Collier County public meetings in 2021

Advisory Boards

This document lists the meeting schedules and associated materials for various Collier County advisory boards and committees for December 2021. It identifies which boards held meetings, which were cancelled, and which had no meetings scheduled.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Review of Cycle 10 property lists and various property summaries including Gore Parcels and Marco Island parcels
• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee: Review of Teak Wood Drive Appraisal October 2021
• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on December 6, 2021
• Emergency Medical Authority meeting on December 8, 2021
• Contractors Licensing Board meeting on December 15, 2021

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing three requests for variances and extensions regarding boat docking facilities. Two requests concern a property at 10091 Gulf Shore Drive, and one concerns a property at 164 Tahiti Circle.

• Petition VA-PL20210002276: Request to reduce side yard riparian setback from 7.5 feet to 0 feet at 10091 Gulf Shore Dr.
• Petition BDE-PL20200002573: Request for a 25-foot boat dock extension (total 45 feet) at 10090 & 10091 Gulf Shore Dr.
• Petition BDE-PL20190000673: Request for a 6.8-foot boat dock extension (total 26.8 feet) at 164 Tahiti Circle.

The Collier County Hearing Examiner convened a public hearing on December 23, 2021, to consider three petitions for variances related to boat docks. No decisions were rendered during the meeting; the examiner stated decisions would be issued within 30 days. The petitions involved requests to reduce or extend dock setbacks and protrusions at specific Gulf Shore Drive and Tahiti Circle properties.

• Heard petition VA-PL20210002276 for a variance to reduce side yard riparian setback from 7.5 ft to 0 ft at 10091 Gulf Shore Dr.
• Heard petition BDE-PL20200002573 for a 25-ft boat dock extension (total 45 ft protrusion) at 10090 & 10091 Gulf Shore Dr.
• Heard petition BDE-PL20190000673 for a 6.8-ft boat dock extension (total 26.8 ft protrusion) at 164 Tahiti Circle.
• No decisions rendered; examiner to decide within 30 days.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning changes and Land Development Code amendments. Key items include a proposal for a homeless shelter and commercial space, as well as a request for multi-family housing.

• St. Matthew's House CPUD: Proposed 150-bed homeless shelter and 130,000 square feet of commercial development at Airport Road and Glades Boulevard
• Crews Rd PUDZ: Proposed zoning change to allow up to 60 townhomes or multi-family units on 9.96± acres northeast of County Barn and Whitaker Roads
• Murals in the BGTCRA: Proposed ordinance to define murals and create a public hearing process for the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Area
• PL20210002604: Proposed corrections to scrivener's errors and cross-references within the Land Development Code
• Update to the Goodland Zoning Overlay map with no boundary change

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing experience and credit requirements for several contractor applicants. The meeting includes public hearings regarding unlicensed activity and specific citations.

• Review of experience for Medardo Gomez, Isai Perez, Cassandra Mobley, and Ever Marrero
• Review of credit for Yoslandi Martinez (Terra Nova Landscape, Inc)
• Waiver of exams request from Daniel M. Adler (Tropical Touch Gardens Center, Inc.)
• Public hearing for Tyrone F Willey to contest citation #11570
• Public hearings for Nelica Krekic (Nella K LLC) and John H. Novak Jr. (Humble Inc)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider a resolution to repeal and establish new district boundaries. The meeting also includes votes on several multi-million dollar infrastructure contracts and zoning changes for religious and residential use.

• Resolution to establish new County Commission District boundaries
• Contract for Wiggins Pass and Doctors Pass Dredge 2021-2022 with Waterfront Property Services, LLC for $2,197,180.00
• Contract for Trail Boulevard Water Main Improvements Phases 2 & 3 with Andrew Sitework, LLC for $1,546,350.00
• Proposed zoning change for a 100-seat church at 8th Street NE and 22nd Avenue NE
• Update to Parks and Recreation Division license and fee policy with an estimated fiscal impact of $1,017,291

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to review transportation improvements and safety goals. The board will discuss amendments to the 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program and the Executive Director's employment agreement.

• Amendment #3 to the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Vision Zero Safety Performance Targets for Calendar Year 2022
• Fourth Amendment to Executive Director’s Employment Agreement
• Annual Local Contribution to the Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Council

Special Magistrate

Special Magistrate Brenda Garretson will preside over hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will address issues including unpermitted construction, property maintenance, and animal ordinance violations.

• Hearing on unpermitted shed and carport at 5549 Sholtz ST
• Hearing on unpermitted pool barrier at 3171 Gordon ST
• Hearing on playground disrepair at 5396 Laurel Ridge LN
• Hearing on vacant cinder block structure at 417 School DR
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens for various property violations

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances. One proposes updates to the Growth Management Plan regarding sea level rise, and the other proposes a zoning change for a homeless shelter and commercial development.

• PL20210001271: Ordinance to update the Conservation and Coastal Management Element to address sea level rise
• PL20210000176: Zoning change for St. Matthew’s House CPUD to allow a 150 bed homeless shelter
• PL20210000176: Proposal for up to 130,000 square feet of commercial development at Airport Road and Glades Boulevard
• ACUNE Model Presentation by Dr. Judy Hushon and Dr. Mike Sevarese

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of meeting dates and associated materials for various Collier County advisory boards and committees for November 2021. It lists which boards held meetings, which were cancelled, and which had no meetings scheduled.

• Floodplain Management Planning Committee: Proposed 2022 FMP Mitigation Action Items
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Property lists for Cycle 10 and various preserve areas
• Public Safety Coordinating Council: Discussion of Criminal Justice Medication-Assisted Treatment Program grant
• Tourist Development Council: Meeting held November 22, 2021
• Water and Wastewater Authority: Meeting held November 15, 2021

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is meeting to recommend expenditures from the Tourist Development Tax. The body will discuss funding for sports tournaments and beach park facility grants.

• Up to $7,500 for February 2022 Naples Pickleball Center Championships
• $100,000 for court resurfacing at East Naples Community Park for the US Open Pickleball Championship
• $710,000 for five Category 'A' Grant Applications for Beach Park Facilities for Fiscal Year 2022

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider an ordinance amending the Land Development Code and Zoning Atlas. The proposal involves renaming and updating standards for the Bayshore and Gateway Triangle overlay districts.

• PL20210001222: Proposed changes to the Bayshore and Gateway Triangle Overlay Districts, including prohibited uses, appearance standards for outdoor display and storage, and architectural standards for single family homes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing ordinances related to the Bayshore/Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Overlay. These items involve amending requirements for a density bonus pool and establishing allocations for multifamily and mixed-use projects.

• PL2021000603: Ordinance amending the Bayshore/Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Overlay regarding density bonus pool requirements
• PL20210001033: Ordinance establishing a limited density bonus pool for multifamily and mixed-use projects of 2 acres or less

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider five petitions involving modifications to Planned Unit Developments and boat dock extensions. Decisions include requests for residential standard changes at Sonoma Oaks and a use determination for an auto repair facility at Westview Plaza.

• Sonoma Oaks MPUD: Request to reduce minimum lot width from 35 to 24 feet and rear yard setback from 15 to 10 feet for attached single-family units
• Westview Plaza PUD (3600 Westview Dr.): Request to determine if an indoor automobile repair facility is a comparable permitted use
• Lely a Resort Community (12725 Tamiami Trail East): Request for two additional wall signs (16 and 200 square feet)
• 153 Venus Cay: Request for a boat dock extension to protrude 35 feet into the waterway
• 260 Conners Ave: Request for a boat dock extension to protrude 34 feet into the waterway

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on five petitions, including requests for changes to planned unit developments, a dock extension, and a use determination. No decisions were made at the meeting; the examiner will render decisions within 30 days.

• Heard petition for insubstantial change to Sonoma Oaks MPUD (lot width, rear setback) - no decision
• Heard petition for comparable use determination at Westview Plaza (auto repair) - no decision
• Heard petition for insubstantial change to Lely Resort Community (wall signs) - no decision
• Heard petition for 15-ft dock extension at 153 Venus Cay - no decision
• Heard petition for 14-ft dock extension at 260 Conners Ave - no decision

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss a recommendation for the management of the Collier County Sports Complex. The body is considering awarding a contract to Sports Facilities Management LLC.

• Award of Invitation to Negotiation # 21-7898 for Collier County Sports Complex Management to Sports Facilities Management LLC

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization will discuss updates to the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program and review the FDOT Draft Tentative Work Program for FY 2023-2027. The board will also consider a work order for congestion management updates and an employment extension for the Executive Director.

• Amendment #2 to the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Amendments to Public Transit Grant Agreements G1J00 and G1V40
• Work order for Tindale Oliver Associates to update the Congestion Management Process
• FDOT Draft Tentative Work Program FY 2023-2027
• Two-year employment extension for the Executive Director

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss establishing registration requirements and a $50 fee for short-term vacation rentals in unincorporated areas. The body is also reviewing contracts for sports complex management and various infrastructure projects.

• Proposed $50 one-time fee for short-term rental registration in unincorporated Collier County
• Contract award for Collier County Sports Complex Management to Sports Facilities Management LLC
• Award of $247,365.75 to Coastal Concrete Products, LLC for the Peters Avenue Sidewalk Project
• Award of $674,360.23 to AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. for Goodlette-Frank Stormwater & Ditch Improvements
• Proposed budget amendment of $6,891,474.66 for Infrastructure Sales Surtax sidewalk projects

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate is conducting hearings to address various county code violations. The body will consider motions for the imposition or reduction of fines and liens related to these cases.

• Hearing on dangerous vacant structure at 331 N 15th ST, Immokalee
• Hearing on pool without a barrier at 710 27th ST NW, Naples
• Hearing on unmaintained pool with stagnant water at 4048 Trinidad WAY, Naples
• Hearing on accessory building built without a permit at 5308 Cypress LN, Naples
• Hearing on fourth offense for failure to provide county license at 130 14th ST SE, Naples

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use petitions, including a communications tower and amendments to the Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area. The body will also consider a Growth Management Plan amendment to increase dwelling units at Collier Boulevard and Lord's Way.

• Conditional Use and variance for a 147-foot communications tower at 4111 Green Boulevard
• Amendments to the Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area town and master plan
• Proposed increase of maximum dwelling units from 306 to 690 at Collier Boulevard and Lord's Way (69± acres)
• Adoption hearing for a staff proposed amendment to create a Private Property Rights Element of the Growth Management Plan

Advisory Boards

This document provides a comprehensive list of meeting dates and associated records for various county advisory boards and committees for October 2021. It identifies which boards held meetings, which lacked a quorum, and which had no meetings scheduled.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on October 11, 2021, including updates on acquisition cycle 10
• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on October 4, 2021
• Tourist Development Council meeting on October 25, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on October 29, 2021
• Public Transit Advisory Committee meeting on October 19, 2021

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is conducting public hearings to address various property violations. The board will review cases involving unpermitted construction, land development code breaches, and nuisance issues.

• Case CELU20190011289: Paving and storage in drainage easement by Pelican Lake Property Owners Assoc of Collier County Inc
• Case CEPM20210007331: Roof in disrepair at 582 Windsor Square, Naples
• Case CENA20210006442: Grass and weeds exceeding 18 inches at 2648 Van Buren Ave, Naples
• Case CEV20210004893: Inoperable vehicles stored in front yard at 1671 8th St NE, Naples
• Case CESD20210008622: Unpermitted outdoor seating structures at 1585 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is considering several petitions for zoning variances and site plan deviations. Key items include post-hurricane reconstruction requests for a marina in Goodland and a daycare center redevelopment.

• Variances for building separation and setbacks for Walker’s Coon Key Marina at 604 Palm Avenue
• Site plan deviations for redevelopment of Walker’s Coon Key Marina at 604 Palm Avenue
• Site plan deviations for a child daycare center at 5269/5275 Golden Gate Parkway
• Request for a second on-premises sign (max 150 sq ft) for Germain Toyota at 13327 and 13315 Tamiami Trail North
• After-the-fact variances for a pool, spa, garage, and home at 2035 Golden Gate Boulevard West

The Collier County Hearing Examiner convened a public hearing on October 28, 2021, to consider seven petitions. The minutes list the agenda items but do not record any decisions, votes, or outcomes. The hearing was procedural, with no substantive decisions made in the record.

• No decisions recorded in minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on zoning and land use amendments for the Estates Shopping Center and the Randall Curve MPUD. The board is also reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget amendments.

• Proposed 400 dwelling units and 150,000 sq ft of commercial space at Immokalee Road and 4th Street N.E. (Randall Curve MPUD)
• Proposed amendments to Estates Shopping Center at Golden Gate Blvd and Wilson Blvd, including potential for 12 residential units
• Contract award to LJ Power, Inc. for 53 portable 3-phase generators totaling $3,893,506.22
• Contract award to Sports Facilities Management LLC for Collier County Sports Complex Management
• Budget amendment of $1,333,776 for West Goodlette-Frank Joint Stormwater-Sewer Project – Phase 2

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations for beach engineering and monitoring services. The body is also considering the use of tourist development tax funds for a local basketball event.

• Work order with Taylor Engineering, Inc. for 2022 dune planting and exotic vegetation removal at Vanderbilt, Park Shore, and Naples beaches not to exceed $32,444.00
• Proposal from Humiston & Moore Engineers for 2022 Annual Monitoring of Collier County Beaches and Inlets not to exceed $170,512.00
• Use of Tourist Development Tax Promotion Funds for the December 2021 Kelleher Firm Hoopfest up to $5,625

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on updating the 2022–2031 capital improvement project schedules. The body will also consider a land use amendment and conditional use request for a 100-seat church in Golden Gate Estates.

• Annual update to the Capital Improvement Element schedule for fiscal years 2022–2031 (PL20210001270)
• Proposed amendment to allow a 100-seat church at the northwest corner of 8th Street NE and 22nd Avenue NE (PL20190001333)
• Conditional use request for a church on a +/-5.15 acre property at 8th Street NE and 22nd Avenue NE (PL20190001326)
• Presentation of the Redistricting Process

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is reviewing credit and experience qualifications for five contractor applicants. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding unlicensed activity citations and other contractor cases.

• Review of credit for Hector D. Martinez-Cadena (iTile-it, LLC), Natalina Capone (Signature Glass and Mirror Company), and Reynaldo Blandon (Heavenly Kitchen and Bath, LLC)
• Review of experience for Mitchell C Howard (Pure Hardscapes, LLC) and Medardo Gomez (Naples Home & Remodeling, Inc)
• Public hearing for Tyrone F Willey to contest citation #11570 for being unlicensed
• Public hearing for Charles C. Willey (B & W Paving Contractors of Southwest Florida, Inc.)
• Public hearings for R. D. Davis (Davis Brothers Asphalt Sealcoating LLC) and Nelica Krekic (Nella K LLC)

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing three petitions regarding parking exemptions, signage deviations for a mixed-use development, and a comparable use determination for a corporate park.

• Request to allow Monday operations for a 62-space off-site parking lot at 2831 Becca Avenue serving Celebration Food Truck Park
• Request for Tree Farm Mixed-Use PUD to increase off-premises directional signs to 50 square feet and allow a zero-foot setback to the north residential tract
• Request for a Comparable Use Determination for a fire station, administrative office, training facility, warehousing, and fleet storage at White Lake Corporate Park

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on October 14, 2021, but no decisions were made during the meeting. Three petitions were on the agenda: a continued request to modify a parking exemption condition, a request for a sign deviation for a mixed-use development, and a comparable use determination for a fire station. The examiner will render decisions within 30 days.

• No decisions rendered; hearing held for three petitions
• Continued petition PE-PL20210000596 for parking exemption modification heard
• Petition PDI-PL20210000868 for sign deviation at Tree Farm MPUD heard
• Petition PCUD-PL20210000661 for fire station comparable use at White Lake Corporate Park heard

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review a recommendation to award a beach renourishment contract and a congestion study for Immokalee Road. The meeting includes appeals regarding whether food trucks are permitted uses in C-2 and C-3 zoning districts. Other items include various plat approvals and grant agreements for mental health and substance abuse services.

• Contract award to Phillips and Jordan, Inc. for Collier Beach Renourishment 2021-2022 in the amount of $4,987,323.21
• Appeals by FCC Beach & Yacht, LLC and the Grider Revocable Living Trust regarding food truck permitted uses in C-2 and C-3 districts
• Approval of the Immokalee Road Corridor Congestion Study from Livingston Road to Logan Boulevard
• Contract award to ADG Architecture, LLC for Domestic Animal Services Facility Design Services in the amount of $578,508
• Subrecipient Agreements for Criminal Justice, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse grants totaling $1,106,746.60

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to review transportation planning and performance. The board will consider updates to the long-term transportation improvement program and the FY 2022 strategic plan.

• Amendment to FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• FY 2022 Strategic Plan
• Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Transit Planning Grant Application
• Annual Performance Review of the MPO Executive Director
• Letter to Miccosukee Tribe regarding Paradise Coast Trail Feasibility Study

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two development projects involving zoning changes and land use amendments. These include a proposed mixed-use project at Immokalee Road and 4th Street N.E. and modifications to the Estates Shopping Center.

• PL20190002355/6: Proposed mixed-use development at Immokalee Road and 4th Street N.E. (50± acres) for up to 400 dwelling units and 150,000 square feet of commercial space
• PL20190002353/4: Proposed amendments to Estates Shopping Center at Golden Gate Boulevard and Wilson Boulevard (41± acres) to add up to 12 residential units and reduce commercial square footage from 150,000-190,000 to 50,000
• PL20210001270: Capital Improvement Element update (Continued to October 21, 2021)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate is conducting hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will address issues including unpermitted structures, noise, overgrown weeds, and animal licensing.

• Case CESD20200011678: Unpermitted sheds at 2404 Oakes Blvd
• Case CEEX20210009283-SOCO04028: Noise violation at 481 14th ST SE
• Case CEV20210007608: Unlicensed vehicles and RVs at 1216 Rosemary LN
• Case CEPM20200004559: Unmaintained swimming pool at 4048 Trinidad Way
• Case CELU202000132 la: Prohibited storage and debris at 1500 Daffodil CT

Advisory Boards

This document lists the meeting schedules and associated records for various county advisory boards in September 2021. It identifies which committees held sessions and provides links to their respective agendas and minutes.

• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee reviewed properties including Bethune Rd, HHH Ranch Section 33, and Rivers Road Parcels
• Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee meeting on September 22, 2021
• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee reviewed a Harrington Appraisal and application for Curl
• Tourist Development Council meeting on September 27, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on September 23, 2021

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss rezoning 9.35 acres on Immokalee Road to allow for a multi-family rental project. The meeting also includes several high-value infrastructure contract approvals and updates on American Rescue Plan funding.

• Proposed rezoning of 9.35 acres on Immokalee Road for Blue Coral Apartments (234 units, 70 affordable)
• Contract amendment for Northeast County Water Reclamation Facility design: $4,819,950
• Hamilton Avenue Improvements contract award to Haskins, Inc.: $3,246,304.75
• Everglades Airpark Runway 15-33 Rehabilitation award to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc.: $1,748,853.75
• Tourist Development Council Grant requests for FY2021-2022: $8,362,600

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing recommendations for beach renourishment projects and state funding applications. The body is also considering the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Strategic Marketing Plan for the Naples, Marco Island, Everglades Convention & Visitors Bureau.

• Grant application for beach renourishment at Ann Olesky Park for $195,003.00
• Resolution supporting Florida Department of Environmental Protection budget requests for FY 2022/2023 beach renourishment
• Fiscal Year 2021-22 Strategic Marketing Plan for the Naples, Marco Island, Everglades Convention & Visitors Bureau

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a budget hearing to discuss and adopt the final budget for Fiscal Year 2022. This includes reviewing amending tentative budgets and setting millage rates.

• Public hearing for BCC Fiscal Year 2022 Amending Tentative Budgets
• Adoption of millage rates
• Adoption of Final Budget

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement and Nuisance Abatement Boards are meeting to conduct public hearings on various land development and ordinance violations. The body will consider motions for continuances, extensions of time, and the imposition of fines or liens.

• Hearing on 11750 Riggs Rd regarding unpermitted marine construction business use
• Hearing on 5329 Trammell St regarding suspected criminal and drug activities
• Review of unpermitted structures at 2515 Bayside St and 510 3rd St SW
• Hearing on dead shrubbery buffer at Tuscany Pointe Cove II Development
• Review of soil erosion control failures at 4886 Santa Barbara Blvd

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing several requests for development changes, including modifications to planned unit developments and property variances. The body will decide on requests regarding dwelling intensity, setbacks, and construction extensions.

• Savannah Place RPUD: Request to reduce maximum intensity from 20 to 17 dwelling units on 6.81 acres
• Hammock Park MPUD: Request to increase maximum fence/wall height from 6 feet to 8 feet
• 992 Spanish Moss Trail: Request for variance to reduce rear yard accessory setback from 10 feet to 0 feet for a pool deck
• 678 Palm Court: Request for a 73-foot boat dock extension
• 2831 Becca Avenue: Parking exemption request for Celebration Food Truck Park (continued to Oct 14)

The Collier County Hearing Examiner considered several petitions for insubstantial changes, variances, and a dock extension. Decisions were rendered on the Savannah Place RPUD modifications, Hammock Park MPUD changes, a variance for a pool deck, and a boat dock extension. One item was continued to the October 14, 2021 meeting.

• Approved insubstantial change to Savannah Place RPUD (Ordinance 09-03) for modifications to master plan, setbacks, intensity reduction to 17 units, and deviations (PDI-PL20210000341)
• Approved insubstantial change to Hammock Park MPUD (Ordinance 07-30) for fence height increase to 8 feet and commitment clarifications (PDI-PL20210000895)
• Approved variance to reduce rear yard setback from 10 feet to 0 feet for pool deck at 992 Spanish Moss Trail (VA-PL20200001329)
• Approved 73-foot boat dock extension at 678 Palm Court (BDE-PL20200001723)
• Continued item PE-PL20210000596 (2831 Becca Avenue parking exemption) to October 14, 2021 meeting

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee is meeting to determine if specific project expenditures align with state law and county ordinances. The body will review whether proposed spending for transportation and facility projects is a valid use of Infrastructure Sales Surtax Funding.

• Validation of expenditures for the installation of five new bridges
• Validation and scope revision for the Jail Generator and Platform and Building H Generator project
• Validation of expenditures for the J1/J2/J3/PG1 Fire Alarm Replacement project
• Validation of design and construction expenditures for EMS Station 412 North Naples
• Validation of land acquisition funds for the Domestic Animal Services (DAS) Shelter Improvements / Replacement Project

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several proposed zoning amendments and land use changes. These include requests for new educational facilities, multi-family residential units, and a church.

• RCMA Immokalee MPUD: Proposed childcare center, 700 student school, and 160 multi-family units on 62.22± acres at Lake Trafford Road and Carson Road
• Community School of Naples: Proposed addition of 3.95± acres and relocation of the CFPUD on the west side of Livingston Road
• Creekside Commerce Park East: Proposed 300 multi-family rental units on 9.9± acres at Immokalee Road and Goodlette Frank Road
• Creekside Commerce Park CPUD: Proposed addition of 300 multi-family rental units with a maximum height of 100 feet
• Iglesias Pentecostes Peniel: Proposed 100-seat church on 5.15± acres at 8th Street NE and 22nd Avenue NE

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on rezoning 9.35 acres on Immokalee Road to allow for 234 multi-family rental units. The body will also consider contracts for landfill construction and roadway sign recovery, and a federal grant for Everglades Airpark.

• Proposed rezoning of 9.35 acres on Immokalee Road for Blue Coral Apartments (234 units, 70 affordable)
• Contract for Collier County Landfill Scale House Construction to DEC Contracting Group, Inc. for $1,155,932.61
• FAA grant of $2,022,045 for Runway 15/33 rehabilitation and widening at Everglades Airpark
• Contract for emergency roadway sign stabilization and recovery services to Southern Signal & Lighting, Inc.
• Discussion on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to approve updates to the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program and the Unified Planning Work Program. The board will also discuss data requirements for the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan.

• Roll Forward Amendment to the FY 2022-2026 TIP
• Amendment 3 to FY 20/21-21/22 Unified Planning Work Program
• Appointment of a new member to the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC)
• 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Base Year Data Requirements
• Approval of the 2022 MPO Calendar

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct public hearings regarding the budget. The body will discuss tentative millage rates and the tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2022.

• BCC Fiscal Year 2022 Tentative Millage Rates and Tentative Budget
• Pelican Bay Services Division Budget Hearing

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two continued petitions. One involves a request for a boat dock extension in Bonita Springs, and the other concerns setback and height changes for the Baumgarten Mixed Use Planned Unit Development.

• Petition BDE-PL20200001106: Request for a 41.8-foot boat dock extension and boathouse at 271 3rd Street West
• Petition PDI-PL20210000379: Request to decrease minimum yard setback from 50 feet to 25 feet at Baumgarten PUD
• Petition PDI-PL20210000379: Request to limit maximum height of structures within 50 feet of Eastern Project Boundary to 35 feet zoned height and 45 feet actual height

The Collier County Hearing Examiner meeting on September 9, 2021, was procedural. Both advertised items—a boat dock extension request and a PUD change request—were continued from prior meetings, and no final decisions were made. The examiner did not render decisions on either petition during this session.

• Continued boat dock extension petition BDE-PL20200001106 (no vote recorded)
• Continued PUD change petition PDI-PL20210000379 (no vote recorded)

Special Magistrate

Special Magistrate Brenda Garretson will preside over hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will discuss issues ranging from unpermitted structures and litter to animal licensing and parking violations.

• Hearing on fence blocking a road access easement at 1815 Dove Tree St
• Animal license and rabies vaccine violations at 3380 White Blvd
• Unpermitted swimming pool barrier and maintenance at 310 Pear Tree Ave
• Vacant abandoned building maintenance at 950 Mainsail Dr
• Imposition of fines and liens for inoperable vehicles and unpermitted sheds

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed zoning change for The Shoppes at Santa Barbara. The body is also discussing a potential date for a nighttime meeting to review Land Development Code Amendments.

• PL20200002233: Proposed zoning change from Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD) to Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD) for The Shoppes at Santa Barbara
• Proposal to allow up to 150,000 square feet of retail commercial uses and 242 dwelling units at the northeast quadrant of Santa Barbara and Davis Boulevards
• Discussion of a nighttime hearing for LDC Amendments on October 7 at 5:05 p.m.

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee will meet to determine if specific projects qualify for Infrastructure Sales Surtax Funding. The body will review expenditures for transportation and facility projects to ensure they meet state and county legal requirements.

• Validation of expenditures for the installation of five new bridges
• Validation of expenditures for EMS Station 412 North Naples design and construction
• Validation and scope revision for the Jail Generator and Platform project to include Building H Generator
• Validation of expenditures for the J1/J2/J3/PG1 Fire Alarm Replacement project
• Review of 3rd Quarter 2021 Validated Project Updates

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of meeting statuses for various county advisory boards during August 2021. It identifies which committees held meetings, which were cancelled, and which lacked a quorum.

• Historic and Archaeologic Preservation Board meeting on August 20, 2021, including applications for Erjavec, Thompson, and Ford
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on August 9, 2021, regarding Gore Area and Panther Walk parcels
• Floodplain Management Planning Committee meeting on August 19, 2021
• Bayshore CRA Local Advisory Board special meeting on August 30, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on August 27, 2021

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings regarding various land development code violations. The board is reviewing cases involving unpermitted buildings, interior alterations, and property maintenance issues. Some items include motions for the imposition of fines or liens.

• Case CESD20190007261: Unpermitted dwelling and storage shed at 5006 Lake Trafford Rd
• Case CELU20210001048: Unauthorized storage of earthly materials at 11820 Riggs Road
• Case CESD20210005432: Improper silt fencing installation at 4886 Santa Barbara Blvd
• Case CESD20180015567: Unpermitted dock expansion at 149 Pago Pago Dr E
• Case CENA20210002435: Suspected criminal activities at 5329 Trammell St

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider several land use petitions, including a request to increase building heights at Moorings Park at Grande Lake. Other items include boat dock extensions and variance requests for residential setbacks.

• Petition PUD PI-PL20210000324: Request to allow buildings on two parcels in Moorings Park at Grande Lake to reach a maximum actual height of 118 feet
• Petition VA PL20210000256: After-the-fact variance for rear setbacks at 2617 Longboat Drive
• Petition BDE-PL20200001108: Request for a 12.8-foot boat dock extension at 260 Sharwood Drive
• Petition BDE-PL20200001107: Request for a 40.3-foot boat dock extension at 275 3rd Street West
• Petition BDE-PL20200001106: Request for a 41.8-foot boat dock extension at 271 3rd Street West

The Collier County Hearing Examiner convened a public hearing on August 26, 2021, to consider seven petitions, including a request to amend the Grey Oaks MPUD to allow buildings up to 103 feet zoned and 118 feet actual in specific parcels, and several variance requests for boat docks and setbacks. No decisions were rendered during the meeting; the Hearing Examiner stated decisions would be issued within 30 days.

• Heard petition PUD PI-PL20210000324 to amend Grey Oaks MPUD for increased building heights (no decision rendered)
• Heard petition VA-PL20210000256 for after-the-fact variance at 2617 Longboat Drive (no decision rendered)
• Heard petition BDE-PL20200001108 for boat dock extension at 260 Sharwood Drive (no decision rendered)
• Heard petition BDE-PL20200001107 for boat dock extension at 275 3rd Street West (no decision rendered)
• Heard petition BDE-PL20200001106 for boat dock extension at 271 3rd Street West (no decision rendered)
• Heard petition PDI-PL20210000063 for Orangetree PUD wall height increase (no decision rendered)
• Heard petition PUD PDI-PL20210001014 for Fiddlers Creek PUD signage deviation (no decision rendered)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several consent items, including tourism sponsorship agreements and rental assistance eligibility. The body is also considering a lease agreement for office space for Congressman Byron Donalds.

• Sponsorship Agreement with UWP, LLC dba Pro Watercross World Championships for $90,000
• Use of Tourist Development Tax Promotion Funds up to $10,500 for October 2021 sports events
• Lease Agreement with Congressman Byron Donalds for County-owned office space
• Clarifications to Emergency Rental Assistance 1 and 2 programs eligibility requirements
• Sponsorship Agreement for FY 2022 with Global Sports Resorts LLC dba Academia Sanchez-Casal Florida

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning change for a residential project and amendments to the County Growth Management Plan. The body will also discuss a commission continuation resolution.

• PL20210000093: Proposed zoning change from Rural Agricultural (A) to Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) for Soluna RPUD (up to 130 dwelling units) on 18.5± acres southwest of Tree Farm Road and Massey Street
• PL20210001793: Proposed amendments to the Collier County Growth Management Plan to create the Private Property Rights Element
• PL20210001271: Proposed amendments to the Conservation and Coastal Management Element of the Growth Management Plan to address sea level rise
• Proposed Collier County Planning Commission Continuation Resolution

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractor Licensing Board will review several contractor experience and credit applications. The board will also consider a contest of Citation #11570 regarding unlicensed activity.

• Contest of Citation #11570 by Tyrone F Willey (Unlicensed)
• Experience review for Timothy Brent Phillips (Marine, Seawall, Dock Contractor)
• Credit reviews for Jason D Walls (Plastering and Stucco; Drywall Contractor)
• Experience review for Daniel A Anisz (Roof Coating / Painting / Cleaning Contractor)
• Experience review for Sander Therqaj (Tile and Marble Contractor) and Johnnatan F Malagon Perez (Building Contractor)

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing on four petitions, including a request to allow a payment-in-lieu option for a required CAT bus stop at the Rockedge residential PUD. Other items include a conditional use for a liquid propane facility, a variance for a wall height at Charleston Square, and a setback change for the Baumgarten PUD. Staff recommends approval for the Rockedge request.

• Rockedge RPUD: allow payment-in-lieu for CAT bus stop with shelter (106.44 acres near Sabal Palm Road and Collier Boulevard)
• South Florida Gas: conditional use for liquid propane storage and distribution facility on Recycling Way (0.92 acres)
• Charleston Square: variance to increase rear yard wall height from 6 to 18.33 feet (Hurricane Irma replacement)
• Baumgarten PUD: reduce eastern setback from 50 to 25 feet and limit building heights near boundary
• Public comments limited to 5 minutes per speaker

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on August 12, 2021, to consider four petitions: an insubstantial change to the Rockedge RPUD to allow a payment-in-lieu for a CAT bus stop, a conditional use for a liquid propane facility, a variance for a wall height at Charleston Square, and an insubstantial change to the Baumgarten PUD. No decisions were rendered at the hearing; the Examiner will issue written decisions within 30 days.

• Heard RPUD PDI Rockedge petition for payment-in-lieu option for CAT bus stop
• Heard conditional use petition for South Florida Gas liquid propane facility
• Heard variance petition for Charleston Square wall height increase
• Heard Baumgarten PUD petition to reduce setback and adjust height limits

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to address administrative reports and budget amendments. The session includes a consent agenda for routine approvals and scheduled time for public petitions and hearings.

• Budget amendments to transfer $15,000,000 to capital funds for project expedition
• Space Usage Agreement with St John the Evangelist Church for Vanderbilt Beach Beautification Advisory Committee meetings
• Procurement Services Division reports for property disposal and contractual modifications
• Review of disbursements made between July 15, 2021 and July 28, 2021
• Approval of invoices and purchasing card transactions as of August 4, 2021

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct public hearings regarding various code violations including property maintenance, unpermitted structures, and vehicle storage. The agenda also includes motions for the imposition of fines and liens on specific properties.

• Public hearing: Boats on trailers at 1840 Harbor PL, Naples
• Public hearing: Failure to pay launch fee at Goodland Boat Park, Goodland
• Public hearing: Unlicensed/inoperable vehicles at 407 S 3rd ST, Immokalee
• Public hearing: Damaged roof at 725 1st ST SW, Naples
• Public hearing: Vinyl fencing without permit at 13694 Legacy LN, Naples

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of scheduled, cancelled, or non-existent meetings for various county advisory boards in July 2021. It serves as a directory of public notices and agenda packets for multiple committees.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on July 12, 2021
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on July 12, 2021
• Emergency Medical Authority meeting on July 14, 2021
• Tourist Development Council meeting on July 26, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on July 22, 2021

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to review several infrastructure projects and service agreements. Key items include sewer replacements, odor control improvements, and golf course redevelopment planning.

• Work Order for Southbay Drive and Center Street Sewer Replacement with Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for $758,979
• NCWRF EQ #3 Odor Control Improvements – Phase 1 Construction contract with R2T, Inc. for $424,525
• Second Amendment for Golden Gate Golf Course Redevelopment Planning and Engineering with Davidson Engineering, Inc. for $1,179,786.20
• Selection of AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. for Goodlette Frank Road Stormwater & Ditch Improvements (Section B)
• Lease Agreement with Streamline Wireless LLC for communications equipment space at 1515 Benton Road

Tourist Development Council

The Council will consider several funding requests to support tourism activities. Items include a capital maintenance grant for Beach Park facilities and various sports event sponsorships.

• $200,000 grant for Fiscal Year 2021 Beach Park Facility Capital Maintenance Program
• Up to $10,500 in Tourist Development Tax Promotion Funds for October 2021 Sports Tourism Events
• Sponsorship Agreement for FY 2022 with Global Sports Resorts LLC dba Academia Sanchez-Casal Florida
• $90,000 sponsorship agreement with UWP, LLC dba Pro Watercross World Championships

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing four petitions regarding development standards and land use changes. Key items include a 160-unit affordable senior housing project and a boat dock extension request.

• Allegro at Hacienda Lakes: Proposed 160-unit affordable senior housing for households with less than 80% Annual Median Income
• 406 Cristobal St: Request for a boat dock extension to protrude 40 feet into a waterway
• Collier Tract 22 PUD: Request to designate an ingress-egress access at Immokalee Road and Health Park Boulevard
• Isles of Collier Preserve Tract F-1: Request to establish development standards for courtyard two-family homes

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on July 22, 2021, to consider four petitions: an insubstantial change to the Hacienda Lakes MPUD for an affordable senior housing development, a boat dock extension at 406 Cristobal St, an ingress-egress access designation for the Collier Tract 22 PUD, and residential standards for courtyard homes in the Isles of Collier Preserve. No decisions were made at the hearing; the examiner will render decisions within 30 days.

• Heard petition for insubstantial change to Hacienda Lakes MPUD for 160-unit affordable senior housing (Allegro at Hacienda Lakes)
• Heard petition for 20-foot boat dock extension at 406 Cristobal St (Isles of Capri)
• Heard petition for ingress-egress access designation for Collier Tract 22 PUD
• Heard petition for courtyard two-family home standards in Isles of Collier Preserve Tract F-1
• All decisions deferred; examiner to rule within 30 days

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is conducting public hearings regarding violations of the Collier County Land Development Code. The board will address unpermitted construction, vegetation removal, and zoning issues across various properties.

• Hearing for 831 20th St NE regarding unpermitted site work and wetland vegetation removal
• Hearing for 4100 Golden Gate Pkwy regarding an unapproved sign modification
• Hearing for 11752 Longshore Way W regarding an unmaintained pool and screen enclosure
• Hearing for 1054 and 1056 Pine Ridge Rd regarding unpermitted loading dock and shed
• Motions for imposition of fines/liens for 13 separate cases, including 8770 Davis Blvd and 50 Wilson Blvd S

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is meeting to discuss the preemption of local occupational licenses under HB 735. Members will review license reinstatements and experience requirements for specific applicants. The meeting includes public hearings for two specific contractors.

• Discussion on HB 735 regarding preemption of local occupational licenses
• License credit and reinstatement review for Edward J Frank II (Residential Contractor)
• Experience review for Rafael Hervis firm application
• Public hearing for Keegan G. Weeks (Claim Jumper, Inc DBA Anchor Tree Service)
• Public hearing for Kevin G. Murphy (K&B Murphy Residential Building Solutions, Inc.)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss establishing the county as a Bill of Rights Sanctuary County and amending the Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay. The meeting also includes decisions on utility rate studies and property tax millage rates for FY 2022.

• Proposed ordinance to establish Collier County as a Bill of Rights Sanctuary County
• Proposed amendments to the Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay of the Growth Management Plan
• Increase of $5,427,219.00 for the Palm River Public Utilities Renewal Project
• Proposed maximum property tax rates (millage rates) for FY 2022
• Proposed 3.25% average annual increase in solid waste tipping fees

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider a request for an after-the-fact boathouse and boat dock extension at 166 Tahiti Circle. The petition seeks to allow a facility that protrudes 24.4 feet into the waterway, exceeding the 20-foot maximum allowed by the Land Development Code. A second item involves a requested change to the Hammock Park Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development.

• After-the-fact boat dock and boathouse extension at 166 Tahiti Circle
• Request for an insubstantial change to the Hammock Park Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD)

The Collier County Hearing Examiner met on July 8, 2021, and continued two advertised public hearings. Both items had been previously continued from the June 10, 2021 meeting. No final decisions were made on either petition.

• Continued Petition No. BDE-PL20190000674 (boat dock extension) to a later date.
• Continued Petition No. PL20200001952 (Hammock Park MPUD sign change) to a later date.

Special Magistrate

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

• Case CEEX20210005591-PR062814: Failure to display launch permit receipt at Bayview Park
• Case CEAU20210003530: Unpermitted fence at 3320 Balboa Circle W
• Case CEA20210003472: Keeping fowl in a residentially zoned area at 5308 Cypress LN
• Case CEPM20210002892: Dilapidated carport at 1900 8th AVE, Lot #70
• Case CES20210001813: Window sign coverage exceeding 25% at 4766 Golden Gate PKWY

Advisory Boards

This document lists the scheduled meetings and records for various county advisory boards throughout June 2021. It includes notices for several committees such as Affordable Housing, Coastal Advisory, and Contractor Licensing.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on June 7, 2021
• Bayshore Beautification MSTU Advisory Committee meeting on June 9, 2021
• Coastal Advisory Committee meeting on June 10, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on June 23, 2021
• Contractor Licensing Board meeting on June 16, 2021

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is considering several funding recommendations including $8,343,400 in grant requests for the City of Naples, the City of Marco Island, and Collier County. The meeting also includes discussions on beach renourishment planning and Clam Pass maintenance.

• $8,343,400 in grant application requests for City of Naples, City of Marco Island, and Collier County
• $357,739.80 for Clam Pass maintenance (Option 2)
• $36,102.00 for Humiston & Moore Engineers professional support services
• Up to $3,820 in Tourist Development Tax Promotion Funds for a September 2021 Sports Tourism Event
• Award of RFP 21-7860 'Tourism Research Services' to Downs & St. Germain Research, Inc.

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two land development petitions. One request seeks to increase a directional sign's size for the Arthrex facility, and the other seeks a buffer reduction for a townhome development.

• Petition PL20200002008: Request to increase off-premise directional sign area from 12 to 32 square feet at Arthrex Commerce Drive and Oil Well Road
• Petition PDI-PL20200000231: Request to reduce a 10-foot Type A Buffer to a one-foot buffer yard for a compactor enclosure at 8074 Dancing Wind Lane

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on June 24, 2021, to consider two petitions. No decisions were rendered during the meeting; the Examiner stated decisions would be issued within 30 days. The first petition sought a variance to increase a sign area from 12 to 32 square feet, and the second sought an insubstantial change to a PUD to allow a reduced buffer. The meeting was adjourned after public comment.

• No decisions were made at the meeting; the Hearing Examiner will render decisions within 30 days.
• Heard Petition PL20200002008 for a sign area variance from 12 to 32 square feet in the Town of Ave Maria SRA.
• Heard Petition PDI-PL20200000231 for an insubstantial change to the Olde Cypress PUD to allow a one-foot buffer at Amberton Townhomes.
• Adjourned the meeting after public comments.

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee will meet to review project expenditures and updates. A primary focus is determining if the Collier County Mental Health Facility meets legal and ordinance requirements for the use of Infrastructure Sales Surtax Funding.

• Validation of expenditures for the design and construction of the Collier County Mental Health Facility
• Review of 2nd Quarter 2021 Validated Project Updates
• Review of May 2021 Monthly Report
• Annual 2020 Memorandum Update to Board

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various land development code violations. The body is reviewing cases involving unpermitted construction, improper parking, and soil erosion control issues.

• Hearing on unpermitted tiki hut at 191 Smallwood Dr, Chokoloskee
• Hearing on vehicles parking on an unimproved lot at 5275 Golden Gate Pkwy, Naples
• Hearing on clearing over 2 acres without permits at 4792 11th Ave SW, Naples
• Hearing on unpermitted second story addition at 258 Rose Apple Ln, Naples
• Hearing on improper silt fencing installation at 4886 Santa Barbara Blvd, Naples

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to discuss a proposal to establish Collier County as a Bill of Rights Sanctuary County. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts, bond issuances for water-sewer expansion, and the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds.

• Proposed ordinance to establish Collier County as a Bill of Rights Sanctuary County
• Contract award to Presidio Networked Solutions Group LLC for $1,108,362.94 for network and security equipment
• Economic development agreement for GWR Naples, LLC at City Gate Commerce Park in the amount of $15,000,000
• Resolution to issue bonds for utility infrastructure expansion in Golden Gate and Northeast Service Areas
• Initial allocations of the American Rescue Plan Act Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning amendments. Key discussions include a commercial development at Santa Barbara Boulevard and Golden Gate Parkway and new design standards for waterfront uses in the Goodland Zoning Overlay.

• PL20200000385: Proposed Growth Management Plan amendment for 6.5± acres at Santa Barbara Blvd and Golden Gate Parkway to allow up to 21,500 sq ft of C-3 commercial use and a car wash
• PL20200000386: Proposed rezoning of 6.4± acres at Santa Barbara Blvd and Golden Gate Parkway from Estates (E) to Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD)
• PL20200001481: Proposed Land Development Code amendment for Oyster and Shellfish processing, distribution, and sales in the Goodland Zoning Overlay (GZO) District
• PL2021000603: Proposed Growth Management Plan amendment regarding the density bonus pool in the Bayshore/Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Overlay

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board of County Commissioners Contractor Licensing Board will meet to discuss emergency restricted certificates of competency. The board will also review specific contractor license applications and reinstatements.

• Review of emergency restricted certificates of competency
• Rene J. Lopez: review of experience for painting contractor
• Luis G. Patino: review of credit and probationary status
• Edward J. Frank II: review of credit for license reinstatement

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to adopt the FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program and approve 2021 project priorities. The board will also consider an appointment to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee.

• Adoption of FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Approval of 2021 Project Priorities
• Appointment to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
• Ratification of the 2021 Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan (TDSP) Minor Update
• Letter of Support to USDOT for Golden Gate Parkway Complete Streets Transformational Project grant

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner will consider four petitions regarding dock extensions, yard setbacks, signage for a mixed-use development, and a comparable use determination for a business park.

• Petition BDE-PL20190000674: After-the-fact 4.4-foot boat dock extension at 166 Tahiti Circle
• Petition VA-PL20200001291: After-the-fact variance for side and front yard setbacks at 41 Pelican Street West
• Petition PL20200001952: Temporary directional sign (10ft height, 64sq ft) for Hammock Park Mixed-Use PUD
• Petition PL20210000192: Comparable Use Determination for hospital administration at 1100 Immokalee Road

The Collier County Hearing Examiner convened a public hearing on June 10, 2021, to consider four petitions: an after-the-fact boat dock extension, a variance for setbacks, an insubstantial change to a PUD for a temporary sign, and a comparable use determination. No decisions were rendered during the meeting; the Examiner stated he would issue decisions within 30 days. The minutes do not record any approvals, denials, or tabling actions.

• No decisions were made at the hearing; all four petitions were heard and will be decided within 30 days.
• Petition BDE-PL20190000674 (boat dock extension) was presented and left pending.
• Petition VA-PL20200001291 (setback variance) was presented and left pending.
• Petition PL20200001952 (temporary sign change) was presented and left pending.
• Petition PL20210000192 (comparable use determination) was presented and left pending.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss designating the Longwater Village and Bellmar Village areas for residential and commercial development. The meeting also includes a proposal to establish Collier County as a Bill of Rights Sanctuary County.

• Proposed Longwater Village Stewardship Receiving Area: 999.81 acres for up to 2,600 residential units
• Proposed Bellmar Village Stewardship Receiving Area: 999.74 acres for up to 2,750 residential units
• Proposed ordinance to establish Collier County as a Bill of Rights Sanctuary County
• Proposed borrowing not exceeding $10,000,000 for Pelican Bay MSTU&BU capital improvements
• Proposed contract award to PWC Joint Venture LLC for $1,888,519 for Deep Injection Well Pump Station Utilities & Concrete Containment

Special Magistrate

The Collier County Special Magistrate will hold a public hearing on June 4, 2021, to address 16 code enforcement cases involving property violations such as excessive false alarms, illegal water connections, unsecured vacant dwellings, overgrown weeds, litter, and unpermitted structures. The agenda also includes motions for continuances, extensions, fine reductions, and imposition of fines and liens, as well as consent agenda items for nuisance abatement liens and forwarding cases to the County Attorney's Office.

• Case CEEX20210005078: Excessive false alarms at 3891 11th Ave SW, Naples (Ordinance 2019-04)
• Cases CEEX20210004820/4817: Illegal tampering of RPZ/backflow and unlawful water connection by D.R. Horton at Wildflower Cir, Naples (repeat violations)
• Case CEEX20210005232: Dog running at large, fourth offense, at 4585 22nd St NE, Naples (to be heard at noon)
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens on properties including 3610 White Blvd, Naples (Fortino Mendez) and 5330 Broward St, Naples (Alejandra Lynch)
• Consent agenda: requests to impose nuisance abatement liens and forward cases to County Attorney's Office

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss amendments to the Land Development Code. Proposed changes include density calculations for RMF-6 districts, notification distances for Golden Gate Estates, and rules for golf course conversions.

• Proposed LDC amendments for RMF-6 density calculations, Golden Gate Estates public notification distances, and golf course conversion sampling [PL20190002818, PL20200002505, PL20200002512]
• Proposed ordinance to allow Waterfront Sporting and Recreational Camps as a Conditional Use in the Village Residential (VR) Zoning District [PL20200002306]
• Proposed ordinance to allow Oyster and Shellfish Processing, Distribution, and On-Site Sales in the Goodland Zoning Overlay (GZO) District [PL20200001481]

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hear public hearings regarding two continued items from the May 26, 2021 meeting. These items involve proposed amendments to the Land Development Code concerning residential and waterfront uses.

• PL20200002306: Ordinance to allow Waterfront Sporting and Recreational Camps as a Conditional Use in the Village Residential (VR) Zoning District
• PL20200001481: Ordinance to allow Oyster and Shellfish Processing, Distribution and On-Site Sales in the Goodland Zoning Overlay (GZO) District

Advisory Boards

This document serves as a record of meetings held by various county advisory boards throughout May 2021. It provides notices, agendas, and minutes for committees overseeing topics such as housing, land acquisition, and beautification.

• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee: Appraisals for Roadrunner Properties and transportation tracts
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Review of Cypress Cove bathroom plans and an MOU for Cypress Cove Gore
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Initial screenings for Rivers Rd, HHH Ranch, Big Hammock, and Sanitation Bethune
• Joint meeting of Bayshore Beautification MSTU and Bayshore/Gateway Triangle Local Redevelopment Board
• Meetings of the Affordable Housing, Animal Services, and Code Enforcement boards

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various land development code violations. The board is reviewing cases involving unpermitted construction, improper land clearing, and unmaintained structures.

• Hearing on unpermitted dock installation at 140 Sharwood Dr
• Hearing on unpermitted renovations at 3050 Tamiami Trail N
• Hearing on clearing over 2 acres without a permit at 4792 11th Ave SW
• Hearing on unmaintained structure with roof damage at 696 Pine Vale Dr
• Discussion on imposition of fines for a dilapidated fence at 523 Eustis Ave

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing four land use petitions, including a conditional use request for a church and a comparable use determination for a car dealership. The body will also consider a residential setback variance and a request to waive alcohol distance requirements.

• Conditional Use request for First Haitian Alliance Church on 2.38+/- acres at 2300 County Barn Road
• Comparable Use determination for a new car dealership on 2.1+/- acres at Sabal Bay MPUD (Tamiami Trail East)
• Variance request to reduce side yard setback from 7.5 to 7.0 feet at 361 12 St NE
• Request by Swamp Axe Worldwide, LLC to waive the 500-foot alcohol sale distance from a child care center at 2487 Linwood Avenue

The Collier County Hearing Examiner approved all four advertised items: a conditional use for a church at 2300 County Barn Road, a comparable use determination for a car dealership at Sabal Bay Tract N, a side yard setback variance for a residence at 361 12 St NE, and an alcohol distance waiver for Swamp Axe Worldwide at 2487 Linwood Avenue. Decisions are final unless appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approved conditional use for First Haitian Alliance Church at 2300 County Barn Road
• Approved comparable use determination for new car dealership at Sabal Bay Tract N
• Approved variance reducing north side yard setback from 7.5 to 7.0 feet at 361 12 St NE
• Approved waiver of 500-foot alcohol distance requirement for Swamp Axe Worldwide at 2487 Linwood Avenue

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings regarding a solar energy plant. The body will consider a conditional use request and a landscape buffer variance for the project.

• PL20200001865: Conditional use for a solar energy plant at the east side of SR 29 and SR 82
• PL20200002161: Variance request for the Immokalee Solar project to allow no buffer on the property perimeter

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss designating two large areas as Stewardship Receiving Areas for residential and commercial development. The meeting also includes reviews of COVID-19 status, mental health facility leasing, and budget amendments for waste disposal.

• Proposed Longwater Village: 999.81 acres for up to 2,600 residential units and commercial/office space
• Proposed Bellmar Village: 999.74 acres for up to 2,750 residential units and commercial space
• Budget amendment to transfer $2,950,000 from Mandatory Trash Collection Fund Reserves to Solid Waste Disposal Fund
• Lease and operating agreement with CC BSG Naples, LLC for a golf/entertainment facility at former Golden Gate Golf Course
• Agreement to operate and lease the Collier County Mental Health Facility with David Lawrence Mental Health Center, Inc.

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is meeting to review grant applications for marketing and non-county owned museums. The body will also consider a professional engineering services proposal and receive updates on beach renourishment.

• Proposal for APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. for engineering services not to exceed $22,532.00
• Review of FY 22 Marketing Grants ($140,000)
• Review of Non-County Owned/Operated Museums grants ($530,000)
• Presentation on Sea Turtle Protection Program
• Presentation on Friends of the Fakahatchee Kiosk project

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings to discuss several zoning changes and growth management plan amendments. These include proposals for multi-family rental units and commercial developments in various districts.

• Proposal for 280 multi-family rental units (35 affordable) on 9.35 acres south of Immokalee Road
• Amendment to allow up to 21,500 square feet of commercial use and a car wash at Santa Barbara Boulevard and Golden Gate Parkway
• Proposed changes to the Rural Fringe Mixed Use District regarding residential density and Transfer of Development Rights
• Amendment to Lawmetka Plaza PUD on Wiggins Pass Road to add a third access drive and modify signage and landscaping
• Creation of the Belle Meade Hydrologic Enhancement Overlay

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is meeting to review contractor licensing applications and conduct public hearings. The session includes evaluations of professional experience and a request for an examination waiver.

• Waiver of examination request for Moshe Mike Mousseri
• Review of experience for Luis G. Tamayo
• Review of experience for Sergio M. Quezada
• Review of experience for Maria Castaneda
• Public hearings for Neal K. Mintz (CJMJ South, LLC) and Kristo Miska (Home & More Services, Inc.)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to approve a local roads safety plan and a transportation disadvantage planning grant. The board will also review the draft 2021 project priorities and the 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program.

• Approval of the Local Roads Safety Plan
• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2021/22 Transportation Disadvantage (TD) Planning Grant
• Approval of 2020 FDOT-MPO Joint Certification Statement
• Review of Draft FY 2022-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Review of Draft 2021 Project Priorities

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing three petitions for boat dock extensions and riparian setback variances. The body will also discuss a proposed change to operational characteristics for affordable senior housing at Hacienda Lakes MPUD.

• Petition BDE-PL20200002539: Request for 51-foot total boat dock protrusion at 168 Pago Pago Drive West
• Petition BDE-PL20200002151: Request for 46-foot total boat dock protrusion at 267 3rd Street West Lot 13
• Petition VA-PL20200002152: Request to reduce side yard riparian setbacks from 7.5 feet to zero at 267 3rd Street West Lot 13
• Petition PDI-L20200001294: Proposed modification to Hacienda Lakes MPUD regarding affordable senior housing operational standards

The Collier County Hearing Examiner approved two boat dock extension petitions and a related variance, and deferred a petition for an insubstantial change to the Hacienda Lakes MPUD. The decisions were made during the May 13, 2021 public hearing.

• Approved 31-foot boat dock extension at 168 Pago Pago Drive West (BDE-PL20200002539)
• Approved 26-foot boat dock extension at 267 3rd Street West (BDE-PL20200002151)
• Approved variance to reduce side yard riparian setback from 7.5 feet to zero at 267 3rd Street West (VA-PL20200002152)
• Deferred petition for insubstantial change to Hacienda Lakes MPUD (PDI-L20200001294)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several high-cost infrastructure contracts for bridge replacements and beach renourishment. The board is also considering a new senior leadership organizational structure for the County Manager.

• Bridge replacements on Immokalee Road and Oil Well Rd totaling $26,701,178.32
• Vanderbilt Beach and Naples Beach renourishment estimated at $7,302,924.50
• Public Utility Renewal Project for 98th, 99th, 105th and 106th Avenues for $1,405,660
• Design and permitting services for beach projects with Coastal Protection Engineering, LLC for $524,595.50
• Budget amendment of $186,475 for stormwater mowing equipment

Special Magistrate

The Collier County Special Magistrate will hold public hearings on 13 code enforcement cases involving violations such as litter, unpermitted structures, and expired permits. The board may also impose fines and liens on properties with unresolved violations, and consider nuisance abatement liens and forwarding cases to the County Attorney's Office.

• Case CEEX20210002762: Failure to display payment evidence at Conner Park, Naples
• Case CEEX20210003143: Unlawful water line connection at 15344 Motta Way, Naples
• Case CELU20210000410: Litter/outside storage at 4262 Mohawk PL, Naples
• Case CEPM20210000776: Pool enclosure disrepair at 764 Lambton LN, Naples
• Case CEEX20210003722: Fourth offense for no county license (Peanut) at 3410 70th Ave NE

Planning Commission

The Commission will consider several public hearings regarding growth management plan amendments and zoning changes. Items include a restudy of the Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay and a rezoning for a service station in Immokalee.

• Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay Restudy to change acreages and development standards
• Immokalee 7-Eleven CPUD rezoning for a gasoline service station, food store, and car wash at Main Street and North 9th Street
• Rural Fringe Mixed Use District Restudy regarding Transfer of Development Rights and density changes
• Commercial excavation permit expansion request by Stewart Materials, LLC at 2315 Edwards Grove Road
• Information regarding the creation of an SRA Town involving Longwater Village, Rivergrass Village, and Bellmar Village SRAs

Advisory Boards

This document is a comprehensive list of meeting notices, agendas, and minutes for various county advisory boards. It tracks which committees met in April 2021 and identifies those that had no meetings scheduled.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on April 5, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on April 23, 2021
• Contractors Licensing Board meeting on April 21, 2021
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on April 12, 2021
• Tourist Development Council meeting on April 26, 2021

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss zoning changes for a 19.13-acre commercial project on Immokalee Road and a communications tower on Benton Road. The meeting also includes reviews of coastal storm risk management and COVID-19 relief funding.

• Proposed zoning change for 19.13 acres on Immokalee Road to allow up to 200,000 sq ft of commercial use
• Proposed conditional use for a communications tower on .95 acres on Benton Road
• Authorization to negotiate a land lease with BigShots Golf for the former Golden Gate Golf Course
• Budget amendment of $700,000 for emergency wastewater division repairs
• Agreement to reimburse Naples Pathways Coalition up to $60,000 for a trail feasibility study

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is considering several proposals related to beach maintenance and restoration. These items include funding for sand supply, dune vegetation, and emergency dredging at Doctors and Wiggins Passes.

• Fall truck haul beach renourishment for Vanderbilt Beach and Naples Beach up to $7,302,924.50
• Sand supply award to Stewart Materials, LLC via ITB No. 21-7827
• Post-construction hardbottom monitoring by CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc. not to exceed $169,959.21
• Engineering services for Doctors and Wiggins Passes Emergency Dredging not to exceed $114,188.48
• Dune Vegetation Restoration Project award to Cardon, Inc. for $106,472.00

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board and Nuisance Abatement Board will conduct hearings regarding various land development and building code violations. The body will address unpermitted structures, unauthorized vegetation removal, and requests for the imposition of fines or liens.

• Hearing on unpermitted structures at 11700 Labrador Ln (Case CESD20180004425)
• Hearing on unauthorized vegetation removal at 4792 11th Ave SW (Case CEVR20200005901)
• Hearing on unpermitted clubhouse interior alterations at 5300 Hemingway Ln W (Case CESD20200010389)
• Motion for imposition of fines/liens for unpermitted dock at 372 Sharwood Dr (Case CESD20190010331)
• Nuisance Abatement Board hearing for Case CENA20210002435 Gebhart

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider a request to modify development standards for affordable senior housing. The proposal seeks to remove requirements for on-site dining, group transportation, and emergency notification devices. It also proposes adding a new vehicular access point to Rattlesnake Hammock Road.

• Modification of Hacienda Lakes MPUD operational characteristics for senior housing
• Elimination of required on-site dining facilities
• Elimination of required group transportation services
• Elimination of required emergency service notification devices
• New vehicular access point to Rattlesnake Hammock Road

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on April 22, 2021, to consider a request for an insubstantial change to the Hacienda Lakes Mixed Use PUD, specifically to modify operational characteristics for affordable senior housing units and add vehicular access to Rattlesnake Hammock Road. The examiner also considered a motion to rehear a prior cell tower variance decision. No final decisions were rendered during the meeting; the examiner is to issue decisions within 30 days.

• Heard petition PDI-PL20200001294 for insubstantial change to Hacienda Lakes MPUD (no decision rendered)
• Considered motion to rehear Kapok St Cell Tower Variance PL20190002701 (no decision rendered)

Contractors Licensing Board

The Contractor Licensing Board will conduct business including exam waivers and a public hearing. The agenda includes discussions regarding testing agencies and a citation report.

• Exam waiver request for Moshe Mike Mousseri
• Exam waiver request for Kenneth W. Vanderploeg
• Old business regarding Manuel Blanco dba B & B Investment Development Corp
• Public hearing for 2021-04 Kenneth David Carter dba Carter Fence Company, Inc.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five continued items regarding growth management and stewardship area designations. The body is also seeking a date for a nighttime hearing to review Land Development Code amendments.

• PL20190001837: Bellmar Village SRA proposal for 999.74 acres allowing up to 2,750 residential units
• PL20190002353: Estates Shopping Center Sub-district amendment for 41± acres at Golden Gate and Wilson Boulevards
• PL20190002355: Immokalee Road/4th Street N.E. Mixed Use Subdistrict proposal for 50.18± acres
• PL20190002292: Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay GMPA regarding acreages and Stewardship Credits
• PL20200002234: Rural Fringe Mixed Use District Restudy regarding residential density and Transfer of Development Rights

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several high-value construction contracts and infrastructure projects. The meeting includes discussions on Senate Bill 406, the 2021 redistricting schedule, and code lien reduction processes.

• Agreement No. 20-7735 for Whippoorwill Lane Marbella Lakes Drive Connection: $4,720,450 to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc.
• Invitation to Bid No. 21-7864 for East Naples Community Park Welcome Center: $2,965,622.28 to Curran Young Construction, LLC
• Work order No. 15-6469 to Layne Christensen Company for potable production well treatment: $433,269
• Budget amendment of $156,580 for the Goodlette Road Ditch Pilot Project
• Purchase of land (Parcels 127FEE and 128FEE) for the Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Metropolitan Planning Organization is reviewing several amendments to the FY 2021-2025 Transportation Improvement Program. The board will also consider use of funds for City of Marco Island projects and a time extension for the 2045 Long Range Transportation Plan.

• Use of SU Funds to cover cost-overruns on two City of Marco Island projects
• Zero Dollar Change Order for 2045 Long Range Transportation Plan (Jacobs Engineering Group)
• Amendment to the FY 2021-2025 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) regarding 5305D Funds
• Amendment to the FY 2021-2025 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) regarding 5310 Funds
• Public Transportation Grant Agreement for Federal Transit Administration (FTA) 5305 (d) funding

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a request for a change to the Olde Cypress Planned Unit Development ordinance. The proposal seeks to reduce a required 10-foot buffer to a one-foot buffer yard for a compactor enclosure and approach apron. This item has been continued from previous meetings and is now scheduled for April 22, 2021.

• Petition PDI-PL20200000231: Request to deviate from LDC Section 4.06.02.C at 8074 Dancing Wind Lane

The April 8, 2021 Collier County Hearing Examiner meeting was procedural only. The single advertised item, Petition PDI-PL20200000231, a request for an insubstantial change to the Olde Cypress PUD to allow a one-foot buffer instead of the required 10-foot Type A buffer at 8074 Dancing Wind Lane, was continued from the March 25 meeting and further continued to the April 22, 2021 meeting. No decision was made on the petition. The meeting included the pledge of allegiance, agenda review, and adjournment.

• Continued Petition PDI-PL20200000231 (Olde Cypress PUD buffer deviation) to the April 22, 2021 Hearing Examiner meeting
• Adjourned the April 8, 2021 meeting without substantive action

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners and Local Redevelopment Advisory Boards are holding a joint workshop. The session focuses on discussions regarding the Bayshore Gateway Triangle and Immokalee Community Redevelopment Areas.

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

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over several public hearings regarding various code violations throughout Collier County. These include issues such as unpermitted structures, property maintenance, and vehicle parking violations.

• Motion for rehearing: Seed to Table LLC at 4835 Immokalee RD
• Public hearing: Vehicle trailer parking violation at Goodland Boat Ramp
• Public hearing: Beach parking permit violation at North Gulf Shore Access
• Public hearing: Unpermitted sheds at 2404 Oakes BLVD
• Public hearing: Accumulation of litter and debris at 3123 Ravenna AVE

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two resolutions to designate nearly 2,000 acres as Stewardship Receiving Areas. These designations would allow for residential, commercial, and civic development in the Longwater Village and Bellmar Village areas.

• Longwater Village SRA: Proposal for 999.81 acres allowing up to 2,600 residential units and 65,000-80,000 sq ft of commercial/office space
• Bellmar Village SRA: Proposal for 999.74 acres allowing up to 2,750 residential units and 68,750-85,000 sq ft of commercial development
• PL20190002355: Immokalee Road/4th Street N.E. Mixed Use Subdistrict (continued to April 15)
• PL20190002353: Estates Shopping Center Sub-district amendments (continued to April 15)
• PL20190002292: Rural Lands Stewardship Area Overlay GMPA (continued to April 15)

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of meeting dates and associated materials for various county advisory boards and committees for March 2021. It lists which boards met, which were cancelled, and which lacked a quorum.

• Golden Gate Estates Land Trust Committee: Appraisals for Unit 18 Tract 55 and Unit 74 Tract 83
• Historical/Archeological Preservation Board: Immokalee Solar CRAS Report
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee: Presentation on Rattlesnake Hammock Preserve
• Contractors Licensing Board: Review of credit for Hector D. Martinez-Cadena
• Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee: Checklist of validated projects

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions regarding land development code deviations. One request concerns a boat dock extension in the Isles of Capri, and the other involves a buffer yard change for the Olde Cypress Planned Unit Development.

• Petition BDE-PL20200001959: Request for a 28-foot total boat dock protrusion at 4 Pelican Street West
• Petition PDI-PL20200000231: Request to reduce a 10-foot Type A Buffer to a one-foot buffer yard at 8074 Dancing Wind Lane

The Collier County Hearing Examiner convened a public hearing on March 25, 2021, to consider two petitions. The first was a request for an 8-foot boat dock extension beyond the 20-foot maximum allowed, for a total protrusion of 28 feet into a 830-foot-wide waterway at 4 Pelican Street West, Isles of Capri. The second was a request for an insubstantial change to the Olde Cypress PUD to allow a one-foot buffer instead of the required 10-foot Type A buffer for a compactor enclosure at 8074 Dancing Wind Lane. The minutes do not record any decisions made during this meeting; the Hearing Examiner is expected to render decisions within 30 days.

• No decisions were recorded in the minutes; the hearing was held for two petitions.
• Petition BDE-PL20200001959: Request for an 8-foot boat dock extension (total 28 feet) was heard.
• Petition PDI-PL20200000231: Request for a one-foot buffer deviation at Olde Cypress PUD was heard.

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct public hearings regarding various land development code violations. The body will discuss unpermitted construction, illegal business operations, and property maintenance issues. The meeting also includes motions for the imposition of fines and liens.

• Hearing on unpermitted dock at 148 Sharwood Dr
• Hearing on illegal business operation and storage at 381 17th St SW
• Hearing on unpermitted guest house and plumbing at 2515 Bayside St
• Hearing on excessive grass and weeds at 3311 11th Ave SW
• Motions for imposition of fines/liens for 11 different cases

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss utility infrastructure contracts and insurance renewals. The meeting includes public hearings on land use amendments for the Town of Ave Maria and the Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay.

• Contract for 108th and 109th Avenues Public Utilities Renewal to Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. for $12,337,900
• Proposed amendment to Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area to increase civic uses to 350,000 square feet for a hospital
• Proposed creation of the Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay on 2787.27± acres
• Property, Terrorism and Equipment Breakdown Insurance purchase estimated at $4,612,483
• Public petition from James Rosenberger regarding protection for firearm owners

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council will meet to discuss routine matters and receive reports. The agenda includes a consent agenda covering coastal zone management, beach park facilities, and the tourism division.

• Coastal Zone Management consent item
• Beach Park Facilities consent item
• Tourism Division consent item
• Marketing Partner Reports
• Tourism Staff Reports

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider multiple requests for zoning changes and land use amendments. Key items include the designation of two large Stewardship Receiving Areas and a mixed-use development proposal.

• Longwater Village SRA: Proposal for 999.81 acres to allow up to 2,600 residential units and 80,000 sq ft of commercial/office space
• Bellmar Village SRA: Proposal for 999.74 acres to allow up to 2,750 residential units and 85,000 sq ft of commercial development
• NC Square MPUD: Proposal for 24.4 acres at Immokalee Road and Catawba Street for 129 dwelling units and 44,400 sq ft of commercial use
• BCHD 1 CPUD: Proposal to change 19.13 acres on Immokalee Road to Commercial Planned Unit Development for up to 200,000 sq ft of commercial use
• Conditional use request for a communications tower on 0.95 acres on Benton Road

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board of County Commissioners Contractor Licensing Board will meet to discuss new business and conduct public hearings. The agenda includes requests for testing waivers and a review of credit.

• Waiver of testing requirements for Daniel Dupius
• Review of credit for Hector D. Martinez-Cadena
• Public hearing 2021-02: John F. Martin - Everlasting Inc (dba) Everlast Fence
• Public hearing 2021-03: John F. Martin - Everlasting Inc. (dba) Everlast Fence

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Metropolitan Planning Organization will consider several administrative updates including work program amendments and committee bylaw revisions. The board will also review recommendations for professional planning services and advisory committee reappointments.

• Amendment 2 to FY 20/21-21/22 Unified Planning Work Program
• Request for Professional Services No. 18-7432-MP for Metropolitan Planning General Planning Services
• Amended Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) Bylaws
• Amended Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Bylaws
• Amended Congestion Management Committee (CMC) Bylaws

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions. One involves a request to reduce the required distance between fuel pump facilities for a proposed service station, and the other is a setback variance for a residential tennis court.

• Petition PL20190002183: Request for a 137+/- foot waiver from the 500-foot minimum separation for a service station at CR 951 and Rattlesnake Hammock Road
• Petition PL20200002057: Request to reduce accessory structure side setback from 30 feet to 12.5 feet for a tennis court at 132 North Street

The Collier County Hearing Examiner approved a waiver to reduce the required 500-foot separation between fuel pump facilities to 363 feet for a proposed automobile service station at CR 951 and Rattlesnake Hammock Road. A variance to reduce the accessory structure side setback from 30 feet to 12.5 feet for a tennis court at 132 North Street was also approved. Both decisions are final unless appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approved waiver PL20190002183 for 137-foot reduction in fuel pump separation (Hearing Examiner)
• Approved variance PL20200002057 for tennis court side setback reduction to 12.5 feet (Hearing Examiner)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss creating the Golden Gate Parkway Overlay District and appointing a County Government Productivity Committee. The body is also reviewing several high-value contracts for wastewater improvements and land acquisition.

• Purchase of 1,046.19 +/- acres at Oil Well Road and Camp Keais Road for $13,634,670
• Contract for Golden Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements with Florida Design Contractors, Inc. for $2,671,000
• Proposed Ordinance to create the Golden Gate Parkway Overlay District (GGPOD)
• Grant application for $998,719.31 for a paved shoulder project on Immokalee Road
• Commercial Building Improvement Grant for 2059 Tamiami Trail East in the amount of $46,094

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate is conducting public hearings to address various county code violations. The body will discuss issues ranging from illegal parking and unpermitted construction to property maintenance and health safety concerns.

• Illegal tampering of County owned RPZ/backflow device at 9476 Greyhawk TRL
• Unpermitted above-ground pool with no barrier at 5072 28th PL SW
• Synthetic turf exceeding 30 percent allowable area at 6091 Waxmyrtle WAY
• Fence constructed in deeded easement blocking roadway at 1815 Dove Tree ST
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens for multiple properties

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding the designation of two Stewardship Receiving Areas (SRAs) for residential and commercial development. The body will also receive information on a proposed Town Plan that would amend the Longwater Village SRA.

• Longwater Village SRA: Proposal for 999.81 acres allowing up to 2,600 residential units and 65,000-80,000 sq ft of commercial/office space
• Bellmar Village SRA: Proposal for 999.74 acres allowing up to 2,750 residential units and 68,750-85,000 sq ft of commercial development
• Town Plan: Discussion on adding 515.1 acres to the Longwater Village SRA to form a town SRA

Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee is meeting to validate whether specific project expenditures meet legal and ordinance requirements for the use of sales surtax funding.

• Validation of expenditures for the Immokalee Road at Randall Boulevard Intersection Improvements Project (Phase 1)
• Validation of $2.45M in additional expenditures for Hurricane Resilience - Pump Station Emergency Back-up Systems (total project cost $5.9M)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to discuss the One Naples project at the intersection of Gulf Shore Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road. The meeting includes proposals to change zoning to a Mixed Use Planned Unit Development and amend the Growth Management Plan.

• Proposal to allow 40 to 172 multi-family dwelling units and 10,000 square feet of C-3 commercial use, a marina, and a ship store
• Zoning change from Commercial Intermediate (C-3) to Mixed Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD) for 5.42 acres
• Recommendation to vacate public interest in Gulf Shore Court, a 20-foot alley in Block D, and part of Center Street
• Proposed landscape maintenance agreement between Collier County and Vanderbilt Naples Holdings, LLC
• Proposed building height up to 186 feet including a parking deck

Advisory Boards

This document is a record of meeting notices and agendas for various county advisory boards and committees for February 2021. It lists which boards held meetings, which were cancelled, and which had no scheduled sessions.

• Historical/Archeological Preservation Board meeting on February 19, 2021, including an Immokalee Solar CRAS Report
• Floodplain Management Planning Committee meeting on February 16, 2021
• Tourist Development Council meeting on February 22, 2021
• Immokalee CRA Advisory Board budget work plan workshop on February 17, 2021
• Contractor Licensing Board meeting on February 17, 2021

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings to address various land development code violations. The board is deciding on cases involving unpermitted structures, renovations, and property maintenance issues.

• Hearing on unpermitted barn and guest house at 5975 Green Blvd
• Hearing on unpermitted dock installation at 308 Sharwood Dr
• Hearing on unauthorized storage and landscape business at 37165120005 (no site address)
• Hearing on unpermitted garage conversion at 2833 49th Ln SW
• Motions for imposition of fines/liens for an unmaintained pool at 3112 Gordon St

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing two petitions regarding land development code compliance. One involves an after-the-fact pool setback variance in the Parklands PUD, and the other concerns a distance waiver for an alcohol-selling venue.

• Petition PL20200001982 VA: Request for a 2.2-foot after-the-fact variance for a pool at 4121 Amelia Way
• Petition PL202000001934 ABW: Minimum distance waiver for Bayshore Wine and Food Venue to sell alcohol within 500 feet of two churches and another alcohol-selling establishment

The Collier County Hearing Examiner approved an after-the-fact variance for a pool at 4121 Amelia Way, allowing a 0.8-foot rear setback instead of the required 3 feet. The examiner also granted a minimum distance waiver for the Bayshore Wine and Food Venue, permitting alcohol sales on-site despite being less than 500 feet from an existing alcohol-selling establishment and two churches. Both decisions are final unless appealed to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approved variance PL20200001982 for pool setback at 4121 Amelia Way (0.8 ft vs. required 3 ft)
• Granted minimum distance waiver PL202000001934 for Bayshore Wine and Food Venue alcohol sales

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing the FY2022 Budget Policy and various public works projects. Discussions include water-sewer utility expansion, mental health facility site selection, and several large-scale construction contract awards.

• Award of $28,738,890 to The Haskell Company for NCWRF Headworks design-build services
• Award of $1,134,000 to Florida Design Drilling Corporation for New Tamiami Well # 40
• Award of $2,899,055.48 to Thomas Marine Construction, Inc. for Goodland Drive Rehabilitation
• Award of $3,395,000 to Cougar Contracting, LLC for Triangle Blvd Transportation improvements
• Award of $1,765,869.40 to MasTec North America, Inc. for Vanderbilt Drive utility conversion

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council will review a grant application for Barefoot Beach facilities and receive an update on Collier County beaches. The meeting also includes presentations regarding the 2020 FBUNC recap and discussions on the Alligator Alley Baseball Event.

• $49,000 grant application for Beach Park Facilities at Barefoot Beach
• Update on Collier County Beaches
• Alligator Alley Baseball Event discussion
• FBUNC 2020 Recap Presentation

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings on land use amendments and stewardship receiving areas. The body will discuss the creation of the Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay and the Longwater Village Stewardship Receiving Area.

• Proposed Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay on 2787.27± acres allowing up to 4,042 dwelling units
• PL20190001836: Longwater Village SRA on 999.81 acres allowing up to 2,600 residential dwelling units
• Discussion of a Town Plan to add 515.1 acres to the Longwater Village SRA
• PL20190001837 Bellmar Village SRA (continued to March 4, 2021)

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board is meeting to review the professional experience of several applicants and consider an exam waiver. The board will also discuss attendance requirements under Collier County Code of Ordinance Sec. 2-833.

• Discussion of Collier County Code of Ordinance Sec. 2-833 attendance requirements
• Experience reviews for Brian Buczko, Erika Ramirez, Marta Lillian Alas Bonilla, Miguel Grana, and Ricardo Robles Garcia
• Exam waiver request for Christopher Workman

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to discuss transportation planning and board appointments. The body will review the FDOT Draft Tentative Work Program for FY 2022-2026 and the Southwest Connect I-75 South Corridor update.

• Amendment to the FY 2021-2025 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Use of SU Funds for cost-overrun on S Golf Bike-Ped Project design phase
• FDOT Draft Tentative Work Program FY 2022-2026
• Southwest Connect I-75 South Corridor Update
• Amended Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) Bylaws

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing three petitions regarding land development code variances. These include a request for a boat dock extension and two requests to reduce property setbacks.

• Petition PL20200001309: Request for a 50-foot total protrusion boat dock at 75 Pelican St W
• Petition PL20200001732: Request to reduce side yard setback from 30 feet to 17.1 feet at 689 35th Avenue NW
• Petition VA PL20190002701: Request to reduce boundary setbacks for a 250-foot communications tower

The Collier County Hearing Examiner approved a request for a 30-foot boat dock extension at 75 Pelican Street W, allowing a total protrusion of 50 feet, exceeding the standard 20-foot limit. The examiner also approved an after-the-fact variance for a home at 689 35th Avenue NW, reducing the side yard setback from 30 feet to 17.1 feet. A third item, a variance request for a communications tower by CitySwitch II-A, LLC, was continued to a future meeting.

• Approved boat dock extension to 50 feet at 75 Pelican St W
• Approved after-the-fact variance for side yard setback at 689 35th Ave NW
• Continued communications tower variance request to future meeting

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a major design-build contract for water facility headworks and a bridge reevaluation study. The meeting includes a public hearing on access control facilities at Heritage Bay PUD and several land acquisitions for road extensions.

• Proposed $28,738,890 contract to The Haskell Company for NCWRF Headworks Design Build Services
• Public hearing on amending Ordinance No. 03-40 regarding gates and control arms at Heritage Bay PUD
• Approval of East of CR951 Bridge Reevaluation Study and construction of five recommended bridges
• Land acquisition agreements for the Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension (Project No. 60168)
• Proposed $5,888,065 funding agreement with FDEP for beach renourishment at Vanderbilt, Park Shore, and Naples beaches

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate is conducting hearings to address various county code violations. The body will consider cases involving illegal parking, property maintenance, dangerous buildings, and animal licensing.

• Hearings for handicapped parking violations at 13700 Tamiami Trail E, 7329 Radio RD, and 3702 Estey Ave
• Case regarding a dangerous building due to fire damage at 191 29th ST SW
• Case regarding a vacant gas station with roof and canopy damage at 17100 Tamiami Trail E
• Multiple hearings for animal license and rabies vaccination failures at 833 Church ST
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens for weeds and litter at 409 Taylor ST and 1340 Monarch Circle

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding public hearings on several land use amendments and development orders. Key discussions include the creation of a new rural village overlay and modifications to existing planned developments.

• Proposed Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay on 2,787.27± acres allowing up to 4,042 dwelling units
• PL20190002416: Town of Ave Maria SRA amendment to increase civic uses to 350,000 square feet for a hospital
• PL20200001448: City Gate PUDA amendment to add ±10,000 square feet for medical office uses and increase height to 100 feet
• PL20200002056: City Gate DOA amendment to add ±10,000 square feet of medical office uses to the DRI

Advisory Boards

This document provides a comprehensive list of scheduled, cancelled, or postponed meetings for various county advisory boards throughout January 2021. It serves as a record of public notices and agendas for multiple committees.

• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on January 4, 2021
• Land Acquisition Advisory Committee meeting on January 11, 2021
• Tourist Development Council meeting on January 25, 2021
• Code Enforcement Advisory Board meeting on January 28, 2021
• Contractor Licensing Board meeting on January 20, 2021

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is considering a request to correct a typographical error in the development standards for the Enbrook Residential Planned Unit Development. The proposal seeks to change the minimum floor area of the Amenity Area Principal Structure from 10,000 square feet to 1,000 square feet.

• Petition PDI-PL20200002077: Request to change Amenity Area Principal Structure minimum floor area to 1,000 square feet
• Project location: 65.88 ± acres on the south side of Manatee Road, approximately 1500 feet east of Collier Boulevard

The Collier County Hearing Examiner approved Petition PDI-PL20200002077, an insubstantial change to the Enbrook Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) Exhibit B, to correct the stated minimum floor area of the Amenity Area Principal Structure to 1,000 square feet. The decision was made at the January 28, 2021 public hearing. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved insubstantial change to Enbrook RPUD Exhibit B to correct 1,000 sq ft minimum floor area for Amenity Area Principal Structure

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is reviewing several cases involving unpermitted structures, construction, and land use violations. The agenda includes motions for continuances, extensions of time, and public hearings regarding residential and commercial properties.

• Motion for continuance: Unpermitted accessory shed at Folio 70721000005
• Motion for continuance: Unpermitted porch/lanai at 1742 Bald Eagle Dr Unit B, Naples, FL
• Motion for continuance: Unpermitted dock at 140 Sharwood Dr, Naples, FL
• Motion for continuance: Wooden fence repairs at 3520 Balboa Cir E, Naples, FL
• Motion for extension of time: Drainage easement violations at Folio 66679503040

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a zoning amendment to add 102.49+ acres to the Sabal Bay Mixed Use Planned Unit Development, increasing the total dwelling units to 2,229. The meeting also includes several contract awards for public facilities and infrastructure projects.

• Zoning change of 102.49+ acres to Sabal Bay Mixed Use PUD for 230 additional dwelling units
• Contract for Caxambas Pass Park Community Center to Fort Construction Group of Naples, Inc. for $1,375,401
• Contract for Naples Regional (Central) Library Refurbishment to Cosugas LLC for $1,560,000
• Contract for Freedom Park Bypass Ditch Project to Thomas Marine Construction, Inc. for $1,450,960.39
• Contract for North County Water Reclamation Facility pump improvements to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for $885,393.91

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing several agreements related to beach renourishment and inlet management. The agenda also includes a request for engineering services for Collier Creek and funding for a sports tourism event.

• Agreement No. 21CO1 with FDEP for Beach Renourishment and Inlet Management Projects
• Amendment No. 1 to Agreement 20CO3 for dredging of Wiggins Pass
• Work Order under Contract 18-7432-CZ for Collier Creek engineering services not to exceed $179,837.97
• Amendment No. 1 to Agreement 20CO2 for South Marco Island Beach Nourishment
• Use of Tourist Development Tax Promotion Funds up to $7,500 for a March 2021 Sports Tourism Event

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider public hearings regarding land use and development amendments. Items include a proposal to revise the Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area plan and ordinances for the Camden Landing residential development.

• Ave Maria SRA: Proposal to increase civic uses from 148,500 to 350,000 square feet for hospital use
• Ave Maria SRA: Addition of 40,400 square feet of mini-warehouse in Town Center 3
• Camden Landing: Ordinance to allow up to 127 multi-family residential dwelling units at Bayshore Drive and Thomasson Road
• Camden Landing: Amendment to Cirrus Pointe RPUD to rename it Camden Landing RPUD and revise the master plan

Contractors Licensing Board

The Board will review experience and credit reports for specific individuals. The agenda also includes contesting citations and conducting public hearings regarding misconduct or case reviews.

• Contesting Citation No. 10687: Guerra Hernandez Gerardo
• Contesting Citation No. 10688: Guerra Hernandez Gerardo
• Review of experience: Liduan Abin
• Review of experience and credit report: Humberto Manuel Sanchez
• Public Hearing Case 2020-09: Manuel E. Blanco (DBA) B&B Investment Development Corp

Special Magistrate

Special Magistrate Brenda Garretson will preside over public hearings regarding various county code violations. The body will discuss property maintenance, unpermitted structures, and the potential imposition of fines and liens.

• Hearing for 325 New Market Road W regarding a grocery store and restaurant operating without a Business Tax Receipt
• Hearing for 4710 Lakewood Blvd regarding a vacant building with broken windows and doors
• Hearing for 1296 Keri Island RD regarding a landscaping company operating without a Site Development Plan
• Hearing for 6091 Waxmyrtle Way regarding synthetic turf exceeding the 30 percent allowable area
• Review of motions for the imposition of fines and liens for 16 separate cases

Hearing Examiner

The Collier County Hearing Examiner held a public hearing on January 14, 2021, to consider six petitions, including variances, a conditional use amendment, and a comparable use determination. No decisions were rendered during the meeting; the Examiner stated decisions would be issued within 30 days. The meeting was procedural, with no final approvals or denials recorded in the minutes.

• Continued CitySwitch II-A tower variance petition from Nov/Dec 2020 to Jan 14, 2021 hearing (no decision)
• Heard petition for boathouse and dock extension at 164 San Salvador Street (no decision)
• Heard Wawa Florida LLC variance request for electronic fuel pricing on directory sign (no decision)
• Heard CAT Radio Road Transfer Facility conditional use amendment request (no decision)
• Heard Bowein variance request for pool/deck seaward of Coastal Construction Setback Line (no decision)
• Heard propane distribution facility comparable use request in Whitelake Industrial Corp. Park PUD (no decision)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a zoning amendment to add 102.49+ acres and 230 dwelling units to the Sabal Bay Mixed Use Planned Unit Development. The meeting also includes awards for road construction and janitorial services.

• Proposed zoning change for 102.49+ acres to Sabal Bay Mixed Use PUD to add 230 dwelling units
• Contract for Veterans Memorial Boulevard Extension Phase I and II to Hardesty & Hanover Construction Services, LLC for $2,131,949.35
• Annual base contract for countywide janitorial services for FY21 totaling $1,077,810
• Proposed economic incentive for P6NT, LLC for redevelopment in the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA
• Policy position regarding the potential expansion of the Big Cypress Basin boundary

Special Magistrate

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

• Public hearing for Case No: CELU20200000904 regarding processing of gravel, stone/concrete and earthly material without a conditional use at 10270 Immokalee RD
• Request to impose nuisance abatement liens on cases in the executive summary
• Request to impose DAS citation liens on cases in the executive summary
• Motions for reduction or abatement of fines
• Motions for imposition of fines and liens

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding an ordinance to amend the Heritage Bay Planned Unit Development. The proposal seeks to clarify the ability of property owners associations to operate access control facilities, such as gates and control arms, on private roads.

• PL20200000191: Ordinance to amend Heritage Bay PUDA regarding access control facilities on private roads including Limestone Trail