, 2022

Tourist Development Council

The Council will consider several work orders related to coastal management and beach nourishment projects. Members will also review term appointment applications for Susan Becker and Edward Olesky.

• $5,395.00 work order to Ardaman & Associates, Inc. for geotechnical analysis of beach fill material
• Work order with APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. not to exceed $26,052.00 for engineering services
• Proposal by CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc. for hardbottom monitoring not to exceed $286,067.27
• Term appointment application for Susan Becker
• Term appointment application for Edward Olesky

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider a request to amend conditions for a private club located at 9467 Gulf Shore Drive. The applicant seeks to modify the maximum number of people allowed on-site and expand the permitted hours of operation.

• Modification of capacity limits for Twin Eagles Beach and Bay Club at 9467 Gulf Shore Drive
• Modification of operating hours for Twin Eagles Beach and Bay Club
• Request for comparable use determination for a new automated carwash near Collier Boulevard and Pasedo Drive

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various code violations across Naples. These cases include unpermitted construction, expired permits, and property maintenance issues.

• Hearing for unpermitted pool and spa at 5090 Cherry Wood Dr
• Hearing for expired re-roof permit at 5704 Drummond Way
• Hearing for unpermitted second story addition at 258 Rose Apple Ln
• Hearing for unpermitted garage alterations at 8322 Valiant Dr
• Hearing for deteriorated driveway/sidewalk hazard at 2001 Sunshine Blvd

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several financial and operational items including park maintenance funding and facility improvements. The agenda includes various land acquisition agreements, insurance purchases, and public utility service contracts.

• Re-allocation of up to $1,700,000 from Parks Capital Fund to Parks operating accounts
• Award of $3,832,911.78 to RAM General Contracting & Development, Inc. for Pelican Bay Services Maintenance Facilities Improvements
• Purchase of property insurance in an estimated amount of $4,768,339.42
• Approval of Shadowwood – Plat One construction and maintenance agreement with a $2,467,157.80 performance security
• Agreement for the purchase of four land parcels from Greater Naples Fire Rescue District for $695,000

Special Magistrate

Special Magistrate Brenda Garretson will preside over hearings regarding county code violations. The meeting includes a public hearing for a specific noise violation and requests to impose nuisance abatement and citation liens.

• Public hearing for Case No: CEN20220000628 regarding noise violations at 2880 Becca AVE
• Request to impose nuisance abatement liens
• Request to impose DAS citation liens
• Motions for reduction or abatement of fines

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on amendments to the Growth Management Plan and several zoning changes. Discussions include updates to coastal management regarding sea level rise and a large-scale mixed-use development project.

• Amendment to the Conservation and Coastal Management Element to address sea level rise (PL20210001271)
• Rezoning 1.3+/- acres on Sabal Palm Road from Rural Agricultural to Residential Single Family-3 (PL20210002322)
• Siena Lakes CCRC CPUD amendment to increase maximum square footage to 886,794 (PL20210000893)
• Proposed 171.6+/- acre Golden Gate Golf Course MPUD including 400 residential units and 75,000 sq ft of government facilities (PL20210001047)
• GMP Amendment for a 20.1+/- acre subdistrict for group housing and government uses at Golden Gate Golf course (PL20210001610)

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing experience and credit requirements for several contractor applicants. The meeting also includes two public hearings regarding Kenneth D. Carter DBA Carter Fence Company, Inc.

• Review of credit for Humberto M. Sanchez (Creative Design General Contractors Inc)
• Review of experience for John Ricciardelli (Electrical Journeyman)
• Review of experience for Margarita Brodskaya (New Horizon Cabinetry Inc)
• Review of experience for Fugang Zhou (Visio Signs LLC DBA Signs Now)
• Public hearings for Kenneth D. Carter DBA Carter Fence Company, Inc. (2022-02 and 2022-03)

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions regarding property modifications. One request involves a boat dock extension in the Isles of Capri, and the other is an after-the-fact variance for a swimming pool in East Naples.

• Petition BDE-PL20200000220: Request for a 38.25 square foot boat dock extension at 404 Cristobal Street
• Petition VA-PL20210001262: Request for a variance to reduce a swimming pool front yard setback from 25 feet to 12.09 feet at 2072 Mills Lane

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss authorizing term loans to refund revenue bonds and awarding contracts for transit and mental health facility design. The body is also reviewing the County Manager recruitment process and proposing the addition of 20 full-time positions across multiple departments.

• Proposed issuance of Special Obligation Refunding Revenue Notes not to exceed $33,000,000 and $76,000,000
• Contract award to RG Architects, P.A. for mental health facility design services in the amount of $2,462,809
• Contract award to Ineo Systrans USA, Inc. dba ENGIE for Collier Area Transit CAD/AVL in the amount of $2,102,051
• Budget amendment of $2,197,180.00 for Wiggins Pass and Doctors Pass Dredge 2021-2022
• Authorization of 20 additional Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) positions across four departments

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate is conducting hearings to address various county code violations. The body will discuss issues ranging from unpermitted construction and noise levels to property maintenance and illegal utility connections.

• Unpermitted construction including a carport and shed at 2981 4th AVE SE
• Noise level violations at 2880 Becca AVE
• Illegal water hose connection and tampering with backflow assembly at 14680 and 14648 Kingfisher Loop
• Trip hazards and exposed wiring at 7047 Ambrosia LN and 7047 Castello WAY
• Unpermitted demolition and renovations at 337, 341, and 343 Airport RD N

Board of County Commissioners

The Collier County Board of County Commissioners and the Marco Island City Council are holding a joint meeting. The agenda includes workshops regarding the Tigertail Lagoon/Sand Dollar Island project and an update on Caxambas Park rezoning.

• Tigertail Lagoon/Sand Dollar Island project cooperation workshop
• Caxambas Park rezoning update workshop

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing a grant for Beach Park Facilities and a budget amendment related to dredging projects. The meeting also includes marketing partner reports and staff updates.

• $36,970 Category "A" Grant Application for Beach Park Facilities
• Budget amendment for ITB No. 21-7935, Wiggins Pass and Doctors Pass Dredge 2021-2022 ($2,197,180.00)

Advisory Boards

This document is a comprehensive list of meeting notices, agendas, and minutes for various county advisory boards held in February 2022. It serves as a record of which committees met and provides links to their respective meeting packets.

• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee meeting on February 28, 2022
• Tourist Development Council meeting on February 28, 2022
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee review of Cycle 11 Timeline on February 2, 2022
• Black Affairs Advisory Board meeting on February 28, 2022, reported as No Quorum
• Coastal Advisory Committee meeting cancelled

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider a request to modify the Creekside Commerce Park Commercial Planned Unit Development. The change would allow buildings on Tract 7 to use an alternative architectural compliance process, similar to previously approved deviations for Tracts 5 and 6.

• Insubstantial change to Creekside Commerce Park CPUD at 1336 Innovation Blvd
• Boat dock extension request for 226 Malibu Cove
• Boat dock extension request for 1680 Vineland Way
• Side setback variance request for 177 Topanga Drive
• Boat dock extension request for 177 Topanga Drive

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing several public hearings regarding land development code violations. These cases involve unpermitted construction, vegetation removal, and property maintenance issues across Naples and Immokalee.

• Unpermitted guest house and storage building at 2515 Bayside St, Naples
• Unpermitted alterations to main residence and garage at 275 1st St SW, Naples
• Vegetation removal without permit at 4710 7th Ave SW, Naples
• Garage conversion to living space at 510 3rd St SW, Naples
• Special event gatherings on agricultural property at 6024 Pepper Rd, Immokalee

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposed ordinance amendment for the Immokalee 7-Eleven Commercial Planned Unit Development. The body will also address items continued from previous meetings.

• PL20210001637: Proposal to allow a drive-thru restaurant instead of a carwash at the northwest corner of Main Street (SR 29) and North 9th Street, Immokalee
• PL20210001637: Proposal to reduce commercial square footage from 5,650 to 5,250
• PL20210001637: Proposal to increase maximum two-way PM peak hour net new trips generation limit from 157+/- to 167+/-
• PL20210002450: Ordinance relating to murals in the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Area (continued indefinitely)

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing experience requirements and exam waivers for several contractor applicants. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding three specific cases.

• Review of experience for Julio F. Francisco (Chely's Cleaning Solutions LLC)
• Exam waiver request for Thomas R. Bowein (Journeyman Electrical)
• Review of experience for Mario A. Montano-Rima (Suncoast Patio Services, LLC)
• Review of experience for Mark E. Berkley (Homeaway Home Watch, LLC)
• Public hearings for Charles C. Willey and Kenneth D. Carter (Carter Fence Company, Inc.)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to elect its Board Chair and Vice-Chair. The body will consider amendments to the Transportation Improvement Program and the Unified Planning Work Program, as well as the addition of a CAT maintenance building reconstruction project.

• Addition of CAT Maintenance Building Reconstruction to 2021 Transit Priorities
• Amendment #4 to the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Amendment 4 to FY 20/21-21/22 Unified Planning Work Program
• Election of MPO Board Chair and Vice-Chair
• Appointment of new member to the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC)

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board and Nuisance Abatement Board will meet to conduct public hearings and address motions regarding fines and liens. The meeting includes a workshop to review the board's rules and regulations.

• CEB and Special Magistrate Rules and Regulations Workshop
• Public hearings on code enforcement and nuisance abatement cases
• Motions for reduction, abatement, or imposition of fines and liens
• Requests to forward cases to the County Attorney's Office

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several land use amendments for the Bayshore and Gateway Triangle areas. The meeting also includes discussions on outdoor concert venues, recruiting a new County Manager, and approving various infrastructure contracts.

• Proposed communications tower on .95+/- acres near Benton Road
• Ordinance to rename the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Area
• Award of $22,869,280.20 to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for Immokalee Area Improvements
• Approval of Maple Ridge at Ave Maria Phase 7B performance security for $6,170,322.92
• Design and installation of speed tables on Pompei Lane up to $40,000

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various code violations including noise, vegetation removal, and property maintenance. The session also includes motions for the imposition of fines and liens on specific properties.

• Noise violation hearing: 2880 Becca Ave, Naples
• Vegetation and right-of-way violations: 4344 32nd Ave SE, Naples
• Unlicensed vehicle hearing: 805 99th Ave N, Naples
• Non-permitted roof-over and porch hearing: 5010 Lake Trafford Rd, Immokalee
• Fence permit violation hearing: 3915 Estero Bay Ln, Naples

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of meeting notices, agendas, and minutes for various county advisory boards held in January 2022. It lists which committees met, which had no meetings scheduled, and which were cancelled.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on January 10, 2022
• Animal Services Advisory Board meeting on January 18, 2022
• Contractors Licensing Board meeting on January 19, 2022
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on January 5, 2022
• Tourist Development Council meeting on January 24, 2022

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will review one request to reduce a rear yard setback for a guest house and three requests for boat dock extensions. The body will determine if these petitions meet Land Development Code requirements.

• Petition VA PL20210001771: Reduce rear yard setback from 75 feet to 20 feet for a guest house at 6761 Sable Ridge Lane
• Petition BDE-PL20210001645: 23-foot boat dock extension at 1660 Vinland Way
• Petition BDE-PL20210001646: 21-foot boat dock extension at 1664 Vinland Way
• Petition BDE-PL20210000708: 12-foot boat dock extension at 180 Pago Pago Drive West

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various land development code violations. The board is reviewing cases involving unpermitted construction, expired permits, and prohibited vegetation or debris.

• Hearing on unpermitted improvements to 16 rooms at 4100 Golden Gate Pkwy
• Hearing on unpermitted kitchen, classroom, office, and bathroom at 544 Commercial Blvd
• Hearing on prohibited exotic vegetation and outside debris at 4599 Tamiami Trail E
• Hearing on roof in disrepair at 582 Windsor SQ
• Review of motions for imposition of fines/liens for multiple properties

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing a zoning change for a homeless shelter and commercial development at Airport Road and Glades Boulevard. The body is also considering a $14,065,100 spending plan for the Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List. Additionally, the Board will discuss the transition plan for the County Manager's retirement on July 1, 2022.

• Zoning petition for St. Matthew’s House CPUD to allow a 150-bed homeless shelter and 130,000 sq ft of commercial development
• Spending of up to $14,065,100 for the tenth Conservation Collier Active Acquisition List
• Proposed conditional use for a communications tower on Benton Road
• Revisions to FY2022 Pay and Classification Plans for County Manager’s Agency, County Attorney’s Office, and non-union EMS
• Approval of the Wilson Boulevard Widening Corridor Study from Immokalee Road to Golden Gate Boulevard

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is considering several grant and work order updates. Items include proposed changes to museum and marketing grant guidelines, a budget increase for Hispanic Arts and Cultural festival support, and funding for Clam Pass Park facilities.

• Proposed modification to Grant Application Guidelines for C-2 Non-County Owned Museums and Category B Marketing and Promotion Grants
• Proposed $250,000 increase for FY'23 Non-County Owned/Operated Museums to support a Hispanic Arts and Cultural festival
• Work order with APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC for Collier Creek debris removal not to exceed $4,993.00
• Category 'A' Grant Application for Beach Park Facilities at Clam Pass Park for $55,000

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering two companion items to allow government facilities, group housing, and residential units at the Golden Gate Golf Course project. The body will also address an ordinance regarding murals in the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Area, though this item has been continued to February 17, 2022.

• PL20210001610: Proposed land use change for 13.5+ acres at Golden Gate Parkway and Collier Boulevard to allow 75,000 sq ft of government facilities and 120 group housing beds
• PL20210001047: Proposed zoning change for 165± acres at Golden Gate Parkway and Collier Boulevard to Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD) for 400 residential units and 15,000 sq ft of commercial space
• PL20210002450: Ordinance regarding mural definitions and standards in the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Area (continued to Feb 17, 2022)

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractor Licensing Board will review various contractor applications and credit statuses. The agenda includes discussions on attendance requirements and year-end reports for 2021.

• Review of credit for Yoslandi Martinez – Terra Nova Landscape, Inc
• Review of credit for Lonnie G. Becude Jr. – Pro-Seal USA (Individual)
• Review of credit for Juan Masson – US Intermed Corp. (DBA) USI Landscaping
• Removal of restricted interior only status for Sergiu Verdes - Pick My Junk, Inc (DBA) Eco Demolitions
• Review of experience for Carlos E. Guerra Gonzalez – CD Remodels SVC, Corp.

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is considering a request from Bravoflorida, LLC to redevelop a Burger King at 1011 Airport Road. The applicant seeks deviations from landscape buffer requirements to maintain the existing building footprint while adding a second drive-thru lane.

• Petition DR-PL20210001617: Request to reduce north landscape buffer from 10 feet to 5 feet
• Petition DR-PL20210001617: Request to reduce west landscape buffer from 15 feet to 10 feet
• Proposed redevelopment of Burger King #7162 on ±0.81 acres at 1011 Airport Road
• Administrative Parking Reduction (APR-PL20210002002) reducing required parking from 33 to 28 spaces

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a major design contract for utility improvements and review several land development and infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes the appointment of members to various county advisory boards and the issuance of several community proclamations.

• Proposed $15,908,833 contract with Johnson Engineering, Inc. for Old Lely Utility Improvements
• Proposed $496,000 agreement with FDOT for connected vehicle equipment at 19 intersections
• Release of $699,615.37 maintenance security for Golf Club of the Everglades Phase 1
• Purchase of 9.16 acres from Mercedes Cabrera for up to $115,650 via Conservation Collier
• Proposed $83,350 settlement with Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. for Creekside Force Main Extension Phase 1

Special Magistrate

Special Magistrate Brenda Garretson will preside over public hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will discuss cases involving unpermitted structures, property maintenance, and illegal vehicle storage, and may impose fines or liens.

• Case CEV20210008890: Multiple vehicles and trailers parked on grass at 2103 46th TER SW
• Case CENA20210008691: High grass and accumulation of litter at 129 Bayshore WAY
• Case CEPM20200007281: Boarded windows and roof damage at 302 S 3rd ST
• Case CEPM20210003356: Non-working light post at 3693 Santa Barbara BLVD
• Case CEEX20210009057: Injury to person "Lola" at 4055 1st ST SW