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Minutes
Cape Coral City Council Meeting Minutes for May 6, 2026. The meeting included various resolutions, ordinances, and public hearings. Key decisions involved approving resolutions for public works projects, financial agreements, and land use amendments. Several ordinances related to land development code amendments and bond issuances were also discussed and voted upon. Public input was gathered on various topics, including the Rowing Club's location and several development proposals. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
- Board:
- City Council – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-06
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Meeting adjourned
Minutes
The City of Cape Coral Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of Ordinance 29-26 (TXT26-000006), which amends Section 4.1.5 of the Land Development Code concerning projections and encroachments into setbacks. The ordinance removes current location restrictions for single-family house mechanical equipment, including generators, and removes the restriction that equipment over 30 inches in height must comply with all building setback requirements, granting flexibility for generator placement. The public hearing had no speakers. The commission voted 6-0 to recommend approval.
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Commission – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-06
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Recommended approval
Agenda (PDF)
This document is an agenda for a Strategic Planning Workshop for the City of Cape Coral. It outlines the schedule for the meeting, including call to order, roll call, citizens input time, business session, time and place of future meetings, and motion to adjourn. The workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, May 05, 2026, at 09:00 AM at The Westin, The Rosen Ballroom, 5951 Silver King Boulevard. A regular meeting of the Cape Coral City Council is scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, 2026, beginning at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers.
- Board:
- Strategic Planning Workshop
- Date:
- 2026-05-05
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 5951 Silver King Boulevard
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
[5951 Silver King Boulevard] This document is an agenda for a Strategic Planning Workshop of the Cape Coral City Council scheduled for Tuesday, May 05, 2026, at The Westin, The Rosen Ballroom, 5951 Silver King Boulevard. The agenda includes a call to order, roll call, citizens input time (maximum 60 minutes, 3 minutes per individual), a strategic planning session, and information on future meetings. A Regular Meeting of the Cape Coral City Council is scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers. No specific development projects or contractor opportunities are detailed in this agenda. This document is a collection of coded data and does not contain any discernible civic record information such as addresses, project details, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no business opportunities or public sentiment can be extracted. This document is a collection of coded data, likely from a municipal planning or public works department, and does not contain discernible project information such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or dates. Therefore, no specific business opportunities or market signals can be extracted for contractors and trades. This document contains a large volume of coded data, likely representing a meeting agenda or record, with no discernible project details, addresses, applicants, zoning changes, or decisions stated in a human-readable format. The data appears to be a series of numerical sequences separated by slashes and 'i255', which does not allow for extraction of specific civic record information. The document contains a large amount of encoded data that does not appear to be a civic record summarizing development projects. Therefore, specific project details, addresses, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, dates, business opportunities, or public comments cannot be extracted. This document is a collection of encoded data, likely representing a meeting agenda or record, with no discernible project details, addresses, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or public comments. The data appears to be a series of numerical sequences separated by '/i255', which do not translate into readable text or civic record information. This document is a partial agenda or record of proceedings, heavily encoded with numerical identifiers and lacking clear project descriptions, addresses, applicant names, or specific project details. It does not contain sufficient factual information to summarize specific development projects or business opportunities for contractors. This document is a strategic planning session agenda for the City of Cape Coral, held on May 5, 2026. It outlines the process, rules of engagement, and definitions for developing a strategic plan, including 'Cardinal Points' (strategic priorities), 'Big Picture Outcomes', and 'Bearings' (strategic goals/initiatives). The document references the 'Cape Compass 2030' and a proposed 'Cape Compass 2035' framework, highlighting key areas such as Economy, Quality of Life, Population Growth, City Services, Infrastructure, Environmental Sustainability, Public Safety, and Governance. It details past successes like utility extension projects, park development, and transportation improvements, alongside lessons learned regarding plan implementation and budget integration. The proposed 2035 framework includes Cardinal Points like 'Community Health, Safety, and Quality of Life', 'Sustainable Infrastructure', 'Thoughtful Growth and Vibrant Economy', and 'High Performing Government'. The document does not contain specific project details, addresses, or case numbers for development work.
- Board:
- Strategic Planning Workshop
- Date:
- 2026-05-05
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 5951 Silver King Boulevard
- Applicant:
- City of Cape Coral
Agenda (PDF)
This document is an agenda for the City of Cape Coral's Committee of the Whole meeting on April 22, 2026. The agenda includes several business items for discussion, such as Environmental Recreational Programs, FY2026 Utility Revenue Sufficiency Analysis Report, and FY2025 Financial Audit Presentation. It also outlines procedures for public comment and future meetings. No specific projects with addresses, sizes, or zoning changes are detailed for contractor pursuit.
- Board:
- Committee of the Whole
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
The City of Cape Coral is holding a Committee of the Whole meeting on April 22, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the Council Chambers at 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33990. The agenda includes three business items: 1. Environmental Recreational Programs (Informational Only), 2. FY2026 Utility Revenue Sufficiency Analysis Report (Staff Direction), and 3. FY2025 Financial Audit Presentation - Mauldin & Jenkins (Informational Only). The meeting will also include a call to order, pledge of allegiance, and roll call. Future meetings include a Strategic Planning Workshop on May 5, 2026, and a Regular Meeting on May 6, 2026. The FY2026 Utility Revenue Sufficiency Analysis, conducted by Stantec, indicates a need for rate adjustments to meet projected expenditure requirements and achieve targeted reserve and debt service coverage levels. The analysis also suggests reviewing and potentially increasing irrigation rates to mitigate water and sewer rate adjustments. The FY2025 Financial Audit Presentation will be provided by Mauldin & Jenkins.
- Board:
- Committee of the Whole
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Minutes
The City Council discussed the FY2026 Utility Revenue Sufficiency Analysis Report, which included options for financing water and sewer infrastructure. Option 2, utilizing Commercial Paper and Fixed Rate Bonds, was recommended and approved. This option is expected to save rate payers money and build additional capacity. The Council also discussed the Everest Headworks project, which has seen a significant increase in estimated costs from $11.67 million for rehabilitation to $31.5 million for replacement. The Cape Coral Rowing Club's placement at Tropicana Park was a significant topic of discussion during the Roundtable Discussion and Citizens Input Time, with several citizens speaking in favor and some raising concerns about spending, engineering, and training space. The City Manager provided updates on various citizen input items, including the Crystal Lake survey and auditor selection. A regular meeting was scheduled for May 6, 2026.
- Board:
- Committee of the Whole
- Date:
- 2026-04-22
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Move forward with Option 2, Commercial Paper and Fixed Rate Bonds utilizing commercial paper for major projects during construction with long-term takeout once spending is complete.
Agenda (PDF)
[5 Diplomat Pkwy E and 6 NE 16th Ter; Intersection of Santa Barbara Blvd and Kismet Pkwy; case VAC26-000003; RZN25-000008] Hearing Examiner agenda for April 21, 2026. Two hearings are scheduled: a vacation of easements and a rezoning request. A subsequent hearing is scheduled for May 19, 2026.
- Board:
- Hearing Examiner
- Date:
- 2026-04-21
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 5 Diplomat Pkwy E and 6 NE 16th Ter; Intersection of Santa Barbara Blvd and Kismet Pkwy
- Applicant:
- Donald G. Anderson and R. Dawn Anderson; City of Cape Coral
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
[5 Diplomat Pkwy E and 6 NE 16th Ter (for VAC26-000003); Intersection of Santa Barbara Blvd and Kismet Pkwy, all of Block 2297B (for RZN25-000008); case VAC26-000003; RZN25-000008] This record details two separate agenda items for the Hearing Examiner on April 21, 2026. The first item (VAC26-000003) involves the vacation of alley right-of-way and easements by Donald G. Anderson and R. Dawn Anderson to consolidate two parcels for commercial development. The second item (RZN25-000008) is a request by the City of Cape Coral to rezone an undeveloped parcel at an intersection from Single-Family Residential to Commercial to align with its Commercial/Professional future land use designation.
- Board:
- Hearing Examiner
- Date:
- 2026-04-21
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff Recommendation: Approval with Conditions (for VAC26-000003); Staff Recommendation: Approval (for RZN25-000008)
- Address:
- 5 Diplomat Pkwy E and 6 NE 16th Ter (for VAC26-000003); Intersection of Santa Barbara Blvd and Kismet Pkwy, all of Block 2297B (for RZN25-000008)
- Applicant:
- Donald G. Anderson and R. Dawn Anderson (for VAC26-000003); City of Cape Coral (for RZN25-000008)
Minutes
Case VAC26-000003 involved the vacation of plat at 5 Diplomat Pkwy E and 6 NE 16th Ter, owned by Donald G. Anderson and R. Dawn Anderson. The site is zoned P (Professional) with a Land Use designation of CP (Commercial Professional). The applicant requested approval with 9 conditions, including a cross-access easement for alley access. The Hearing Examiner recommended approval. Case RZN25-000008 involved a rezoning at the intersection of Santa Barbara Blvd and Kismet Pkwy, all of Block 2297B, with the City of Cape Coral as the applicant. The rezoning was recommended to go forward as requested. The next Hearing Examiner Hearings are scheduled for Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.
- Board:
- Hearing Examiner
- Date:
- 2026-04-21
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval
- Address:
- 5 Diplomat Pkwy E and 6 NE 16th Ter; Intersection of Santa Barbara Blvd and Kismet Pkwy
- Applicant:
- Donald G. Anderson and R. Dawn Anderson; City of Cape Coral
Agenda (PDF)
This document is an agenda for the Audit Committee meeting on April 20, 2026. It outlines several discussion items including the approval of minutes from a previous meeting, a discussion regarding a presentation of FY25 ACFR, and a discussion to reschedule a future meeting. There are no specific projects or development proposals detailed in this agenda that would indicate work opportunities for contractors or trades. The agenda does mention a future meeting on June 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. in the City Auditors Conference Room.
- Board:
- Audit Committee
- Date:
- 2026-04-20
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 815 Nicholas Parkway East, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
[815 Nicholas Parkway East, Cape Coral, FL 33990] This document is an agenda for the Audit Committee meeting on April 20, 2026, and includes minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting. It details discussions and updates on various audits, including the City Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR), departmental audits, and post-audit reviews. No specific construction projects or development proposals are mentioned. The document focuses on financial reporting, internal controls, and audit processes.
- Board:
- Audit Committee
- Date:
- 2026-04-20
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 815 Nicholas Parkway East, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Agenda (PDF)
[124 Cape Coral Parkway West; case RZN25-000006*] Ordinance 16-26 (RZN25-000006*) Public Hearing: Rezoning of a parcel of land located within Lots 20 and 21, Block 163, Cape Coral Unit 3, from Residential Multi-Family Low (RML) to Professional (P) zone. The property is located at 124 Cape Coral Parkway West. The City Planning Staff Recommendation is Approval, and the Hearing Examiner Recommendation is Approval. This ordinance amends the City of Cape Coral, Florida Official Zoning District Map. The applicant is Carlos Lerena. The property size is 10,000 SF or 0.23 Acres. Ordinance 18-26 Public Hearing: Amends City of Cape Coral Ordinance 3-26, which amended Ordinance 50-25, adopting the City of Cape Coral operating budget, revenues and expenditures, and capital budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The amendment increases the total revenues and expenditures by $11,323,646. This ordinance was brought forward by City Management. [3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace; case VAC26-000001*] Resolution 91-26 (VAC26-000001*) Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Provides for the vacation of a portion of alley right-of-way and underlying easements. The area includes Lots 1 through 41, and Lots 42 through 82, Block 4185, Unit 59, and platted easements within Lots 34 through 37, and Lots 47 through 49, Block 4185, Unit 59, and easements underlying the alley right-of-way between Lots 34 through 37, and Lots 46 through 49, Block 4185, Unit 59. Properties are located at 3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace. The City requests vacating 33,586.5 sq. ft. of alley right-of-way and easements. The City Planning Staff Recommendation is Approval with conditions, and the Hearing Examiner Recommendation is Approval. The applicant is the City of Cape Coral. [3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway; case VAC26-000002*] Resolution 92-26 (VAC26-000002*) Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Provides for the vacation of a portion of alley right-of-way and underlying easements between Lots 1 through 21, and Lots 22 through 43, Block 4278, Unit 61. Also includes vacation of interior platted easements located within Lots 19 through 21, and Lots 22 through 26, Block 4278, Unit 61. Properties are located at 3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway. The City requests vacating 17,584.6 sq. ft. of alley right-of-way and easements. The City Planning Staff Recommendation is Approval with Conditions, and the Hearing Examiner Recommendation is Approval. The applicant is the City of Cape Coral. [case TXT26-000002] Ordinance 10-26 (TXT26-000002) Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Amends the Land Development Code of the City of Cape Coral, Florida, specifically Section 1.15. Measurements, Section 3.3.6. Administrative Deviations, and Section 5.1.12. regarding height restrictions for buildings and structures. The City Planning Staff Recommendation is Approval, and the Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation is Approval. This ordinance was brought forward by City Management. [case TXT26-000001] Ordinance 17-26 (TXT26-000001) Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Amends the City of Cape Coral, Florida, Land Development Code, specifically Section 5.2.1. General Requirements and Section 5.2.7. Fences and walls, regarding general requirements and restrictions on fences and walls. The City Planning Staff Recommendation is Approval, and the Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation is Approval. This ordinance was brought forward by City Management. [North 1 East area of the City] Ordinance 24-26 Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Authorizes the issuance of not to exceed $103,500,000 in aggregate principal amount of Utility Improvement Assessment Bonds (North 1 East Area), Series 2026. The purpose is to finance and refinance the development, construction, and installation of potable water, wastewater, and irrigation water utility capital improvements within the North 1 East area of the City. This ordinance was brought forward by City Management. Ordinance 25-26 Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Authorizes the issuance of not to exceed $100,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 2026. The purpose is to finance and refinance costs of the acquisition, construction, and equipping of various capital improvements to the City's water and sewer utility system. This ordinance was brought forward by City Management. [400 Santa Barbara Boulevard] Ordinance 26-26 Set Public Hearing for May 6, 2026: Approves the Consent to Assignment and Assumption of Lease Agreement and Estoppel Certificate, to assign the Lease Agreement from PPW Cape Coral, LLC, to Ripley's Sun Splash Waterpark, LLC. The lease pertains to property owned by the City of Cape Coral, Florida, located at 400 Santa Barbara Boulevard, known as Sun Splash Waterpark. This ordinance was brought forward by City Management.
- Board:
- City Council – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approval recommended by City Planning Staff and Hearing Examiner
- Address:
- 124 Cape Coral Parkway West
- Applicant:
- Carlos Lerena
Agenda (PDF)
This document is an agenda for the Transportation Advisory Commission meeting on April 15, 2026. It lists several items for discussion and action, including updates on various transportation projects and studies. Specific projects mentioned are the East/West Corridor Study, UEP Update, Median Landscape Projects and Curbing Update, Roadway Resurfacing Update, and a Roundabout Study. There is also a discussion on the LeeTran Transit Development Plan. The agenda includes time for citizens input and commissioner comments. The meeting is scheduled to be held at the Public Works Operations Center.
- Board:
- Transportation Advisory Commission – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- Public Works Operations Center
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
[Diplomat Parkway] The East/West Corridor Study, initially completed in September 2012, is being updated to reflect current traffic data, access management, and development patterns. The update will reassess potential impacts to adjacent properties, including right-of-way needs, access, utility conflicts, costs, and redevelopment conditions. Recommendations for Diplomat Parkway include a 4-lane divided controlled access typical section in Sections 1, 2, & 3, estimated to be needed by 2035. This new road would be built south of the existing roadway, with current westbound lanes becoming a two-way frontage road. The southern alignment was chosen to avoid impacts to buildings and utilities on the north side, requiring 125' of acquisition on the southern side for a 225' typical section. The study is guided by the Multimodal Transportation Master Plan, where it is Priority Project #2. The updated study will include travel demand modeling for potential 6-laning, access management strategies, right-of-way needs, analysis of adjacent land uses, multimodal enhancements, updated costs, and operations, safety, drainage, and regional connectivity. [Cape Coral Parkway] The Cape Coral Parkway is undergoing a 6-laning update. Specific details regarding the scope, timeline, or decision were not provided in the document. The North 1 West Utilities Extension Project has achieved substantial completion for all contracts, with contractors finishing road work and punchlist items. All areas are now available for connection to potable water, irrigation, and sewer. The North 1 East Utilities Extension Project has awarded Contracts 7-10 and Master Pump Station 725, with a Notice to Proceed issued for all. Contract 11 documents are being prepared for bid. Right-of-way and easements for two roundabouts are being acquired, with truck aprons to be pavers and centers landscaped. A conservation easement issue is being addressed with FDEP. A 6' sidewalk will be constructed on the west side of NE 24th Avenue. For North 3 Design, a design amendment was approved in November 2025, incorporating roundabouts at Burnt Store Road and Tropicana, and Burnt Store Road and Kismet. Bid documents are expected by summer 2026, with a Notice to Proceed for construction by the end of 2026. North 3 Design is 75% complete. [Cultural Park Blvd, Embers Pkwy West, Embers Pkwy East of Chiquita, Viscaya Pkwy, Shelby Pkwy, Surfside Blvd, Averill Blvd and Del Prado Intersection, Tropicana Pkwy and Santa Barbara Blvd Intersection, Andalusia Blvd and Diplomat Pkwy Intersection, Kismet Pkwy East (Andalusia Blvd - Del Prado N Intersection), Skyline Blvd, Surfside Blvd] Several median landscape projects and curbing updates are in progress or planned. Cultural Park Blvd has 1.35 miles of concrete median curbing installed by city crews, nearing completion. A 61,000 sqft median landscape project with trees, groundcover, sod, and irrigation is completed and under warranty. Embers Pkwy West (1 mile) is in site prep for palms, ground cover, irrigation, MOT, and mobilization. Embers Pkwy East of Chiquita (1.5 miles) involves curbing, trees, groundcover, sod, and irrigation, with construction to begin after Council approval. Viscaya Pkwy (0.84 miles) is in the bid solicitation process for foundational landscape with trees and Bahia sod, with construction anticipated in Q4 FY26. Shelby Pkwy (0.71 miles) is in bid solicitation for foundational landscape with trees, sod, and irrigation, with construction anticipated in Q4 FY26. Surfside Blvd (1.34 miles) is developing 60% landscape plans for intersection medians. Averill Blvd and Del Prado Intersection (1.81 miles), Tropicana Pkwy and Santa Barbara Blvd Intersection (1.1 miles), and Andalusia Blvd and Diplomat Pkwy Intersection (0.75 miles) are all developing 60% landscape plans for intersection medians. Kismet Pkwy East (Andalusia Blvd - Del Prado N Intersection) (1 mile) has completed landscape design and is seeking additional funding. Median Beautification Projects (Adopt-a-Median) at Skyline Blvd and Surfside Blvd have completed landscape design and are seeking additional funding. A new Facilities Greenspace Maintenance contract is to be awarded and started April 1, 2026. A new Median Greenspace Maintenance contract is awaiting Council approval. Roadway resurfacing projects for FY2026 are underway. Local Road Resurfacing includes over 70 lane miles with a budget of $6.2 million, contractor Pavement Maintenance Incorporated (PMI), with Notice to Proceed on March 23, 2026. Major Road Resurfacing includes over 30 lane miles with a budget of $5.6 million, contractor AJAX Paving Industries, with Notice to Proceed on April 24, 2026. Pavement Preservation includes over 230 lane miles with a budget of $1.8 million, contractor Pavement Technologies (PTI), with contract awarded and Notice to Proceed TBD. Spot Paving includes an estimated 80 locations with an estimated budget of $1.4 million, contractor TBD, currently in bid process. Alley Resurfacing FY26 has a budget of $520 thousand, with number of alleys TBD, contractor TBD, currently in specification writing. A citywide roundabout study is evaluating 27 intersections for feasibility, with conceptual designs for up to ten locations and 30% preliminary engineering drawings and cost estimates for three priority locations. Public engagement activities are included. The Multimodal Transportation Master Plan, approved March 14, 2024, directs this evaluation. An LAP Agreement with FDOT was approved April 2, 2025. The LeeTran Transit Development Plan (TDP) is a 10-year guide for planning, policy, and service development. Short-term (Years 1-3, 2026-2028) service changes are cost-neutral and will involve reallocating resources from low ridership areas, affecting Routes 40, 70, 120, and 595 in Cape Coral. Mid to long-term (Years 4-10, 2029-2035) plans include improving service frequency, adding one new route, extending two routes, and introducing Mobility on Demand (MoD) service, which is currently unfunded. Cape Coral service impacts include an additional bus on Route 70, a new route on Pine Island Rd, and MoD service between corridors. MoD service is being piloted in Bonita Springs (Ultra MoD, 16.5 sq miles, $1.7M annual operating cost) and Lehigh Acres (27 sq miles initially, expanded to 38.7 sq miles). LeeTran is transitioning from Uber's platform to its proprietary 'Ultra Mobility on Demand' app (via RideCo SaaS). Fares are $3.00 per ride. MoD benefits include smaller, flexible vehicles, curb-to-curb convenience, reduced wait times, real-time tracking, and serving areas with limited fixed-route access. Proposed MoD service area in Cape Coral is not detailed.
- Board:
- Transportation Advisory Commission – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Informational Only
- Address:
- Diplomat Parkway
- Applicant:
- City of Cape Coral
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
[124 Cape Coral Parkway West; 3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace; 3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway; 400 Santa Barbara Boulevard; case RZN25-000006*] Resolution 42-26 awards a quote to Burnt Store Recycling, LLC for fill dirt for the Citywide Median Curbing Improvement Project. Resolution 77-26 approves an amendment to the Community Development Block Grant Program Action Plan. Resolution 81-26 authorizes subrecipient agreements for State Housing Initiatives Partnership Grant Program funds with Habitat for Humanity and Rebuilding Together. Resolution 84-26 awards a contract to Salty Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. (Target Roofing) for roof replacement and carport repair at Lake Kennedy Senior Center. Resolution 86-26 approves a contract with LDV, Inc. for the purchase of a Mobile Command Center. Resolution 87-26 authorizes an increase to a purchase order with Mason Evans, Inc. (Diamond Investigations and Security) for security services at the Southwest Reservoir. Resolution 88-26 approves a work authorization with AREX Builders Corp. for renovations to the Pelican Baseball Complex. Ordinance 16-26 rezones property from Residential Multi-Family Low (RML) to Professional (P). Ordinance 18-26 amends the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. Resolution 91-26 and Resolution 92-26 propose vacating portions of alley right-of-way and easements. Ordinance 10-26 and Ordinance 17-26 propose amendments to the Land Development Code regarding height restrictions and fences/walls. Ordinance 24-26 and Ordinance 25-26 authorize the issuance of Utility Improvement Assessment Bonds and Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds. Ordinance 26-26 approves the assignment of a lease agreement for Sun Splash Waterpark. [case SHIP2526-2026-534115-227145 (Habitat for Humanity Homeownership), SHIP25-26-2026-534115-227177 (Habitat for Humanity Administration)] The City of Cape Coral is entering into subrecipient agreements with Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties, Inc. and Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc. to implement the State Housing Initiative Partnership Program (SHIP). The City's allocation for 2025-2026 is $1,535,897. Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties, Inc. will receive up to $562,307 for Homeownership (Construction and Redevelopment) activities, aiming to assist a minimum of four households, including at least one very low-income household and two for persons with special needs, by June 30, 2028. Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc. will receive up to $10,000 for SHIP Subrecipient Administration, also ending June 30, 2028. [400 Santa Barbara Boulevard; case QPW2694MR] The City of Cape Coral is awarding a contract to Salty Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc., Doing Business As Target Roofing, for the roof replacement and carport repair at the Lake Kennedy Senior Center. The project involves removing the existing shingle roof and installing a new standing seam metal roof system, as well as replacing a 30-foot wooden beam under the carport. The original roof, installed in 2003, sustained significant damage from hurricanes, including Hurricane Ian in 2022, and was rated 'D-' in 2023. The contract amount is $160,341.89, with an additional $8,017.09 for a City-controlled contingency, totaling $168,358.98. The project duration is 120 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed. Staff recommends this award as Target Roofing submitted the lowest acceptable quote. [400 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33991; case #2302] This document contains details for two separate projects. The first is a roof replacement at Lake Kennedy Recreation Center. The second is a purchase of a Mobile Command Center for the Cape Coral Police Department. The third is an increase to a purchase order for security services at the Southwest Reservoir. [case Resolution 86-26, Contract No. PPD2693DB] City Council approved the purchase of a Mobile Command Center for the Police Department. The current vehicle is outdated and experiencing increased maintenance requirements and diminished reliability. The new vehicle will improve operational efficiency and enhance communication capabilities. [16470 Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda, Florida 33955; case Purchase Order No. 26501996, Resolution 87-26] City Council authorized an increase to a purchase order for security services at the Southwest Reservoir. The City purchased the property in May 2025 and requires around-the-clock security to protect assets and prevent insurance claims. [16470 Tamiami Trl, Punta Gorda, FL 33955 (for security services); Pelican Baseball Complex (for renovations); case PO# 26501996 (for security services); Work Authorization Form No. AB-07, Master Agreement No. RPW2371MM-B (for renovations)] This document details a change order for security services at the City's Northeast Reservoir. Mason Evans, Inc. dba Diamond Investigations and Security was awarded the initial work as the lowest acceptable quoter. The current request is to increase the purchase order amount by $150,000 to a total of $249,000 for 24/7 security services. This is necessary until a permanent perimeter fence is installed. The services are provided under Purchase Order # 26501996. The document also outlines a separate project for renovations to the Pelican Baseball Complex, associated with Project Sparkle, for a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $655,705.25, awarded to AREX Builders Corp. utilizing Master Agreement # RPW2371MM-B. This project involves site, field, concession, and restroom improvements to enhance safety, accessibility, and overall facility condition. [Tropicana Park; case Resolution 102-26] City Council approved a License Agreement for the Cape Coral Rowing Club, Inc. to use City-owned property at Tropicana Park for recreational instruction, training in crew rowing, and storage of associated equipment. The agreement commences July 1, 2026, for ten years with three five-year renewal options. The property is located at Tropicana Park. [124 Cape Coral Parkway West; case RZN25-000006 / Ordinance 16-26] A rezoning request for a parcel at 124 Cape Coral Parkway West, from Residential Multi-Family Low (RML) to Professional (P) zoning. The property is 0.23 acres (10,000 sq ft) and is currently vacant. The rezoning aligns the zoning with the existing Commercial/Professional Future Land Use classification and is intended to allow for non-residential development, potentially in conjunction with an adjacent property owned by the applicant. City Planning Staff and the Hearing Examiner recommended approval. [case Ordinance 18-26] This item concerns a budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2026, increasing total revenues and expenditures by $11,323,646. This is a routine budget adjustment and is exempt from business impact estimates. The Rental Registration Fund (Fund 148) budget is amended to recognize anticipated program revenue and expenditures. This includes an increase in Charges for Service revenue by $2,250,000. Expenditures are increased for Personnel Services by $149,541, Operating by $2,005,459, and Capital Outlay by $95,000. This amendment is associated with Resolution 279-25 establishing rental registration and late fees. [Oasis Sports Complex] The Charter School Capital Project Fund (Fund 321) budget is amended to recognize additional debt proceeds needed to cover costs associated with the purchase of wetland mitigation credits for the Oasis Sports Complex. This involves an increase in Debt Proceeds revenue by $208,800 and an increase in Capital Outlay expenditures by $208,800. This amendment is associated with Resolution 6-26. The Police Confiscation State Fund (Fund 121) budget is amended to utilize fund balance to purchase equipment for crime prevention, in compliance with Florida Statute Section 932.7055. This involves an increase in Use of Fund Balance revenue by $61,314 and an increase in Capital Outlay expenditures by $61,314. This amendment is associated with Resolution 13-26. The Police Grants Fund (Fund 126) budget is amended to recognize a reimbursable grant award of $6,000 from the State of Florida, Department of Transportation for the Drug Recognition Expert Call-Out program. This involves an increase in Intergovernmental revenue by $6,000 and an increase in Personnel Services expenditures by $6,000. This amendment is associated with Resolution 14-26. The Police Grants Fund (Fund 126) budget is amended to recognize a reimbursable grant award of $127,138 from the State of Florida, Department of Legal Affairs for the Victims of Crime Services program. This involves an increase in Intergovernmental revenue by $127,138 and an increase in Personnel Services expenditures by $127,138. This amendment is associated with Resolution 15-26. The Fire Grants Fund (Fund 131) budget is amended to recognize a grant award of $25,296 from the State of Florida, Department of Financial Services for the Firefighter Cancer Decontamination Grant, with a City match requirement of $14,704. This involves an increase in Intergovernmental revenue by $25,296 and an increase in Transfers In by $14,704, totaling $40,000. Expenditures increase by $40,000 for Capital Outlay. Concurrently, the Fire Operations Fund (Fund 132) budget is adjusted with a decrease in Operating expenditures by $14,704 and an increase in Transfers Out by $14,704 to transfer the City's matching funds. This amendment is associated with Resolution 21-26. [Cape Coral Northeast Reservoir Project, US-41] The Water and Sewer Utility Fund (Fund 400-427) budget is amended to recognize a grant of $6,000,000 from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for the construction of the Cape Coral Northeast Reservoir Project, including a 3.2 mile 36-inch pipeline on US-41 and a new pump station. This involves an increase in Intergovernmental revenue by $6,000,000 and an increase in Capital Outlay expenditures by $6,000,000. This amendment is associated with Resolution 22-26. The Police Grants Fund (Fund 126) budget is amended to recognize a reimbursable grant award of $15,000 from the Florida Department of Transportation for on-street overtime operations specific to pedestrian, bicycle safety, and driving behaviors. This involves an increase in Intergovernmental revenue by $15,000 and an increase in Personnel Services expenditures by $15,000. This amendment is associated with Resolution 32-26. [Washington, D.C.] The General Fund (Fund 001) budget is amended to recognize donations for the Youth Council to attend the National League of Cities Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C. This involves an increase in Miscellaneous revenue by $23,495 and an increase in Operating expenditures by $23,495. [Festival Park] The General Fund (Fund 001) budget is amended to add funds for the anticipated expenditures for Coconut Fest at the new Festival Park. This involves an increase in Operating expenditures by $500,000, offset by a decrease in Reserves by $421,040 and an increase in Use of Fund Balance by $78,960. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Fund (Fund 150) budget is amended to appropriate the Fiscal Year 2025 remaining balance to capital improvements and adjust the transfer in from the General Fund due to a reduction in the millage rate. This involves an increase in Use of Fund Balance revenue by $642,466 and a decrease in Transfers In by $60,601. Expenditures increase by $642,466 for Transfers Out and decrease by $60,601 for Operating. The CRA Capital Project Fund (Fund 315) budget is also amended with an increase in Transfers In by $642,466 and an increase in Capital Outlay by $642,466. The General Fund (Fund 001) budget is adjusted to reappropriate the transfer out for road resurfacing, with a decrease in Transfers Out by $60,601 and an increase in Public Works by $60,601. These amendments are associated with CRA Board Resolution 5-26. [case Resolution 1-26] The Charter School Authority budget is amended to reflect changes approved by the Charter School Authority Board via Resolution 1-26. This includes an increase in Use of Fund Balance revenue by $1,005,797 and an increase in Intergovernmental revenue by $282,811. Expenditures increase by $318,111 for Operating and by $970,497 for Capital Outlay. Additionally, the Charter School Authority's Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) count increases by 2.81 for Contract Counselors and Contract Junior Counselors for the Before and After program. [3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace; case VAC26-000001] The City of Cape Coral is requesting the vacation of a 20-foot wide alley right-of-way and associated easements within Block 4185, Unit 59. This action will allow the City to combine six of its owned sites to construct a master pump station. The project is located between Tropicana Parkway and NW 7th Terrace. The City Planning Staff and Hearing Examiner recommended approval with conditions. Utility providers Comcast, LCEC, and Lumen have provided letters of no objection, with stipulations regarding potential facility relocation costs and the retention of a six-foot perimeter easement by LCEC. The vacation is intended to facilitate the development of centralized utilities for the North 3 Utility Expansion Project. [3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace; case VAC26-000001] The City of Cape Coral is requesting the vacation of a 20-foot-wide alley right-of-way and underlying easements within Block 4185, Unit 59. This vacation will unify City-owned sites on the north and south sides of the block to facilitate the design and construction of a master pump station for extending centralized utilities to the North 3 UEP Area. The recommendation is for approval with conditions. Public comment consisted of two phone calls from individuals requesting information. [3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway; case VAC26-000002] The City of Cape Coral requests the vacation of 17,584.6 sq. ft. of alley right-of-way and underlying easements between Lots 1-21 and Lots 22-43 in Block 4278, Unit 61, as well as interior platted easements within Lots 19-21 and Lots 22-26. This vacation will allow five City-owned sites to be joined for the construction of a master pump station for the North 3 Utility Expansion Project. Staff and Hearing Examiner recommend approval with conditions. Public comment consisted of letters of no objection from Comcast, LCEC, and Lumen, with LCEC requiring a continuous perimeter easement. [3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway; case VAC26-000002] The City of Cape Coral is requesting the vacation of a platted alley and underlying easements within Block 4278, Unit 61, Cape Coral Subdivision, to facilitate the consolidation of City-owned lots for the construction of a master pump station. The vacation area is 0.40 acres. The City will retain six-foot-wide easements at each end of the vacated alley and around the consolidated City site. Utility providers Comcast, LCEC, and Lumen have no objection. The developer will be responsible for any utility relocation or repair costs. The request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and LDC standards. Staff recommends approval with conditions. [case Ordinance 10-26 (TXT26-000002)] Ordinance 10-26 proposes amendments to the Land Development Code (LDC) regarding height requirements for buildings and structures. The amendments aim to eliminate inconsistencies in how building height is measured, clarify measurement for structures not defined as buildings, provide a deviation process for minor height increases (up to 10%) subject to review, and exempt buildings and structures on City properties from height restrictions. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (4-3). Staff recommends approval. [case Ordinance 17-26 (TXT26-000001)] Ordinance 17-26 proposes amendments to the Land Development Code (LDC) Sections 5.2.1 and 5.2.7 concerning fences and walls. The amendments aim to eliminate inconsistencies and duplications, provide clarity, and offer flexibility for minor relief from setback, height, and material requirements. New language is included for emergency response exceptions and administrative deviations. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval. Staff recommends approval. [North 1 East Area; case Ordinance 24-26] Ordinance 24-26 authorizes the issuance of not to exceed $103,500,000 in aggregate principal amount of Utility Improvement Assessment Bonds (North 1 East Area), Series 2026. These bonds will finance and refinance the development, construction, and installation of potable water, wastewater, and irrigation water utility capital improvements within the North 1 East area. The bonds are secured by special assessment proceeds and potentially net revenues from the City's water and sewer utility system. Staff recommends approval. [case Ordinance 25-26] Ordinance 25-26 authorizes the issuance of not to exceed $100,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 2026. These bonds will finance and refinance costs for the acquisition, construction, and equipping of various capital improvements to the City's water and sewer utility system. The bonds are secured by pledged funds from the water and sewer utility system. Staff recommends approval. [400 Santa Barbara Boulevard (Sun Splash Waterpark); case Ordinance 26-26] Ordinance 26-26 approves the Consent to Assignment and Assumption of Lease Agreement and Estoppel Certificate for Sun Splash Waterpark, located at 400 Santa Barbara Boulevard. The lease agreement, originally between the City and PPW Cape Coral, LLC, will be assigned to Ripley’s Sun Splash Waterpark, LLC. All existing lease terms and conditions remain unchanged. The City Manager or designee is authorized to execute the necessary documents. Staff recommends approval. This document is a statement on environmental sustainability for Cape Coral, focusing on preserving natural resources. It does not contain specific project details, applicant information, case numbers, decisions, or public comment.
- Board:
- City Council – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approved (Resolution 42-26, 77-26, 81-26, 84-26, 86-26, 87-26, 88-26, Ordinance 16-26, Ordinance 18-26, Resolution 91-26, Resolution 92-26, Ordinance 10-26, Ordinance 17-26, Ordinance 24-26, Ordinance 25-26, Ordinance 26-26)
- Address:
- 124 Cape Coral Parkway West; 3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace; 3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway; 400 Santa Barbara Boulevard
- Applicant:
- Carlos Lerena; City of Cape Coral; PPW Cape Coral, LLC (assignor); Ripley’s Sun Splash Waterpark, LLC (assignee)
Minutes
The Cape Coral Transportation Advisory Commission met on April 15, 2026. The meeting included discussions on the East/West Corridor Study, Cape Coral Parkway 6 Laning Update, UEP Update, Median Landscape Projects and Curbing Update, Roadway Resurfacing Update, Roundabout Study Update, and MPO Issues. A workshop discussion was held on the Lee Tran Transit Development Plan. The commission also discussed MPO Board matters, including canceling the May 20, 2026 meeting. Commissioner Lastra inquired about safety at the El Dorado and Embers intersection. The next meeting is scheduled for June 3, 2026.
- Board:
- Transportation Advisory Commission – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-15
- Type:
- Minutes
Minutes
[124 Cape Coral Parkway West; case RZN25-000006] Ordinance 16-26 rezones a parcel of land from Residential Multi-Family Low (RML) to Professional (P) zone. The property is located at 124 Cape Coral Parkway West. The City Planning Staff and Hearing Examiner recommended approval. The City Council adopted the ordinance. Ordinance 18-26 amends the City of Cape Coral operating budget, revenues and expenditures, and capital budget for Fiscal Year 2026, increasing total revenues and expenditures by $11,323,646. A resident commented that some items in the budget were not needed. The City Council adopted the ordinance. [3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace; case VAC26-000001] Resolution 91-26 sets a public hearing for May 6, 2026, to consider the vacation of a portion of alley right-of-way and underlying easements between Lots 1 through 41, and Lots 42 through 82, Block 4185, Unit 59, and easements within Lots 34 through 37, and Lots 47 through 49, Block 4185, Unit 59. The properties are located at 3300-3510 Tropicana Parkway and 3301-3513 NW 7th Terrace. The City Planning Staff and Hearing Examiner recommended approval with conditions. Councilmember Kilraine left the dais at 5:35 p.m. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026. [3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway; case VAC26-000002] Resolution 92-26 sets a public hearing for May 6, 2026, to consider the vacation of a portion of alley right-of-way and underlying easements between Lots 1 through 21, and Lots 22 through 43, Block 4278, Unit 61, and interior platted easements within Lots 19 through 21, and Lots 22 through 26, Block 4278, Unit 61. The properties are located at 3246-3322 NW 16th Terrace and 3235-3327 Gulfstream Parkway. The City Planning Staff and Hearing Examiner recommended approval with conditions. Councilmember Kilraine returned to the dais at 5:36 p.m. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026. [case TXT26-000002] Ordinance 10-26 sets a public hearing for May 6, 2026, to amend the Land Development Code regarding height restrictions for buildings and structures. The City Planning Staff and Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval. Councilmember Kaduk left the dais at 5:37 p.m. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026. [case TXT26-000001] Ordinance 17-26 sets a public hearing for May 6, 2026, to amend the Land Development Code regarding general requirements and restrictions on fences and walls. The City Planning Staff and Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026. [North 1 East area] Ordinance 24-26 authorizes the issuance of not to exceed $103,500,000 in aggregate principal amount of Utility Improvement Assessment Bonds, Series 2026, for financing and refinancing the development, construction, and installation of certain potable water, wastewater, and irrigation water utility capital improvements within the North 1 East area of the City. The City Council adopted the ordinance. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026. Ordinance 25-26 authorizes the issuance of not to exceed $100,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 2026, to finance and refinance costs of acquisition, construction, and equipping of various capital improvements to the City's water and sewer utility system. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026. [400 Santa Barbara Boulevard] Ordinance 26-26 approves the Consent to Assignment and Assumption of Lease Agreement and Estoppel Certificate, assigning the Lease Agreement from PPW Cape Coral, LLC, to Ripley's Sun Splash Waterpark, LLC, relating to property owned by the City of Cape Coral, Florida, located at 400 Santa Barbara Boulevard, known as Sun Splash Waterpark. The City Manager or designee is authorized to execute the agreement. The public hearing was scheduled for May 6, 2026.
- Board:
- City Council – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-15
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- 124 Cape Coral Parkway West
- Applicant:
- Carlos Lerena
Agenda (PDF)
This document is an agenda for a regular meeting of the Cape Coral Charter School Authority Governing Board. It outlines various agenda items including call to order, moment of silence, pledge of allegiance, roll call, student/staff recognitions, approval of minutes, changes to the agenda, citizens input time, consent agenda items, unfinished business, new business, superintendent report, city manager report, councilmember report, chair report, foundation report, staff report, and reports of board members and comments. The meeting is scheduled for April 14, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the Council Chambers. A future meeting is scheduled for May 12, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The document also includes information regarding public comment procedures and accommodations for individuals with disabilities.
- Board:
- Charter School Authority Governing Board – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33990
- Applicant:
- Cape Coral Charter School Authority Governing Board
Agenda Full Package (PDF)
This document is the agenda for the Regular Meeting of the Cape Coral Charter School Authority Governing Board on April 14, 2026. It includes several items for discussion and approval, such as student/staff recognitions, approval of minutes, consent agenda items including resolutions, superintendent reports, city manager reports, council member reports, chair reports, foundation reports, staff reports, and reports of board members and comments. The agenda also outlines the time and place of the future meeting and a motion to adjourn. Several agenda items are supported by separate 'Agenda Request Forms' detailing specific topics like the 'Winner of the 2026 Aspiring Authors Contest', '2026 Lighthouse Award Winners and the 2026 Beacon Award Winner', 'Request for Approval of Charter School Authority Governing Board Regular Meeting Minutes on March 10, 2026', and 'CSA Resolution 15-26' concerning revised board policies. Additionally, a presentation on the 'Cape Coral Youth Council Mental Health Student Survey' is included, with detailed slides on survey results and student feedback.
- Board:
- Charter School Authority Governing Board – Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33990 (Council Chambers)
- Applicant:
- Cape Coral Charter School Authority Governing Board
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