Marco Island, FL

Waterways Advisory Committee

The Marco Island Waterways Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss old business including a Police Department Marine Unit update and dredging alternatives, plus a presentation on muck. New business includes a discussion of no-wake signs at Tigertail. The committee will also approve minutes from its July 23rd meeting and confirm its meeting schedule.

• Dredging alternatives discussion led by Ralph Rohena
• Muck presentation by R. Rohena
• No Wake Signs at Tigertail discussion
• Marco Island Police Department Marine Unit update
• Approval of July 23, 2026 meeting minutes

Code Enforcement Magistrate

The Marco Island Code Enforcement Magistrate will hold a hearing on August 25, 2026, to address 29 code enforcement cases. The agenda includes 27 cases with notices of violation, covering issues like existing development violations, noise complaints, solid waste disposal, and property maintenance. The magistrate will also consider certification of fines for several properties and any requests for fine mitigation.

• 12 cases for 54-144 Existing Development violations at condominiums and hotels along S Collier Blvd and Cape Marco Dr
• 3 noise violation cases (18-104) at residences on Cottonwood CT, Balfour DR, and South Seas CT
• 2 solid waste disposal cases (30-1012) at 847 N Collier Blvd and 401 Bald Eagle DR
• Certification of fines for 5 cases, including 4 at 910 Ship CT for weeds, derelict vehicle, and encroachments
• 1 case for no building permit at 741 Holly CT and 1 for seawall/french drain at 1805 Woodbine CT

Beach and Coastal Resources Advisory Committee

The Beach and Coastal Resources Advisory Committee is meeting to review its operating norms, budget and expenditures for FY2025/26, and discuss goals and objectives for 2026/2027. The agenda includes updates on Audubon shorebird work, gopher tortoise signage, and allocation of remaining funds. This is a regular business meeting with no major public hearings or rezonings.

• Review of FY2025/26 budget and expenditures
• Audubon update and invoice for July 2026
• Gopher tortoise signage discussion
• Discussion of allocating remaining funds to Beautification Committee
• 2026/2027 goals and objectives discussion

City Council

This is a special-called closed meeting of the Marco Island City Council, held for an attorney-client session. The agenda contains only the call to order, roll call, and the closed session item, with no public discussion or action items listed.

• Closed attorney-client session (ID 26-5541)

City Council

The Marco Island City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with routine contracts and fee schedule updates, plus several major items including two fire apparatus acquisitions totaling over $3.5 million, a second-reading ordinance on fire fees, and discussion of the city attorney's fee structure. The council will also honor the late Councilor Joe Rola and hear public comments.

• Resolution to lease a Pierce Enforcer Pumper for up to $1,029,626
• Resolution to lease a Pierce Enforcer 100' Ascendant Tower for up to $2,520,474
• Ordinance 26-05 (2nd reading) establishing fire prevention fee schedule
• Termination of lobbying contract with Ronald L. Book
• Consent agenda: $54,713.80 pipe installation, $240,000 water plant electrical increase, $125,000 lime purchase, $132,100 well rehabilitation

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a site development plan amendment for Walker’s Cay and a proposed change to land development code. The board is reviewing a request to increase density units per acre in a specific commercial district.

• Site Development Plan Amendment (SDP-24-000082) for Walker’s Cay at 3200 San Marco Rd.
• Proposed ordinance to increase density limitations in the General Commercial (C-4) District of Marco Lake from 16 to 26 units per acre

City Council

The Marco Island City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 3, 2026, covering routine approvals, financial updates, and a quasi-judicial variance hearing. Key actions include a consent agenda with a $112,742 water and sewer billing refund and a public hearing on a property variance at 2259 San Marco Rd.

• Approval of $112,742 water and sewer billing refund for Marco Island Senior Living, LLC
• Quasi-judicial public hearing for variance petition (VP-26-000054) at 2259 San Marco Rd. regarding landscape requirements
• First reading of ordinance amending Chapter 22 Fire Prevention and Protection to establish new fees
• Approval of Series 2026 Utility System Refunding Revenue Bonds
• Approval of proposed millage rate for Fiscal Year 2027

The City Council approved a FY2027 millage rate of 1.2670 mils for city operations and 1.600 mils for the Hideaway Beach Tax District, after a motion for a higher 1.300 mils rate failed 2-5. The council also approved a variance for property at 2259 San Marco Rd., a utility bond refunding resolution, and a $112,742.33 water/sewer billing refund to Marco Island Senior Living LLC. The council rescinded its earlier direction to the Planning Board to investigate conditional use permitting for recreational courts.

• Approved FY2027 millage rate of 1.2670 mils for city operations and 1.600 mils for Hideaway Beach Tax District (5-2)
• Rejected motion for FY2027 millage rate of 1.300 mils (2-5)
• Approved Resolution 26-38 variance for property at 2259 San Marco Rd. (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-37 refunding Series 2026 Utility System Revenue Bonds (7-0)
• Approved $112,742.33 water/sewer billing refund to Marco Island Senior Living LLC (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 26-05 on first reading establishing fire prevention fees (7-0)
• Authorized City Manager to withdraw from MIPD Dock Construction Project and EPA grant application (7-0)
• Rescinded direction to Planning Board to investigate conditional use for recreational courts (show of hands 3-4)

Planning Board

The Marco Island Planning Board will hold a continued public hearing on Ordinance 26-5633, a petition to rezone property at 560 S. Collier Blvd. from Residential Tourist (R-T) to Planned Unit Development (PUD). The remainder of the agenda consists of routine procedural items including call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment.

• Continued public hearing on rezone petition (REZN-24-000098) for 560 S. Collier Blvd. from R-T to PUD
• Ordinance 26-5633 carries over from the July 10, 2026 meeting
• Staff report, master plan, and comprehensive plan consistency memo included in attachments

Code Enforcement Magistrate

The Code Enforcement Magistrate will consider a series of cases involving solid waste disposal, building permit violations, encroachments, public nuisance, and construction temporary use permits. Each case is identified by an ID, address, and the specific code sections cited. The meeting also includes a certification order for fines related to one of the cases. No other agenda items are listed.

• ID 26-5615 – 847 N Collier Blvd (847 Realty Investment LLC) – Solid Waste Disposal and Recycling (30-1012, 30-1012B)
• ID 26-5621 – 635 Rockport Ct (Mitchell Marner Owner) – Construction Temporary Use Permit (30-793(2)(I))
• ID 26-5622 – 960 Olive Ct (Robert MC Clelland) – Encroachments & Sidewalk Duty (42-36(E)) and Landscaping (30-434(B))
• ID 26-5625 – 689 Rockport Ct (Daniel J & Cynthia L Grundman) – Encroachments (42-36(E))
• ID 26-5627 – 1710 Canary Ct (Fetteroff O'Neill Home Builders INC) – Certification of Fines

The Special Magistrate presided over hearings for 12 code enforcement cases involving waste disposal, building permits, and landscaping. One case was listed for a certification of fines. The minutes do not record the specific outcomes or rulings for these items.

• Reviewed Case No. 25-1861 (847 N Collier Blvd) regarding solid waste disposal
• Reviewed Case No. 26-1003 (401 Bald Eagle Dr) regarding solid waste disposal
• Reviewed Case No. 26-1021 (835 W Elkcam Cir) regarding solid waste disposal
• Reviewed Case No. 26-1258 (1361 Andalusia Ter) regarding electric scooter in park
• Reviewed Case No. 26-0722 (452 Barcelona CT) regarding lack of building permit
• Reviewed Case No. 26-1061 (406 Quail DR) regarding lack of building permit
• Reviewed Case No. 26-1519 (635 Rockport CT) regarding construction temporary use permits
• Reviewed Case No. 26-1545 (960 Olive CT) regarding encroachments and landscaping

Waterways Advisory Committee

The Waterways Advisory Committee will vote on the election of a Vice‑Chair and approve the agenda and minutes from the May 21 meeting. It will discuss old business and then move to new business, including a proposed code change to the City of Marco Island fertilizer ordinance and a proposal for canal access for paddleboards and kayaks. Public comment will be taken before adjourning.

• Election of Vice‑Chair (ID 26-5635)
• Approval of the agenda (ID 26-5602)
• Approval of the minutes from May 21, 2026 (ID 26-5602)
• Proposed code change to the City of Marco Island fertilizer ordinance (ID 26-5636)
• Canal access proposal for paddleboards and kayaks (ID 26-5413)

Planning Board

The Marco Island Planning Board will consider three resolutions continued from the June 5 meeting: a site‑development plan amendment for a new restaurant at 900‑951 Bald Eagle Drive, a variance petition addressing landscape and waste requirements for 951 Bald Eagle Drive, and a conditional use permit for open‑rack boat storage at the same property. The board will also approve the minutes from the July 10, 2026 meeting.

• Reconsideration of Site Development Plan Amendment (SDP‑24‑000139) for a new restaurant at 900, 950 and 951 Bald Eagle Dr.
• Reconsideration of Variance Petition (VP‑25‑000096) on minimum landscape, design regulations, and solid waste for 951 Bald Eagle Dr.
• Conditional Use Permit (CUP‑25‑000097) to allow open‑rack boat storage at 951 Bald Eagle Dr.
• Approval of Planning Board meeting minutes from July 10, 2026 (ID 26‑5631).
• Approval of the meeting agenda.

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee

The Marco Island Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will discuss old and new business items, including staff communications on the Parks Summary Report (ID 26-5450). The report contains an AED update and a Racquet Center Fence / Sound Panel update. Committee members will also consider proposed future agenda items (ID 26-5451) and allow public comment.

• Review Parks Summary Report (ID 26-5450)
• AED update attached to staff communications
• Racquet Center Fence / Sound Panel update (J. Parrilli)
• Proposed Future Agenda Items (ID 26-5451)
• Public comment time

City Council

The City Council is meeting in a workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget. Presentations cover the budget summary, preliminary spending cap, millage rate, capital improvement plan, and revenue/expenses for the general fund, building services, and water/sewer. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion session.

• FY27 Budget Summary presentation
• FY27 Spending Cap – Preliminary
• FY27 Millage Presentation
• FY27 Capital Improvement Plan & Capital Equipment Replacement Plan
• FY27 General Fund, Building Services, and Water Sewer Revenue & Expenses

City Council

The City Council will consider several contracts, including a $2.45 million award for a new Public Works facility and agreements totaling over $4.6 million for the Caxambas Court bridge reconstruction. Other items include fee amendments for the farmers market, purchase orders for stormwater and sewer work, and a presentation on the 2026 traffic count report. The council will also hold a quasi-judicial public hearing and discuss the city manager's performance evaluation.

• Resolution amending Parks & Recreation Farmers Market fees
• Purchase order to Titan Concrete for $94,547.58 for stormwater pipe and sidewalk replacement at 742 Pelican Court
• Purchase order to DN Higgins for $56,380 for sanitary sewer lateral at 839 Inlet Drive
• Award contract to Rycon Construction for $2,450,749 for Public Works facility construction
• Resolutions authorizing FDOT agreements for Caxambas Court bridge demolition/reconstruction ($3,397,181 city share) and utility relocation ($1,265,897)

The City Council approved several infrastructure contracts, including a new Public Works facility and agreements for the reconstruction of the Caxambas Court Bridge. The Council also voted to maintain the current policing authority of the Marco Island Police Department.

• Approved $2,450,749 contract to Rycon Construction, Inc. for Public Works Facility (7-0)
• Approved $3,397,181 financial obligation for Caxambas Court Bridge demolition and reconstruction (7-0)
• Approved $1,265,897 for water and sewer main relocation at Caxambas Court / Roberts Bay (7-0)
• Approved $94,547.58 for stormwater pipe and sidewalk replacement at 742 Pelican Court (7-0)
• Approved $56,380.00 for sanitary sewer service lateral installation at 839 Inlet Drive (7-0)
• Approved amending fees for Parks & Recreation Farmers Market (7-0)
• Voted to not pursue changes to Marco Island Police Department policing authority (7-0)
• Tabled City Manager Evaluation Form for further amendments until August 17, 2026 (7-0)

Beautification Advisory Committee

The Beautification Advisory Committee is meeting to review and discuss its proposed budget for the upcoming 2027 fiscal year. This session serves as a formal budget workshop for committee members and city staff.

• FY 2027 Budget Workshop

City Council

The City Council is holding a special workshop to receive the 2025 audit results and the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) presented by CLA. No other business is scheduled; the meeting is solely focused on the audit review.

• Presentation of the 2025 Audit Results and Annual Comprehensive Financial Report by Christopher Kessler, CPA, Principal, CLA
• Review of the Marco Island 2025 Governance Letter and FY 2025 ACFR

The City Council held a special workshop to review the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The audit resulted in a clean and unmodified opinion, though two material weaknesses related to audit adjustments were noted. No formal votes or policy decisions were made during the session.

Planning Board

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review a rezoning request for the Marco Beach Hotel property, a variance petition regarding landscape requirements at 2259 San Marco Rd., and a site development plan amendment for Collier County Utilities.

• Rezoning from Residential Tourist to PUD for 560 S. Collier Blvd.
• Variance petition for minimum landscape and dimensional standards at 2259 San Marco Rd.
• Site Development Plan Amendment for Collier County Utilities at 2559 San Marco Rd.
• Discussion of the Stephens Landing PUD Live Local Project

Audit Advisory Committee

The committee will elect its Chair and Vice-Chair for the upcoming term. Members will also receive an update on the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) and governance letter.

• Election of Committee Chair and Vice-Chair
• Introduction of new Finance Director Marcia Saulo
• Introduction of new Finance Manager Chase Callaway
• Review of 2025 Governance Letter and ACFR progress
• Upcoming meeting with City Council on July 13, 2026

City Council

The Marco Island City Council will vote on several major infrastructure and equipment purchases, including a new police patrol boat and a backup generator for city hall. The body will also approve a code enforcement fee increase, amend a disaster debris agreement with Collier County, and discuss council meeting schedules. Routine minutes and employee service awards will be processed.

• Approve $1,658,476.60 contract to Rycon Construction for SWTP generator storage structure
• Approve $234,070 purchase order to Genserve LLC for Marco Island PD generator
• Approve $173,687.80 purchase order to BITDirect for 25-foot Bimini patrol boat
• Increase administrative fee for failed code enforcement appeals
• Amend interlocal agreement with Collier County for disaster debris removal

The City Council approved changing its regular meeting start time from 5:30 PM to 1:30 PM, effective October 5, 2026, by a 6-1 vote. The Council also approved several contracts, including a $1.66 million construction contract for a generator storage structure and a $234,070 purchase order for a new police department generator. A resolution allowing the Jewish Congregation of Marco Island to use its parking lot for community events was approved after being removed from the consent agenda.

• Approved moving regular Council meetings to 1:30 PM starting Oct 5, 2026 (6-1)
• Approved $1,658,476.60 contract to Rycon Construction for SWTP generator storage structure (7-0)
• Approved $234,070 purchase order to Genserve LLC for new police department generator (7-0)
• Approved $173,687.80 purchase order to BITDirect for a 25' Bimini boat (7-0)
• Approved Amendment No. 1 to interlocal agreement with Collier County on disaster debris removal (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-30 allowing Jewish Congregation of Marco Island parking lot use for community events (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-29 increasing administrative fee for failed code enforcement appeals (7-0)
• Approved minutes from June 15, 2026 meetings (7-0)

Hideaway Beach Tax District Board

The Board will review updates regarding Tigertail Lagoon and Sand Dollar Island maintenance. Members are also set to discuss the proposed FY27 budget and millage rates.

• Tigertail Lagoon/Sand Dollar Island maintenance update
• EarthTech proposal for expanded offshore borrow area
• FY27 proposed budget and millage rate review
• Financial report as of May 31, 2026

Code Enforcement Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear numerous code enforcement cases involving sea turtle protection, noise violations, and unpermitted work. The session includes discussions on property maintenance, solid waste disposal, encroachments, and the certification of fines.

• Sea Turtle Protection violations at multiple locations including Cape Marco Drive and S. Collier Blvd
• Noise violation hearings for properties on San Marco Rd, Spinnaker Dr, and Bonita Ct
• Work without a permit cases at Holly Ct, S. Collier Blvd, and Driftwood Court
• Dilapidated dock violations at Quintara Ct and N. Barfield Dr
• Certification of fines for various local entities and residents

The Code Enforcement Magistrate heard numerous cases. Several sea turtle protection cases were continued to August 25, 2026. Multiple violations were found guilty with fines and compliance deadlines, including a $2,500 fine for illicit discharge at 350 Henderson Court. Other cases were closed or compliant prior to the meeting. Certification of fines and a mitigation request were ordered.

• Continued 10 sea turtle protection cases to August 25, 2026
• Found David Boggs guilty of beach permit violation ($500+$50) and home occupation violation ($150+$50)
• Found Marco Beach Hotel guilty of work without permit ($250+$50, 60 days to comply)
• Found South Seas West Condo guilty of property maintenance ($250+$50, 30 days for permit, 6 months to comply)
• Found EBBCW LLC and Edgewater Pool and Spa guilty of illicit discharge ($2,500+$50, contractor only)
• Certified fines on 8 cases (e.g., 25-1718, 25-0238, etc.)
• Mitigated fines for case 25-1800
• Withdrew case 26-1227

City Council

The City Council will review a $180,000 increase for the annual street resurfacing contract. They are also scheduled to discuss updates on the Marco Island Racquet Center and a proposed 9/11 memorial statue.

• Increase of $180,000 for FY 2026 Annual Street Resurfacing Contract with OHLA USA Inc.
• Marco Island Racquet Center capital and operations update
• Proposed 9/11 Memorial Statue at Fire Station 5
• City Manager employment agreement review
• Waterways Advisory Committee reappointments and appointments

The council voted 7-0 to approve a $180,000 change order increasing the FY 2026 annual street resurfacing contract with OHLA USA Inc., and also approved $36,200 for noise-reducing fencing between pickleball courts at the Racquet Center. Other consent agenda items included a letter to Collier County Public Schools regarding School Resource Officer reimbursement and a reappointment to the Waterways Advisory Committee. The meeting featured a hurricane preparedness presentation and a proclamation for the nation's 250th anniversary, but no ordinances or public hearings were held.

• Approved $180,000 change order for annual street resurfacing contract with OHLA USA Inc. (7-0)
• Approved $36,200 for fencing and sound insulation between pickleball courts at Racquet Center (carried by voice vote)
• Approved letter to Collier County School Board requesting increased School Resource Officer reimbursement (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved reappointment to Waterways Advisory Committee by Councilor Dohm (consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved Revenue Workshop minutes of May 18, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved City Council meeting minutes of June 1, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (7-0)

City Council

The City Council conducts a capital budget workshop to review the proposed FY27 Capital Improvement Plan and Capital Equipment Replacement Plan. Department heads present their capital budget requests and priorities. The public may comment during the meeting.

• FY27 Department Capital Cover Sheet
• FY27 Capital Improvement Plan
• FY27 Capital Equipment Replacement Plan
• Capital budget presentations from all departments

The City Council convened a Capital Budget Workshop to review FY27 departmental capital requests from Fleet, IT, Fire, Public Works, Community Affairs, and Water & Sewer. No votes or formal actions were taken during the session. Councilor Henry proposed exploring paid EV charging ports as a revenue source, and Chair Palumbo requested a white paper for future discussion.

Planning Board

The Planning Board will reconsider a site development plan amendment for a new restaurant at Marco River Marina (900-951 Bald Eagle Dr.), a variance for landscape and solid waste requirements, and a conditional use permit for open rack boat storage. They will also discuss potential changes to fence height regulations, impervious surface definitions, and amendment procedures/fees.

• Continued reconsideration of site development plan for new restaurant at Marco River Marina
• Continued reconsideration of variance for minimum landscape requirements and solid waste disposal
• Continued consideration of conditional use permit for open rack boat storage
• Discussion on fence heights on residential lots
• Discussion on impervious surface definitions and amendment procedures/fees

The Planning Board continued three items regarding the Marco River Marina to a future meeting. The board also directed staff to draft ordinances revising fence height regulations and impervious surface definitions.

• Continued Marco River Marina restaurant plan to July 23 (5-2)
• Continued Marco River Marina variance petition to July 23 (5-2)
• Continued Marco River Marina boat storage permit to July 23 (5-2)
• Directed staff to draft ordinance revising Sec. 30-1009 fence heights (5-2)
• Directed staff to update impervious surface definitions in LDC (5-2)
• Approved agenda and meeting minutes (4-3)
• Approved April 3 and May 1 meeting minutes (5-2)

Beautification Advisory Committee

The Beautification Advisory Committee will discuss amendments to the City's Fertilizer Regulations (Sec. 18-64(g)(2)). They will also consider a donation of 10,000 trees and review ongoing projects at Leland Way swales, Calusa Park, and Mackle Park. A budget snapshot will be presented in staff communications.

• Discussion of City Ordinance amendment to Fertilizer Regulations, Article III, Sec. 18-64(g)(2)
• Consideration of a 10,000 tree donation (ID 26-5461)
• Update on Leland Way swales project (ID 26-5458)
• Update on Calusa Park (ID 26-5459)
• Update on Mackle Park (ID 26-5460)

City Council

The Marco Island City Council will discuss and take action on the next steps for Advanced Wastewater Treatment (AWT) implementation and funding strategy. The council will also consider a variance petition for alcohol sales at 989 Winterberry Drive, a noise control ordinance amendment, and a reconsideration of $849,400 in boardwalk repairs at Winterberry Beach Access. Several consent agenda items include purchase orders for well abandonment, well rehabilitation, a track loader, radio encryption, and a sodium hypochlorite supply contract.

• Discussion on Advanced Wastewater Treatment (AWT) implementation and funding strategy
• Public hearing on variance petition (VP-26-000020) for alcohol sales at 989 Winterberry Drive
• Reconsideration of $849,400 contract award for Winterberry Beach Access boardwalk repairs
• Discussion on proposed noise control ordinance amendments
• Consent agenda: $135,500 for well abandonment, $145,000 for well rehabilitation, $73,509 for track loader, $66,341 for radio encryption, $141,650 for sodium hypochlorite

Council approved the Four-Stage Bardenpho + S2EBPR treatment approach for advanced wastewater treatment (AWT), authorized up to $1.5M from water/sewer reserves for initial funding, and directed staff to issue an RFQ for design-build services. A variance for alcohol sales at 989 Winterberry Drive was approved 4-3 after public hearing. Consent agenda items including radio encryption ($66,341) and a track loader ($73,509) were approved.

• Approved AWT treatment approach (Alternative #1) (7-0)
• Authorized $1.5M from water/sewer reserves for AWT funding (7-0)
• Directed staff to issue RFQ for AWT design-build services (unanimous)
• Approved variance for alcohol sales at 989 Winterberry Dr., Marco Island (4-3)
• Approved radio encryption contract with Communications International ($66,341)
• Approved track loader purchase from United Rentals ($73,509)
• Approved building fee schedule update (Resolution 26-26)
• Approved sodium hypochlorite supply increase ($141,650)

Beach and Coastal Resources Advisory Committee

The committee will review new beach access renderings and discuss the 2025/2026 budget expenditures and 2026/2027 budget update. They will also consider a draft rodenticide video and brochure, and receive project updates.

• Review of 2025/2026 budget expenditures
• 2026/2027 budget update discussion
• Discussion of draft rodenticide video and brochure
• Beach access renderings review
• Project updates

Code Enforcement Magistrate

The Code Enforcement Magistrate will hear 25 cases involving alleged violations of city codes, ranging from dilapidated docks and solid waste disposal to work without permits and noise complaints. The agenda includes hearings on violations at specific locations such as 865 Wintergreen Court and 1047 Hartley Ave. Additionally, there are three certification orders for prior violations and two requests for mitigation of fines.

• 865 Wintergreen Court - dilapidated dock
• 1047 Hartley Ave - solid waste disposal
• 955 Fieldstone Drive - noxious plants
• 850 Palm Street C7 - work without a permit
• 600 S Collier Blvd - pruning maintenance and removal

The Code Enforcement Magistrate found 10 defendants guilty, issuing fines totaling $10,050 and ordering compliance deadlines. The largest penalty was $5,000 against Imperial Marine Construction for illicit discharge. Four cases were continued to June 30, 2026, and six cases were closed as compliant. Certification orders and mitigation requests were on the agenda but no decisions recorded.

• Guilty: $5,000 illicit discharge at 347 Edgewater Ct (case O)
• Guilty: $2,000 illicit discharge at 686 Pelican Ct (case I, contractor only)
• Guilty: $250 each for work without permit at 850 Palm St, units C7 & C9 (cases F, G)
• Guilty: $200 dilapidated dock at 865 Wintergreen Ct (case A)
• Guilty: $200 solid waste at 1047 Hartley Ave (case B)
• Guilty: $300 pruning maintenance at 600 S Collier Blvd (case H)
• Continued to June 30: 4 cases (solid waste, work without permit, business without permit)
• Closed as compliant: 6 cases (noxious plants, dimensional standards, solid waste, encroachments)

Waterways Advisory Committee

The Waterways Advisory Committee will discuss dredging alternatives and muck reduction methods, including a presentation on muck reduction and a potential backfill/encapsulation method. They will also hear updates on the Marco Island Police Department Marine Unit, review minutes from the previous meeting, and consider a white paper on canal access for paddleboards and kayaks. A proposed water quality priorities whitepaper and fertilizer code enforcement are also on the agenda.

• Dredging alternatives and muck reduction presentation (Member Rohena)
• Backfill or encapsulation method discussion
• Marco Island Police Department Marine Unit update
• Canal access for paddleboards and kayaks white paper
• Proposed water quality priorities whitepaper and fertilizer code enforcement

The Waterways Advisory Committee approved a motion to obtain quotes for a bathymetric survey of the Marco Island canals. The committee also received updates on a derelict vessel removal and a water quality priorities whitepaper.

• Approved authorization for Member Rohena to obtain quotes for a bathymetric survey of the canals (4-1)
• Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved the April 23, 2026, meeting minutes (4-0)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will review and discuss a potential privately funded racquet center facility, including revised pickleball court configurations and sound study. They will also finalize goals and updates for a presentation to City Council on June 15 covering Mackle Park Playground and field renovations. Public comment is scheduled at 4:15 PM.

• Discussion of potential privately funded racquet center facility with 16-court pickleball configuration
• Review of sound study for proposed pickleball courts
• Update on Mackle Park Playground and field renovations for City Council presentation
• Approval of April 21, 2026 meeting minutes
• Public comment period at 4:15 PM

City Council

The City Council is holding a revenue workshop to discuss FY27 revenue projections and proposed changes to various city fees. They will consider resolutions to amend the growth management fee schedule and building services fees. A public comment period is included.

• Revenue presentation for FY27 Executive
• Code enforcement fee summary and costs per case
• Resolution to amend growth management fee schedule
• Resolution to amend building services fees
• Public works FY27 permit review and inspection fees

At a revenue workshop, the Marco Island City Council endorsed staff preparation of resolutions to increase fees for code enforcement, fire prevention, building services, and right-of-way permits. Council also supported including investigation of an alternative fire rescue funding strategy in the FY2027 budget.

• Endorsed staff preparation of fee increase resolutions (unanimous consensus)
• Supported investigating alternative fire rescue funding strategy (unanimous consensus)