Collier County public meetings in 2025
131 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Advisory Boards
The Domestic Animal Services Advisory Committee meeting on Dec. 17, 2025 will consider and act on several items, including approval of the meeting agenda and minutes, updates to fee policy, a new adoption contract, and policies for stray hold periods and releasing sick animals. Public comment will be allowed, and the committee may forward recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.
- Approval of agenda (action item)
- Approval of November 19, 2025 minutes (action item)
- Adoption contract review (new business)
- Update to fee policy replacing 2018‑106 with 2025‑202
- Policy discussion on stray hold period for dogs and cats
Contractors Licensing Board
The Contractors Licensing Board will vote to elect its Chairman and Vice‑Chair for the 2026 term. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and public comments, as well as reviews of experience for three contractor applicants. Old business includes a permit reinstatement and a license suspension.
- Election of Chairman and Vice‑Chair for 2026 (Agenda item 6.A)
- Review of experience for Luigi Bruno Caruso – Caruso Design & Build LLC (Agenda item 8.B)
- Review of experience for Rafael Diaz Gonzalez – Seaside Restoration & Coatings LLC (Agenda item 8.C)
- Review of experience for Jesus Garcia Jr – Meteora Group Inc (Agenda item 8.D)
- Reinstatement of permit privileges for Sunshine Pools of Naples, LLC (Agenda item 9.A)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council will vote on two work orders: a $161,547 engineering contract for annual beach and inlet monitoring, and a $56,247 contract for maintenance dredging of Doctors Pass. The council will also consider the Convention and Visitors Bureau Governance Restructure Study Report. Routine items such as approval of prior meeting minutes and agency reports will be addressed.
- Approve Work Order with Humiston & Moore Engineers for annual beach monitoring (up to $161,547) – Contract No. 18-7432-CZ
- Approve Work Order with Humiston & Moore Engineers for maintenance dredging of Doctors Pass ($56,247 lump sum) – Contract No. 18-7432-CZ
- Accept the Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) Governance Restructure Study Report
- Approve September 16, 2025 meeting minutes (2025-4782)
- Agency Partner Reports (2025-4823)
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will consider approving the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan. The board will also conduct interviews and select a candidate for the MPO Executive Director position.
- Approval of the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP)
- MPO Executive Director interviews and candidate selection
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings for five petitions regarding conditional uses and land development code deviations. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days and may be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.
- Petition CU-PL20250000338: Request for conditional use for coin operated amusement devices (777 Arcade) at 4075 Pine Ridge Rd
- Petition PDI-PL20250001275: Request for wall and planting deviations at 1766 Workman Way
- Petition PDI-PL20250006723: Request for landscape buffer and setback changes at 10003 Marc Anthony Way
- Petition SV-PL20250004410: Request for an additional drive-thru menu board at 8940 Sage Ave
- Petition SV-PL20250004411: Request for an additional drive-thru menu board at 5102 Tamiami Trail E
Board of County Commissioners
The meeting will consider several land‑use actions, including designating 560.2 acres as a stewardship sending area and 1,217.84 acres as a stewardship receiving area for the Horse Trials Village development, which would allow up to 3,205 new homes. The board will also vote on a stormwater improvement contract worth $5,840,677.95, a $100,000 education program for the 6th cent Tourist Development Tax, and a $2,276.05 donation for highway signage. Additionally, an ordinance will change the zoning of the Miceli PUD to a residential planned unit development for 63 residential units.
- Designation of 560.2 acres as CLH SSA 19 stewardship sending area (Item 9A)
- Designation of 1,217.84 acres as Horse Trials Village stewardship receiving area, permitting up to 3,205 dwelling units (Item 9B)
- Zoning change of Miceli PUD to Residential Planned Unit Development for 63 residential units (Item 9C)
- Award of ITB No. 25‑8429 for Poinciana Village Stormwater Improvements, total $5,840,677.95 (Item 11A)
- Authorization of up to $100,000 for public education on the 6th cent Tourist Development Tax (Item 10A)
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various county code violations. These include unpermitted structures, land clearing, property maintenance, and animal cruelty and care citations.
- Hearing on unpermitted accessory structures at 2861 2nd Ave SE and 1108 Palm Dr
- Hearing on animal cruelty and failure to provide sanitary conditions at 4803 Christian Ter W
- Hearing on failure to obtain breeder permit and medical attention citations at 4740 10th Ave SE
- Hearing on prohibited outdoor storage and litter at 11750 Riggs Rd and 258 Lake Gloria Rd
- Hearing on land clearing exceeding 10% threshold at 11566 Little Marco IS
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will consider PL 20250010243, an ordinance amending the Land Development Code to revise timeframes for processing development permits and orders. The commission will also review PL20250000235, which defines floating solar facilities and adds them as permitted or conditional uses in multiple zoning districts. Additional agenda items include approval of the November 6, 2025 meeting minutes and routine reports.
- PL 20250010243 – Development Order Process and Timeframes amendment to the Land Development Code
- PL20250000235 – Floating Solar Facilities ordinance adding new use provisions
- Approval of November 6, 2025 Planning Commission meeting minutes (2025-4832)
- Consent agenda items
- Chairman's report and BCC report
Advisory Boards
This document is a collection of minutes and records for various county advisory boards. The most detailed section includes the agenda for the November 18, 2025, Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting.
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee discussion on 2025 SHIP Incentive Strategies Report
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee review of County Surplus Land
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee updates on Ekos on Creekside, KaiCasa, and The Teale projects
- Domestic Animal Services Advisory Committee meeting held November 19, 2025
- Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting held November 21, 2025
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will consider motions to continue, extend, or rehear fines for several violations. Public hearings will address unpermitted construction and alterations at properties on Trinidad St, Deerwood Cir, 21st St SW, 66th Ave NE, and other locations. The board will also review old‑business motions to reduce or abate fines for previously listed cases.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – Case CESD20200003242 – unpermitted boat house at 194 Trinidad St, Naples
- Hearing – Case CESD20240004843 – exterior door replacement without permits at 211 Deerwood Cir, Naples
- Hearing – Case CESD20240011372 – two chicken coops and one pigeon coop built without permits at 2340 21st St SW, Naples
- Hearing – Case CEPM20250011084 – unlicensed recreational vehicles occupied at 4252 66th Ave NE, Naples
- Old Business motion for reduction/abatement of fines – Case CEPM20220002333 – flooring disrepair in units at 5405 Treetops Dr, Naples
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will consider several advertised public hearing items, including conditional use requests for churches at 5890 Golden Gate Parkway and the northwest corner of Shady Hollow Boulevard East and Immokalee Road, as well as a resolution for a 160‑foot communications tower at the southwest corner of Everglades Boulevard North and 58th Avenue NE. The meeting also includes routine agenda items such as approval of minutes, reports, and public comments.
- PL20230012851 – amendment to allow a 7,000‑sq‑ft church at 5890 Golden Gate Parkway (2.81 acres).
- PL20240013798 – amendment to allow a church up to 12,000 sq ft at the northwest corner of Shady Hollow Blvd E & Immokalee Rd (4.20 acres).
- PL20240008204 – conditional use for a 160‑foot communications tower at the southwest corner of Everglades Blvd N & 58th Ave NE (2.65 acres).
- PL20230010505 – resolution establishing a conditional use for a church at 5890 Golden Gate Parkway (2.81 acres).
- PL20240012938 – resolution establishing a conditional use for a church at the northwest corner of Shady Hollow Blvd E & Immokalee Rd (4.20 acres).
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier County Metropolitan Planning Organization board will vote on an amendment to the FY 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program that adds two new transit projects and railroad & utilities phases to two roadway projects. The board will also review and comment on the draft 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan and consider a recommendation to give additional staff direction for the MPO Executive Director recruitment. Presentations will cover a feasibility study on Collier and Lee MPO consolidation and the FDOT FY 2027‑2031 draft tentative five‑year work program.
- Approve amendment to FY 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program – two new transit projects and railroad & utilities phases (2025-4691)
- Review and comment on Draft 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (2025-4701)
- Recommendation to provide additional staff direction regarding MPO Executive Director recruitment (2025-4697)
- Center for Urban Transportation Research report on Collier and Lee MPO consolidation feasibility study (2025-4693)
- FDOT FY 2027‑2031 Draft Tentative Five‑Year Work Program presentation (2025-4694)
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings on several land development requests. These include a request for a hospice facility, boat lift deviations, and a sign variance for Sprouts Farmers Market.
- Petition PL20250009732: Request to use Group Care Facilities (Hospice) at Tamiami Trail Greenway Road MPUD
- Petition PL20240004122: Request for a second boat lift canopy at 155 Windward Cay
- Petition PL20250001596: Request to increase boat lift canopy length and height at 2620 Riverview Drive
- Petition PL20250003605: Request for a 193.7 square foot wall sign for Sprouts Farmers Market at 5351 Airport Road North
- Petition PL20250008001-ADA: Appeal by Strons, Inc. regarding the Pine Ridge Car Wash Site Development Plan at 2323 Pine Street
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will vote on several contract awards, including a $8.94 million bridge rehabilitation and a $6.79 million road improvement. It will also consider land‑use amendments that could permit up to 423 owner‑occupied units in the Sabal Palm Road Residential Subdistrict. Additional items include designating stewardship areas and approving related agreements.
- Award Invitation to Bid No. 25-8367 for "Stan Gober Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation" to M & J Construction Company of Pinellas County, Inc., $8,937,871.54
- Award Invitation to Bid No. 25-8396 for "Everglades Blvd. North Shoulder Improvements" to General Asphalt Co., LLC, $6,792,335.78
- Award Invitation to Bid No. 25-8351 for "CCSO Marco Sub‑station Building Replacement" to Build, LLC, $5,345,065.00
- Amend Ordinance 89-05 to change the Future Land Use Element for 341 Sabal Palm Road Residential Subdistrict, allowing up to 423 owner‑occupied dwelling units with affordable housing
- Designation of 560.2 acres in the Rural Land Stewardship Area as Stewardship Sending Area "CLH SSA 19" with associated credit, easement, and escrow agreements
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will open the meeting, approve the agenda and minutes, and then address several motions. The board will vote on a motion to continue a fines hearing, extend compliance deadlines for multiple property violations, and grant a re‑hearing on one violation case. After the motions, the magistrate will hear stipulations and conduct public hearings on numerous code violations at various properties throughout Naples and surrounding areas.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (Item 5.A).
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline for five cases, e.g., CASE NO: CESD20240001178 at 3511 Caloosa St, Naples.
- Motion for Re‑Hearing for CASE NO: CESD20200000453 at 2660 8th Ave SE, Naples.
- Public Hearing for CASE NO: CEV20250010605 (Del Sur Holdings LLC) – unlicensed vehicle, Naples.
- Public Hearing for CASE NO: CEPM20250008402 (West Shore Point Naples LLC) – damaged windows, Naples.
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will hold an advertised public hearing on several development proposals, including a transportation facility on Immokalee Road, a communications tower on 4670 43rd Avenue NE, and the rezoning and conditional use for the County Barn Fleet Facility on County Barn Road. The commission will also receive the 2025 Annual Update and Inventory Report on public facilities and capital improvements. Procedural items such as approval of minutes and reports will be addressed before the public hearing items.
- PL20240005691 – Estates Regional Transportation Facility (resolution) at northwest corner of Immokalee Road and 47th Avenue NE
- PL20240000441 – Grizzly Ranch Communication Tower (conditional use) for a 140‑foot monopole on 4670 43rd Avenue NE
- AUIR Presentation – 2025 combined Annual Update and Inventory Report on public facilities and capital improvements
- PL20250001788 – County Barn Fleet Facility Expansion Rezone (ordinance) changing 5.18‑acre property from Estates (E) to Public Use (P) on east side of County Barn Road
- PL20250001789 – County Barn Fleet Facility Expansion Conditional Use (resolution) for expansion of fleet maintenance on the same 5.18‑acre site
Advisory Boards
The Domestic Animal Services Advisory Board meeting will review the FY26 DAS budget, discuss the pending DAS fee schedule, and consider updates to two 2013 ordinances and standard operating procedures. The board will also receive staff updates, a microchip ordinance item, and a foster program update before adjourning.
- FY26 DAS Budget presentation
- Pending DAS Fee Schedule (awaiting BCC approval on 10/14)
- Ordinance 2013-33 and Ordinance 2013-55 review
- Microchips Code of Ordinances Section 14-41 discussion
- Foster and Foster-to-Adopt program update
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss stormwater funding strategies and a $65 million loan for capital improvements. The meeting includes public hearings on two rezoning requests and a proposal to expand the Paradise Coast Sports Complex.
- Proposed $65 million loan for stormwater capital improvements
- Proposed $50 million loan for transportation related improvements
- Rezone request for The Retreat MPUD to increase density from 740 to 834 dwelling units
- Rezone request for 1.86 acres on Tamiami Trail North to RMF-16 for 28 multifamily units
- Purchase of three lots at 1756 and 1742 Danford Street for $860,000 for Bayview Park expansion
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings on numerous violations of the County Land Development Code and Florida Building Code. It will consider motions to continue fines, extend compliance deadlines, and schedule a re‑hearing. Each case involves unpermitted structures, alterations, or utility work at specific properties throughout Naples and Immokalee.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – CASE NO: CESD20240002243, 1633 Ivy Way, Naples
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – CASE NO: CEROW20240008421, 4160 7th Ave SW, Naples
- Motion for Re‑Hearing of pending cases
- Hearing – CASE NO: CESD20240010501, Bayshore Tomorrow LLC, 3270 Byashore Dr, Naples
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider Petition No. PL20250004062, a request to waive Land Development Code buffer requirements for a property at 505 Escambia St, Immokalee. The applicant seeks a zero‑foot vegetation buffer along Glades Street (60’ R.O.W.) and Washington Street (80’ R.O.W.) and permission to place two dumpster enclosures adjacent to a public‑school use parcel. The variance also addresses a pre‑existing nonconforming condition to allow renovation of the Immokalee Sports Complex recreational facility. The hearing will include presentations by the applicant and staff, public comment, and a decision rendered within 30 days.
- Petition for variance from LDC Section 4.06.02.C.1 to allow zero‑foot Type ‘A’ buffer
- Petition for variance from LDC Section 4.06.02.C.4 to allow zero‑foot Type ‘D’ buffer on Glades St and Washington St
- Request to place two dumpster enclosures along the western boundary of the property
- Renovation of the recreational facility at Immokalee Sports Complex
- Public hearing procedure with applicant, staff, and public comment
Contractors Licensing Board
The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will meet to review experience and exam requirements for several applicants. The board will also consider requests to reinstate permit pulling privileges for two companies and review one probation reinstatement.
- Review of experience for Stephanie D Burroughs (Twenty Eight Builders Inc) and Renatto M Meza Arana (Mezur Garage Door and Services LLC)
- Review of exam for Curtis J. Dover (Structural Aluminum & Screening LLC)
- Probation review and reinstatement for Daisy Jarery Quezadas Avalos (M & D Professional Plastering of SWFL LLC)
- Requests to reinstate permit pulling privileges for Nova Homes of South Florida Inc and Sunshine Pools of Naples, LLC
- Public hearing for Benjamin Lopez (TopQuality Contractors LLC)
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate session will consider several dangerous dog cases, including owners Dakota Davison and Dayanis Lucia Ruiz. Motions for continuance, extensions, and re‑hearings will be addressed, along with new business on fine reductions and imposition of liens. The meeting also includes routine agenda approvals and a consent agenda for nuisance and citation liens.
- Case CEAC20250006296 – Dangerous dog "BJ" at 39 Sonderhen Dr, Naples
- Cases CEAC20250006751 series – Dangerous dogs "Zeus" and "Hera" at 3840 28th Ave SE, Naples
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines
- Consent agenda 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 items include a proposal for a residential development and an expansion of an earthmining operation.
- Proposed 1,299 single family and multifamily units with affordable housing at the intersection of Greenway Road and Fritchey Road (PL20220002063, PL20220002061)
- Proposed expansion of Stewart Materials earthmining conditional use by adding 39.92+/- acres (PL20240003054)
- Proposed ordinance to update regulations for the removal of prohibited exotic vegetation (PL20250006145)
- Proposed update to the administrative review and approval process for plat and replat submittals (PL20250007882)
- Proposed corrections to scrivener's errors and cross-references within the Land Development Code and Zoning Atlas (PL20250005385)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will vote on a resolution to raise the borrowing limit for the Collier County Water‑Sewer District from $50 million to $200 million. It will also consider several public‑hearing items, including a fuel‑pump separation waiver for a Costco site and rezoning of beachfront property for the Paraiso Club. Additional items include a $4.45 million contract for Vanderbilt & Pelican Bay beach renourishment and a $5.5 million truck‑haul beach renourishment project. Routine consent agenda items and presentations will be addressed as well.
- Approve loan increase to a $200,000,000 limit for Water‑Sewer District projects (Resolution)
- Award ITB No. 25‑8417 to Dickerson Infrastructure, Inc. for $4,450,000 Vanderbilt & Pelican Bay Beach Renourishment
- Approve $5,500,000 fall truck‑haul beach renourishment project for Vanderbilt Beach (Project 90066)
- Approve waiver of 500‑ft fuel‑pump separation, allowing Costco fuel pumps 132 ft from 7‑Eleven at Collier Blvd & Rattlesnake Hammock Rd
- Approve rezoning of 1.35‑acre beachfront parcel from RSF‑3 to Residential Tourist (RT) for Paraiso Club
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will consider several approvals, including administrative changes for the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan and amendments to public transit grant agreements. The board will review and accept the 2026‑2035 Transit Development Plan update and the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan evaluation. It will also vote to adopt the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan.
- Approve Administrative Change Order 1 for TY Lin International for the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (2025-4253)
- Approve Amendment 7 to Public Transit Grant Agreement G1V40 (2025-4254)
- Approve Amendments 4 and 5 to Public Transit Grant Agreement G2594 (2025-4256)
- Review, comment on, and accept the Transit Development Plan, Major Update, for 2026‑2035 (2025-4262)
- Approve the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (2025-4267)
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider three active petitions regarding land development code variances and a planned unit development change. One item regarding a garage addition at 569 Portsmouth Court has been postponed to a future date.
- Petition VA-PL20240013775: Variance request for guesthouse lot area, width, and setbacks at 1201 Ridge St.
- Petition PDI-PL20250004433: Request to add an access point to the Abercia South development at Collier Boulevard Mixed-Use Commerce Center PUD.
- Petition VA-PL20250002073: Parking variance for a horse boarding stable and egg sales business at 4840 Teak Wood Drive.
- Petition VA-PL20250003358: Garage addition setback variance at 569 Portsmouth Court (postponed).
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will decide on several motions, including continuance of a fines hearing, extension of compliance deadlines, and a re‑hearing. Public hearings will address multiple code violation cases for properties across Naples. New business includes motions to reduce or impose fines and liens for additional violation cases.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – Case CESD20220002913, 237 Polk Pl
- Public hearing – illegal storage violation at 5330 Broward St
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – multiple cases listed in New Business
- Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens – e.g., fire‑damaged dwelling at 4396 Beechwood Lake Dr
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several land‑use proposals, including a recommendation to amend the Growth Management Plan for the 341 Sabal Palm Road Residential Subdistrict to allow 423 owner‑occupied dwelling units with affordable housing. A companion ordinance would change the zoning to a Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) for the same site. Additional items include a PUD amendment for the Miceli project, and multiple resolutions related to the Silver Strand Mine operations.
- PL20230016340 – Amend Future Land Use Element for 341 Sabal Palm Road to permit 423 units
- PL20230016342 – Change zoning to Residential Planned Unit Development for 341 Sabal Palm Road
- PL20240012218 – Rezone Miceli PUD to RPUD for 63 residential units
- PL20220001634 – Conditional use resolution for earth‑mining at Silver Strand Mine (3,937.88 acres)
- PL20250009062 – Ordinance to adopt Reasonable Accommodation procedure for Certified Recovery Residences
Advisory Boards
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the 2025 Housing Demand Model and the SHIP Incentive Strategies Report. The body will also review applications for expiring member terms and discuss specific housing projects.
- Review and selection of 2025 Local Government Area of Opportunity (LGAO) for Ekos on Old 41 and Renaissance Hall Senior Living
- Presentation on 2025 Housing Demand Model
- Review of 2025 SHIP Incentive Strategies Report
- Vote on applications for expiring AHAC member terms
- Update on July 2025 Apartment Survey
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on a series of nuisance abatement cases involving unpermitted structures, accessory buildings, and other code violations. The board will also consider motions to continue, extend, reduce, or impose fines and liens for specific violations. Each case will be presented with the property address and the cited sections of the County Land Development Code.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – Case CESD20230008967, 11175 Tomato Rd, Naples (horse stalls, chicken coops, accessory structures without permits).
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – Case CESD20240010783, 3655 Boca Ciega Drive, Unit 109, Naples (unpermitted windows on lanai).
- Hearing – Case CEPF20240010344, 5329 Chesterfield Dr, Ave Maria (two expired pool permits).
- Hearing – Case CESD20250000884, 3690 7th Ave NW, Naples (shed constructed without proper permits).
- Motion for Imposition of Fines – Case CESD20230000261, 2840 29th Ave NE, Naples (unpermitted rear structures).
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will consider two ordinance proposals. One would raise the floor area ratio for group housing in Planned Unit Developments and Commercial districts from 0.45 to 0.60. The other would rename and revise the Immokalee Urban Overlay District, adding subdistricts and design standards. Both items are listed under Advertised Public Hearing and will not be heard before 5:05 PM; the meeting will also cover routine reports and public comments.
- PL20250005043 – increase group housing floor area ratio to 0.60 (Planned Unit Developments & Commercial zones)
- PL20240004278 – rename Immokalee Urban Overlay District to Immokalee Urban Area Overlay District and add multiple subdistrict design standards
- Consent agenda items
- Chairman's report
- Public comments
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners will vote on a Memorandum of Agreement with the Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs to move $10 million into a state escrow account and transfer about 23.59 acres of county land for a veterans’ nursing home and outpatient services. They will also consider a $500,000 infrastructure spend for a deceleration lane on Golden Gate Parkway, rezoning of a 3.7‑acre site at Santa Barbara Boulevard and Polly Avenue for a Premier Vehicle Storage project, and several large budget amendments for transportation and water projects.
- Approve $10 million transfer to FDVA and convey 23.59 acres to the State for the Veterans’ Nursing Home (Item 10.A).
- Approve $500,000 from Infrastructure Sales Surtax Funds for a deceleration and turn lane at Golden Gate Parkway entrance (Item 10.B).
- Rezoning and Growth Management Plan amendment to allow 60,000 sf indoor vehicle storage at Santa Barbara Blvd & Polly Ave (Items 9.A and 9.B).
- Authorize $30,569,589.41 budget amendment for Transportation Management Services projects, including Vanderbilt Beach Road Ext and New Golden Gate Estates Bridges (Item 11.B).
- Approve Category A grant up to $10 million for Naples Stormwater Outfall Pipe Removal and Water Quality Project (Item 11.C).
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will hold a public hearing on a dangerous dog appeal (Case No. CEAC20250006296) involving the animal named "BJ" at 750 Palm Point Dr, Goodland, FL. The board will consider motions for continuance of fines hearings, extensions of compliance deadlines, re‑hearings, and reduction or imposition of fines and liens. Consent agenda items will request the magistrate to impose nuisance abatement liens and to forward cases to the County Attorney's Office. Standard items such as call to order, agenda approval, minutes approval, reports, and scheduling the next meeting are also on the agenda.
- Public hearing on dangerous dog appeal (Case CEAC20250006296) at 750 Palm Point Dr
- Motion for continuance of imposition of fines hearing
- Motion for reduction/abatement of fines
- Request for magistrate to impose nuisance abatement liens on cases
- Request to forward cases to County Attorney's Office
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will hold an advertised public hearing on several development items. Items include a waiver for Costco Wholesale to reduce the required 500‑foot fuel‑pump separation to 132 feet at the intersection of Collier Boulevard and Rattlesnake Hammock Road, and an ordinance to correct procedural inconsistencies in the Land Development Code. The commission will also consider rezoning a 1.86‑acre parcel on Tamiami Trail North to Residential Multi‑Family‑16, and two Residential Planned Unit Development amendments—one for 8928 Collier Boulevard (92 units with an affordable‑housing bonus) and one for Santa Barbara Landings (increase to 332 units and changes to Tract B).
- PL20240011790 – Costco Wholesale fuel‑pump separation waiver (132 ft) at Collier Blvd & Rattlesnake Hammock Rd
- PL2025000180 – Ordinance amending the Land Development Code to fix procedural inconsistencies
- PL20240013324 – Rezoning 1.86‑acre Tamiami Trail North parcel from C‑3 to RMF‑16 for 28 units
- PL20230018397 – RPUD amendment for 8928 Collier Boulevard, 92 units with 30% affordable housing
- PL20240013221 – Santa Barbara Landings RPUD amendment, increasing total units to 332 and modifying Tract B
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a second budget hearing. The body will discuss and act on the Fiscal Year 2026 amending tentative budgets, millage rates, and the final budget.
- Public hearing for BCC Fiscal Year 2026 Amending Tentative Budgets and Adopting Millage Rates and Final Budget (2025-3534)
Contractors Licensing Board
The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will meet to review probation credits and entity reviews. The meeting includes public hearings regarding specific contractor cases.
- Review of second entity for Jean Lefrancois (Infinity Glass & Hardware, LLC)
- Probation review for Daisy Jarery Quezadas Avalos (M & D Professional Plastering of SWFL LLC)
- Probation review for Anthony J. Dimech (R & A Plumbing Contractors Inc)
- Public hearing for Peter Kallie (Kaltin Construction Inc)
- Public hearing for Rene A Aviles (Full Construction Services Inc) and Benjamin Lopez (TopQuality Contractors LLC)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council will consider several funding recommendations, including a $5.5 million beach renourishment project at Vanderbilt Beach. It will also review a $675,000 reimbursement request from the City of Naples for beach and parking lot maintenance, a $18.57 million grant allocation to Collier County and Naples, and a 10‑year capital plan for tourism tax funds. Routine items on the consent agenda will be approved by a single motion.
- Approve $5,500,000 Vanderbilt Beach renourishment (Project 90066)
- Approve up to $675,000 reimbursement to City of Naples for FY 24/25 beach and parking lot maintenance
- Approve $18,569,300 Tourist Development Council grant requests for FY 2025‑2026
- Approve FY 2025‑2026 10‑year capital planning document for tourism tax funds
- Award RFP #24‑8318 for tourism public relations services to Lou Hammond Group Florida, Inc.
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will consider several grant amendments and adopt a roll‑forward amendment to the FY 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program. It will also approve a work order for congestion management, transfer unspent Transportation Disadvantaged grant funds, and review draft plans for bicycles, pedestrians, and safety. The meeting includes routine agenda approval, public comments, agency updates, and committee reports.
- Approve Amendment Incorporating the Roll Forward Report into the FY 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program and Authorizing Resolution (Item 8.A)
- Approve a Work Order for Alfred Benesch & Company to complete the Congestion Management Process (Item 9.A)
- Approve Amendment 3 to the FY 2024/25‑2025/26 Unified Planning Work Program (Item 9.B)
- Approve the Transfer of the MPO’s previous years’ unspent Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant revenue to support TD operations (Item 9.C)
- Accept the 2050 LRTP Roadway Needs List, Revised Evaluation Criteria and Financial Resources (Item 9.D)
Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee
The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee will review and validate spending for major infrastructure projects. The body will also consider a new expenditure for a veterans' nursing home access project and recommend a new committee member.
- Validation of $46.95 million in expenditures for five major infrastructure projects
- Proposed $500,000 expenditure for a deceleration and turn lane at the Golden Gate Parkway entrance to the State Veterans’ Nursing Home
- Recommendation for an Alternate At-Large committee member seat
- Appointment of a new Vice-Chair
- Financial report as of August 31, 2025
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider three petitions for variances from the Land Development Code. Calida Ventures seeks three setbacks and a reduced landscape buffer at 2934 Tamiami Trail East. Additional petitions include a boat dock extension at 1609 Gordon River Lane and setback reductions for a residence at 239 Bayfront Drive. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days.
- Petition DR-PL20240009817 – Calida Ventures: request for front setbacks of 53 ft (US 41) and 70.1 ft (Bayshore Drive) and buffer reduction from 20 ft to 18.9 ft at 2934 Tamiami Trail East
- Petition BD-PL20240009955 – 1609 Gordon River: request to extend boat dock protrusion to 33 ft into a 122‑ft wide waterway
- Petition VA-PL20240001811 – 239 Bayfront Drive: request to reduce front yard setback to 12 ft and rear yard setback to 27.07 ft
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider a rezoning request for a vehicle storage facility, a proposed ordinance for home-based business code enforcement, and the release of several code enforcement liens. The meeting also includes proclamations for dining and estuary awareness.
- Rezone 3.7 acres at Santa Barbara Blvd and Polly Ave for Premier Vehicle Storage
- Codify Florida Statute 559.955 for home-based business code enforcement
- Release code enforcement liens totaling $3,263,200 for reduced payments
- Approve $1,122,319.73 for Water Reclamation Laboratory site planning
- Approve $483,300 for Pump Station 309 rehabilitation
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various county ordinance violations. The body is reviewing cases involving unpermitted construction, excessive false alarms, and land use violations. Some items include motions for the imposition or reduction of fines and liens.
- Excessive false alarms at 2500 Airport Rd. S #114
- Unpermitted chicken coops and animal structures at 11750 Riggs Rd
- Unpermitted land clearing at 3350 Smith Rd and 3861 11th Ave SW
- Failure to provide sanitary conditions for 18 cats/kittens at 41 Henderson Dr
- Imposition of fines and liens for unlicensed vehicles and boats at 2045 Danford St
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will review several land‑use proposals. Items include an amendment to notification procedures for Rural Agricultural zoned land, the designation of a 1,217.84‑acre Horse Trails Village Stewardship Receiving Area with up to 3,205 residential units, a rezoning of The Retreat from a PUD to a Mixed‑Use PUD increasing density to 834 units, a change of the Radio Road Commercial Infill Subdistrict to an Urban‑Mixed‑Use District permitting 115 multifamily rentals, and a similar mixed‑use amendment for the Everglades Equipment Group property.
- PL20250005475 – amend Rural Agricultural zoning notice area in the Land Development Code
- PL20230009958 – designate 1,217.84 acre Horse Trails Village Stewardship Receiving Area for up to 3,205 dwellings and allocate 9,519.08 stewardship credits
- PL20230015039 – rezone The Retreat from PUD to MPUD, raising maximum density to 834 units on 208.55+ acres
- PL20240007893 – change Radio Road Commercial Infill Subdistrict to Urban‑Mixed‑Use, allowing 115 multifamily rental units with affordable housing
- PL20240007892 – amend Everglades Equipment Group CPUD to MPUD, also permitting 115 multifamily rental units with affordable housing
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will hold a budget hearing. Commissioners will review the Special Assessment Roll for Pelican Bay MSTBU and consider the Fiscal Year 2026 tentative millage rates and budget. Public comments are accepted if speakers register in advance.
- Special Assessment Roll for Pelican Bay MSTBU (Agenda item 2.A)
- Fiscal Year 2026 Tentative Millage Rates and Tentative Budget (Agenda item 2.B)
Advisory Boards
This document is a collection of records for various advisory boards. The Coastal Advisory Committee is scheduled to discuss a City of Naples outfall grant agreement, reimbursement requests, and the 2025 Clam Pass Project.
- Coastal Advisory Committee: City of Naples Outfall Grant Agreement presentation
- Coastal Advisory Committee: 2025 Clam Pass Project maintenance engineer plans
- Coastal Advisory Committee: Emergency fill for Vanderbilt Beach
- Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on August 28, 2025
- Tourist Development Council meeting on August 19, 2025
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hear a series of public hearings on cases involving structures built without required permits, including storage buildings, garage conversions, pool cabanas, and extensive home alterations. The board may consider motions for continuances, extensions of compliance deadlines, and re‑hearings. Decisions could result in fines, liens, or orders to correct the violations.
- Case CESD20230001084 – Large storage building at 5245 Hickory Wood Dr, Naples
- Case CESD20250000451 – Unpermitted garage conversion at 4561 26th Ave SW, Naples
- Case CESD20240005086 – Unpermitted addition at 440 11th St SW, Naples
- Case CESD20240011507 – Multiple unpermitted alterations at 1610 7th Ave, Immokalee
- Case CESD20240006446 – Three chicken coops without permits at 140 21st St SW, Naples
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider a petition to allow a boat dock to protrude further into the waterway than permitted by the Land Development Code. The decision will determine if the requested extension is granted for the property at 10 Pelican Street East.
- Petition No. BD-PL20240013776: Request for a 12-foot boat dock extension at 10 Pelican St. E to allow a total protrusion of 32 feet
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider an ordinance amending the Collier County Land Development Code to implement affordable housing initiatives in the Growth Management Plan. Additional items include a repeal of the Procurement Ordinance, an animal control ordinance amendment, and several code enforcement lien releases. The meeting also features presentations on hurricane debris removal and a 800MHz radio system for public schools.
- Adopt Ordinance amending Land Development Code for affordable housing (PL20210001291)
- Adopt Ordinance amending Animal Control Ordinance definition of Hobby Breeder
- Repeal and replace Procurement Ordinance No. 2013-69
- Approve release of code enforcement liens totaling $1,111,150 with reduced payments
- Authorize release of performance bonds totaling $1,391,638 for various projects
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider four development proposals. Item 9.A seeks to rezone a 8.27‑acre site on Davis Boulevard from General Commercial to a Mixed‑Use Planned Unit Development for 66 multifamily units and a 120‑boat slip marina. Item 9.B proposes expanding the Magnolia Pond PUD to 550 units with affordable housing and higher building heights on a 47.05‑acre site near I‑75. Items 9.C and 9.D address the Paraiso Club project on a 1.35‑acre beachfront parcel, requesting a rezoning to Residential Tourist and a conditional use permit for a private club.
- PL20240010963 – Davis Brookside MPUD rezoning, 66 units + 120‑boat slip marina (8.27 acres)
- PL20240010833 – Magnolia Pond PUD increase to 550 units, affordable housing, height changes (47.05 acres)
- PL20240007340 – Paraiso Club rezoning from RSF‑3 to Residential Tourist (1.35 acres)
- PL20240009700 – Paraiso Club conditional use permit for private club (1.35 acres)
Contractors Licensing Board
The Contractors Licensing Board will discuss hurricane preparedness emergency competency certificates and review probation for contractors. The board will also hold public hearings to consider orders for three specific contractors.
- Discussion: Hurricane Preparedness - Emergency Certificates of Competency
- Public Hearing: Norman Dopfer, Roman Roofing Inc.
- Public Hearing: Peter Kallie, Kaltin Construction Inc.
- Public Hearing: Patrick Antoine, Evolve Construction LLC
- Old Business: Review of Juan Carlos Lopez Lopez, Huistas Infinite Masonary LLC
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing several funding requests and marketing plans to promote tourism. Key items include a large infrastructure grant for the City of Naples and a recommendation for a new tax levy subject to voter approval.
- Recommendation for a 6th percent Tourist Development Tax ordinance for the November 3, 2026 election
- Proposed $10,000,000 reimbursable grant for City of Naples Stormwater Outfall Pipe Removal and Water Quality Project
- Proposed $2,325,000 sponsorship agreement with 3 STEP SPORTS LLC for youth and amateur sporting events (2025-2030)
- Review of proposals up to $5,000,000 for FY 2025-2026 Supplemental Tourism Marketing
- Proposed $758,000 in grants for FY 2025-2026 Marketing and Non-County Owned/Operated Museums
Special Magistrate
The Collier County Special Magistrate will hold a public hearing on two dangerous‑dog appeals. One case involves the animal “BJ” at 39 Sonderhen Dr, Naples, cited under Chapter 14, Article II, Section 14‑38. The other case involves multiple animal‑care violations at 1707 Roberts Avenue, Immokalee, cited under several sections of Chapter 14, Article II. The magistrate will consider motions for continuance, extensions, re‑hearings, and fines related to these cases.
- Dangerous dog appeal (Case CEAC20250006296) – animal “BJ” at 39 Sonderhen Dr, Naples – violation Section 14‑38
- Dangerous dog appeal (Case CEAC20250001587) – multiple violations at 1707 Roberts Ave, Immokalee – sections 14‑36(1)(A), 14‑36(1)(C), 14‑36(1)(G), 14‑36(10)(F), 14‑36(10)(D), 14‑37(1)(D), 14‑37(1)(E)
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline
- Motion for Re‑Hearing
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider two petitions: a conditional use to add a childcare center to an existing church at 14600 Tamiami Trail East, and a variance to reduce the residential yard requirement for a pool deck expansion at 6745 Harwich Court. Both items will be heard with public comment, and the examiner will issue a decision within 30 days.
- Petition CU-PL20240001993: Conditional use for a daycare at 14600 Tamiami Trail East (Church property).
- Petition VA-PL20240005662: Variance to lower yard setback from 5 ft to 2 ft for pool deck at 6745 Harwich Court.
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider two advertised public hearings: an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code for affordable housing and an amendment to the Animal Control Ordinance defining hobby breeders. The meeting also includes a large consent agenda covering numerous utility, water, and sewer acceptances, contract awards, and budget amendments, including a $7,174,286 transit grant and a $2,293,535.23 safety improvement contract for Corkscrew Road. Additional items involve equipment purchases and lease agreements for county‑owned property.
- Recommendation to adopt an ordinance amending the Collier County Land Development Code for affordable housing initiatives (2025-1187)
- Recommendation to adopt an ordinance amending the Animal Control Ordinance definition of Hobby Breeder (2025-2275)
- Award of Invitation to Bid No. 24-8275 for Corkscrew Road (CR850) safety improvements to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for $2,293,535.23 (2025-1937)
- Approval of a $7,174,286 transit grant award and related budget amendments for FY25 transit system capital and operating costs (2025-2351)
- Authorization of a not‑to‑exceed $300,000 annual purchase of Hoover irrigation pump systems, plus a $98,524.63 invoice (2025-2502)
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review motions related to continuances, extensions, and re‑hearings of land development code violations. It will hold public hearings on numerous code violation cases involving unpermitted structures, water device tampering, and property maintenance issues. The consent agenda includes requests to impose nuisance abatement and DAS citation liens and to forward cases to the County Attorney.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline for 6158 Sea Grass Lane LLC (Case CESD20250000741)
- Public Hearings on code violations at 7801 Airport Rd N, Gulf Shore Access Parking Lot, 41 Aquamarine Ave., and other sites
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines
- Request to impose Nuisance Abatement Liens on cases referenced in the executive summary
Advisory Boards
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on July 15, 2025 will approve the agenda and minutes, hear informational presentations including Ekos on Santa Barbara II and the final LDC amendments, receive public comment, discuss the 2025 update to the SHIP Housing Incentives Strategies Report and expiring member terms, and receive updates on the Live Local Act before adjourning.
- Adoption of Final LDC Amendments from the 2017 Community Housing Plan
- SHIP Housing Incentives Strategies Report 2025 Update
- AHAC member terms expiring in 2025
- Live Local Act update
Code Enforcement Board
The Code Enforcement Board will hear motions to continue fine hearings, extend compliance deadlines, and request re‑hearings for several property cases. It will also address old business items, including motions to reduce or impose fines and liens on owners with unpermitted work. New business and a consent agenda item to forward cases to the County Attorney are also on the agenda.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – Victor Manuel R Zacarias case at 1526 Sugarberry St
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – Victor Manuel R Zacarias case at 1526 Sugarberry St
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – HGG MANAGEMENT LLC at 2493 Linwood Ave
- Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens – TREETOPS OF NAPLES at 5405 Treetops Dr
- Consent agenda request to forward cases to the County Attorney’s Office
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider a consent agenda that includes several contract approvals, a foreclosure action, and budget adjustments. Items range from a $95,973.50 code‑enforcement lien foreclosure to a $517,374 water‑sewer contract and a $34,975.08 traffic‑signal budget amendment. The Board will also record disbursements totaling $83,173,622.35 for the period June 26‑July 9 2025.
- Authorize foreclosure proceedings for $95,973.50 code‑enforcement liens at 854 109th Ave. N., Naples
- Approve license agreement with Hardesty & Hanover Construction Services for a field office at 1080 16th St. NE, Naples (2025‑2033)
- Approve $34,975.08 budget amendment for traffic accident reimbursements to Traffic Operations Traffic Signal Project 60172
- Award $517,374 contract (plus $50,000 owner’s allowance) to Quality Enterprises USA for SCRWTP Reactor Tank 4 Influent Piping project
- Record disbursements of $83,173,622.35 for June 26‑July 9 2025 per Florida Statute 136.06
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will hold an advertised public hearing on several development items. Items include a waiver for Costco Wholesale to locate fuel pumps closer than the required 500 feet, an amendment to the Costco Mixed‑Use PUD, and revisions to the Forest Glen of Naples and Brightshore Village plans. The commission will also consider rezoning of 3001 Bailey Lane and a new Premier Vehicle Storage commercial subdistrict. Additional agenda items cover routine reports, consent agenda, and public comments.
- PL20240011790 – Costco Wholesale fuel‑pump waiver at Collier Blvd & Rattlesnake Hammock Rd
- PL20240011559 – Costco Mixed‑Use PUD amendment (architectural, signage, transportation changes)
- PL20240010278 – Forest Glen of Naples PUD amendment adding 36,720 sq ft of recreation clubs
- PL20240007926 – Brightshore Village Stewardship Receiving Area amendment adjusting acreage and credits
- PL20240003946 – Rezoning of 3001 Bailey Lane from Estates (E) to Residential Single‑Family‑3 (RSF‑3)
Contractors Licensing Board
The Contractors Licensing Board will conduct roll call, approve the agenda and June 18 minutes, and hear public comments. It will discuss the reappointment of Todd Allen and Stephen Jaron. New business includes reviews of experience for four contractor applicants and a probation credit review for Huistas Infinite Masonary LLC. Public hearings will be held for Kaltin Construction Inc. and Luxury Pools and Hardscapes 3, LLC, and the next meeting date will be set.
- Reappointment of Todd Allen and Stephen Jaron (2025-2378)
- Review of experience for Matthew Austin/Odincon, LLC (2025-2379)
- Review of experience for Luis Gerardo Gomez/Terra Home Builders Inc (2025-2380)
- Probation review – credit for Juan Carlos Lopez Lopez/Huistas Infinite Masonary LLC (2025-2383)
- Public hearing for Jacob Emanuel Zervakis/Luxury Pools and Hardscapes 3, LLC (2025-2419)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations to allocate tourist development tax funds for beach maintenance and storm recovery. The body will also consider the proposed FY 26 TDT funded budgets.
- Proposed $434,758.50 for 2025 Clam Pass maintenance dredging and sand reclamation
- Proposed $647,873 reimbursement to City of Marco Island for Tigertail / Sand Dollar Island beach sand berm restoration
- Proposed increase in Vanderbilt Beach urgent beach fill funding from $200,000 to $214,712.50
- Approval of FY 26 Proposed Tourist Development Tax (TDT) funded budgets
- Paradise Advertising Presentation
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will also consider motions for the extension of compliance deadlines and the imposition of fines and liens.
- Public hearings for violations including tampering with water devices at 7801 Airport Rd N
- Hearing on livestock limits at 3510 31st Ave SW
- Review of multiple property maintenance violations by Pacifica Naples LLC at various Heritage Cir and Washington Ln addresses
- Motions for extension of compliance for unpermitted structures at 3616 Poplar Way
- Imposition of fines and liens for vegetation removal at 2185 Markley Ave
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings to determine if specific land use and signage requests comply with county codes. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days following the presentations.
- Petition CUD–Pl20250002237: Request for 'General Office' use at 1004 and 1016 Collier Center Way
- Petition SV-PL20230001017: Request for a variance to allow two wall, mansard, canopy or awning signs at 15285 Collier Boulevard
- Petition PDI-PL20240008957: Request to remove the PUD Street Tree Requirement for the Indigo Lake PUD on the west side of Collier Blvd
Board of County Commissioners
The Commissioners will consider a recommendation to have the County Attorney advertise an ordinance that would levy a 6 percent Tourist Development Tax, pending voter approval in the November 2026 general election. They will also adopt proposed millage rates as the maximum property tax rates for FY 2025/26 and approve tourism impact studies for the Paradise Coast Sports Complex expansion and the Sun‑N‑Fun Lagoon. Additionally, the Board will vote on land acquisition at Bay and Danford Street to address future boat parking needs and adopt a spend‑down plan using Infrastructure Sales Surtax revenue.
- Recommendation to direct the County Attorney to advertise an ordinance levying a 6% Tourist Development Tax subject to voter approval (Item 10.A).
- Adoption of the Proposed Millage Rates as the maximum property tax rates for FY 2025/26 (Item 11.A).
- Acceptance of the Tourism Impact Study for the Paradise Coast Sports Complex expansion (Item 11.B).
- Recommendation to proceed with land acquisition on Bay and Danford Street for future boat parking (Item 11.D).
- Adoption of a spend‑down plan using available Infrastructure Sales Surtax revenue (Item 11.F).
Advisory Boards
The Coastal Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss grant applications and resolutions for Collier Beaches, South Marco, and Wiggins Inlet. The body will also review applications for a vacant seat on the committee.
- FY26-27 LGFR Applications and Resolution for Collier Beaches, South Marco, and Wiggins Inlet
- Review of applications for a vacant Coastal Advisory Committee seat
- Discussion of the Extended Revenue Report
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings on a series of cases involving alleged violations of the County Land Development Code and Florida Building Code. The agenda includes motions to continue fines, extend compliance deadlines, and consider re‑hearings, as well as discussion of old business on fines and new business items. The board will also consider a request to forward cases to the County Attorney’s Office.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (5.A.1)
- Case CESD20240008371: Urbino Hernandez Suarez – $65 fee owed, expired permits at 333 5th Street SW, Naples
- Case CESD20220005510: Priscilla Cisneros and Sergio Garcia – unpermitted mobile home addition at 571 Platt Rd, Naples
- Case CEAU20240008436: Juan Felipe Arcila – unpermitted electrified fence at 1485 Rock Rd, Naples
- Case CESD20240007889: 12275 Collier Blvd Land Trust – unpermitted renovation work at Units 6‑9, 12275 Collier Blvd, Naples
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a residential overlay for the Greenway-Fritchey area and a large engineering contract for water reclamation. The meeting also includes several consent items regarding land plats, utility facility acceptances, and transportation repairs.
- Proposed Greenway-Fritchey Residential Overlay for up to 1,299 affordable housing units on 227.09 acres
- Proposed $11,682,939.17 contract amendment with Carollo Engineers, Inc. for Northeast Water Reclamation Facility and Water Treatment Plant
- Proposed $4,765,400 and $2,935,000 contracts with Powerserve Technologies, Inc. for SCRWTP Electrical Reliability projects
- Performance security approval of $4,920,187.06 for Terreno at Valencia Golf and Country Club – Phase 4
- Proposed $150,510 change order for Randall Boulevard at GG Main Canal Bridge Project
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is conducting budget review sessions for the 2026 fiscal year. The meeting includes a general overview and reviews of budgets for constitutional officers, courts, and various county departments.
- FY 2026 budget reviews for the Sheriff, Supervisor of Elections, and Clerk of Courts
- Budget reviews for State Attorney and Public Defender offices
- Budget reviews for Transportation, Public Utilities, and Growth Management Community Development
- Budget reviews for the County Attorney and Facilities CRA
- Budget reviews for Management Offices including Pelican Bay and Public Safety
Contractors Licensing Board
The Contractors Licensing Board will meet on June 18, 2025 at 9:00 AM in the Board of County Commissioners chambers. The agenda includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and public comments. The board will discuss proposed changes to specialty contractor licenses and review experience submissions from WG Construction Enterprise Inc. and Walls Home Solutions LLC. Two public hearing items involving Premier Landscape and Pool Design, LLC will also be considered.
- Discussion of Changes to Specialty Contractor Licenses (Agenda item 6.A)
- Orders of the Board (Agenda item 8.A)
- Review of Experience – Wayne Gonzalez, WG Construction Enterprise Inc. (Agenda item 8.B)
- Review of Experience – Diego Benjamin Paredes, Walls Home Solutions LLC (Agenda item 8.C)
- Public Hearings – Premier Landscape and Pool Design, LLC (Agenda items 10.A and 10.B)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council will consider routine agenda items and reports, and will vote on a recommendation to submit the Local Government Funding Request for beach projects to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for fiscal year 2026/2027, along with a resolution to keep the county eligible for state cost‑share funding. The council will also accept two tourism impact studies—one for the Sun‑N‑Fun Lagoon and another for the Paradise Coast Sports Complex expansion. Additional items include the Tourism Director report, agency partner reports, and staff reports.
- Approve recommendation to submit LGFR Beach Project Applications to FDEP for FY 2026/2027 and supporting resolution (2025-2079)
- Accept Tourism Impact Study for Sun‑N‑Fun Lagoon (2025-2046)
- Accept Tourism Impact Study for Paradise Coast Sports Complex expansion (2025-2102)
- Tourism Director Report and TDT Tax Report presentation (2025-1952)
- Routine consent agenda items (no detail provided)
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier County Metropolitan Planning Organization will vote to adopt the Fiscal Year 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program and its authorizing resolution. The board will also consider several other actions, including a new appointment to the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee and approvals of grant and program amendments. Additional items include updates to the transit priority list and the annual list of project priorities for SU Box funds.
- Adopt Fiscal Year 2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program and Authorizing Resolution (8.A)
- Approve a new member appointment to the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (9.A)
- Approve the Fiscal Year 2025/26 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant and Authorizing Resolution (9.B)
- Approve Amendment 2 to the FY 2024/25‑2025/26 Unified Planning Work Program (9.C)
- Approve Updated Transit Priority List for 2025 (9.D)
Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee
The Collier County Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee will review and vote on a recommendation to reallocate $3,369,589.41 from bridge‑replacement project (Project No. 66066) to the New Bridges Golden Gate Estates Mobility project (Project No. 60212). The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of the agenda and minutes, a financial report as of April 30, 2025, and discussion of the future spending plan.
- Recommendation to reallocate $3,369,589.41 from Bridge Replacement (Project No. 66066) to New Bridges Golden Gate Estates Mobility (Project No. 60212)
- Approval of agenda
- Approval of meeting minutes from January 9, 2025 (2025-783)
- Financial report as of April 30, 2025 (2025-785)
- Discussion of Future Spending Plan (2025-1993)
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings to decide on four land development petitions. These include requests for fence height increases, a new church facility, a boat dock extension, and a side yard variance.
- Petition PL20240014059 VA: Request to increase fence height from 6 to 8 feet at 547 106th Ave North
- Petition CU-PL20230006785: Request for a 25,000 square foot, 400 seat church at Santa Barbara Boulevard and Crews Road
- Petition PL20240011350 BD: Request for a 72-foot boat dock extension at 388 Calusa Drive
- Petition PL20240011254 VA: After-the-fact variance to reduce side yard from 7.5 feet to 4.2 feet at 3620 White Boulevard
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will conduct the first of two advertised public hearings to adopt an amendment to the Collier County Land Development Code implementing affordable‑housing initiatives in the Growth Management Plan (Item 9.A). The Board will also consider a Fourth Amendment to the Vacant Land Contract with David Lawrence Mental Health Center and an amendment to the Naming Rights Agreement (Item 11.A). Additional actions include approving multiple consent‑agenda items such as a $4,437,831.20 performance security for Del Webb Naples parcels, a $985,275 FDOT grant to widen Immokalee Road, and a $740,173 Transportation Disadvantaged grant with an $82,241 local match (Items 16.A.1, 16.B.5, 16.B.9).
- First public hearing to adopt amendment to Collier County Land Development Code for affordable housing (PL20210001291) – Item 9.A
- Recommendation to amend Vacant Land Contract with David Lawrence Mental Health Center and clarify Naming Rights Agreement – Item 11.A
- Approval of $4,437,831.20 performance security for Del Webb Naples Parcels 500‑505 – Item 16.A.1
- Approval of $985,275 FDOT grant to construct paved shoulders and widen Immokalee Road – Item 16.B.5
- Approval of $740,173 Transportation Disadvantaged Trip & Equipment Grant with $82,241 local match – Item 16.B.9
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will hear motions to extend compliance deadlines and impose fines for unpermitted construction and animal control violations across Naples.
- Motion to extend compliance deadline for Brittany Bay Apts (14855 Mystic Lake Circle)
- Motion to extend compliance deadline for Luc Goemaere and Liping Wu (306 Sabal Palm Rd)
- Motion to extend compliance deadline for Lloyd L Bowein (3403 Bayshore Dr)
- Motion to extend compliance deadline for William J Snider (2084 Pine Isle Ln)
- Public hearings for 25 animal control citations including running at large and threatening behavior
General
The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a workshop to discuss a mental health strategic plan and a central receiving facility. The meeting also includes a review of the 2024 Annual Update and Inventory Report and the Capital Improvement Element.
- Mental Health Strategic Plan (2025-1968)
- Central Receiving Facility (2025-1991)
- 2024 Annual Update and Inventory Report (AUIR)/Capital Improvement Element (CIE) (2025-1486)
Advisory Boards
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on May 20, 2025 will approve its agenda and minutes, hear informational presentations on The Teale Preleasing, an entitlement grant application cycle, and the 2025 LGAO timeline, and then discuss releasing new 2025 income limits and reviewing the 2024 SHIP incentive report. The meeting will also cover upcoming public hearing logistics and other general communications.
- Informational presentation: The Teale Preleasing (The Styx Co. – Ryan Hyler)
- Informational presentation: Entitlement Grant Application Cycle (K. Sonntag)
- Informational presentation: 2025 LGAO Timeline (S. Harrington)
- Discussion item: Release of new 2025 Income Limits (C. Giblin)
- Discussion item: Review of 2024 SHIP Incentive Report (S. Harrington)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will discuss whether to amend Tourist Development Tax Ordinance No. 2017-53 to impose an additional one‑percent tax, increasing the total rate to six percent and direct the County Attorney and staff to begin the amendment and referendum process. The County Manager will present several contract and land‑use items, including a fourth amendment to a vacant‑land lease with David Lawrence Mental Health Center and an amendment to a naming‑rights agreement. A purchase of a 0.53‑acre parcel for $1.25 million for an EMS/Fire Station expansion will also be considered. Additional routine items are listed on the consent agenda.
- Amendment to Tourist Development Tax Ordinance to add 1% tax (total 6%) (2025-1918)
- Fourth Amendment to Vacant Land Contract with David Lawrence Mental Health Center (2025-721)
- Amendment to Naming Rights Agreement (2025-721)
- Purchase of 0.53‑acre property for $1.25 million for EMS/Fire Station Expansion (2025-1828)
- Release of $32,033.50 performance security for Altis Santa Barbara project (2025-1358)
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on motions to continue, extend, or re‑hear enforcement cases involving unpermitted construction and land‑use violations. It will also address old business items that propose reduction, abatement, or imposition of fines for similar violations. Each case will be reviewed according to the Collier County Land Development Code and applicable Florida Building Codes.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – CASE NO: CESD20180012140, expired building permit at 233 New Market Rd E, Immokalee
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – CASE NO: CESD20220008942, steel building and concrete pad at 335 Hancos Way, Naples
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – CASE NO: CESD20240002851, unpermitted garage conversion and septic tank at 1460 Wilson Blvd N, Naples
- Motion for Re‑Hearing – CASE NO: CELU20220009913, multiple RVs used as living space at 820 Deer Run Ln, Naples
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – CASE NO: CESD20220010426, modified trailer on agriculturally zoned property at 820 Deer Run Ln, Naples
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will review six petitions submitted for variances, conditional uses, and dock extensions. Topics include a setback variance at 424 Egret Ave, a conditional use for a biochar collection site at 2951 State Road 29, boat lift canopy approvals at 115 Newport Drive, and dock extensions at 249 2nd Street and 19 Capri Boulevard. Decisions will be rendered within 30 days and are final unless appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.
- Petition PL20240000608 VA – 424 Egret Ave: variance to reduce west side setback from 7.5 ft to 3.25 ft.
- Petition PL20240008176 CU – 2951 State Road 29: conditional use for a biochar resource‑recovery site on ~15 acres.
- Petition PL20250000062 BLCD – 115 Newport Dr: approval of a second 30 ft × 13 ft boat lift canopy.
- Petition PL20240011787 BD – 249 2nd Street: 22‑ft boat dock extension to a total of 42 ft protrusion.
- Petitions PL20240011209 VA and PL20240007613 BD – 19 Capri Boulevard: variance to reduce side‑yard setback to 0 ft and a 90‑ft boat dock extension to a total of 110 ft.
Contractors Licensing Board
The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will review experience and credit for five applicants. The board will also conduct probation reviews for five existing contractors. This meeting includes a public comment period and a review of orders of the board.
- Review of experience for Justin J. Rodriguez (Advanced Structural Builders Inc)
- Review of experience and credit for Jorge L. Diaz Gonzalez (J & J Imperial Painting SW FL, LLC)
- Review of experience for Darren R. Gerard (Gerard Asphalt LLC)
- Review of experience for Ryan Michael Randolph (Randolph’s Land Solutions LLC)
- Probation reviews for Yoan Gerson Leon Gonzalez, Christian Escobar, Michael S. Mogel, Rafael Aguilar, and Grant M. Wark
Tourist Development Council
The Council will approve the meeting agenda and minutes from April 15, 2025. It will consider a request to review Tourist Development Tax expenditures for the second quarter of fiscal year 2025. The meeting includes a presentation of a pickleball tourism impact study and a discussion about rescheduling the November 2025 TDC meeting due to a conflict with Veterans Day.
- Review of Tourist Development Tax expenditures for Q2 FY2025 (item 8.A)
- Pickleball Independent Professional Tourism Impact Study presentation (item 9.A)
- Discussion of November 2025 TDC meeting date conflict with Veterans Day (item 13.A)
- Approval of agenda and April 15, 2025 minutes (items 4 and 4.A)
- Tourism Director Update and TDT Tax Report (item 6.A)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land development code amendments. Key discussions include a residential overlay for a 227.09-acre site and new regulations for floating solar facilities.
- Greenway-Fritchey Residential Overlay: Proposed 1,299 single family and multifamily units with affordable housing on 227.09± acres
- Floating Solar Facilities: Proposed ordinance to define and permit floating solar facilities across various zoning districts
- Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay: Proposed updates to the Land Development Code to implement stewardship provisions
- Neighborhood Information Meetings: Proposed ordinance to allow legal notices via the County Clerk’s website or printed newspapers
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will vote on an amendment to the Collier County Growth Management Plan that changes the NC Square Mixed‑Use Overlay, cutting commercial space from 44,400 to 36,500 square feet, removing a 12,000‑square‑foot daycare, and increasing residential units from 129 to 205 with affordable housing on a 24.4‑acre site at the southwest corner of Immokalee Road and Catawba Street. The meeting also includes a recommendation to award a $6,050,000 contract to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for Vanderbilt Beach Road at Logan Boulevard intersection improvements, with a $400,000 owner’s allowance. Several routine consent‑agenda items will be approved, such as final acceptance of utility facilities and release of performance securities for various development projects.
- Amendment to NC Square Mixed‑Use Overlay: commercial space reduced to 36,500 sf, daycare use removed, residential units increased to 205 (Immokalee Rd & Catawba St).
- Award of Invitation to Bid No. 25‑8327 for Vanderbilt Beach Road at Logan Blvd Intersection Improvements – $6,050,000 contract to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc., plus $400,000 owner’s allowance.
- Consent agenda: final acceptance of potable water utility facilities for Hammock Park – Phase 2A.
- Consent agenda: release of Utilities Performance Security of $45,511.30 for Magnolia Pond Residences – Phase I.
- Consent agenda: release of maintenance security of $1,569,408.85 for National Golf and Country Club at Ave Maria, Phase 1.
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will vote on funding amendments for a new transit maintenance facility and I-75/Immokalee interchange improvements. The board will also review draft transportation priority lists and a feasibility study on consolidating with the Lee County MPO.
- Amendment to FY 2025-2029 TIP for Transit Operating and Maintenance Facility and hurricane relief funds
- Amendment to 2045 Long Range Transportation Plan for I-75/Immokalee Interchange Improvements
- Review of Draft FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Review of Draft Transportation Regional Incentive Program Priorities for 2025
- Collier and Lee County MPO Consolidation Feasibility Study kickoff presentation
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will hold public hearings for two property petitions. Both requests involve modifications to boat docking facilities and waterway setbacks.
- Petition PL20240010366 BD: Request for a 45-foot boat dock extension at 228 Bayview Avenue
- Petition PL20240009438 VA: Request to reduce eastern side yard setback from 15 feet to 7.3 feet for a boat slip at 261 Oak Avenue
Special Magistrate
The Collier County Special Magistrate will consider several motions, including a continuance of a fines hearing, extensions of compliance deadlines for multiple land‑development code violations, and a request for a re‑hearing on a vacant‑structure case. The magistrate will also conduct public hearings on a range of code‑violation cases involving parking, unpermitted construction, and property maintenance. New‑business items include motions to reduce or impose fines and liens for specific violations.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (Item 5.A)
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline for five cases (e.g., 5375 Hunter Blvd, 306 Sabal Palm Rd, 14855 Mystic Lake Circle, 237 Polk PL, 3861 11th Ave SW)
- Motion for Re‑Hearing for case CEPM20220005683 at 4608 Dominion Dr.
- Public Hearings for cases such as illegal handicap parking at 2600 Tamiami Trail East and parking fee citation at Goodland Boat Ramp, 750 Palm Point Dr.
- Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens for cases including 2185 Markley Ave and 2887 2nd St. NE
Advisory Boards
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will meet on April 24, 2025 to hold public hearings on a series of land‑development‑code violations. The agenda includes motions for continuance, extensions of compliance deadlines, and reduction or imposition of fines. Several property owners will be addressed for unpermitted interior remodels, garage conversions, storage structures, and boat‑storage racks. Most advisory boards listed have no meeting or were cancelled, leaving the Code Enforcement Board as the primary action item.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (Case CESD20240002270, 2380 2nd Ave SE, Naples)
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline (Case CESD20240002270, same property)
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – boat storage racks (Case CESD20210004109, 3470 Bayshore Dr., Naples)
- Public hearing on unpermitted exterior door change (Case CESD20240001289, 981 13th St SW, Naples)
- Public hearing on unpermitted large storage building (Case CESD20230001084, 5245 Hickory Wood Dr, Naples)
Code Enforcement Board
The Board will conduct public hearings on several Code Enforcement cases involving unpermitted building work, storage structures, and other land‑development violations. It will consider motions to continue hearings, extend compliance deadlines, and impose or reduce fines. The meeting also includes routine agenda items such as approval of minutes and setting the next meeting date.
- Motion for Continuance – Case CESD20240002270, unpermitted interior garage renovations at 2380 2nd Ave SE, Naples
- Hearing – Case CESD20240001289, unpermitted exterior door change at 981 13th St SW, Naples
- Hearing – Case CESD20230001084, large storage building without permits at 5245 Hickory Wood Dr, Naples
- Old Business – Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines, Case CESD20210004109, unpermitted boat storage racks at 3470 Bayshore Dr., Naples
- Old Business – Motion for Imposition of Fines, Case CESD20240004693, multiple unpermitted conversions at 3511 19th Ave SW, Naples
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a resolution endorsing the EOG DOGE Team effort and appointing the County Manager as liaison. Several ordinances will be considered, including updates to pedestrian safety rules, a floor‑area‑ratio change for the Sierra Meadows development, and a major amendment to the Immokalee Senior Housing mixed‑use plan. Routine consent‑agenda items such as a kitchen equipment sale, code‑enforcement lien releases, and final acceptance of water and sewer facilities will also be approved. Public comments, proclamations, and award recognitions are scheduled before the Board of Zoning Appeals.
- Approve Resolution supporting the EOG DOGE Team (2025-1253)
- Approve Ordinance amending the Pedestrian Safety Ordinance (2025-1182)
- Approve Ordinance changing the floor‑area ratio for Sierra Meadows MPUD (2025-853)
- Approve Ordinance amending the Immokalee Senior Housing MPUD, reducing units and adding community facilities (2025-857)
- Consent agenda: release two code‑enforcement liens with an accrued value of $286,200 for a reduced payment of $43,960.20 (2025-834)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three land use and zoning requests. These include a proposal for a vehicle storage facility and a request to allow up to 450 owner-occupied dwelling units with affordable housing.
- PL20240001700: Proposed land use change for 9.30± acres on west side of Collier Boulevard north of Championship Drive to allow 135,000 square feet of indoor air-conditioned vehicle storage
- PL20240001704: Proposed zoning change from Rural Agricultural (A) to Commercial Planned Unit (CPUD) for 951 Vehicle Suites CPUD
- PL20230016340: Proposed land use change for ±169.19 acres on south side of Sabal Palm Road to allow up to 450 owner-occupied dwelling units with affordable housing
Contractors Licensing Board
The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will meet to review experience for three applicants and conduct public hearings for two individuals. The board will also discuss a new investigator and review a probation credit for one business.
- Review of experience for Juan Pablo Torrez (We Tile America Inc)
- Review of experience for Wilmer Portillo (Everlast Building Contractors, INC)
- Review of experience for Alain Marien (TMG Group LLC)
- Probation review for Grant M. Wark (Wark Enterprise LLC DBA Wark Painting)
- Public hearings for John McFadden (Mariani Enterprises, LLC) and Alessandro Turincio (Florida Plumbing & Water Solutions, LLC)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations for two work orders related to beach nourishment projects. The body will also receive reports from the Tourism Director and agency partners.
- Work Order for CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc. for beach nourishment hardbottom monitoring not to exceed $487,367.52
- Work Order for Ardaman & Associates, Inc. for Park Shore Beach Renourishment sediment testing in the amount of $11,977
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier County Metropolitan Planning Organization board will consider routine agenda approval, agency updates, and committee reports. It will adopt the Florida Department of Transportation’s revised pavement and bridge (PM2) and system (PM3) performance targets for the National Highway System. The board will also vote on a new citizen‑advocate appointment, review a draft transit zero‑emission fleet transition plan, and hear a report on federal carbon‑reduction grant funds.
- Adopt FDOT’s Revised Pavement and Bridge (PM2) and System (PM3) Performance Targets for the National Highway System (item 9.A)
- Approve a new appointment to the Local Coordinating Board for the Transportation Disadvantaged as a Citizens’ Advocate (item 9.B)
- Draft Transit Zero Emission Fleet Transition Plan by Benesch (item 10.A)
- Report on Return of Federal Carbon Reduction Grant Program Funds (item 10.B)
- MPO Advisory Council Weekend Institute distribution item (item 11.A)
Hearing Examiner
The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing on April 10, 2025. The agenda includes Petition No. PL20240010021 VA, which seeks to decrease the required front‑yard setback from 12.5 feet to 3.5 feet for the lot at 1200 Michigan Ave. The agenda also includes Petition No. PL20240011048 CCSV, which requests a Coastal Construction Setback Line variance for fences, a paver walkway, and additional pavers at 9051 Gulf Shore Drive. The Hearing Examiner will render a decision within 30 days.
- Petition PL20240010021 VA – variance to lower front‑yard setback to 3.5 ft at 1200 Michigan Ave (approx. 0.15 acre lot).
- Petition PL20240011048 CCSV – variance for 95 ft fence setbacks, 70 ft paver walkway setback, and 61 ft from coastal line for additional pavers at 9051 Gulf Shore Drive.
- Public hearing procedures include applicant presentation, staff presentation, public comment, and applicant rebuttal.
- Decisions are final unless appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on amending the NC Square Mixed-Use Overlay to increase residential units from 129 to 205. The body will also review impact fee studies and a potential sale termination for the Williams Reserve Property in Immokalee.
- Proposed increase of residential units from 129 to 205 at Immokalee Road and Catawba Street
- Decision on Third Amendment or termination of sale for Williams Reserve Property in Immokalee
- Funding of $399,772.00 to Greater Naples Fire and Rescue District for a Water Tender Truck
- Sale of county property at 16140 and 16144 Performance Way for $1,370,000 cash
- Performance security approval of $2,683,025.57 for Avalon North at Ave Maria—Model Park
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate meeting will consider several motions, including a continuance of a fines hearing, extensions of compliance deadlines for multiple code‑violation cases, and a request for a re‑hearing. Public hearings will be held for numerous violations ranging from unpermitted fencing to water damage and parking citations. New business will address motions to reduce or abate fines and to impose fines and liens for additional violations.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing (5.A)
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline for cases such as CEROW20220001483 (5405 Hickory Wood Drive) and CEPM20240007980 (14855 Mystic Lake Circle)
- Motion for Re‑Hearing (5.C)
- Public Hearings for violations at 440 25th St SW, 100 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, and 13304 Valewood Dr
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines (8.A) and Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens (8.B)
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on April 3, 2025. The agenda includes routine items such as approval of minutes and reports, followed by public hearings on two rezoning applications. The first application seeks to change 3498 Sunset Boulevard from Rural Agricultural to Residential Single-Family (RSF-1) zoning, allowing up to three single‑family units on 5.28 acres. The second application proposes to rezone land west of North 11th Street in Immokalee from RSF-3 to a Residential Planned Unit Development, permitting up to 27 single‑family units on 4.52 acres.
- Approval of March 6, 2025 Planning Commission meeting minutes (2025-1105).
- Public hearing on PL20230016891 – rezoning 3498 Sunset Boulevard to RSF-1, up to three single‑family units on 5.28 acres.
- Public hearing on PL20230016622 – rezoning land west of North 11th Street in Immokalee to RPUD, up to 27 single‑family units on 4.52 acres.
- BCC Report – recaps.
- Chairman's Report.
Advisory Boards
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will approve its agenda and prior meeting minutes, receive informational presentations, and then discuss the 2025‑2027 LHAP housing strategy review, infrastructure surtax funding, and Florida House Bills 923 and 943. The meeting also includes an update to the affordable‑housing map.
- Approval of today’s agenda and minutes from November 19, 2024; January 10, 2025; and January 16, 2025
- Informational presentations: Housing Alliance video and the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan
- Discussion of the 2025‑2027 LHAP review and recommendation of housing strategies
- Discussion of Infrastructure Surtax Funds
- Discussion of Florida House Bill 923 and House Bill 943
Code Enforcement Board
The Board is reviewing multiple cases involving building code violations, unpermitted site work, and illegal land use. The meeting includes hearings on compliance deadlines and the potential imposition of fines and liens.
- Hearing on unpermitted site work and grading at 363 6th Street NE
- Hearing regarding a mobile home and roof structure added without permits at 571 Platt Rd
- Review of expired permits with outstanding fees at 2422 Butterfly Palm Dr and 8809 Madrid Circle
- Imposition of fines and liens for unpermitted boat storage racks at 3470 Bayshore DR
- Review of illegal vehicle and container storage on Ag zoned property at 1340 Dove Tree St
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a petition for a Limited Density Bonus Pool Allocation. The request seeks to allow a multi-family residential development of 9 units on a 1.15+/- acre property.
- Petition LDBPA-PL202300013981: Request for 2 units from the Limited Density Bonus Pool at 1795 Shadowlawn Drive
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will vote on a resolution to allow a 350‑foot communications tower on an essential service site within the Conservation Zoning District and the Big Cypress Area of Critical State Concern. It will also consider amending the Pedestrian Safety Ordinance to set rules for bicycles on sidewalks, approve a per‑capita payment to the Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council, and authorize purchase of insurance policies totaling $8,705,823. Several routine items are grouped on the consent agenda.
- Conditional use approval for a 350‑foot communications tower at Ochopee Fire Control Station (approx. 5,217 sq ft of a 5.34‑acre tract).
- Recommendation to amend the Pedestrian Safety Ordinance to establish bicycle operation requirements on sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections.
- Approval of payment to the Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council at $0.15 per capita, effective Oct 1 2024.
- Purchase of Property, Boiler & Machinery, Terrorism, and Watercraft Hull Insurance for an estimated $8,705,823.
- Consent agenda items including termination of agreements with Arthrex, Inc. under the Fee Payment Assistance Program.
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will consider amending a planned unit development for senior housing in Immokalee. The request involves reducing the number of multifamily units and adding a church and child care facility.
- Consider rezoning 0.55+/- acres to Mixed-use Planned Unit Development (MPUD)
- Reduce multifamily dwelling units from 119 to 30
- Allow a 5,000 gross square foot 200-seat church with 100 student child care
- Allow up to 50,000 square feet of community facility and educational services
- Property located on east side of 11th Street North, just south of Lake Trafford Road
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council is reviewing several work orders and a change order for beach renourishment projects. The body will also receive reports from the Tourism Director and various agency partners.
- Work order for APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC for 2025 Naples Beach Renourishment not to exceed $149,010.40
- Work order for APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC for 2026-2027 Local Government Funding Request not to exceed $28,462
- Change Order No. 3 for Earth Tech Enterprises, Inc. for Park Shore Beach Renourishment increasing contract by $7,000
- Work order for Humiston & Moore Engineers for 2025 Vanderbilt Beach and Pelican Bay Beach Renourishment not to exceed $143,811
- 2024 FBU National Championship Recap presentation
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization board will consider several approvals, including a change order for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan and an amendment to its lease and staff services agreement. It will also appoint new members to the Citizens Advisory Committee and issue direction to pause new project calls until the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan is completed. Additional updates on federal certification and the LRTP will be presented.
- Approve Change Order 1 for Capital Consulting Solutions for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (2025-867)
- Approve Fourth Amendment to the MPO Lease Agreement and the Amended and Restated MPO Staff Services Agreement (2025-873)
- Approve new appointment to the Citizens Advisory Committee to represent BCC District 1 (2025-874)
- Approve new appointment to the Citizens Advisory Committee to represent City of Marco Island (2025-876)
- MPO Board direction to suspend new calls for projects pending completion of the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (2025-880)
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will review three dock-related petitions, including a 32-foot extension at 185 Topanga Drive and a variance to reduce a riparian setback at 9990 Gulf Shore Drive. The Examiner will render a decision within 30 days.
- Dock extension request at 185 Topanga Drive (32.25-foot extension)
- Variance request at 9990 Gulf Shore Drive to reduce riparian setback from 15 to 8 feet
- Dock extension request at 9990 Gulf Shore Drive (30-foot extension)
- Public comment period of up to 5 minutes per speaker
- Hearing Examiner decision required within 30 days
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a resolution to allow a 150‑foot monopole communications tower on a 4.99‑acre site at 191 Weber Boulevard North, deviating from the standard 150‑foot residential separation requirement. The Board will also adopt the FY 2026 Budget Policy and set a May 1 deadline for budget submissions from the Supervisor of Elections, Sheriff’s Office, and Clerk. Several consent agenda items will approve final acceptance of utility and roadway projects and release associated performance bonds and maintenance securities.
- Resolution to approve a conditional use for a 150‑ft communications tower at 191 Weber Blvd (approx. 613 sq ft on 4.99 acre tract).
- Adopt FY 2026 Budget Policy and set May 1, 2025 deadline for budget submittals by key county offices.
- Authorize release of $365,455.27 maintenance security for Crane Point & Bimini Isle private roadway and drainage improvements.
- Approve $995,932.13 FDOT grant application for a paved shoulder on Immokalee Road (CR 846E) for 0.66 mi.
- Award Invitation to Bid 25‑8332 for purchase of mulch and pine straw to Forestry Resources, LLC.
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review motions to continue, extend, or re‑hear fines hearings and compliance deadlines for several land‑development code violations. Public hearings will address unpermitted structures, exotic vegetation, and litter violations at multiple properties. New business includes motions to reduce or impose fines and liens, and the consent agenda seeks approval to issue nuisance abatement liens and forward cases to the County Attorney. Old business covers motions to amend or rescind previously issued orders.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – CASE NO: CESD20230003747, 6032 Diamonte Pl, Ave Maria, FL
- Motion for Extension of Compliance Deadline – CASE NO: CESD20220009434, 2084 Pine Isle Ln #2084, Naples, FL
- Public Hearing – CASE NO: CENA20230011168, prohibited exotic vegetation on an unimproved property, Naples, FL 34113
- Motion for Imposition of Fines – CASE NO: CEPM20240001807, 1112 Jacaranda Ct, Naples, FL
- Consent Agenda request to impose nuisance abatement liens on cases referenced in the executive summary
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Sierra Meadows Mixed Planned Unit Development to consider amending the ordinance that changes the floor area ratio for group housing on Lots 8 and 9 from .45 to .60. Items 9B (Community Housing Plan Initiatives) and 9C (Immokalee Urban Area Overlay District) will be postponed until after 5:05 p.m. The meeting will also include routine agenda items such as approval of the February 6, 2025 minutes and a consent agenda.
- Public hearing: PL20240006561 – Sierra Meadows PUDA floor area ratio amendment
- Postponed: PL20210001291 – Community Housing Plan Initiatives LDCA
- Postponed: PL20240004278 – Immokalee Urban Area Overlay District LDCA
- Approval of February 6, 2025 Planning Commission minutes (2025-728)
- Consent agenda items
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will hold a workshop on March 4, 2025 at 9:00 AM. The workshop will cover four topics: Clam Pass (agenda item 2025-790), Landfill / Solid and Hazardous Waste (2025-791), Strategic Planning (2025-792), and Budget / Resource X (2025-793). Public comments will be heard for each topic. No decisions are indicated on the agenda.
- Clam Pass (agenda item 2025-790)
- Landfill / Solid and Hazardous Waste (agenda item 2025-791)
- Strategic Planning (agenda item 2025-792)
- Budget / Resource X (agenda item 2025-793)
Advisory Boards
The Collier County Advisory Boards meeting agenda lists a series of committee sessions scheduled for February 2025. Each listed committee will review its agenda, public notices, and minutes as indicated. No specific decisions or actions are detailed in the agenda.
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting
- Coastal Advisory Committee meeting on February 13, 2025 (public notice attached)
- Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on February 28, 2025 (agenda attached)
- Development Services Advisory Committee meeting on February 5, 2025 (final agenda packet attached)
- Floodplain Management Planning Committee meeting on February 14, 2025 (draft agenda attached)
Code Enforcement Board
The Board is reviewing various code violations, including unpermitted home renovations, illegal land use, and unauthorized vegetation removal. The meeting includes hearings on new cases and motions regarding the imposition of fines and liens for non-compliance.
- Hearing on unpermitted conversion of a single-family home into a 4-unit dwelling at 1480 39th Street SW
- Case regarding unauthorized commercial trucking business at 2719 10th Ave NE
- Review of expired permits and a $65 fee owed for 333 5th St SW
- Hearing on unpermitted renovations and firewall penetration at 12275 Collier Blvd
- Motions for imposition of fines and liens for multiple properties, including 2020 Rock Rd
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider Petition No. VA-PL20230015856, a variance request to reduce side yard setbacks for a single‑family home at 8967 Lely Island Cir. The request seeks to change the north side setback from 10 ft to 4.7 ft, the south side from 10 ft to 9.85 ft, and the rear yard accessory setback from 10 ft to 9.65 ft. The hearing will include presentations by the applicant’s agent, staff, public comment, and a rebuttal, with a decision to be issued within 30 days.
- Petition VA-PL20230015856: variance to reduce side yard setbacks (north 4.7 ft, south 9.85 ft, rear 9.65 ft) for 8967 Lely Island Cir.
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hear a presentation on FY 2026 budget policy and guidance. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts, land acquisitions, and utility grant agreements.
- Recommendation to purchase 15 condominium office units in the Court Plaza III building on Airport Road South
- Contract award of $1,178,500.00 to Earth Tech Enterprises, Inc. for the South Naples Emergency Berm project
- Change order for Park Shore Beach Renourishment increasing contract amount by $2,739,153
- Grant agreements with Florida Department of Environmental Protection for $4,500,000 (Naples Park) and $3,000,000 (Palm River) utility projects
- Interlocal Agreement with the City of Naples for debris removal at Bayview Park for Naples Pier Renovation
Planning Commission
The commission will hold an adoption hearing on proposed amendments to the Collier County Growth Management Plan, revising the Future Land Use Element, several master‑plan sub‑elements, and public‑facilities elements, and will direct the changes to the Florida Department of Commerce. The meeting also continues consideration of the NC Square Mixed‑Use Overlay and Tamiami Trail mixed‑use subdistrict proposals, which modify commercial, residential, and affordable‑housing allowances on specific parcels. Additional agenda items include routine reports, approval of minutes, and public comments.
- PL20230017521 – Adoption hearing for amendments to the Growth Management Plan, revising the Future Land Use Element, Golden Gate Area Master Plan sub‑elements, Immokalee Area Master Plan, Conservation and Coastal Management, Potable Water, and Wastewater Treatment elements, and directing transmittal to the Florida Department of Commerce.
- PL20230017980 – Amendment to the NC Square Mixed‑Use Overlay decreasing commercial floor area to 36,500 sf, removing a 12,000 sf daycare, and increasing residential units to 249 (including affordable housing) on a 24.4‑acre site at Immokalee Road and Catawba Street.
- PL20230017979 – Companion ordinance for the NC Square Planned Unit Development making the same land‑use changes as PL20230017980.
- PL20230007471 – Proposal to create a Tamiami Trail 50‑acre Mixed‑Use Subdistrict, changing the land‑use designation to allow up to 400 dwelling units (including affordable housing), 100,000 sf non‑residential uses, and 80,000 sf mini‑warehouse on a 50+‑acre parcel north of Tamiami Trail East.
- PL20230007470 – Amendment for the Tamiami 58‑acre Mixed‑Use Planned Unit Development permitting up to 400 residential units (including affordable housing), 100,000 sf commercial/light‑industrial uses, and 80,000 sf mini‑warehouse on a 58.22‑acre site.
Contractors Licensing Board
The Board of County Commissioners Contractors Licensing Board will review experience and credit for several applicants seeking licensure. The board will also conduct probation reviews and hold two public hearings regarding specific contractor cases.
- Review of experience for Mitchel P. Resnick, Randy Prueitt, Paul Shulick, Lucas Dayrell Desouza, Jacob Daniel Peplow, and Jeremiah Rivera
- Review of experience and credit for Eika Perez Lopez and Carlos Vladimir Mayo Avila
- Review of experience for Angelo William Loturco
- Probation and license restriction reviews for Leydy Hernandez, Raul Irigoyen, and Juan Manuel Maciel
- Public hearings for Valle Custom Builders LLC and Roman Raab (Project Blue Lines Corp)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council will consider several contract actions that affect tourism projects. Items include a $2,739,153 change order for the Park Shore Beach renourishment, a $1,178,500 award for the South Naples Emergency Berm project, and a $33,702.40 change order for a library contract linked to the same beach work. The council will also accept a City of Naples tourism impact study and hear two private presentations.
- Approve Change Order No. 2 adding $2,739,153 to contract No. 24‑8292 with Earth Tech Enterprises for Park Shore Beach Renourishment (Project 50320 & 90067)
- Award Invitation to Bid No. 24‑8323 to Earth Tech Enterprises for South Naples Emergency Berm truck haul & construction, amount $1,178,500 (Project 50280)
- Approve Change Order No. 1 adding $33,702.40 and 137 days to library contract 18‑7432‑CZ with APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure for Park Shore Beach Renourishment
- Accept City of Naples Tourism Impact Study report for Stormwater Outfall Pipe Removal and Water Quality Project
- Presentations by Downs & St. Germain and Paradise Advertising (no public comments)
Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will elect its 2025 leadership and appoint advisory committee members. The board is deciding on amendments to the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program and adopting FDOT safety targets. Members will also review a feasibility study regarding consolidation with Lee County.
- Amendment to FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program for Paratransit capital
- Adoption of FDOT Target Zero Safety Performance Targets for 2025
- Administrative Change Order 1 for Alfred Benesch & Company regarding Zero Emission Fleet Transition Plan
- FDOT presentation on Old 41 Project Development & Environment Study
- Letter of support for Bonita-Estero Rail Trail (BERT) SUN Trail application
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will review three petitions. The first seeks a Limited Density Bonus Pool Allocation of two units to permit an eight-unit multifamily project at 2766 Arbutus Street. The second requests a waiver to allow the Beeline at the Mercato establishment to sell alcohol on‑site despite a separation distance under 500 feet. The third asks for a site‑plan deviation to reduce a required 10‑foot buffer to 5 feet along Davis Boulevard for the Snappy Car Wash at 3300 Davis Boulevard.
- Petition LDBPA‑PL20220004927: request for Limited Density Bonus Pool Allocation of 2 units to enable an 8‑unit multifamily development at 2766 Arbutus Street.
- Petition ABW‑PL20240013533: waiver request under LDC §5.05.01.A.6 for Beeline at the Mercato to sell alcohol on‑site with less than 500 ft separation from similar establishments.
- Petition DR‑PL20240003066: site‑plan deviation to reduce the required 10‑foot Type D buffer to 5 feet along Davis Boulevard for Snappy Car Wash at 3300 Davis Boulevard.
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of Commissioners will consider and vote on several contracts, including franchise agreements for solid waste, recyclable materials, and yard trash collection services valued at an average of $32,000,000 per fiscal year. The agenda also includes a recommendation to conditionally approve a 150‑foot communications tower on 191 Weber Boulevard North and a budget amendment to fund $1,500,000 of safety improvements on Immokalee Road. Additional items are a transit electronic farebox award of $891,326.83 and a $3,043,340 contract for the Golden Gate Master Pump Station project.
- Conditional use approval for a 150‑foot monopole tower at 191 Weber Boulevard North (approx. 613 sq ft on a 4.99‑acre tract)
- Franchise agreements with Waste Management Inc. and Waste Pro of Florida for solid waste services – $32 M per fiscal year for seven years with two renewal options
- Budget amendment to fund $1,500,000 for Immokalee Rd. northbound right‑turn lane safety improvements
- Award of RFP No. 23‑8166 to LECIP, Inc. for Collier County Transit electronic farebox – $891,326.83 (100% federally funded)
- Award of ITB No. 24‑8282 to Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. for Golden Gate Master Pump Station and site improvements – $3,043,340 plus $300,000 owner’s allowance
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings and review motions regarding various county code violations. The meeting includes requests for compliance deadline extensions and the potential imposition of fines and liens for unpermitted work and property maintenance issues.
- Motions for extension of compliance deadlines for unpermitted work at 2084 Pine Isle Ln, 6670 Alden Woods Circle, 1 Bluebill Ave, 3616 Poplar Way, and 775 Palm View Dr
- Public hearings for unsafe or dangerous structures at 4396 Beechwood Lake Dr and 3403 Bayshore Dr
- Public hearings for unpermitted construction, including a shed at 1385 47th Ave NE and fencing at 2675 12th Ave SE
- Animal control citations for running at large at 695 Lambton Ln and failure to provide shelter at 4135 15th Ave SW
- Motions for imposition of fines and liens for multiple properties, including five units managed by PACIFICA NAPLES LLC
Planning Commission
The Collier County Planning Commission will consider a conditional use request to allow a 350‑foot communications tower on the Ochopee Fire Control Station site, covering about 5,217 sq ft of a 5.34‑acre tract on Tamiami Trail E. The commission will also review two ordinance items that amend the Growth Management Plan and change zoning for the Hope Home II project at 3150 62nd Street SW, creating an institutional subdistrict and a Community Facility Planned Unit Development. The meeting includes routine agenda items such as approvals, reports, and public comments.
- PL20230011384 – Conditional Use for a 350‑foot communications tower at Ochopee Fire Control Station (approx. 5,217 sq ft on a 5.34‑acre tract)
- PL20220005195 – Ordinance to amend the Growth Management Plan creating the Hope Home II Institutional Subdistrict at 3150 62nd Street SW
- PL20220005096 – Ordinance to change zoning to Community Facility Planned Unit Development for Hope Home II at 3150 62nd Street SW
Advisory Boards
The Collier County Affordable Housing Advisory Sub-Committee will meet to discuss a proposed 12-month grace period for tenants who exceed income limits during yearly monitoring. The committee will also review the agenda and minutes from previous meetings.
- Affordable Housing Advisory Sub-Committee meeting on January 10, 2025
- Discussion of tenant pay increase policy
- Approval of agenda and minutes from January 10, 2025
- Approval of minutes from January 16, 2025
- Black Affairs Advisory Board meeting on January 13, 2025
Board of County Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider several historic designations for plots in Rosemary Cemetery, adopt an updated five‑year capital improvement schedule, and approve quit‑claim deeds for two outlying parcels of the cemetery. The meeting also includes a consent agenda covering final acceptance of water and sewer facilities, private roadway improvements, and a $1,568,510 Federal Transit Administration grant to fund rural transit service. Additional items include releases of maintenance securities for road and drainage projects and a temporary use permit for a concert.
- Designation of Plot N of Rosemary Cemetery as historically significant (≈0.02 acres at Pine Ridge Rd & Goodlette‑Frank Rd)
- Designation of Plot W of Rosemary Cemetery as historically significant (≈0.04 acres south of Pine Ridge Rd, 592 ft east of US 41)
- Approval of $1,568,510 Federal Transit Administration grant for rural transit service (CAT Grant Fund 4031)
- Release of $739,407.70 maintenance security for Isles of Collier Preserve Phase 14 private roadway and drainage improvements
- Approval of quit‑claim deeds for two parcels south of Pine Ridge Rd between US 41 and Goodlette‑Frank Rd, recording cost not to exceed $62.50
Code Enforcement Board
The Collier County Code Enforcement Board will approve minutes and the agenda, then hold public hearings on several motions. Items include a continuance of a fines hearing, extensions of compliance deadlines, and motions to reduce, abate, or impose fines and liens for numerous property violations. The board will also address old business related to fines and permit issues.
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing – Case CESD20220004521, 5148 23rd Ct SW, Naples
- Motions for Extension of Compliance Deadline for six cases, including 1875 Everglades Blvd S and 233 New Market Rd E
- Motion for Reduction/Abatement of Fines – Case CESD20220004521, 5148 23rd Ct SW, Naples
- Motion for Imposition of Fines and Liens – multiple cases such as German Diaz Sanchez (5148 23rd Ct SW), C&J Wrestling Hauling Corp (878 Limpkin Rd), Bernhardt Family Trust (5340 Myrtle Ln), Shore Woods Condominium (64 4th St), Pacifica Laurel Ridge LLC (5436 Laurel Ridge Ln Unit 32)
- Hearings on unpermitted structures at addresses including 3340 7th Ave NW and 3118 Serenity Ln
Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will consider two petitions at this meeting. Petition VA-PL20240010641 seeks a variance to reduce the required 6‑foot low‑density residential side setback to 0 feet for an accessory screen enclosure on Lot 1 of the Ponte Rialto subdivision at 9457 Rialto Drive. Petition PDI-PL20230010739 proposes a minor amendment to the Seed to Table Commercial Planned Unit Development to remove the gate control system at the Piper Boulevard parking lot access. The meeting also includes standard agenda items such as new and old business, public comments, and procedural matters.
- Petition VA-PL20240010641 – variance to reduce side setback from 6 ft to 0 ft at 9457 Rialto Drive, Naples, FL
- Petition PDI-PL20230010739 – amendment to remove gate control system at Piper Boulevard access in the Seed to Table CPUD (≈6.82 acres)
- Public hearing presentation and applicant rebuttal
- New Business
- Old Business
Contractors Licensing Board
The Contractors Licensing Board will consider appointing a new licensing investigator, Anthony Simmons. It will review the experience and qualifications of several contractor applicants, including James Fierro of J&T Prestige Painting LLC and others. The board will also act on a board order, an amended board order, and a probation review for Duane Thomas Marine Construction LLC.
- New Contractor Licensing Investigator Anthony Simmons (2025-214)
- Review of experience for James Fierro – J&T Prestige Painting LLC (2025-212)
- Review of experience for Enoch Lopez – E.N. Artisan Painting Inc (2025-215)
- Review of experience and credit for Randy Prueitt – Prueitt Construction, LLC (2025-216)
- Probation review for Duane Thomas Marine Construction LLC (2025-220)
Tourist Development Council
The Tourist Development Council will consider approving a work order with Humiston & Moore Engineers for a USACE permit modification at a cost of $21,245. It will also vote on a one‑year renewal of Agreement No. 22-7979 with OMMAC Ltd. for a total of $200,000 to represent the UK and Ireland market. A similar one‑year renewal of Agreement No. 22-7980 with Diamonde e.K. for $180,000 to represent the Germany market will be reviewed. Additionally, the council will allocate up to $3,000 of Tourism Development Tax funds for the 2025 Naples Spring Shootout Event and review recent TDT expenditures.
- Work order with Humiston & Moore Engineers for USACE Permit modification, $21,245
- One‑year renewal of Agreement No. 22-7979 with OMMAC Ltd., $200,000 total
- One‑year renewal of Agreement No. 22-7980 with Diamonde e.K., $180,000 total
- Allocate up to $3,000 TDT Promotion funds for 2025 Naples Spring Shootout Event
- Review TDC expenditures of Tourist Development Tax for Q1 FY2025 and FY2024 final report
Planning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings on several ordinance proposals, including a request to amend the NC Square Mixed‑Use Overlay to reduce commercial floor area, remove a daycare use, and increase residential units to 249 with affordable housing. They will also hear a rezoning of Polly Avenue, a change to allow guesthouse rentals in Urban Estates, and a recommendation to eliminate the town‑size cap in the Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay. Routine items such as approvals of minutes, reports, and a consent agenda are also on the agenda. The NC Square items are being continued to the February 20, 2025 meeting.
- PL20230017980/17979 – NC Square Mixed‑Use Overlay amendment: reduce commercial space to 36,500 sf, remove 12,000 sf daycare, increase residential units to 249 with affordable housing (continued to Feb 20)
- PL20210002929 – Polly Avenue rezoning: change from Rural Agricultural (A) to Estates (E) to allow up to three single‑family units on 7.4 acres
- PL20240009067 – Guesthouse rentals in Urban Estates: amend code to permit guesthouse rentals on Estates lots west of Collier Boulevard
- PL20240004018 – RLSA Town Size GMPA: eliminate town‑size cap and add qualified target industries in the Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay
- Consent agenda – routine approvals of minutes and reports
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on several land use changes and rezoning requests. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of three commissioners and discussions on airport relocation and rail line acquisition.
- Proposed ordinance for Permanent Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicles
- Rezoning of 8.24 acres at Tamiami Trail East and Myrtle Lane for up to 200,000 sq ft of indoor self-storage
- Rezoning of 1.92 acres at Tamiami Trail East and Barefoot Williams Road for commercial use, including a 5,000 sq ft car wash
- Proposed $5,000 for grant preparation and pledge of up to $899,000 for the Seminole Gulf Rail Line acquisition
- Discussion of Ave Maria Civic Association's opposition to Naples Airport relocation options
Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee
The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee will review member applications and provide updates on EMS/DAS and validated projects. The body will also review a financial report dated November 30, 2024.
- Recommendation on committee member applications to the Board of County Commissioners
- EMS / DAS Update
- Financial Report as of November 30, 2024
- Validated Projects Updates
- Review of Transportation, Facilities & Capital Replacements, and Community Priorities projects