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June 16, 2026 Tourist Development Council Meeting
[3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112; case 2026-1180; 2026-1430; 2026-1431] Collier County Tourist Development Council agenda for June 16, 2026, includes recommendations for several work orders. Item 9.A recommends approving a work order for CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc. for post-construction hardbottom monitoring for the Collier County Beach Nourishment Project in summer 2026, not to exceed $293,606. Item 9.B recommends approving a work order for Humiston & Moore Engineers, P.A. for professional engineering services for the 2027 South Marco Beach Renourishment Project, not to exceed $91,233. Item 9.C recommends approving a work order for Taylor Engineering, Inc. for professional engineering services for the Collier County Hurricane Milton Planting Restoration project, not to exceed $82,536. The meeting will be held at the Board of County Commission Chambers, 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112.
- Board:
- Tourist Development Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-16
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommendations for approval
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
- Applicant:
- CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc.; Humiston & Moore Engineers, P.A.; Taylor Engineering, Inc.
June 16, 2026 Tourist Development Council Meeting
[3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112; case 2026-1180, 2026-1430, 2026-1431, 2026-1154] Collier County Tourist Development Council agenda for June 16, 2026, includes recommendations for work orders for beach nourishment and restoration projects. A work order for CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc. for post-construction hardbottom monitoring for the Collier County Beach Nourishment Project is recommended for approval, not to exceed $293,606. Another recommendation is for Humiston & Moore Engineers, P.A. to provide engineering services for the 2027 South Marco Beach Renourishment Project, not to exceed $91,233. A third recommendation is for Taylor Engineering, Inc. for professional engineering services for the Collier County Hurricane Milton Planting Restoration project, not to exceed $82,536. The agenda also includes reports on tourism TDT tax collections and director reports. The May 19, 2026 meeting minutes show that the FY2027 Proposed Tourist Development Tax (TDT) funded budgets were discussed, with a decision to approve a new advertising baseline of $9 million for FY27, with a 5-4 vote. Public comments are invited.
- Board:
- Tourist Development Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-16
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommendations for approval of work orders; FY2027 TDT budget approved with a $9 million advertising baseline.
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
- Applicant:
- CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc.; Humiston & Moore Engineers, P.A.; Taylor Engineering, Inc.
Agenda Index
[3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112; case 2026-1467, 2026-1489, 2026-1490, 2026-1491, 2026-1492, 2026-1468, 2026-1469, 2026-1470, 2026-1493, 2026-1494, 2026-1495, 2026-1500, 2026-1502, 2026-1503, 2026-1504, 2026-1509, 2026-1496, 2026-1497, 2026-1498, 2026-1499, 2026-1505, 2026-1506, 2026-1471] This document is an agenda for the Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) meeting on June 12, 2026. It lists various administrative items, committee reports, and action items related to transportation planning and funding. Key action items include adopting the Fiscal Year 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program, approving Project Priority Lists for various categories (Planning Study, Regional, Transit, SUN Trail, Highway & Freight, LOPP), approving work orders and recommendations for professional services for MPO staff support and general planning services to multiple firms including Jacobs Engineering Group, Alfred Benesch and Company, Volkert Inc., and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. The agenda also includes letters of support for grant applications from the Miccosukee Tribe, Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council, and the City of Naples for infrastructure projects. Public comment is encouraged for items not on the agenda. The meeting will be held at the Collier County Government Center, 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112.
- Board:
- Metropolitan Planning Organization Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-12
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
Agenda Packet
[3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112] This document is an agenda for the Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) meeting on June 12, 2026, at the Collier County Government Center in Naples, FL. It outlines various action items, presentations, and reports related to transportation planning and improvement programs. Key items include the adoption of the FY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program, approval of Project Priority Lists, and recommendations for professional services contracts. The document also includes minutes from the May 8, 2026 meeting, detailing approvals of the Unified Planning Work Program, FDOT Joint Certification Statement, and a Performance-Based Merit Plan for the Executive Director. Public comment from the May meeting included discussion on regional trail initiatives and FDOT's work on US 41 and I-75/SR 951. Member comments addressed the Oil Well Rd and SR 29 lighting project and the expansion of SR 29. The document also contains detailed evaluations of the Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC) for FY 2024-2025, highlighting areas of concern such as on-time performance and accident rates, along with passenger survey feedback. Several items are for review and comment only, including draft Project Priority Lists and the Draft FY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program. This document is a collection of public comments and data related to Collier Area Transit (CAT) Connect, a paratransit service. The comments overwhelmingly express the vital importance of CAT Connect for individuals who cannot drive due to age, disability, or other reasons, citing its role in enabling access to medical appointments, work, groceries, and social activities. Many users describe it as a 'lifeline' and essential for maintaining independence. However, some comments also highlight issues such as long wait times, unreliable service, communication barriers with dispatchers, and the need for improved system efficiency and technology. The document also includes data on CAT Connect's operations, including trip volumes, expenses, revenues, and performance metrics like on-time performance (OTP) and accident rates. The CTC acknowledges the decline in OTP and the need to reduce accident rates, outlining corrective actions and path forward. Recommendations include evaluating travel times, pick-up windows, and routing, as well as continuing safety initiatives. The document also covers the annual update of the Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan (TDSP) for Collier County, detailing needs assessments, goals, objectives, and strategies for the program. This document outlines the operational goals, objectives, strategies, and implementation progress for a transportation system, likely a public transit or paratransit service. It details efforts to improve safety, provide quality service, secure funding, and comply with various federal and state regulations. Key performance indicators such as accident rates, on-time performance, passenger no-shows, and unmet trip requests are reported. The document also includes information on rate structures for paratransit services, fare policies, and an evaluation process for the Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC). Specific metrics from FY2025 show a decrease in complaints and unmet trip requests, a significant drop in accident rates, and an increase in miles between vehicle road calls. However, the average cost to provide a paratransit trip rose by over 10%. The document also details the eligibility process for CATConnect services and trip prioritization criteria. An evaluation for the period July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, indicated that the CTC continues to struggle with on-time performance (72.4% vs. 90% goal) and accident rates (1.42 per 100,000 miles vs. 1.2 goal). This document details the results of a CATConnect (Collier County) evaluation survey and operational review. Key findings include On-Time Performance (OTP) at 72.4%, below the 90% goal, and an accident rate of 1.42 per 100,000 miles, also below the goal of 1.2. Recommendations focus on improving OTP by evaluating travel times and pick-up windows, and continuing safety initiatives to reduce accident rates. The survey revealed passenger concerns about late or inconsistent pick-ups/drop-offs, requests for more buses and facility maintenance, and safety issues. Conversely, many commendations were given for drivers and the essential nature of the service. The document also includes detailed run manifests for specific dates and driver routes, showing addresses, times, passenger counts, and fare types. [8300 Radio Road, Naples, FL 34104 (PTNE Division); 2885 Horseshoe Drive South, Naples, FL 34104 (Collier MPO); case ID# 2026-1492 (for Planning Grant)] This document outlines the grievance procedures for the Transportation Disadvantaged (TD) program in Collier County, managed by the Collier County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) through its Public Transit and Neighborhood Enhancement Division (PTNE). It details the process for filing service complaints and formal grievances, involving the PTNE Director, the Grievance Committee, and potentially the Florida Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged (CTD) Ombudsman Program. The document also includes information on the FY 2026/2027 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant, for which the Collier MPO is requesting $32,438. This grant will fund various planning tasks including updating the TD Service Plan, evaluating the Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC), supporting LCB meetings, and conducting public hearings. The LCB reviewed and endorsed the grant application on May 6, 2026. Additionally, MV Contract Transportation, Inc. certified compliance with safety and security program plans for Collier Area Transit on January 23, 2026. [3299 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 303, Naples, Florida, 34112; case G3C9B] Grant Agreement between the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged and Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Planning Grant. The agreement outlines terms for grant payments, project termination, public records, third-party contracts, compliance with various Florida Statutes and Federal Acts, and payment procedures. The total project cost is $31,757.00, funded by State Funds from the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged. The project period is from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026. [2885 Horseshoe Dr, Naples, FL 34104] The Collier MPO Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) endorsed the FY2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and the 2026 Project Priority Lists for various categories, including Transit, Joint Collier and Lee County Regional, SUN Trail, and Highway & Freight, all unanimously. They also endorsed the 2026 Annual List of Project Priorities for SU Box Funds. The committee also reviewed distribution items, including letters of support for grant applications. The Collier MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) endorsed the FY2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), with a caveat to include Moving Florida Forward projects, specifically the Immokalee Road I-75 interchange. They also unanimously endorsed the 2026 Project Priority Lists for Planning Study, Transit, Joint Collier and Lee County Regional, SUN Trail, and Highway & Freight, as well as the 2026 Annual List of Project Priorities for SU Box Funds. The committee also reviewed grant application support letters. The Collier MPO Congestion Management Committee (CMC) received a presentation and provided input on future congestion management, traffic operations, and safety planning needs related to emerging technology. They were also notified of an opportunity to prepare for a tentative FY2027 Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Application. Collier County requested a delay in the 91st Avenue North sidewalk project by a few years to accommodate drainage work. The committee also discussed the 2026/27 call for bike-ped projects, with no applications received yet. [2885 Horseshoe Dr, Naples, FL 34104; case Resolution 2026-06] The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization Board is set to adopt the Fiscal Year (FY) 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and approve its authorizing Resolution 2026-06. The TIP is a 5-year, fiscally constrained, multimodal program of transportation projects developed in cooperation with FDOT. The Technical and Citizens Advisory Committees endorsed the TIP. The public comment period for the proposed TIP began on May 11, 2026, and closes at this MPO Board meeting. This document outlines the Collier MPO Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for FY2027-2031, detailing funding sources, project priorities, and selection processes for transportation projects within the Collier Metropolitan Planning Area. It lists various federal and state funding programs and their eligibility criteria. The document also details highway, bridge, transit, congestion management, and bicycle/pedestrian priorities, including specific projects with their associated phases and estimated funding years. It notes that SR 29 from CR 846 E to N of New Market Road W and SR 29 from N of New Market Rd to SR 82 have been deferred from FY26 to FY27. It also lists several major projects slated for FY27-FY31, including interchange improvements at I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951, widening of Old US 41, reconstruction of Goodlette Frank Road, intersection improvements at SR 45 (US 41) at CR 886, new bridge construction at 47th Ave NE, Alligator Alley West Automatic Electronic Toll (AET) Conversion, and widening of Pine Ridge Road. [Everglades Parkway (Alligator Alley); case 000151-1] Project involves toll operations on the Everglades Parkway (Alligator Alley) with a total estimated cost of $35,562,622.00 for the fiscal years 2027-2031. The project is managed by FDOT and includes phases for indirect operations (OPX) and direct operations (OPS). [case 405106-1] Project for Collier MPO identified operational improvements, described as traffic operations improvement, with a total estimated cost of $1,273,445.00. Funds are held for cost over-runs and future programming. Managed by FDOT, this project includes construction (CST) phases. [case 405106-2] Project for Collier MPO identified operational improvements, described as traffic operations improvement, with a total estimated cost of $8,635,888.00. Funds are held for cost over-runs and future programming. Managed by FDOT, this project includes construction (CST) phases. [Collier County; case 410120-2] Collier County FTA Section 5311 Operating Assistance project with a total estimated cost of $4,608,719.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves operating (OPS) and indirect operations (OPX) assistance. [Collier County; case 410139-1] Collier County State Transit Block Grant Operating Assistance project for fixed route operations, with a total estimated cost of $14,226,409.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves operating (OPS) and indirect operations (OPX) assistance. [Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA; case 410146-1] Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA FTA Section 5307 Capital Assistance project for fixed route operations, with a total estimated cost of $42,077,555.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by Collier County, this project involves capital (CAP) assistance. [Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA; case 410146-2] Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA FTA Section 5307 Operating Assistance project for fixed route operations, with a total estimated cost of $16,787,732.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by Collier County, this project involves operating (OPS) assistance. [Collier County; case 412574-1] Collier County Highway Lighting project with a total estimated cost of $595,849.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves maintenance (MNT) and indirect maintenance (MTX) activities. [Collier County; case 412666-1] Collier County TSMCA (Traffic Signal Management and Control) project with a total estimated cost of $858,303.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. This project involves traffic control devices/systems and is managed by FDOT. [Collier County; case 412918-2] Collier County Asset Maintenance project with a total estimated cost of $11,960,025.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves routine maintenance (MTX) and direct maintenance (MNT). [Naples Highway; case 413537-1] Naples Highway Lighting DDR Funding project with a total estimated cost of $225,435.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves routine maintenance (MTX) and direct maintenance (MNT). [City of Naples; case 413627-1] City of Naples TSMCA (Traffic Signal Management and Control) project with a total estimated cost of $323,402.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. This project involves traffic control devices/systems. The responsible agency is not available. [SR 29 from CR 846 E to N of New Market Road W; case 417540-5] SR 29 from CR 846 E to N of New Market Road W project involves new road construction, with a total estimated cost of $94,228,248.00. The project length is 1.211 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes phases for environmental (ENV), construction (CST), right-of-way (ROW), and railroad/utilities (RRU). [SR 29 from N of New Market Rd to SR 82; case 417540-6] SR 29 from N of New Market Rd to SR 82 project involves adding lanes and reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $66,929,490.00. The project length is 3.073 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes intersection improvements at New Market Road/Westclox Street and phases for construction (CST) and railroad/utilities (RRU). [I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951; case 425843-2] I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951 project involves interchange improvement with a total estimated cost of $2,654,563.00. The project length is 0.733 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes design-build (DSB) and construction (COX) phases. [I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951 (Collier Blvd Interchange); case 425843-3] I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951 (Collier Blvd Interchange) project involves landscaping with a total estimated cost of $1,469,760.00. The project length is 1.256 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction support (CSX) and construction (CST) phases. [Collier Co./Bonita Springs UZA; case 434030-1] Collier Co./Bonita Springs UZA FTA Section 5339 Capital Assistance project for fixed route operations, with a total estimated cost of $4,993,331.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by Collier County, this project involves capital (CAP) assistance. [Old US 41 from US 41 to Lee / Collier County Line; case 435110-2] Old US 41 from US 41 to Lee / Collier County Line project involves adding lanes and reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $3,224,636.00. The project length is 1.55 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes bike-ped improvements and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Alligator Alley @ MM63; case 435389-1] Alligator Alley Fire Station @ MM63 project involves miscellaneous structure construction, with a total estimated cost of $11,041,330.00. The project length is 1.054 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes capital (CAP) and construction (CST) phases. [Collier County Wide; case 437103-1] Collier TMC OPS Fund County Wide project involves other ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) with a total estimated cost of $539,935.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project includes operations (OPS) and indirect operations (OPX) phases. [SR 45 (US 41) from Golden Gate Parkway to South of 3rd Ave; case 437908-1] SR 45 (US 41) from Golden Gate Parkway to South of 3rd Ave project involves flexible pavement reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $5,748,575.00. The project length is 1.531 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes environmental (ENV) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [County Roads at Various Locations; case 437925-1] Signal Timing County Roads at Various Locations project involves traffic signal updates, with a total estimated cost of $830,526.00. The project length is 0.001 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Collier County; case 439314-6] Collier County MPO FY 2026/2027-2027/2028 UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) project for transportation planning, with a total estimated cost of $2,838,070.00. Managed by FDOT, this project involves planning (PLN) and indirect planning (PLX) phases. [Collier County; case 439314-7] Collier County MPO FY 2028/2029-2029/2030 UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) project for transportation planning, with a total estimated cost of $3,066,590.00. Managed by FDOT, this project involves planning (PLN) and indirect planning (PLX) phases. [Collier County; case 439314-8] Collier County MPO FY 2030/2031-2031/2032 UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) project for transportation planning, with a total estimated cost of $1,019,125.00. Managed by FDOT, this project involves planning (PLN) and indirect planning (PLX) phases. [Orchid Drive; case 440436-1] Orchid Drive Sidewalk and Bike Lane Connection project with a total estimated cost of $360,878.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [SR 45 (US 41) from N of Old US 41 to S of Gulf Park Dr; case 441512-1] SR 45 (US 41) from N of Old US 41 to S of Gulf Park Dr project involves resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $23,801,378.00. The project length is 4.707 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Collier County Lake Trafford Road; case 443375-3] Collier County Lake Trafford Road Sidewalk and Bike Lanes project with a total estimated cost of $1,025,089.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Collier County Lake Trafford Road; case 443375-4] Collier County Lake Trafford Road Sidewalk and Bike Lanes project with a total estimated cost of $1,667,850.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by Collier County, this project involves construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [SR93 at Pine Ridge Rd Interchange; case 445296-4] SR93 at Pine Ridge Rd Interchange project involves landscaping, with a total estimated cost of $1,716,527.00. The project length is 0.688 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Caxambas Court / Roberts Bay; case 445460-1] Caxambas Court / Roberts Bay Replacement Structure #034112 project involves bridge replacement, with a total estimated cost of $17,152,273.00. The project length is 0.76 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes railroad/utilities (RRU) and construction (CST) phases. [Collier County; case 446251-1] Travel Time Data Collier County ITS project involves ITS communication systems, with a total estimated cost of $752,150.00. Managed by Collier County, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [Goodlette Frank Rd from Vanderbilt Rd to Immokalee Rd; case 446341-1] Goodlette Frank Rd from Vanderbilt Rd to Immokalee Rd project involves adding lanes and reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $5,587,725.00. The project length is 1.757 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (COX) phases. [Naples Municipal Airport South Quadrant; case 446353-1] Naples Municipal Airport South Quadrant Box and T-Hangars project involves aviation revenue/operational activities, with a total estimated cost of $5,000,000.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes administration (ADM) phases. [Immokalee Regional Airport Airpark Blvd; case 446358-1] Immokalee Regional Airport Airpark Blvd Extension project involves aviation capacity, with a total estimated cost of $3,960,552.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [Naples Municipal Airport East Quadrant; case 446385-1] Naples Municipal Airport East Quadrant Apron Construction project involves aviation capacity, with a total estimated cost of $10,312,618.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [SR 45 (US 41) at CR 886 (Golden Gate Pkwy); case 446451-1] SR 45 (US 41) at CR 886 (Golden Gate Pkwy) project involves intersection improvement, with a total estimated cost of $2,355,647.00. The project length is 0.006 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Wiggins Pass from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41; case 448069-1] Wiggins Pass Sidewalk from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41 project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $3,039,052.00. The project length is 1.02 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Golden Gate Sidewalks - Various Locations; case 448130-2] Golden Gate Sidewalks - Various Locations (4 Segments) project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $1,243,141.00. The project length is 0 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Naples Sidewalks on 26th Ave; case 448131-1] Naples Sidewalks on 26th Ave project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $701,081.00. The project length is 0 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Everglades City (Phase 3); case 448265-1] Phase 3 Everglades City Bike/Ped Masterplan project involves bike lane/sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $1,874,782.00. The project length is 0.503 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [LaVern Gaynor Elementary School; case 449484-1] LaVern Gaynor Elementary School - Safe Routes to School project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $878,118.00. The project length is 0 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [91st Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41; case 449514-1] 91st Ave N Sidewalk from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41 project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $1,422,727.00. The project length is 0.99 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [case 449526-1] ITS Fiber Optic and FPL project involves ITS communication systems, with a total estimated cost of $848,732.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Arterials; case 449580-1] ATMS Retiming for Arterials project involves ITS communication systems, with a total estimated cost of $947,602.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes planning (PLN) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Collier County; case 449581-1] ITS Vehicle Detection Update project involves ITS communication systems, with a total estimated cost of $1,065,904.00. Managed by Collier County Board of County, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [SR29 from N of Bridge #030307 to S of Bridge #030299; case 451274-1] SR29 from N of Bridge #030307 to S of Bridge #030299 project involves pavement resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $4,064,660.00. The project length is 3.307 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [SR 29 from S of I-75 to N of Bridge NO 030298; case 451276-1] SR 29 from S of I-75 to N of Bridge NO 030298 project involves pavement resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $5,242,425.00. The project length is 5.088 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [SR 29 from N of Oil Well Rd (CR 858) to N of Bridge #030304; case 451277-1] SR 29 from N of Oil Well Rd (CR 858) to N of Bridge #030304 project involves pavement resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $5,531,679.00. The project length is 5.609 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [SR 29 from N of CR 846 to S of New Market Rd; case 451278-1] SR 29 from N of CR 846 to S of New Market Rd project involves resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $12,950,757.00. The project length is 2.677 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Immokalee; case 451542-1] Immokalee Sidewalks project with a total estimated cost of $1,124,183.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Bayshore CRA; case 451543-2] Bayshore CRA Sidewalk project with a total estimated cost of $220,168.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by FDOT, this project involves construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Everglades City (Phase 4); case 452052-1] Everglades City PH4 Bike/Ped Improvements project involves bike lane/sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $458,238.00. The project length is 0.074 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [McCarty St from Floridian Ave to Caroline Ave; case 452064-1] McCarty St from Floridian Ave to Caroline Ave project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $1,124,063.00. The project length is 0.437 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Golden Gate City - 23rd Pl SW & 45th St SW; case 452065-1] Golden Gate City Sidewalks - 23rd Pl SW & 45th St SW project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $322,897.00. The project length is 0.609 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Vanderbilt Beach Road from Gulf Shore Drive to US 41; case 452207-1] Vanderbilt Beach Road from Gulf Shore Drive to US 41 project involves bike path/trail construction, with a total estimated cost of $108,586.00. The project length is 1.337 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [106th Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41; case 452208-1] 106th Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41 project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $78,500.00. The project length is 0.99 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Bald Eagle Dr from San Marco Rd to N Collier Blvd; case 452209-1] Bald Eagle Dr from San Marco Rd to N Collier Blvd project involves bike lane/sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $2,373,370.00. The project length is 1.325 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (COX) phases. [109th Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41; case 452210-1] 109th Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41 project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $78,500.00. The project length is 0.993 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [108th Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41; case 452211-1] 108th Ave N from Vanderbilt Dr to US 41 project involves sidewalk construction, with a total estimated cost of $78,500.00. The project length is 0.93 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Immokalee Rd from Livingston Rd to Logan Blvd; case 452247-1] Immokalee Rd from Livingston Rd to Logan Blvd project involves paving shoulders, with a total estimated cost of $20,823,812.00. The project length is 2.117 miles and is managed by Collier County. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (COX) phases. [US 41 Corridor; case 452749-1] Collier Area Transit Operating Assistance Corridor US 41 project involves urban corridor improvements, with a total estimated cost of $4,975,510.00 for fiscal years 2027-2031. Managed by Collier County, this project includes operating (OPS) and indirect operations (OPX) phases. [US 41 from 3rd Ave to SR 84; case 453415-1] US 41 from 3rd Ave to SR 84 Intersection/Mobility Improvements PD&E project involves a PD&E/EMO study, with a total estimated cost of $1,271,681.00. The project length is 0.817 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes PD&E (PDE) and indirect PD&E (PDX) phases. [47th Ave NE from Everglades Blvd to 20th St NE; case 453421-1] 47th Ave NE Bridge from Everglades Blvd to 20th St NE project involves new bridge construction, with a total estimated cost of $4,964,358.00. The project length is 1.4 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [Marco Island Executive Airport; case 455456-1] Marco Island Executive Airport Master Plan Update project involves aviation capacity, with a total estimated cost of $500,613.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [Harbor Dr & Mooring Line Dr between US41 & Crayton Rd; case 455927-1] Harbor Dr & Mooring Line Dr between US41 & Crayton Rd project involves traffic signal updates, with a total estimated cost of $2,061,894.00. The project length is 0.338 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (COX) phases. [Goldenrod Ave over Smokehouse Bay Bridge #034116; case 455935-1] Goldenrod Ave over Smokehouse Bay Bridge #034116 project involves bridge replacement, with a total estimated cost of $9,306,177.00. The project length is 0.001 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [SR 45 (US 41) from S of Shady Rest Lane to Golden Gate Parkway; case 456234-1] SR 45 (US 41) from S of Shady Rest Lane to Golden Gate Parkway project involves resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $12,867,103.00. The project length is 1.743 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [SR45/90 (US41) from 5th Ave S to East of SR84 (Davis Blvd); case 456236-1] SR45/90 (US41) from 5th Ave S to East of SR84 (Davis Blvd) project involves pavement resurfacing, with a total estimated cost of $4,168,212.00. The project length is 0.856 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [SR 29 at Oil Well Road; case 456577-1] SR 29 at Oil Well Road project involves lighting, with a total estimated cost of $324,819.00. The project length is 0.227 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (CSX) phases. [I-75 from CR951 to Golden Gate Parkway; case 457255-1] I-75 from CR951 to Golden Gate Parkway project involves safety improvements, with a total estimated cost of $4,262,061.00. The project length is 2.43 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [I-75 from West Toll Booth Plaza to CR951; case 457256-1] I-75 from West Toll Booth Plaza to CR951 project involves safety improvements, with a total estimated cost of $3,350,406.00. The project length is 1.03 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [Naples Airport Runway 5-23; case 457271-1] Naples Airport Rehabilitate Runway 5-23 project involves aviation preservation, with a total estimated cost of $13,516,538.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [Naples Airport Taxiway E.G.H; case 457273-1] Naples Airport Taxiway E.G.H Rehabilitation project involves aviation preservation, with a total estimated cost of $500,613.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [Immokalee Regional Airport; case 457286-1] Immokalee Regional Airport Master Plan Update project involves aviation capacity, with a total estimated cost of $945,601.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes capital (CAP) and indirect capital (CAX) phases. [Alligator Alley West; case 457499-2] Alligator Alley West Automatic Electronic Toll (AET) Conversion Full project involves adding lanes and reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $11,916,091.00. Managed by FDOT, this project includes design-build (DSB) and construction (CST) phases. [Pine Ridge Road from Logan Blvd to Collier Blvd; case 457536-1] Pine Ridge Road from Logan Blvd to Collier Blvd project involves adding lanes and reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $5,892,510.00. The project length is 1.88 miles. It includes preliminary engineering (PE) phases. [CR846 (Immokalee Rd) Phase 5; case 457882-1] CR846 (Immokalee Rd) Paved Shoulder Improvements Phase 5 project involves paving shoulders, with a total estimated cost of $1,027,702.00. The project length is 0.707 miles and is managed by FDOT. It includes construction (CST) and construction support (COX) phases. [Collier County] The Collier County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) is the Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC) for the Transportation Disadvantaged program. The MPO confirms projects are consistent with the Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan (TDSP). Funding for FY2026/27 was not available at the time of preparation. The FY2025/26 TDTF and Trip and Equipment Grant is $740,125 with a local match of $82,236 and voluntary contributions of $53, totaling $822,414, to cover operating expenses for the Collier Area Paratransit Program. [City of Naples] City of Naples Capital Improvement Projects for Streets & Traffic (Fund 190) includes an Annual Pavement Resurfacing Program with a projected budget of $1,000,000 annually from FY2026-2030. Other projects include Pedestrian & Bicycle Master Plan Projects ($150,000 annually), Annual Alleyway Improvement Project (TBD funding), Intersection/Signal System Improvements ($1,000,000 in FY2026-27, $250,000 in FY2027-28, $1,000,000 in FY2029-30), and American Disability Act (ADA) Infrastructure Improvements ($75,000 annually). [City of Marco Island] City of Marco Island Public Works Projects include Annual Bridge Rehabilitation Project ($500,000 annually FY2026-2030, total $3,000,000), Street Resurfacing - Citywide ($1,500,000 annually FY2027-2030, total $6,500,000), Bike Lanes & Shared Paths Construction ($224,080 annually FY2026-2030, total $1,120,400), Bike Lanes & Shared Paths Design ($90,000 annually FY2026-2030, total $450,000), Traffic Signal Control Replacement ($500,000 in FY2026, $125,000 in FY2027, total $625,000), Pedestrian Safety Improvements ($500,000 annually FY2026-2027, total $1,000,000), and New LCEC Street Lights for Dark Streets ($50,000 in FY2026). City Stormwater Projects include Citywide Drainage Improvement Projects ($1,300,000 annually FY2027-2030, total $5,897,000). This document outlines various capital improvement projects and funding obligations for transportation and infrastructure within the Collier MPO area. It includes water and sewer projects, roadway improvements, airport capital improvement plans, and federal funding obligations. Specific projects range from water main replacements and generator warehouses to bridge construction, sidewalk additions, and resurfacing of state roads. The document details project descriptions, estimated costs, funding sources, and responsible agencies, primarily for the fiscal year 2025 and projected out to 2030 and beyond. [SR 29 from north of New Market Road to SR 82; case 417540-6] Project SR 29 from north of New Market Road to SR 82 involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $208,318,486. Preliminary engineering is funded through various sources including DDR, DIH, DS, FINC, and REPE, totaling $9,088,749. Right of Way acquisition is estimated at $1,849,959, with Railroad & Utilities at $7,840,500. Construction is estimated at $57,790,060. The project is planned for construction in phases, with significant funding allocated in the >2031 timeframe. [SR 29 from south of Agriculture Way to CR 846 E; case 417540-4] Project SR 29 from south of Agriculture Way to CR 846 E involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $119,936,309. Preliminary engineering is funded through DDR, DIH, DS, and FINC, totaling $6,585,900. Right of Way acquisition is estimated at $24,979,821, with Railroad & Utilities at $9,556,588. Construction is estimated at $72,752,176. The project is planned for construction in phases, with significant funding allocated in the >2031 timeframe. [SR 29 from Sunniland Nursery Road to south of Agriculture Way; case 417540-3] Project SR 29 from Sunniland Nursery Road to south of Agriculture Way involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $2,803,592. Preliminary engineering is funded through DDR, DIH, DS, and FINC, totaling $2,803,592. [SR 29 from Oil Well Road to SR 82; case 417540-1] Project SR 29 from Oil Well Road to SR 82 is a PD&E/EMO Study with a total cost of $5,963,331. [I-75 at SR 951; case 425843-1] Project I-75 at SR 951 involves interchange improvement with a total estimated cost of $4,060,450. [I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951 (Collier Blvd Interchange); case 425843-2, 425843-3] Project I-75 (SR 93) at SR 951 (Collier Blvd Interchange) involves interchange improvement with a total estimated cost of $150,836,481. This includes PD&E, Preliminary Engineering, Right of Way, Railroad & Utilities, Design Build, and Landscaping phases. The Design Build phase has a significant allocation of $108,388,799. [CR 887 (Old US 41) from US 41 to Lee County Line; case 435110-1] Project CR 887 (Old US 41) from US 41 to Lee County Line is a PD&E/EMO Study with a total cost of $1,091,565. [Old US 41 from US 41 to Lee / Collier County Line; case 435110-2] Project Old US 41 from US 41 to Lee / Collier County Line involves adding lanes and reconstruction, with a total estimated cost of $4,316,201. Preliminary engineering is managed by Collier County Board of County Commissioners. [Alligator Alley @ MM63; case 435389-1] Project Alligator Alley Fire Station @ MM63 is a miscellaneous structure with a total estimated cost of $30,688,068. Capital costs are funded through DSB2. [County Wide; case 437103-1] Project Collier TMC Ops Fund County Wide involves other ITS with a total estimated cost of $1,363,660. Operations are managed by Collier County Clerk of the Board. [SR 45 (US 41) from Golden Gate Parkway to south of 3rd Ave; case 437908-1] Project SR 45 (US 41) from Golden Gate Parkway to south of 3rd Ave involves flexible pavement reconstruction with a total estimated cost of $5,916,326. Preliminary engineering and environmental phases are included. [SR 45 (US 41) from Golden Gate Parkway to 5th Avenue South; case 437908-2] Project SR 45 (US 41) from Golden Gate Parkway to 5th Avenue South is a PD&E/EMO Study with a total cost of $2,337,681. [County Roads at Various Locations; case 437925-1] Project Signal Timing County Roads at Various Locations involves traffic signal updates with a total estimated cost of $830,526. Preliminary engineering is included. [Orchid Drive; case 440436-1] Project Orchid Drive Sidewalk and Bike Lane Connection involves the construction of a bike lane and sidewalk with a total estimated cost of $409,684. Preliminary engineering and construction phases are included. [SR 45 (US 41) from north of Old US 41 to south of Gulf Park Dr; case 441512-1] Project SR 45 (US 41) from north of Old US 41 to south of Gulf Park Dr involves resurfacing with a total estimated cost of $33,302,935. This includes Preliminary Engineering, Right of Way, Railroad & Utilities, Construction, and Environmental phases. [Collier County Lake Trafford Road; case 443375-1] Project Collier County Lake Trafford Road Sidewalk and Bike Lanes involves sidewalk construction with a total estimated cost of $76,935. Preliminary engineering is included. [I-75 from north of Golden Gate Parkway to south of Corkscrew Road; case 452544-1] Project I-75 from north of Golden Gate Parkway to south of Corkscrew Road involves widening I-75 to increase capacity and improve traffic operations. The project length is 18.5 miles and spans Collier and Lee counties. This project only includes widening I-75, with potential ramp modifications at interchanges. The project is in the PD&E Phase. [SR 29 from New Market Road to CR 846; case 28a] Project SR 29 from New Market Road to CR 846 involves new road construction. The total estimated cost is $104.81 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $21.42 million in TIP 2026-2030 and $82.31 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [SR 29 from north of New Market Road to SR 82; case 29a] Project SR 29 from north of New Market Road to SR 82 involves adding lanes and reconstruction (two lanes to four lanes). The total estimated cost is $68.32 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $1.76 million in TIP 2026-2030 and $65.62 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [SR 82 from Hendry County Line to Gator Slough Lane; case 30a] Project SR 82 from Hendry County Line to Gator Slough Lane involves adding lanes and reconstruction (two lanes to four lanes). The total estimated cost is $7.42 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $7.01 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 at Pine Ridge Road; case 17a] Project I-75 at Pine Ridge Road involves modifying the interchange. The total estimated cost is $1.18 million, with $1.15 million allocated in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 at SR 951; case 16a] Project I-75 at SR 951 involves modifying the interchange. The total estimated cost is $2.84 million, with $2.84 million allocated in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 from Immokalee Road to Bonita Beach Road; case 101] Project I-75 from Immokalee Road to Bonita Beach Road involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $120.95 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $7.14 million in TIP 2026-2030, $7.60 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035), and $106.22 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 at Immokalee Road; case 102] Project I-75 at Immokalee Road involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $71.54 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $8.44 million in TIP 2026-2030, $7.60 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035), and $55.51 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 from Immokalee Road to Pine Ridge Road; case 103] Project I-75 from Immokalee Road to Pine Ridge Road involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $30.46 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $5.12 million in TIP 2026-2030, $11.60 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035), and $13.73 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 from Pine Ridge Road to Golden Gate Boulevard; case 104] Project I-75 from Pine Ridge Road to Golden Gate Boulevard involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total estimated cost is $13.90 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $4.20 million in TIP 2026-2030, $9.60 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035), and $0.10 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [I-75 at Immokalee Road; case 18a] Project I-75 at Immokalee Road involves modifying the interchange. The total estimated cost is $77.13 million, with $2.20 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035) and $74.93 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). [Bridge at 13th Street NW, North End at Vanderbilt Beach Road Ext; case 75] Project Bridge at 13th Street NW involves constructing a new bridge over a canal. The total project cost is $6.66 million, with $8.58 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding sources include County/Other Roads. [Collier Blvd. (SR 951) South of Manatee Rd. to North of Tower Road; case 12] Project Collier Blvd. (SR 951) South of Manatee Rd. to North of Tower Road involves widening from four to six lanes. The total project cost is $14.80 million, with $14.68 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding sources include SHS/SU. [Logan Blvd. from Green Blvd. to Pine Ridge Road; case 47] Project Logan Blvd. from Green Blvd. to Pine Ridge Road involves widening from four to six lanes. The total project cost is $20.96 million, with $23.46 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding source is County. [Santa Barbara Blvd. from Painted Leaf Lane to Green Boulevard; case 61] Project Santa Barbara Blvd. from Painted Leaf Lane to Green Boulevard involves widening from four to six lanes. The total project cost is $35.78 million, with $40.26 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding source is County. [Bridge at Wilson Blvd., South End; case 81] Project Bridge at Wilson Blvd., South End involves constructing a new bridge over a canal. The total project cost is $8.50 million, with $8.58 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding source is County. [Immokalee Road from Camp Keais Road; case 100] Project Immokalee Road from Camp Keais Road to a Roundabout/Intersection Improvement. The total project cost is $20.00 million, with $25.80 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding source is County. [Bridge at 62nd Avenue NE, West of 40th Street NE; case 79] Project Bridge at 62nd Avenue NE involves constructing a new bridge over a canal. The total project cost is $6.66 million, with $8.58 million allocated in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035). Funding source is County. [Pine Ridge Road from Logan Blvd. to Collier Blvd.; case 56] Project Pine Ridge Road from Logan Blvd. to Collier Blvd. involves widening from four to six lanes. The total project cost is $36.55 million, with $41.10 million allocated in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). Funding source is County. [Wilson Blvd. from Golden Gate Blvd. to Immokalee Rd.; case 74] Project Wilson Blvd. from Golden Gate Blvd. to Immokalee Rd. involves widening from two to four lanes. The total project cost is $88.37 million, with $137.86 million allocated in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). Funding source is County. [Golden Gate Parkway Overpass (GGP over Livingston); case 21] Project Golden Gate Parkway Overpass (GGP over Livingston) involves constructing an overpass. The total project cost is $62.61 million, with $72.85 million allocated in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040). Funding sources include County/Other Roads. [Airport Pulling Road Intersection Innovation/Improvement, Orange Blossom Dr.; case 94] Project Airport Pulling Road Intersection Innovation/Improvement. The total project cost is $5.22 million, with $10.12 million allocated in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050). Funding source is County. [Bridge at 16th Street SE, South of Golden Gate Blvd; case 106] Project Bridge at 16th Street SE involves constructing a new bridge over a canal. The total project cost is $6.66 million, with $12.91 million allocated in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050). Funding source is County. [I-75 (SR 93) Vicinity of Everglades Blvd.; case 29] Project I-75 (SR 93) Vicinity of Everglades Blvd. involves constructing a new partial interchange with EB Off-Ramp and WB On-Ramp. The total project cost is $62.61 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $8.38 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035) and $45.61 million in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050). Funding source is SU. [US 41 (Tamiami Trail East) from Greenway Rd. to 6 L Farm Rd.; case 67] Project US 41 (Tamiami Trail East) from Greenway Rd. to 6 L Farm Rd. involves widening from two to four lanes. The total project cost is $58.58 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $10.13 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035) and $30.42 million in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050). Funding sources include SHS/SU. [Everglades Blvd. from I-75 (SR-93) to Golden Gate Blvd.; case 16] Project Everglades Blvd. from I-75 (SR-93) to Golden Gate Blvd. involves widening from two to four lanes. The total project cost is $147.31 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $8.19 million in Plan Period 2 (2031-2035) and $123.11 million in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050). Funding source is County. [Everglades Blvd. from Oil Well Rd. to Immokalee Rd.; case 18] Project Everglades Blvd. from Oil Well Rd. to Immokalee Rd. involves widening from two to four lanes. The total project cost is $141.51 million. Funding is allocated across multiple plan periods, with $37.61 million in Plan Period 3 (2035-2040) and $76.44 million in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050). Funding sources include Other Roads/County. [Immokalee Rd. (CR 846) from Camp Keais Rd. to Carver Street; case 37] Project Immokalee Rd. (CR 846) from Camp Keais Rd. to Carver Street involves widening from two to four lanes. The total project cost is $63.69 million. Funding is allocated in Plan Period 4 (2041-2050) with $27.97 million. Funding source is County. [Everglades Parkway / Alligator Alley; case 000151 1] Project TOLL OPERATIONS EVERGLADES PARKWAY ALLIGATOR ALLEY *SIS* involves toll plaza operations. The total cost for operations is $159,908,145, with significant funding in the >2031 timeframe ($14,705,386). [SR 29 from CR 846 E to North of New Market Road W; case 417540-5] Project SR 29 from CR 846 E to North of New Market Road W involves new road construction. The total estimated cost is $6,585,900 for Preliminary Engineering and $14,258,821 for Right of Way. Construction costs are estimated at $72,752,176. [Lake Trafford Road] Collier County is planning a sidewalk and bike lane project on Lake Trafford Road. The project is divided into two construction items, with a total estimated cost of $2,692,939. Preliminary engineering is also budgeted at $87,265. Construction is managed by Collier County and FDOT. [I-75 at Pine Ridge Road] FDOT is undertaking a significant interchange improvement project at I-75 at Pine Ridge Road. The project includes PD&E, preliminary engineering, and construction phases, with a total estimated cost of $34,480,980 for item 445296 1 and $1,312 for item 445296 2. Landscaping is also included with an estimated cost of $439,927. [Caxambas Court / Roberts Bay] FDOT is planning a bridge replacement project for Caxambas Court / Roberts Bay Structure #034112. The project includes preliminary engineering, railroad & utilities, construction, and environmental phases, with a total estimated cost of $17,152,273 for construction and $1,288,027 for preliminary engineering. [Collier County; case 446251 1] Collier County is implementing an ITS communication system with a total estimated cost of $752,150. [Goodlette Frank Road from Vanderbilt Road to Immokalee Road; case 446341 1] Collier County is planning to add lanes and reconstruct Goodlette Frank Road from Vanderbilt Road to Immokalee Road. The construction phase is estimated at $5,500,000. [SR 45 (US 41) at CR 886 (Golden Gate Parkway); case 446451 1] FDOT is planning an intersection improvement at SR 45 (US 41) at CR 886 (Golden Gate Parkway). The project includes preliminary engineering, right of way, railroad & utilities, and construction phases, with a total estimated cost of $2,355,647 for construction and $440,314 for preliminary engineering. [Wiggins Pass from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41; case 448069 1] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project on Wiggins Pass from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41. The construction phase is estimated at $2,943,553, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $415,370. [Golden Gate - Various Locations; case 448130 2] Collier County is planning sidewalk projects in the Golden Gate area across four segments. The construction phase is estimated at $1,203,952, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $346,729. [26th Ave; case 448131 1] The City of Naples is planning sidewalk construction on 26th Ave. The construction phase is estimated at $678,588, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $227,000. [LaVern Gaynor Elementary School; case 449484 1] The City of Bradenton is undertaking a Safe Routes to School sidewalk project for LaVern Gaynor Elementary School. The construction phase is estimated at $850,496, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $193,063. [91st Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41; case 449514 1] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project on 91st Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41. The construction phase is estimated at $1,377,301, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $277,919. [Collier County; case 449526 1] Collier County is implementing an ITS communication system with a total estimated cost of $848,732. [Collier County; case 449580 1] FDOT is planning an ATMS retiming for arterials with preliminary engineering estimated at $947,602. [Collier County; case 449581 1] Collier County Board of County Commissioners is undertaking an ITS vehicle detection update with a total estimated cost of $1,065,904. [SR 29 from north of Bridge #030307 to south of Bridge #030299; case 451274 1] FDOT is planning a pavement resurfacing project on SR 29 from north of Bridge #030307 to south of Bridge #030299. The construction phase is estimated at $3,935,887, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $5,000. [SR 29 from south of I-75 to north of Bridge No 030298; case 451276 1] FDOT is planning a pavement resurfacing project on SR 29 from south of I-75 to north of Bridge No 030298. The construction phase is estimated at $5,078,864, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $630,636. [SR 29 from north of Oil Well Road (CR 858) to north of Bridge #030304; case 451277 1] FDOT is planning a pavement resurfacing project on SR 29 from north of Oil Well Road (CR 858) to north of Bridge #030304. The construction phase is estimated at $5,357,404, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $584,343. [SR 29 at Oil Well Road; case 456577 1] FDOT is planning a lighting project at SR 29 at Oil Well Road. The construction phase is estimated at $318,883, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $21,982. [SR 29 from north of CR 846 to south of New Market Road; case 451278 1] FDOT is planning a resurfacing project on SR 29 from north of CR 846 to south of New Market Road. The construction phase is estimated at $12,546,740, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $5,000. [Immokalee; case 451542 1] Collier County is planning sidewalk projects in Immokalee. The construction phase is estimated at $899,000, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $182,000. [Bayshore CRA; case 451543 2] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project along Bayshore CRA. The construction phase is estimated at $213,155, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $77,051. [Everglades City; case 452052 1] FDOT is planning bike lane/sidewalk improvements in Everglades City Phase 4. Preliminary engineering is estimated at $426,466. [McCarty Street from Floridian Avenue to Caroline Avenue; case 452064 1] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project on McCarty Street from Floridian Avenue to Caroline Avenue. The construction phase is estimated at $926,000, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $156,000. [Golden Gate City - 23rd Pl SW & 45th St SW; case 452065 1] Collier County is planning sidewalk projects in Golden Gate City at 23rd Pl SW & 45th St SW. The construction phase is estimated at $274,428, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $36,672. [Vanderbilt Beach Road from Gulf Shore Drive to US 41; case 452207 1] Collier County is planning a bike path/trail project on Vanderbilt Beach Road from Gulf Shore Drive to US 41. Preliminary engineering is estimated at $101,000. [106th Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41; case 452208 1] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project on 106th Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41. Preliminary engineering is estimated at $73,000. [Bald Eagle Drive from San Marco Road to N Collier Boulevard; case 452209 1] The City of Marco Island is planning bike lane/sidewalk construction on Bald Eagle Drive from San Marco Road to N Collier Boulevard. The construction phase is estimated at $2,300,000. [109th Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41; case 452210 1] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project on 109th Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41. Preliminary engineering is estimated at $73,000. [108th Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41; case 452211 1] Collier County is planning a sidewalk project on 108th Ave N from Vanderbilt Drive to US 41. The construction phase is estimated at $72,000, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $1,136. [Immokalee Road from Livingston Road to Logan Boulevard; case 452247 1] Collier County is planning to pave shoulders on Immokalee Road from Livingston Road to Logan Boulevard. The construction phase is estimated at $20,498,000, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $1,500,000. [I-75 from Immokalee to Bonita Beach; case 452544 3] FDOT is planning an add lanes & reconstruct project on I-75 from Immokalee to Bonita Beach. Preliminary engineering, right of way, and other phases are budgeted, totaling $12,389. [Immokalee Interchange; case 452544 4] FDOT is planning an add lanes & reconstruct project at the Immokalee Interchange. Right of way acquisition is budgeted at $100,000. [SR93 (I-75) at Immokalee Road Interchange; case 452544 7] FDOT is planning a landscaping project at SR93 (I-75) at Immokalee Road Interchange. Construction is managed by Collier County with an estimated cost of $852,000. Preliminary engineering is budgeted at $5,000. [US 41 from 3rd Ave to SR 84; case 453415 1] FDOT is conducting a PD&E/EMO study for US 41 from 3rd Ave to SR 84 intersection/mobility improvements. The study is estimated at $1,183,222. [47th Ave NE Bridge from Everglades Boulevard to 20th St NE; case 453421 1] Collier County is planning new bridge construction for the 47th Ave NE Bridge from Everglades Boulevard to 20th St NE. The construction phase is estimated at $4,810,000. [Harbor Drive & Mooring Line Drive between US 41 & Crayton Rd; case 455927 1] The City of Naples is planning a traffic signal update on Harbor Drive & Mooring Line Drive between US 41 and Crayton Road. The construction phase is estimated at $1,998,153. [Goldenrod Ave over Smokehouse Bay Bridge; case 455935 1] The City of Marco Island is planning a bridge replacement for Goldenrod Ave over Smokehouse Bay Bridge #034116. The construction phase is estimated at $8,065,375, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $1,131,783. [SR 45 (US 41) from south of Shady Rest Lane to Golden Gate Parkway; case 456234 1] FDOT is planning a resurfacing project on SR 45 (US 41) from south of Shady Rest Lane to Golden Gate Parkway. The construction phase is estimated at $11,410,557, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $1,010,000. [SR45/90 (US 41) from 5th Ave S to east of SR 84 (Davis Blvd); case 456236 1] FDOT is planning a pavement resurfacing project on SR45/90 (US 41) from 5th Ave S to east of SR 84 (Davis Blvd). The construction phase is estimated at $3,925,120, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $100,000. [I-75 from CR 951 to Golden Gate Parkway; case 457255 1] FDOT is planning a safety project on I-75 from CR 951 to Golden Gate Parkway. The construction phase is estimated at $4,116,649, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $10,000. [I-75 from West Toll Booth Plaza to CR 951; case 457256 1] FDOT is planning a safety project on I-75 from the West Toll Booth Plaza to CR 951. The construction phase is estimated at $3,233,493, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $10,000. [Alligator Alley West; case 457499 1] FDOT is planning an Automatic Electronic Toll (AET) conversion lite for Alligator Alley West. Construction is estimated at $154,000. [Alligator Alley West; case 457499 2] FDOT is planning an Automatic Electronic Toll (AET) conversion full, including adding lanes and reconstruction, for Alligator Alley West. Construction is estimated at $9,655,300, with preliminary engineering budgeted at $1,500,000. [Pine Ridge Road from Logan Boulevard to Collier Boulevard; case 457536 1] Collier County is planning to add lanes and reconstruct Pine Ridge Road from Logan Boulevard to Collier Boulevard. Preliminary engineering is estimated at $5,800,000. [CR 846 (Immokalee Road); case 457882 1] Collier County is planning paved shoulder improvements on CR 846 (Immokalee Road) Phase 5. Construction is estimated at $995,932. [Collier County; case 439314 1] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) for FY 2016/2017-2017/2018. Total funding is $1,054,611. [Collier County; case 439314 2] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2018/2019-2019/2020. Total funding is $1,736,311. [Collier County; case 439314 3] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2020/2021-2021/2022. Total funding is $1,189,645. [Collier County; case 439314 4] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2022/2023-2023/2024. Total funding is $1,472,157. [Collier County; case 439314 5] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2024/2025-2025/2026. Total funding is $3,727,349. [Collier County; case 439314 6] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2026/2027-2027/2028. Total funding is $2,483,870. [Collier County; case 439314 7] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2028/2029-2029/2030. Total funding is $2,683,870. [Collier County; case 439314 8] Collier County MPO is undertaking UPWP for FY 2030/2031-2031/2032. Total funding is $1,019,125. [Collier County; case 412574 1] Collier County is planning highway lighting maintenance. The total estimated cost for bridge/roadway/contract maintenance is $7,111,025. [Collier County Primary; case 412918 1] FDOT is managing asset management for Collier County primary roads. The total estimated cost is $18,725,128. [Collier County; case 412918 2] FDOT is managing asset maintenance for Collier County. The total estimated cost is $43,791,164. [Naples Highway; case 413537 1] The City of Naples is managing highway lighting maintenance with DDR funding. The total estimated cost is $3,007,463. [Immokalee Regional Airport; case 446358 1] Immokalee Regional Airport is undergoing an Airpark Blvd Extension project, an aviation capacity project. The total estimated cost is $3,870,000. [Naples Municipal Airport; case 446353 1] Naples Municipal Airport is undergoing a South Quadrant Box and T-Hangars project, an aviation revenue/operational project. The total estimated cost is $15,000,000 for capital and $5,000,000 for administration. [Immokalee Regional Airport; case 446358 1] Immokalee Regional Airport is undergoing an Airpark Blvd Extension project, an aviation capacity project. The total estimated cost is $90,552. [Naples Municipal Airport; case 446385 1] Naples Municipal Airport is undergoing an East Quadrant Apron Construction project, an aviation capacity project. The total estimated cost is $10,300,000. [Marco Island Executive Airport; case 455456 1] Marco Island Executive Airport is undergoing a Master Plan project, an aviation capacity project. The total estimated cost is $500,000. [Naples Airport; case 457271 1] Naples Airport is rehabilitating Runway 5-23, an aviation preservation project. The total estimated cost is $1,000,000 for capital and $1,225 for capital support. [Naples Airport; case 457273 1] Naples Airport is rehabilitating Taxiway E.G.H., an aviation preservation project. The total estimated cost is $500,000. [Immokalee Regional Airport; case 457286 1] Immokalee Regional Airport is undergoing a Master Plan Update project, an aviation capacity project. The total estimated cost is $944,444. [Collier County; case 410120 1] Collier County is receiving FTA Section 5311 operating assistance for paratransit services. The total estimated cost is $12,886,232 for operations and $222,074 for operations support. [Collier County; case 410120 2] Collier County is receiving FTA Section 5311 operating assistance for fixed route services. The total estimated cost is $5,413,468 for operations and $66,314 for operations support. [Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA; case 410146 1] Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA is receiving FTA Section 5307 capital assistance for fixed route services. The total estimated cost is $61,757,036 for capital and $0 for capital support. [Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA; case 410146 2] Collier County/Bonita Springs UZA is receiving FTA Section 5307 operating assistance for fixed route services. The total estimated cost is $15,649,736 for operations and $0 for operations support. This document outlines various transportation projects and initiatives within Collier County, including capital and operational funding for transit, routine maintenance, and specific corridor improvements. It also details performance management targets for safety, bridge and pavement condition, system performance, and transit asset management. Several project priority lists for different funding sources (SU Box, TRIP, SUN Trail, Highway & Freight) are presented, along with proposed appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee. [US 41; case Item Number: 452749 1] Project: COLLIER AREA TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE CORRIDOR US 41. Type of Work: URBAN CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS. Project Length: 0.000 miles. Funding is allocated across multiple fiscal years (2027-2031) for both Capital and Operations phases, with significant amounts from Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and Local Funds. [case Item Number: 412918 3] Project: COLLIER COUNTY ASSET MAINTENANCE. Type of Work: ROUTINE MAINTENANCE. Funding is allocated for construction and related support phases outside of stated years. [Everglades City; case Item Number: 448265 1] Project: PHASE 3 EVERGLADES CITY BIKE/PED MASTERPLAN. Type of Work: BIKE LANE/SIDEWALK. Project Length: 0.503 miles. Funding is allocated for Preliminary Engineering and Construction phases, managed by FDOT. [Immokalee Road at Livingston Road] Project: Immokalee Road Major Intersection at Livingston Road (Overpass). Requested funding for construction phase: $20,000,000. Implementation Year: FY 2031/2032. [Alico Road] Project: Alico Road Extension (Phase III). Requested TRIP funds for construction phase: $20,000,000. Implementation Year: FY 2030/2031. [Vanderbilt Beach Rd to 16th Street, Everglades Blvd] Project: Vanderbilt Beach Rd to 16th Street, Everglades Blvd. Improvement: New 2L CST. Total Cost: $19,050,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $4,125,000. [Burnt Store Rd, Van Buren Pkwy. to Wallaby Lane] Project: Burnt Store Rd, Van Buren Pkwy. to Wallaby Lane. Improvement: 2L to 4L ROW. Total Cost: $15,000,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $5,000,000. [Alico Extension - Phase 2] Project: Alico Extension - Phase 2. Improvement: 2L to 4L CST. Total Cost: $190,294,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $20,000,000. [Randall Blvd, Everglades to 8th] Project: Randall Blvd, Everglades to 8th. Improvement: 2L to 6L PE. Total Cost: $5,760,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $2,880,000. [Sunshine Extension, 75th Street to SR 80] Project: Sunshine Extension, 75th Street to SR 80. Improvement: New 4L PD&E. Total Cost: $6,000,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $3,000,000. [Alico Extension - Phase IB] Project: Alico Extension - Phase IB. Improvement: New 4L CST. Total Cost: $41,082,029. Requested TRIP Funds: $8,000,000. [Golden Gate Pkwy. At/Livingston Rd] Project: Golden Gate Pkwy. At/Livingston Rd. Improvement: Major Intersect. PE. Total Cost: $6,000,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $3,000,000. [Santa Barbara/Logan Blvd. to Pine Ridge Road] Project: Santa Barbara/Logan Blvd. to Pine Ridge Road. Improvement: 4L to 6L PE. Total Cost: $6,200,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $3,100,000. [Pine Ridge Logan Blvd to Collier Blvd] Project: Pine Ridge Logan Blvd to Collier Blvd. Improvement: 4L to 6L PE. Total Cost: $5,800,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $2,900,000. [Ortiz Avenue, SR 82 to Luckett Road] Project: Ortiz Avenue, SR 82 to Luckett Road. Improvement: 2L to 4L CST. Total Cost: $52,457,000. Requested TRIP Funds: $8,000,000. [Immokalee Road At Livingston Road] Project: Immokalee Road At Livingston Road. Improvement: Major Intersect. CST. Total Cost: $94,763,761. Requested TRIP Funds: $20,000,000. Implementation Year: 2031/2032. Project: CAT Transit Priorities. Includes service improvements, capital projects, and studies. Funding sources include state and federal. Specific projects include vehicle replacements, facility upgrades, and route network changes. [Livingston FPL Trail Extension from Radio Rd to Collier County Line; case FPN 447514-1] Project: SUN Trail projects. Includes Livingston FPL Trail Extension from Radio Rd to Collier County Line. Phase: PDE (Preliminary Design Engineering). Estimated Cost: $5,280,000. Future phases include Design and Construction. [case FPN 449540-1 (formerly)] Project: Heartland Regional Trail (formerly Collier to Polk Regional Trail). FDOT is completing a Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) study. Updates will be included later. Project: Highway & Freight Priority List. Includes projects on the Highway System identified in the Cost Feasible Plan (CFP). Project: 2026 Annual List of Project Priorities (LOPP) for SU Box funds. Used to develop future FDOT Work Programs and Collier MPO TIPs. Prioritizes moving projects from design to construction, unfunded projects from prior years, and new project priorities. [E. City; case 452052-1] Project: Phase 4 Bike-Ped Improvements, E. City/FDOT. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $426,466. Funding Source: TA. [Vanderbilt Beach Rd to US41; case 452207-1] Project: Vanderbilt Beach Rd to US41 Bike Path/Trail. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $703,000. Funding Source: TA. [106th Ave N to US41] Project: Sidewalk, 106th Ave N to US41. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $621,000. Funding Source: TA. Project: UPWP - 2055 LRTP, BPMP, TDP, CMP, special studies. Sponsor: MPO. Phase: PLN. Funding Request: $400,000. Funding Source: SU. [ITS - CMS; case 449581-1] Project: ITS Vehicle Detection Update*. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $992,000. Funding Source: SU. [Collier Blvd/SR951 S. of Manatee to N. of Tower] Project: Roadways, Collier Blvd/SR951 S. of Manatee to N. of Tower. Improvement: widen from 4-6 lanes. Sponsor: FDOT. Phase: PE. Funding Request: $2,100,000. Funding Source: SU. [109th Ave N to US41; case 452210-1] Project: Sidewalk, 109th Ave N to US41. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $622,000. Funding Source: TA. [new Vanderbilt dr to US41; case 452211-1] Project: Sidewalk, new Vanderbilt dr to US41. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $627,000. Funding Source: TA. [6th Ave and East Elkcam Cl] Project: Shared Use Path on 6th Ave and East Elkcam Cl. Sponsor: Marco Island. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $1,900,000. Funding Source: TA. [ITS] Project: ATMS & Controller Update. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $1,622,000. Funding Source: SU. [ITS] Project: ITS Retiming of Arterials. Sponsor: Collier County. Phase: CST. Funding Request: $633,000. Funding Source: SU. Project: UPWP - 2060 LRTP, BPMP, TDP, CMP. Sponsor: MPO. Phase: PLN. Funding Request: $400,000. Funding Source: SU. Project: NEW BIKE/PED. Funding Source: TA. Funding Request: not stated. Project: UPWP - 2060 LRTP, BPMP, TDP, CMP. Sponsor: MPO. Phase: PLNG. Funding Request: $900,000. Funding Source: SU. Project: New CMC & Safety. Funding Source: SU. Funding Request: not stated. [8099 College Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33919] The Lee County Port Authority is hosting an Airport Industry Day on June 15, 2026, in Fort Myers, Florida, to inform industry professionals, contractors, and consultants about upcoming projects at Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) and Page Field. The event will cover the Capital Improvement Program, project opportunities, delivery methods, and procurement processes. A meet and greet session will allow networking with the Port Authority and permitting staff. [5th Avenue South from Tamiami Trail to 9th Street, Naples, Florida] The City of Naples is seeking US Economic Development Administration grant funding for the 5th Avenue South Infrastructure Renewal Project. The project involves reconstructing 5th Avenue from Tamiami Trail to 9th Street, replacing damaged and outdated infrastructure, and elevating the corridor to meet current floodplain, ADA, and design standards. This includes addressing stormwater system deficiencies, upgrading water and utility systems, and restoring streetscape elements. The estimated total project cost is $26,243,468. [Corridors include I-75, US-41, US-27, and SR-29 across Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, Lee, and Sarasota Counties.] The Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council (SWFRPC) is applying for a Fiscal Year 2026 Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant to conduct a planning study focused on strengthening post-crash care coordination, improving multi-jurisdictional emergency response, and enhancing regional situational awareness during roadway incidents. The study will cover major corridors including I-75, US-41, US-27, and SR-29 across six counties. The Collier MPO has provided a letter of support. [Old Tamiami Trail (OTT) corridor within the Miccosukee Reserve Area] The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida is applying for a Fiscal Year 2026 Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Implementation Grant to reconstruct the Old Tamiami Trail (OTT) corridor within the Miccosukee Reserve Area. The project includes phases for reconstruction of OTT with a sidewalk and multi-use path, and further design phases for additional segments. The total project cost is $17,514,755, with a federal request of $14,011,804. The Collier MPO has provided a letter of support. [case ID# 2026-1504] The Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Board is asked to approve a work order for Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. to provide general staff support and administrative support services for the FY 2026/27 – 2027/28 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP). The total fee will not exceed $20,000. This work will be completed under the MPO’s Professional Services Contract 18-7432 MP. [case RPS No. 25-8402-MP] The Collier MPO Board is recommended to approve the award of Request for Professional Services No. 25-8402-MP, “Metropolitan Planning General Planning Services Category,” to four firms: Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., Alfred Benesch and Company, Volkert Inc., and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. These agreements are for an initial five-year term with an optional one-year renewal, and work will be distributed via a rotation schedule. Projects under these contracts will not exceed $500,000, and any related construction project valued under $7.5 million. This document outlines significant legislative changes and new programs related to transportation infrastructure, safety, and funding. Key developments include expanded eligibility for resilience and emissions-related improvements in formula programs, increased roles for MPOs and local governments, and the creation of new grant programs like the Surface Transportation Accelerator Grant (STAG). The legislation emphasizes freight mobility, supply chains, and rural transportation, while also modernizing highway safety and technology programs. Revenue generation is addressed through new fees for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The transit title largely preserves existing frameworks but includes streamlining and project delivery reforms. The rail sector sees substantial updates in authorizations, safety, and project delivery, including reforms for Amtrak and hazardous materials transportation. Autonomous commercial vehicles are addressed with provisions for interstate operation and federal preemption review. The SMART grant program is strengthened, and exploration of mileage-based user fees continues. Digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and connected transportation systems are recurring themes. A new national culvert program is established, and programs for major projects like INFRA/Mega-Project funding are continued.
- Board:
- Metropolitan Planning Organization Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-12
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- not stated for grievance procedures; MPO Board approval recommended for FY 2026/2027 TD Planning Grant; MV Contract Transportation, Inc. certified compliance.
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
- Applicant:
- Collier County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) overseeing PTNE Division; Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO); MV Contract Transportation, Inc.
6-11-2026 HEX INDEX
This document is an agenda for the Collier County Hearing Examiner meeting on June 11, 2026. It lists three advertised public hearings. Project 3.A. involves an insubstantial change to the Magnolia Pond Planned Unit Development (PUD) to reconfigure the layout of preserve, lake, and residential development in Tract (R2). Project 3.B. is a variance request for a reduced side yard setback for an existing pool and screen enclosure at 6806 Wellington Drive. Project 3.C. is an appeal of an official interpretation regarding statutory preemption of the County's Land Development Code concerning mulching on Agriculture-zoned land for a nursery.
- Board:
- Hearing Examiner Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-11
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Not stated (all items are on the agenda for hearing)
- Address:
- 6806 Wellington Dr, Naples, FL 34109 (for 3.B.)
- Applicant:
- Not stated (for 3.A.); Not stated (for 3.B.); Zachary Lombardo, Esq. (for 3.C.)
Agenda Index
[1589 Everglades Boulevard North; case CU-PL20250007107] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider a recommendation to approve a conditional use for a 150-foot-tall monopole communications tower in the Estates (E) zoning district with a Wellfield Risk Management Special Treatment Overlay Zone W-4 (ST/W-4). The property is 2.65 acres located at 1589 Everglades Boulevard North, at the southwest corner of Everglades Boulevard North and 16th Avenue Northeast. Case number CU-PL20250007107. [case PL20250014625] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider adopting an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code for the Comparable Use Determination (CUD) process in the Industrial (I) District. This is the second of two hearings. [North of Oil Well Road and south of Immokalee Road, bisected by Camp Keais Road] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving an amendment to the Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area (SRA). This involves designating an additional 2,042 acres, increasing maximum dwelling units by 6,738 (total 17,738), and increasing non-residential uses by 996,000 square feet. The property is 7,970 acres located north of Oil Well Road and south of Immokalee Road, bisected by Camp Keais Road. [Northeast Water Reclamation Facility; case 26-8627] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider awarding Invitation to Bid No. 26-8627 to Douglas N. Higgins, Inc., for the Northeast Water Reclamation Facility Deep Injection Well Equipping and Conveyance project for $6,343,000.00, plus a $600,000 Owner's Allowance. [Golden Gate City Wastewater Treatment Plant; case 26-8621] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider awarding Invitation to Bid No. 26-8621 to Youngquist Brothers, LLC, for the Golden Gate City Wastewater Treatment Plant Injection Well No. 2 Installation project for $10,999,395.00, plus a $1,000,000 Owner's Allowance. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving and executing an Amended and Restated Developer Agreement with Ave Maria Development, LLP. [Chick-fil-A City Gate; case PL20260003501] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider final acceptance of potable water utility facilities for Chick-fil-A City Gate. [Majestic Place; case PL20190001615] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving a Resolution for final acceptance of private roadway and drainage improvements, and acceptance of plat dedications for the final plat of Majestic Place, Application Number PL20190001615. Release of maintenance securities in the amount of $430,975.15 is also requested. [case 25-8361] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider terminating for convenience Agreement No. 25-8361, 'Fencing Installation and Repair Services for Collier County – Grant Funded,' with Atlas Door & Gate, Inc., and McFarlane’s Construction, Inc. [Lake Trafford Memorial Gardens Cemetery] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider authorizing the Chair to execute twenty Deed Certificates for purchased burial rights at Lake Trafford Memorial Gardens Cemetery. [case 25-8358] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving amendments to agreements for Mowing Services with John Fideli Landscapes, LLC, and Chuchi Bush Hog, Inc., and Superior Landscaping & Lawn Service, Inc., to allow for the application of herbicides to hardscapes for weed removal. [Williams Reserve, Immokalee] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving a Temporary Farm Lease Extension with Huapilla Produce, Inc., for property at Williams Reserve in Immokalee, allowing continued operations pending development of a standard form lease. [Williams Reserve, Immokalee] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving two Temporary Farm Lease Extensions with Divine Tomatoes, Inc., for existing leases at the Williams Reserve property in Immokalee, allowing continued operations pending development of a standard form lease. [case 20-7788] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving a Second Amendment to Agreement No. 20-7788, 'Paratransit Demand Response Software,' extending the agreement for six months and purchasing an extended warranty from Ecolane USA, Inc., for $57,402.90, allowing continuous operation through April 26, 2027. [Immokalee Road (CR 846) from east of Bridge No. 034832 to 1,000 feet west of Dupree Grade] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving and authorizing the Chair to sign a Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) State-Funded Grant Agreement with FDOT, reimbursing up to $999,855.00 to construct paved shoulders and widen travel lanes on Immokalee Road (CR 846) from east of Bridge No. 034832 to 1,000 feet west of Dupree Grade. [Camp Keais] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider providing direction to proceed with negotiations of a Purchase and Sale Agreement with Swamp Buggy, Inc., for a 50-acre parcel at Camp Keais previously allocated to the Junior Deputies program. Ownership vests in Swamp Buggy, Inc., if Junior Deputies do not relocate within 3 years post-acquisition. [South County Water Reclamation Facility (SCWRF); case 25-8409] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider awarding Invitation to Bid No. 25-8409 to Douglas N. Higgins, Inc., for the South County Water Reclamation Facility (SCWRF) Preliminary Treatment Screen Replacement project for $2,942,249.00, plus a $294,224.90 Owner’s Allowance. [Airport-Pulling Road - Group 11; case 20-7800] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider awarding a Request for Quote under Agreement No. 20-7800 to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc., for the ARV Replacement - Airport-Pulling Road - Group 11 project for $426,984, including Alternate of $4,606, plus a $75,000 Owner’s Allowance. [NE-LTA09; case 26-8637] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider awarding Invitation to Bid No. 26-8637 to Douglas N. Higgins, Inc., for the NE-LTA09 Surface Facilities project for $3,518,000.00, plus a $250,000 Owner’s Allowance. [Tamiami Wellfield Improvements – Wells 41-49; case 25-8336] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider awarding Request for Professional Services No. 25-8336 to LJA Engineering, Inc., for Design Services for Tamiami Wellfield Improvements – Wells 41-49 for $4,799,821.00. [case 24-056-NS] Collier County Water-Sewer District will consider approving Amendment No. 3 to Agreement No. 24-056-NS with TriNova, Inc., for ProMinent Equipment Products and Services, adding Sensidyne products and services, and increasing the not-to-exceed fiscal spend to $500,000. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving the estimated PY 2026–2027 Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program (EHEAP) funding in the amount of $104,400 and authorizing a budget amendment. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving and authorizing the Chair to sign the First Amendment to the Memorandum of Understanding between Collier County and the David Lawrence Mental Health Center, Inc., to update client numbers, service units, revise Exhibit C, and add language for proration and Exhibit G. [case 25-8353] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider awarding Request for Proposal No. 25-8353, 'Opioid Data Collaborative,' to BenchLab LLC, for $672,582.00 for a three-year term with two one-year renewal options. [Collier County] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving and adopting a Resolution approving the transportation plan for adults and children suffering from acute substance abuse and/or mental health crisis in Collier County for State Fiscal Years 2026-2029. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will accept the report for the sale of sixty-seven items and disbursement of funds totaling $336,560 from the County surplus auction held from April 9 through April 11, 2026. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving an administrative report by the Procurement Services Division for an After-the-Fact purchase and authorizing timely payment of an outstanding invoice for $5,250. [Collier County Sheriff's Office Marco Substation; case 23-8063] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider closing out the Collier County Sheriff's Office Marco Substation Seawall and Dredge construction contract with Blue Marlin Marine Construction & Services, Inc., under Agreement No. 23-8063, and approving the release of retainage. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider adopting a Resolution approving amendments to the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Adopted Budget (appropriating grants, donations, contributions, insurance proceeds, and reserves). [Emergency Service Center; case 19-7592] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving an after-the-fact payment of $298,214.15 to Juice Technologies, Inc., for the Emergency Service Center VAV and DCV Reliable Controls project, procured under Agreement No. 19-7592, 'Building Automation Energy Management Services,' and finding a valid public purpose. [Collier County Airports; case 2025-3696] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving an Interlocal Agreement between the Collier County Airport Authority and the City of Naples Airport Authority, providing operational support at Collier County Airports during emergencies or for other operational needs. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will record disbursements totaling $56,833,856.73 for the periods between May 14, 2026, and May 27, 2026, pursuant to Florida Statute 136.06. Collier County Board of County Commissioners will approve and determine valid public purpose for invoices payable and purchasing card transactions as of June 3, 2026. [6387 Airport Road, near the intersection of Airport Road and J & C Boulevard] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will approve an $86,241.76 collective settlement with Gulf Coast Custom Cable, Inc., and Sosa Line, LLC, for damages caused to a water main, road, power pole, sidewalk, storm drain, and adjacent private property located at or near 6387 Airport Road, near the intersection of Airport Road and J & C Boulevard. [Parcel 1300FEE] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will approve a Stipulated Final Judgment in the amount of $99,500 plus $24,855 in attorney fees, expert fees, and costs for the taking of Parcel 1300FEE required for the Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension project (Project No. 60249). [Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension project; case 2025-CA-001157] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will approve a mediated Settlement and Joint Defense Agreement in the lawsuit Pika Construction, Inc. v. Sacyr Construction USA, LLC, et al., Case Number 2025-CA-001157, concerning damages related to the Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension project (ITB No. 22-7976). [Gateway Triangle area (Linwood Way and Bayside Street), Bayshore Gateway Triangle Community Redevelopment Area] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving an Interlocal Agreement between the City of Naples and the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency for a joint stormwater, roadway, and utility improvement project within the Gateway Triangle area (Linwood Way and Bayside Street) in the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Community Redevelopment Area, and authorizing reimbursement for water line design and construction. [North of State Road 82, ½ mile west of Church Road, abutting Hendry County; case PL20240002941] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider amending Ordinance 89-05, the Growth Management Plan, to change the future land use designation of a 5.01-acre property north of State Road 82, ½ mile west of Church Road, from Agricultural/Rural Mixed Use District and Rural Lands Stewardship Overlay District to Agricultural/Rural Mixed Use District, State Road 82 Commercial Subdistrict and Rural Lands Stewardship Overlay District. This allows for a maximum of 100,000 sq ft of self-storage and 30,000 sq ft of commercial uses, or up to 60,000 sq ft of commercial uses (no self-storage). [North of State Road 82, ½ mile west of Church Road, abutting Hendry County; case PL20240002945] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider rezoning a 5.01-acre property from Rural Agricultural (A) Zoning District (with Mobile Home Overlay and Rural Lands Stewardship Overlay) to Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD) within the Rural Lands Stewardship Overlay, to be known as the State Road 82 CPUD. This allows for 60,000 sq ft of retail commercial (no self-storage) or 30,000 sq ft of retail commercial and 100,000 sq ft of self-storage. The property is north of State Road 82, ½ mile west of Church Road, abutting Hendry County. [East of DeSoto Boulevard, north and south of Oil Well Road, and west of the intersection of Oil Well Grade Road and Oil Well Road; case PL20250001447] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider amending the Town of Big Cypress Stewardship Receiving Area (SRA). This involves designating an additional 451.75 acres, increasing maximum dwelling units by 1,367 (total 5,799), and adjusting commercial/light industrial and civic/governmental/institutional square footage. The property is 1,996.21 acres located east of DeSoto Boulevard, north and south of Oil Well Road, and west of the intersection of Oil Well Grade Road and Oil Well Road. [South of Holly Avenue and west of the terminus of Bayshore Drive; case PL20250003046] Collier County Board of County Commissioners will consider rezoning a 71.46-acre property from Residential Single-family-3 (RSF-3) and Rural Agricultural zoning districts to Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) zoning district, to be known as Windward Landing PUD. This allows for a maximum of 90 single-family detached dwelling units. The property is located south of Holly Avenue and west of the terminus of Bayshore Drive.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommendation to approve
- Address:
- 1589 Everglades Boulevard North
- Applicant:
- Ave Maria Development, LLP (related to Item 11C)
Agenda Packet
[3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112 (Meeting Location); 1589 Everglades Boulevard North (SW corner of Everglades Boulevard North and 16th Avenue Northeast) (Item 8.A); North of Oil Well Road and south of Immokalee Road, bisected by Camp Keais Road (Sections 28, 31-33, T47S, R29E and Sections 4-9, 16-18, T48S, R29E) (Item 9.B); Immokalee Road (CR 846) from east of Bridge No. 034832 to 1,000 feet west of Dupree Grade (Item 16.B.6); Williams Reserve in Immokalee (Items 16.B.3, 16.B.4); Camp Keais (Item 16.B.7); Airport Road, near the intersection of Airport Road and J & C Boulevard (Item 16.K.2); Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension (Item 16.K.3); Gateway Triangle area (Linwood Way and Bayside Street) (Item 16.L.1); North of State Road 82, ½ mile west of Church Road, abutting Hendry County (Section 5, T46S, R28E) (Items 17.A, 17.B); East of DeSoto Boulevard, north and south of Oil Well Road, and west of the intersection of Oil Well Grade Road and Oil Well Road (Sections 3, 14, 22, 23, 26, 27, 34, 35, T48S, R28E) (Item 17.C); South of Holly Avenue and west of the terminus of Bayshore Drive (Sections 23, 26, T50S, R25E) (Item 17.D); case CU-PL20250007107 (Item 8.A); PL20250014625 (Item 9.A); 2026-1207 (Item 9.B); 26-8627 (Item 11.A); 26-8621 (Item 11.B); PL20260003501 (Item 16.A.1); PL20190001615 (Item 16.A.2); 25-8361 (Item 16.A.3); 25-8358 (Item 16.B.2); 20-7788 (Item 16.B.5); FPN 456013-1-54-01 (Item 16.B.6); 25-8336 (Item 16.C.4); 24-056-NS (Item 16.C.5); 25-8353 (Item 16.D.3); 23-8063 (Item 16.F.1); 19-7592 (Item 16.F.3); 2003-53 (Lobbyist Ordinance); 98-167 (Public Comment Resolution); 2025-3696 (Item 16.G.1); 2003-53 (Lobbyist Ordinance); 98-167 (Public Comment Resolution); 2025-3696 (Item 16.G.1); 2026-1394 (Item 16.K.2); 60249 (Item 16.K.3); 2025-CA-001157 (Item 16.K.4); 22-7976 (Item 16.K.4); 2026-1331 (Item 16.L.1); PL20240002941 (Items 17.A, 17.B); PL20240002945 (Items 17.A, 17.B); PL20250001447 (Item 17.C); PL20250003046 (Item 17.D); 2026-1402 (Item 2.A); 2026-1335 (Item 4.A); 2026-1185 (Item 5.A); 2026-1298 (Item 8.A); 2026-1329 (Item 9.A); 2026-1207 (Item 9.B); 2026-1122 (Item 11.A); 2026-1158 (Item 11.B); 2026-1384 (Item 11.C); 2026-1107 (Item 16.A.1); 2026-1111 (Item 16.A.2); 2026-1078 (Item 16.A.3); 2026-899 (Item 16.B.1); 2026-1086 (Item 16.B.2); 2026-1116 (Item 16.B.3); 2026-1117 (Item 16.B.4); 2026-840 (Item 16.B.5); 2026-1282 (Item 16.B.6); 2026-1210 (Item 16.B.7); 2026-1114 (Item 16.C.1); 2026-1120 (Item 16.C.2); 2026-1152 (Item 16.C.3); 2026-784 (Item 16.C.4); 2026-1181 (Item 16.C.5); 2026-1097 (Item 16.D.1); 2026-1323 (Item 16.D.2); 2026-1368 (Item 16.D.3); 2026-1400 (Item 16.D.4); 2026-1362 (Item 16.E.1); 2026-1347 (Item 16.E.2); 2026-1353 (Item 16.F.1); 2026-1401 (Item 16.F.2); 2026-1356 (Item 16.F.3); 2025-3696 (Item 16.G.1); 2026-1377 (Item 16.K.1); 2026-1394 (Item 16.K.2); 2026-1453 (Item 16.K.3); 2026-1474 (Item 16.K.4); 2026-1331 (Item 16.L.1); 2026-1310 (Items 17.A, 17.B); 2026-1299 (Items 17.A, 17.B); 2026-1233 (Item 17.C); 2026-1229 (Item 17.D)] Collier County Board of County Commissioners is holding a meeting on June 9, 2026. The agenda includes various items such as proclamations, presentations, public petitions, public comments, Board of Zoning Appeals, Advertised Public Hearings, Board of County Commissioners actions, County Manager's Report, County Attorney's Report, Airport Authority and/or Community Redevelopment Agency matters, and a Consent Agenda. Key items for contractors include a proposed conditional use for a 150-foot monopole communications tower, an ordinance amendment for the Comparable Use Determination (CUD) process in the Industrial District, an amendment to the Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area adding 2,042 acres, an Invitation to Bid for the Northeast Water Reclamation Facility Deep Injection Well Equipping and Conveyance project ($6,343,000), an Invitation to Bid for the Golden Gate City Wastewater Treatment Plant Injection Well No. 2 Installation project ($10,999,395), final acceptance of potable water utility facilities for Chick-fil-A City Gate, final acceptance of private roadway and drainage improvements for Majestic Place, termination of an agreement for Fencing Installation and Repair Services, amendments to mowing services agreements to allow herbicide application, temporary farm lease extensions at Williams Reserve, an amendment to an agreement for Paratransit Demand Response Software, a Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) State-Funded Grant Agreement with FDOT for Immokalee Road improvements, negotiations for a purchase and sale agreement for a fifty-acre parcel at Camp Keais, an Invitation to Bid for the South County Water Reclamation Facility Preliminary Treatment Screen Replacement project ($2,942,249), a Request for Quote for ARV Replacement - Airport-Pulling Road - Group 11 ($426,984), an Invitation to Bid for the NE-LTA09 Surface Facilities project ($3,518,000), Request for Professional Services for Tamiami Wellfield Improvements – Wells 41-49 ($4,799,821), an amendment to an agreement for ProMinent Equipment Products and Services, Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program funding, an amendment to a Memorandum of Understanding with David Lawrence Mental Health Center, Inc., an award for the Opioid Data Collaborative ($672,582), approval of a transportation plan for substance abuse and mental health crisis, acceptance of funds from a county surplus auction ($336,560), an after-the-fact purchase payment ($5,250), closure of a construction contract for the Marco Substation Seawall and Dredge, budget amendments, an after-the-fact payment for the Emergency Service Center VAV and DCV Reliable Controls project ($298,214.15), an Interlocal Agreement for operational support at Collier County Airports, a collective settlement for damages to a water main and other property ($86,241.76), a Stipulated Final Judgment for the taking of Parcel 1300FEE for Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension ($99,500 plus fees), and a mediated Settlement and Joint Defense Agreement concerning the Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension project. Additionally, there are summary agenda items including amendments to the Growth Management Plan and zoning changes for properties on State Road 82 (5.01± acres), an amendment to the Town of Big Cypress Stewardship Receiving Area (451.75± acres), and a rezoning for Windward Landing PUD (71.46± acres) to allow for 90 single-family detached dwelling units.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Not stated (Items 8.A, 9.A, 9.B, 11.A, 11.B, 11.C, 16.A.1, 16.A.2, 16.A.3, 16.B.1, 16.B.2, 16.B.3, 16.B.4, 16.B.5, 16.B.6, 16.B.7, 16.C.1, 16.C.2, 16.C.3, 16.C.4, 16.C.5, 16.D.1, 16.D.2, 16.D.3, 16.D.4, 16.E.1, 16.E.2, 16.F.1, 16.F.2, 16.F.3, 16.G.1, 16.K.1, 16.K.2, 16.K.3, 16.K.4, 16.L.1, 17.A, 17.B, 17.C, 17.D); Approved (Item 2.A, Item 5.A); Approved and/or Adopted (Item 2.A); Approved (Item 2.B); Presented (Item 6.A)
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112 (Meeting Location); 1589 Everglades Boulevard North (SW corner of Everglades Boulevard North and 16th Avenue Northeast) (Item 8.A); North of Oil Well Road and south of Immokalee Road, bisected by Camp Keais Road (Sections 28, 31-33, T47S, R29E and Sections 4-9, 16-18, T48S, R29E) (Item 9.B); Immokalee Road (CR 846) from east of Bridge No. 034832 to 1,000 feet west of Dupree Grade (Item 16.B.6); Williams Reserve in Immokalee (Items 16.B.3, 16.B.4); Camp Keais (Item 16.B.7); Airport Road, near the intersection of Airport Road and J & C Boulevard (Item 16.K.2); Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension (Item 16.K.3); Gateway Triangle area (Linwood Way and Bayside Street) (Item 16.L.1); North of State Road 82, ½ mile west of Church Road, abutting Hendry County (Section 5, T46S, R28E) (Items 17.A, 17.B); East of DeSoto Boulevard, north and south of Oil Well Road, and west of the intersection of Oil Well Grade Road and Oil Well Road (Sections 3, 14, 22, 23, 26, 27, 34, 35, T48S, R28E) (Item 17.C); South of Holly Avenue and west of the terminus of Bayshore Drive (Sections 23, 26, T50S, R25E) (Item 17.D)
- Applicant:
- Not stated (Item 8.A); Town of Ave Maria (Item 9.B); Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. (Item 11.A); Youngquist Brothers, LLC (Item 11.B); Andres Echevarria (Item 16.A.4 - moved from original agenda); Atlas Door & Gate, Inc., and McFarlane’s Construction, Inc. (Item 16.A.3); John Fideli Landscapes, LLC, Chuchi Bush Hog, Inc., and Superior Landscaping & Lawn Service, Inc. (Item 16.B.2); Huapilla Produce, Inc. (Item 16.B.3); Divine Tomatoes, Inc. (Item 16.B.4); Ecolane USA, Inc. (Item 16.B.5); Swamp Buggy, Inc. (Item 16.B.7); Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. (Item 16.C.1); Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. (Item 16.C.2); Douglas N. Higgins, Inc. (Item 16.C.3); LJA Engineering, Inc. (Item 16.C.4); TriNova, Inc. (Item 16.C.5); BenchLab LLC (Item 16.D.3); Blue Marlin Marine Construction & Services, Inc. (Item 16.F.1); Juice Technologies, Inc. (Item 16.F.3); Gulf Coast Custom Cable, Inc., and Sosa Line, LLC (Item 16.K.2); Ave Maria Development, LLP (Item 11.C); Not stated (Items 17.A, 17.B, 17.C, 17.D)
Proposed agenda Changes
[case Agreement No. 23-8063 (for Item 16F1)] Item 10A: Recommendation for an update on continuing efforts for a Controlled Recognized Environmental Condition (CREC) on the site of the proposed State Veterans Nursing Home. This item is a request from Commissioner Saunders and is not to be heard before 11 AM. Item 16F1: Recommendation to close out the Collier County Sheriff's Office Marco Substation Seawall and Dredge construction contract with Blue Marlin Marine Construction & Services, Inc., under Agreement No. 23-8063, and to approve the release of retainage. This is a staff request to continue the item to a future meeting. Items 9B & 11C: Recommendation to approve the Ave Maria SRA Expansion and Amended Developer Agreement, to be heard at the conclusion of all Action Items on the Regular Agenda.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Other
- Decision:
- Update on continuing efforts (Item 10A); Continue to a future meeting (Item 16F1); Recommendation to approve (Items 9B & 11C)
- Applicant:
- State Veterans Nursing Home (for Item 10A); Collier County Sheriff's Office (for Item 16F1); not stated (for Items 9B & 11C)
Agenda Index - June 6, 2025, Special Magistrate
[7801 Airport Pulling Rd N, Naples, FL 34109; case CEEX20250005581-PU5423] Case CEEX20250005581-PU5423 involves a motion for continuance of imposition of fines hearing for 7801 Airport Pulling Rd N, Naples, FL 34109. The violations cited are tampering with a portable water device and tampering with district equipment without consent. This is a repeat violation. [1264 Wild Turkey Dr, Naples, FL 34120; case CENA20250009760] Case CENA20250009760 involves a motion for extension of compliance deadline for 1264 Wild Turkey Dr, Naples, FL 34120. The violation is the storage of large piles of vegetative debris on unimproved property. [4311 Atoll Ct Unit 2, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20240002299] Case CESD20240002299 involves a motion for extension of compliance deadline for 4311 Atoll Ct Unit 2, Naples, FL 34116. The violation is a kitchen sink drain repair without an approved Collier County permit. [4803 Christian Ter W, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20250005809] Case CESD20250005809 involves a motion for extension of compliance deadline for 4803 Christian Ter W, Immokalee, FL 34142. Violations include multiple unpermitted structures and improvements such as a second home, large dog home, shade structures, fencing, and re-roof. [306 Sabal Palm Rd, Naples, FL 34114; case CEVR20220010806] Case CEVR20220010806 involves a motion for re-hearing for 306 Sabal Palm Rd, Naples, FL 34114. Violations include removal of trees and vegetation and bringing fill onto the lot without appropriate permits or approvals. [4320 15th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CEEX20260004616-SOCO-05401] Case CEEX20260004616-SOCO-05401 involves a public hearing for 4320 15th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116. The violation is loud music/ruckus. [125 Royal Cove Dr, Naples, FL 34110; case CENA20250002691] Case CENA20250002691 involves a public hearing for 125 Royal Cove Dr, Naples, FL 34110. Violations include accumulation of litter such as chairs, tables, and furniture. [125 Royal Cove Dr, Naples, FL 34110; case CEV20250003058] Case CEV20250003058 involves a public hearing for 125 Royal Cove Dr, Naples, FL 34110. The violation is multiple unlicensed/inoperable vehicles on the property. [14614 Chickee Dr, Naples, FL 34114; case CEPM20250014219] Case CEPM20250014219 involves a public hearing for 14614 Chickee Dr, Naples, FL 34114. Violations include damage to the dwelling, specifically the front door, exterior and interior walls. [3770 4th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117; case CEV20250009066] Case CEV20250009066 involves a public hearing for 3770 4th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117. The violation is multiple unlicensed/inoperable vehicles on an Estates-zoned property. [1500 Danford St, Naples, FL 34112; case CECOM20260004288] Case CECOM20260004288 involves a public hearing for 1500 Danford St, Naples, FL 34112. Violations include advertising a business location at Bayview County Park and using a commercial boat launch permit belonging to another company. [2251 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples, FL 34109; case CELU20220003485] Case CELU20220003485 involves a public hearing for 2251 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples, FL 34109. Violations include illegal outside storage of retail merchandise, litter, wood pallets, cardboard, plastic, building materials, and parking/storage of rental equipment and vehicles in the parking lot without County approval. [4121 70th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; case CENA20250011391] Case CENA20250011391 involves a public hearing for 4121 70th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120. The violation is a recreational vehicle without a current valid license plate on a residential property. [4075 Pine Ridge Rd Units 6 and 7, Naples, FL 34119; case CES20250002034] Case CES20250002034 involves a public hearing for 4075 Pine Ridge Rd Units 6 and 7, Naples, FL 34119. Violations include an unpermitted business sign (777 Arcade) and window decals/signage/covering in excess of Land Development Code allowance. [2324 Kings Lake Blvd, Naples, FL 34112; case CEPM20250010121] Case CEPM20250010121 involves a public hearing for 2324 Kings Lake Blvd, Naples, FL 34112. Violations include elevated presence of mold growth in various areas of the home, including the guest hallway, kitchen, attic, and HVAC vents. [275 Monterey Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CEPM20240010769] Case CEPM20240010769 involves a public hearing for 275 Monterey Dr, Naples, FL 34119. Violations include a damaged aluminum pool cage requiring structural and screen repair. [1916 Timarron Way, Naples, FL 34109; case CEPM20250013457] Case CEPM20250013457 involves a public hearing for 1916 Timarron Way, Naples, FL 34109. Violations include an unmaintained pool and torn pool barrier. [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20260000989] Case CESD20260000989 involves a public hearing for an Estates-zoned property with no site address in Naples, FL 34120. Violations include a structure being built without county permits or inspections. [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20260001136] Case CEROW20260001136 involves a public hearing for an Estates-zoned property with no site address in Naples, FL 34120. The violation is no permitted ROW that allows access to the property. [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34120; case CEVR20260000678] Case CEVR20260000678 involves a public hearing for an Estates-zoned property with no site address in Naples, FL 34120. Violations include vegetation removal without proper permits. [3541 36th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20250002222] Case CESD20250002222 involves a public hearing for 3541 36th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117. Violations include multiple unpermitted structures (horse barn, chicken coop) and an unpermitted electrical pole. [2521 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CESD20250010098] Case CESD20250010098 involves a public hearing for 2521 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112. Violations include an expired permit (PRFH20230521073) for a 1-2 family home, with the holder in significant noncompliance. [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34112; case CEPM20260002084] Case CEPM20260002084 involves a public hearing for a property with no site address in Naples, FL 34112, adjacent to 2505 Linda Lane. The violation is a damaged concrete fence. [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34112; case CENA20260003673] Case CENA20260003673 involves a public hearing for a property with no site address in Naples, FL 34112. The violation is weeds and grass over 18 inches in height. [6333 Highcroft Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CEPM20250013287] Case CEPM20250013287 involves a public hearing for 6333 Highcroft Dr, Naples, FL 34119. Violations include damaged roof tiles and dark green pool water. [2505 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CESD20250010525] Case CESD20250010525 involves a public hearing for 2505 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112. Violations include an expired permit (PRFH20230521072) for a 1-2 family home, with the holder in significant noncompliance. [6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114; case CENA20250010321] Case CENA20250010321 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114. Violations include outside storage and litter, including vehicles, vessels, construction debris, concrete, wood, planters, totes, tires, sinks, roofing material, golf carts, ladders, ATVs, tree stands, mattresses, windows, fence panels, washer/dryer, and a bathtub. [2217 52nd Ln SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20230005146] Case CESD20230005146 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 2217 52nd Ln SW, Naples, FL 34116. Violations include unpermitted structures in the rear yard, specifically a lanai and sheds. [2660 8th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20200000453] Case CESD20200000453 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 2660 8th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117. The violation is an unpermitted addition/improvements. [5350 21st Pl SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CEOM20230007308] Case CEOM20230007308 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 5350 21st Pl SW, Naples, FL 34116. The violation is a fire-damaged dwelling declared a dangerous structure. [2305 Desoto Blvd N, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20250002895] Case CEROW20250002895 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 2305 Desoto Blvd N, Naples, FL 34120. The violation is an expired ROW permit (PRROW20230729769) for the construction of a 12' asphalt driveway for a new single-family home. [2023 Immokalee Dr, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CEPM20250007747] Case CEPM20250007747 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 2023 Immokalee Dr, Immokalee, FL 34142. Violations include a mobile home on the property being maintained in a dilapidated and unsafe condition. [607 Glades St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CENA20250008683] Case CENA20250008683 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 607 Glades St, Immokalee, FL 34142. Violations include litter on the property such as rusty metal containers with trash bags, cans, bikes, empty containers, plastic, and debris. [2231 54th St SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CEV20250008470] Case CEV20250008470 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 2231 54th St SW, Naples, FL 34116. Violations include unlicensed and/or inoperable vehicle(s) parked on the grass. [1108 Palm Dr, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20250001571] Case CESD20250001571 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 1108 Palm Dr, Immokalee, FL 34142. Violations include an unpermitted shed erected without required permits, inspections, and certificate of occupancy. [1340 Green Valley Cir #1601, Naples, FL 34104; case CEPM20250013807] Case CEPM20250013807 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 1340 Green Valley Cir #1601, Naples, FL 34104. Violations include unsanitary conditions, pest infestation, damage to kitchen cabinets, microbial growth on A/C vents, ceiling, and walls, missing smoke detector, missing exhaust fan, and damage to the guest bathroom vanity. [1415 Tangerine St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CENA20250009554] Case CENA20250009554 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 1415 Tangerine St, Immokalee, FL 34142. Violations include accumulation of litter such as chairs, containers, car parts, plastic, etc. [13304 Valewood Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CESD20240003998] Case CESD20240003998 involves a motion for imposition of fines and liens for 13304 Valewood Dr, Naples, FL 34119. Violations include erecting driving range protection netting and posts without a permit.
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-06-05
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Motion for Continuance of Imposition of Fines Hearing
- Address:
- 7801 Airport Pulling Rd N, Naples, FL 34109
- Applicant:
- Norberto Hernandez
Agenda packet- June 6, 2025, Special Magistrate
[3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112] This document is an agenda for the Collier County Special Magistrate meeting on June 5, 2026. It lists various cases involving code enforcement violations, including property maintenance, land development code infractions, and building code issues. Several cases are motions for extension of compliance deadlines or for imposition of fines and liens. Public comment is not detailed in this agenda. [7801 Airport Pulling Rd N, Naples, FL 34109; case CEEX20250005581-PU5423] Case CEEX20250005581-PU5423 involves 7801 AIRPORT PULLING RD LLC for violations including tampering with switches on a portable water device and tampering with district equipment without consent. An initial order on August 1, 2025, found the respondent guilty and ordered abatement by October 30, 2025, or a daily fine. A subsequent order on December 5, 2025, granted a 150-day extension for compliance, pushing the deadline to approximately April 29, 2026. Operational costs of $55.00 were previously assessed and not paid. [1264 Wild Turkey Dr, Naples, FL 34120; case CENA20250009760] Case CENA20250009760 involves Norberto Hernandez for violations including large piles of vegetative debris stored on unimproved property, violating Land Development Code sections 1.04.01(A) and 2.02.03, and Code of Laws and Ordinances sections 54-179 and 54-181. The respondent stipulated to the facts. An order on February 6, 2026, found the respondent guilty and ordered abatement by removing debris or storing it in an enclosed structure within 90 days, with a daily fine of $100.00 if not abated. Operational costs of $111.70 were also ordered. [4311 Atoll Ct Unit 2, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20240002299] Case CESD20240002299 involves FC NAPLES I LLC, FC NAPLES II LLC AND FC NAPLES III LLC for a kitchen sink drain repair without obtaining an approved Collier County permit, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). [4803 Christian Ter W, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20250005809] Case CESD20250005809 involves Gerardo Duarte Vazquez and Gladys Torres Vazquez for multiple unpermitted structures and improvements, including a second home, large dog home, multiple shade structures, fencing, and re-roofing, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). [306 Sabal Palm Rd, Naples, FL 34114; case CEVR20220010806] Case CEVR20220010806 involves GOEMAERE AND WU LAND TRUST for removing trees and vegetation from a lot and bringing fill into the lot without appropriate Collier County permits or approvals, violating Land Development Code sections 3.05.01(B), 3.05.07(C)(3)(b), 3.05.07(F)(3)(a) and 3.05.07(F)(3)(g)(i)(b). [4320 15th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CEEX20260004616-SOCO-05401] Case CEEX20260004616-SOCO-05401 involves Orlando Rodriguez for loud music/ruckus, violating Collier County Code of Laws and Ordinances, Chapter 54, Article IV, Section 90-17(1). [125 Royal Cove Dr, Naples, FL 34110; case CENA20250002691] Case CENA20250002691 involves Susan Novotny for accumulation of litter, including chairs, tables, and furniture, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 54-181 and Land Development Code Sections 1.04.01(A) and 2.02.03. [125 Royal Cove Dr, Naples, FL 34110; case CEV20250003058] Case CEV20250003058 involves Susan Novotny for multiple unlicensed/inoperable vehicles on the property, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 130-95. [14614 Chickee Dr, Naples, FL 34114; case CEPM20250014219] Case CEPM20250014219 involves Sonia Cantave for damage to the dwelling, including the front door, exterior and interior walls, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1), 22-231(12)(b), 22-231(12)(i) and 22-231(12)(p). [3770 4th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117; case CEV20250009066] Case CEV20250009066 involves Nathan L Marchinsky for multiple unlicensed/inoperable vehicles on an Estates-zoned property, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 130-95. [1500 Danford St, Naples, FL 34112; case CECOM20260004288] Case CECOM20260004288 involves TEPEHAN INC for AA Naples Rental Boat advertising Bayview County Park as its primary business location and using a commercial boat launch permit belonging to another company, violating Land Development Code Section 2.02.03 and Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 26-1(b)(1). [2251 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples, FL 34109; case CELU20220003485] Case CELU20220003485 involves HOME DEPOT USA INC for illegal outside storage of retail merchandise, litter, wood pallets, cardboard, plastic, building materials, and parking/storage of rental equipment and vehicles in the parking lot without County approval, violating Land Development Code Sections 1.04.01(A), 4.02.12 and 10.02.03(A)(2)(d), and Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 54-181. [4121 70th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; case CENA20250011391] Case CENA20250011391 involves Frantz Duclos and Marie Duclos for a recreational vehicle without a current valid license plate on a residential property, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 130-95. [4075 Pine Ridge Rd Units 6 and 7, Naples, FL 34119; case CES20250002034] Case CES20250002034 involves BALDRIDGE PINEGATE LLC for an unpermitted business sign (777 Arcade) and window decals/signage/covering in excess of Land Development Code allowance, violating Land Development Code Section 5.06.04(F)(4)(e). [2324 Kings Lake Blvd, Naples, FL 34112; case CEPM20250010121] Case CEPM20250010121 involves Alexander Yudolf Kantor and Svetlana Kantor for elevated presence of mold growth in various areas of the home, including the guest hallway, kitchen, attic, and HVAC vents, as depicted in a report from August 6, 2025, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1) and 22-231(19). [275 Monterey Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CEPM20240010769] Case CEPM20240010769 involves 275 MONTEREY DRIVE LAND TRUST for a damaged aluminum pool cage requiring structural and screen repair, violating Florida Building Code Section 454.2.17 and Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 22-228(1). [1916 Timarron Way, Naples, FL 34109; case CEPM20250013457] Case CEPM20250013457 involves Sook L Wolff for an unmaintained pool and torn pool barrier, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1) and 22-231(15). [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20260000989] Case CESD20260000989 involves BUILD-MAX RESTORATION CORP INC for a structure being built without county permits or inspections on an Estates-zoned property, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20260001136] Case CEROW20260001136 involves BUILD-MAX RESTORATION CORP INC for no permitted ROW that allows access to an Estates-zoned property, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 110-31(a). [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34120; case CEVR20260000678] Case CEVR20260000678 involves BUILD-MAX RESTORATION CORP INC for removing vegetation without proper permits on an Estates-zoned property, violating Land Development Code sections 3.05.01(B), 10.02.06(D)(3)(e)(i) and 10.02.06(D)(3)(e)(ii). [3541 36th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20250002222] Case CESD20250002222 involves Mayelyn U Garcia for multiple unpermitted structures (horse barn, chicken coop) and an unpermitted electrical pole, violating Land Development Code Section 10.02.06(B)(1)(a). [2521 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CESD20250010098] Case CESD20250010098 involves ENCLAVE OF NAPLES BAY I LLC for an expired permit (PRFH20230521073) for a 1-2 family home, with the building official determining significant noncompliance with permit conditions, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34112; case CEPM20260002084] Case CEPM20260002084 involves ENCLAVE OF NAPLES BAY HOA for a damaged concrete fence located adjacent to 2505 Linda Lane, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 22-228(1). [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34112; case CENA20260003673] Case CENA20260003673 involves ENCLAVE OF NAPLES BAY HOA for weeds and grass over 18 inches in height, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 54-185(a). [6333 Highcroft Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CEPM20250013287] Case CEPM20250013287 involves Raphael A Solomon for damaged roof tiles and dark green pool water, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1), 22-231(15), and 22-231(12)(c). [2505 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CESD20250010525] Case CESD20250010525 involves NIAN FINANCING CORP for an expired permit (PRFH20230521072) for a 1-2 family home, with the building official determining significant noncompliance with permit conditions, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34112; case CENA20260003673] Case CENA20260003673 involves ENCLAVE OF NAPLES BAY HOA for weeds and grass over 18 inches in height, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 54-185(a). This is a duplicate entry of case CENA20260003673. [NO SITE ADDRESS, Naples, FL 34112; case CENA20260003673] Case CENA20260003673 involves ENCLAVE OF NAPLES BAY HOA for weeds and grass over 18 inches in height, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 54-185(a). This is a duplicate entry of case CENA20260003673. [6333 Highcroft Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CEPM20250013287] Case CEPM20250013287 involves Raphael A Solomon for damaged roof tiles and dark green pool water, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1), 22-231(15), and 22-231(12)(c). This is a duplicate entry of case CEPM20250013287. [2505 Linda Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CESD20250010525] Case CESD20250010525 involves NIAN FINANCING CORP for an expired permit (PRFH20230521072) for a 1-2 family home, with the building official determining significant noncompliance with permit conditions, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). This is a duplicate entry of case CESD20250010525. [6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114; case CENA20250010321] Case CENA20250010321 involves THOMAS A JOHNS JR EST AND TAMMY LEE JOHNS COMBS for outside storage and litter, including vehicles, vessels, construction debris, concrete, wood, tires, and various other items, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 54-179 and 54-181, and Land Development Code Sections 1.04.01(A) and 2.02.03. [2217 52nd Ln SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20230005146] Case CESD20230005146 involves Maria Bentacourt-Guizado and Andy J Guerra for unpermitted structures in the rear yard, including a lanai and sheds, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e). [2660 8th Ave SE, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20200000453] Case CESD20200000453 involves Carlos Gonzalez and Barbara Reyes for an unpermitted addition/improvements, violating Land Development Code Section 10.02.06(B)(1)(a). [5350 21st Pl SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CEOM20230007308] Case CEOM20230007308 involves Bienvenido Miranda for a fire-damaged dwelling declared a dangerous structure by the building official, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1) and 22-236. [2305 Desoto Blvd N, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20250002895] Case CEROW20250002895 involves Joseph Martineau and Carolina Hernandez for an expired ROW permit (PRROW20230729769) for the construction of a 12' asphalt driveway for a new single-family home, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 110-31(a). [2023 Immokalee Dr, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CEPM20250007747] Case CEPM20250007747 involves Maira A Campos and Ismael Cid Trujillo for a mobile home on the property being maintained in a dilapidated and unsafe condition, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1), 22-231(12)(b) and 22-231(12)(c). [607 Glades St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CENA20250008683] Case CENA20250008683 involves Jose Rodriguez for litter on the property, including rusty metal containers with trash bags, cans, bikes, empty containers, plastic, and debris, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 54-179 and 54-181, and Land Development Code Section 2.02.03. [2231 54th St SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CEV20250008470] Case CEV20250008470 involves Randi L Willie for unlicensed and/or inoperable vehicle(s) parked on the grass, violating Land Development Code Section 4.05.03(A) and Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 130-95. [1108 Palm Dr, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20250001571] Case CESD20250001571 involves J Samuel Rodriguez for an unpermitted shed erected without required permits, inspections, and certificates of occupancy, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i). [1340 Green Valley Cir #1601, Naples, FL 34104; case CEPM20250013807] Case CEPM20250013807 involves Howard Winston Young Jr for unsanitary conditions, pest infestation, damage to kitchen cabinets, microbial growth on interior A/C vents, ceiling, and walls, missing smoke detector, missing exhaust fan, and damage to the guest bathroom vanity, violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 22-228(1), 22-231(12)(p), 22-231(19) and 22-231(20). [1415 Tangerine St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CENA20250009554] Case CENA20250009554 involves Anita Flores for accumulation of litter on the property, including chairs, containers, car parts, plastic, etc., violating Code of Laws and Ordinances Sections 54-179 and 54-181, and Land Development Code Section 2.02.03. [13304 Valewood Dr, Naples, FL 34119; case CESD20240003998] Case CESD20240003998 involves QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB INC for erecting driving range protection netting and posts without a permit, violating Land Development Code sections 10.02.06(B)(1)(a), 10.02.06(B)(1)(e) and 10.02.06(B)(1)(e)(i).
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-06-05
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Found guilty; ordered to abate violation; granted extension for compliance.
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
- Applicant:
- 7801 AIRPORT PULLING RD LLC
June 4, 2026, CCPC Agenda Index
[1925 Metropolitan Blvd; North side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard; case PL20250008935, PL20250008076, PL20240000329, PL20240000220] Project 9.A and 9.B involve a proposed amendment to the Collier County Growth Management Plan and the Mini-Triangle MPUD to change the land use designation of 1.35 acres from Urban Mixed Use District, Urban Residential Subdistrict to Urban Mixed Use District, Mini-Triangle Mixed Use District. This change aims to add acreage and increase the maximum multifamily dwelling units by 16, for a new maximum of 507 multifamily dwelling units. The subject property is 6.70 acres located at 1925 Metropolitan Blvd, near the southern corner of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East. Project 9.C and 9.D propose to change the land use designation of 2.63 acres from Urban Mixed-Use District, Urban Residential Subdistrict to The Urban-Mixed Use District, Fairways Inn Commercial Subdistrict to allow a hotel or motel up to 76 rooms. The zoning classification will change from Residential Single Family 3 (RSF-3) and Residential Tourist (RT) to a Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD). The property is located on the north side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard. Both items 9.C and 9.D have been continued from previous meetings to June 4, 2026.
- Board:
- Planning Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Agenda item for Planning Commission meeting on June 4, 2026. Items 9.C and 9.D were continued from previous meetings.
- Address:
- 1925 Metropolitan Blvd; North side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard
June 4, 2026, CCPC Agenda Packet
[1925 Metropolitan Blvd.; North side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard; Town of Ave Maria (general area north of Oil Well Road and south of Immokalee); case PL20250008935 (Mini-Triangle GMPA); PL20250008076 (Mini-Triangle MPUD); PL20240000329 (Fairways Inn GMPA); PL20240000220 (Fairways Inn PUDZ); PL20240012290 (Ave Maria SRA)] This document contains agenda items for the Collier County Planning Commission meeting on June 4, 2026. Two items (9A and 9B) concerning the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict and MPUD at 1925 Metropolitan Blvd. were continued from a previous meeting to June 4, 2026, due to public opposition regarding parking issues. Two other items (9C and 9D) regarding the Fairways Inn Commercial Subdistrict and PUDZ at the north side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard, were also continued to June 4, 2026. A significant portion of the document details a May 7, 2026, meeting where the Planning Commission heard a petition (PL20240012290) to amend the Town of Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area (SRA). This amendment proposes to expand the town's boundaries by 2,042 acres, increasing residential units by 6,732, commercial space by 996,000 square feet, and adding 100 hotel rooms. The expansion includes new town centers, neighborhood general areas, service districts, and community parks. The proposal also addresses affordable housing requirements by dedicating sites off-site and includes a mobility plan with pedestrian pathways and provisions for golf carts and low-speed vehicles. Several deviations were requested and discussed, including those related to off-street parking landscaping, sales center conversion, off-premise directional signs, and boundary marker signs. Public comment focused on concerns about traffic on Camp Keais Road, with one speaker stating it would add over 12,000 vehicles without adequate plans for improvement. The staff report supported the petition, finding it fiscally neutral and consistent with the Growth Management Plan and Land Development Code. [1,001 acres east of Camp Keais Road] This document details public comments and discussions regarding a proposed expansion of the Ave Maria Stewardship Receiving Area (SRA). Key concerns raised by residents and stakeholders include water usage and rationing, loss of agricultural land, financial instability of the Ave Maria Master Association (high HOA deficiency rate), potential negative impacts on Immokalee businesses and residents, and environmental concerns regarding wildlife habitat. A significant point of contention is the proposed inclusion of 1,001 acres east of Camp Keais Road, with arguments that the petitioner is simultaneously seeking to include this land in the SRA for development benefits while also attempting to remove it from a separate bond-issuing district to avoid associated costs. The petitioner argues that the expansion is necessary due to previous caps on the town's size and that the land is already zoned for development, meeting fiscal neutrality requirements for Collier County. The discussion also touches on the nature of the SRA program, the definition of "town" versus "village," and the funding mechanisms for infrastructure. [case Ave Maria: PL20250001447; Big Cypress: PL20250003046] This document details discussions and decisions regarding land use and development, primarily focusing on two projects: an expansion of the Town of Ave Maria and an amendment to the Town of Big Cypress. For Ave Maria, the expansion involves approximately 2,042 acres, adding an estimated 6,738 dwelling units and 996,000 square feet of commercial/office space. Key discussions revolved around the project's integration into the Ave Maria master association, traffic impact mitigation, and fiscal neutrality. For Big Cypress, the amendment adds 451.75 acres, increasing the maximum dwelling units to 5,799 and commercial space to 996,000 square feet. Discussions included deviations for landscape buffers, fuel pump separation, parking, alley-loaded sites, and gasoline service station minimum size. Public comment raised concerns about traffic, water restrictions, and environmental impact. The Ave Maria expansion was approved with one dissenting vote due to infrastructure concerns. The Big Cypress amendment was also approved. [South of Holly Avenue and west of the terminus of Bayshore Drive; case PL25-20250003046] Windward Landing RPUD, a proposed development of 90 single-family homes on 71.4 acres, south of Holly Avenue and west of Bayshore Drive. The project involves rezoning from RSF3 and agricultural to a Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD). The applicant, Toll Brothers, has addressed concerns regarding construction traffic damage to Bayshore Drive, buffer modifications, and has prohibited pickleball courts. The development is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Designation and offers lower density than allowed. Advisory boards recommended approval. A key condition is the lighting, with a commitment to 15-foot pole height within residential areas and up to 25 feet at the entrance, adhering to Dark Skies compliance. Bayshore Drive will be extended to the project entrance with a roundabout, with maintenance obligations falling to the developer. Public comment included concerns about visual impact and the narrowness of Bayshore Road, with assurances of enhanced buffers and walls. The project was approved unanimously. [Southwest corner of Everglades Boulevard and 16th Avenue Northeast; case PL20250007107] Vanderbilt II Tower, a proposed 150-foot shrouded cell phone tower with a 4-foot lightning rod, located at the southwest corner of Everglades Boulevard and 16th Avenue Northeast. The property is 2.65 acres and zoned for this use under specific conditions (minimum 2.25 acres, on a collector or arterial road). The applicant, Vertex Development on behalf of T-Mobile, aims to improve wireless coverage in the Golden Gates Estates area, which was previously underserved. The tower will support four carriers, with AT&T also intending to use the site. Concerns raised by the public included potential health impacts, property devaluation, and visual obstruction. The applicant stated that property value impact is not a code criterion and that the shrouded design mitigates visual impact. The project was approved, with staff noting the importance of reliable e911 service and telecommunications. Generators will be on-site for each carrier, with monitoring and fueling protocols in place. [case PL20240002941, PL20240002945, PL20260002471, PL20250008935, PL20250008076] This document details discussions and decisions from a Collier County Planning Commission meeting on May 7, 2026. Key items included a proposed cell tower, a mixed-use subdistrict amendment, and changes to temporary event permitting. The cell tower was approved 4-2, with concerns raised about its location and impact on residents. The Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict amendment (PL20250008935) was unanimously approved, allowing for an increase in acreage and multifamily dwelling units. A legislative amendment to require temporary-use permits for public events on county property was also unanimously approved, aimed at improving coordination with emergency services. Discussions also touched upon future meetings and ongoing development projects. [case PL20240002941 (implied, related to cell tower discussion)] This item concerns a proposed cell tower. The applicant, Vertex Development (represented by Ms. Solik and Mr. Ruiz), sought approval for a T-Mobile tower. Commissioners discussed site selection criteria, including carrier need, zoning requirements (2.25 acres, arterial road), and willing landlords. Concerns were raised by Commissioner McLeod regarding bird safety, color, and lighting, referencing recommendations from the National Audubon Society and US FWS. Mr. Ruiz stated the tower would not have guy wires and that lighting would only be added if Mosquito Control required it, noting FAA approval for no lighting. Commissioner Petscher indicated he would vote against lighting. Mr. Ruiz also addressed community concerns about tower lighting, predicting blowback if lit at night. Commissioner Schumacher questioned the site selection, suggesting locations closer to commercial areas like Golden Gate Boulevard and comparing the proposed tower's spacing to others. Mr. Ruiz explained the coverage and capacity needs, including proximity to high-density areas like Golden Gate Boulevard. The discussion also touched on the comparison between macro towers and smaller 'sidewalk towers'. Chairman Schmitt raised questions about health impacts, and RF engineer Keenan Chinnuke explained that cell phones operate at lower power when in good coverage. Commissioner Schumacher expressed concern about towers appearing in backyards and mentioned 88 owners finding the project incompatible, referencing a previous Verizon tower meeting. Mr. Ruiz clarified that wholesale carriers like Mint Mobile use existing networks. Ms. Solik assured that the code requires demonstrating why existing sites won't work before new ones are built. Chairman Schmitt noted the importance of wireless for 911 calls. Commissioner Schumacher ultimately voted against the tower due to incompatibility concerns and perceived gaps in coverage. Chairman Schmitt supported the tower, citing the Comp Plan amendment and the need for service. The motion to approve passed 4-2. [State Road 82; case PL20240002941, PL20240002945] This item involves a proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan (GMP) and a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a 5-acre parcel on State Road 82 in Collier County. The property is adjacent to a project in Hendry County, and access will be through the Hendry County site. The proposed uses are 100,000 sq ft of self-storage and 30,000-60,000 sq ft of retail. The applicant, represented by Mr. Yovanovich, stated that the uses are consistent with the already approved Hendry County project and that the development is benign. The neighborhood information meeting had no attendees. Staff recommended approval. The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved both the Comp Plan amendment and the PUD. [Collier County property; case PL20260002471] This item concerns a legislative amendment to the Land Development Code (LDC) regarding temporary events on Collier County property. The proposed change requires a temporary-use permit for events open to the public, aiming to ensure sufficient review by emergency services (EMS, police, fire). Previously, permits were handled by Parks and Recreation, with less rigorous review. The amendment aims to streamline the process, with most events requiring administrative approval and a $200 fee, while larger events (estimated 500-750+ attendees) would require Board approval and a $275 fee. The change was prompted by an event that was relocated and raised questions about agency notification. The amendment does not affect private rentals like birthday parties or league play. The Board unanimously approved the amendment. [1925 Metropolitan Blvd; case PL20250008935] This item, PL20250008935, involves a small-scale Comprehensive Plan amendment to increase the size of the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict by 1.35 acres and increase the total multifamily dwelling units by 16, from 491 to 507. The subject property is 6.70± acres and located near the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East. The existing use of the added 1.35 acres is a U-Haul Rental and Storage facility, which will be replaced by multifamily use. The amendment aims to further the revitalization goals of the Bayshore Gateway Triangle Community Redevelopment Area. Staff recommended approval, finding the amendment consistent with the Future Land Use Plan and the redevelopment overlay. The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved the amendment. [Near the southern corner of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East, west of Commercial Drive; case PL20250008935 (GMPA) and PL20250008076 (PUDA)] The Collier County Planning Commission is considering a request to amend the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict. The proposed amendment involves adding 1.35 acres to the existing 5.35-acre subdistrict, bringing the total to 6.70 acres. This expansion will allow for an increase of 16 multi-family dwelling units, bringing the total to 507 units. The gross density across the entire project will decrease from 91.77 to 75.7 units per acre. The property is located near the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East. The applicant is 2001 TTE, LLC. The case number is PL20250008935 for the Growth Management Plan Amendment (GMPA) and PL20250008076 for the Planned Unit Development Amendment (PUDA). Staff recommends approval for both, with a tentative Board of County Commissioners meeting scheduled for July 14, 2026. During a Neighborhood Information Meeting on April 7th, 2026, one attendee and one remote participant were present. No questions or comments were raised by attendees. [Approximately 600 feet to the east of the triangular intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East; case PUDA-PL20250008076] The Mini-Triangle MPUD is undergoing an amendment to add 1.35 acres, increasing the total project size to 6.70 acres. The amendment also proposes to increase the maximum number of multi-family dwelling units from 491 to 507. The property is located approximately 600 feet east of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East. The applicant is 2001 TTE, LLC. The case number is PUDA-PL20250008076. The decision is a recommendation for approval by staff. A Neighborhood Information Meeting was held on April 7, 2026, with no opposition reported. Utilities, including wastewater and water service, are confirmed to have adequate capacity, with any necessary system improvements being the responsibility of the developer. Stormwater management will be addressed through SFWMD and Collier County reviews. The proposed changes are considered compatible with the neighborhood and consistent with the GMP. Several deviations from standard development codes were requested and are listed in Exhibit E. Developer commitments include managing MPUD monitoring, providing transit stops, and addressing potential offsite wastewater system upgrades. [Near the southern corner of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East, west of Commercial Drive; case PL20210001100] Collier County Ordinance No. 2022-36 amends Ordinance No. 18-25, the Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD). The amendment decreases commercial uses from 200,000 to a maximum of 130,000 square feet, with a minimum of 15,000 square feet for office uses and 30,000 square feet for other commercial uses. It also increases multi-family dwelling units by 114, for a maximum of 491 units, subject to a traffic cap. The movie theatre use is removed. The subject property is located near the southern corner of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East, west of Commercial Drive, in Section 11, Township 50 South, Range 25 East, Collier County, Florida, consisting of 5.35± acres. The ordinance was passed and adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on a date in 2022, with an effective date upon filing with the Department of State and the effective date of Growth Management Plan Amendment in Ordinance No. 2022-3. [Near the southern corner of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East; case PL20250008935, PL20250008076] The Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict project involves changing the land use designation of 1.35 acres from Urban Mixed Use District, Urban Residential Subdistrict to Urban Mixed Use District, Mini-Triangle Mixed Use Subdistrict. This change aims to add acreage and increase the maximum multifamily dwelling units by 16, for a new maximum of 507 units. The subject property is 6.70 acres located near the southern corner of the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East, in Section 11, Township 50 South, Range 25 East. Case numbers PL20250008935 and PL20250008076 are associated with this project. A separate ordinance amends the Mini-Triangle MPUD to add acreage and increase the maximum multifamily dwelling units by 16, for a new maximum of 507 units. The property is 6.70 acres near the southern corner of Davis Boulevard and Tamiami Trail East, in Section 11, Township 50 South, Range 25 East. [North side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard; case PL20240000329, PL20240000220] The Fairways Inn Commercial Subdistrict project involves amending the Future Land Use Element and Maps to change the Land Use Designation from Urban Mixed-Use District, Urban Residential Subdistrict to The Urban Mixed-Use District, Fairways Inn Commercial Subdistrict. This change allows for a hotel or motel up to 76 rooms. The subject property is 2.63 acres located on the north side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard, in Section 23, Township 48 South, Range 25 East. Case numbers PL20240000329 (GMPA) and PL20240000220 (PUDZ) are associated with this project. The applicant is Andrew Rath, P.E., of Davidson Engineering, and the owner is Seasonal Investments Inc. The Collier County Planning Commission staff recommends approval. The project has been continued from April 16, 2026, to May 7, 2026, and further to June 4, 2026. A Neighborhood Information Meeting (NIM) was held on May 1, 2025. Public comments at the NIM included concerns about stormwater management, sewers, traffic, noise, parking, water drainage, flooding, building height, and interconnections between the existing and proposed hotel. Staff notes a market analysis supports the need for midscale/economy lodging options, that a hotel is a compatible use with adjacent residential development, and that the motel benefits the neighborhood and local employment centers. The Fairways Inn is described as one of the last 'Old Florida' style hotels in the area. Environmental Services staff recommend approval. [Immokalee Road] The Fairways Inn PUDZ & GMPA project involves a rezoning and Growth Management Plan Amendment for an existing hotel. The applicant, Mirowitz Real Estate, seeks to expand the Fairways Inn of Naples. The location is described as approximately 2.25 miles west of Interstate 75 and 1.5 miles east of Tamiami Trail on Immokalee Road. The document extensively analyzes the Naples Hospitality Submarket, detailing hotel trends, supply and demand, and economic demographics, concluding that the proposed expansion is supportable due to the need for affordable accommodations in a market increasingly focused on luxury and upper-upscale properties. No specific decision date or case number is provided in this excerpt. [103, 121 & 127 Palm River Blvd and 128 & 136 Palm View Drive, Naples, FL; case PL20240000329 (GMPA) and PL20240000220 (PUDZ)] This document details a Growth Management Plan Amendment (GMPA) and Planned Unit Development Rezone (PUDZ) application for the Fairways Inn project. The proposal aims to expand an existing 46-room hotel by adding 30 rooms, bringing the total to 76 rooms. The expansion will occur on four adjacent residential lots that will be demolished. The project involves a total of 2.63 acres. The applicant, Seasonal Investments, Inc., is seeking to rezone the properties to a Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD). The project is located north of Immokalee Road. Public comments during a Neighborhood Information Meeting raised concerns about sewer systems, traffic, flooding, and the impact on the surrounding residential neighborhood. The applicant addressed these concerns by explaining proposed stormwater management systems, connection to gravity sewers, and the plan to maintain the existing hotel lobby for check-in. The decision on this application is not stated in the provided text. [103 Palm River Blvd; case PL20240000220 (PUDZ) and PL20240000329 (GMPA)] The Fairways Inn project involves a rezoning from Residential Single Family 3 (RSF-3) and Residential Tourist (RT) to Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD) to allow for the expansion of an existing hotel. The expansion will add 30 hotel rooms, bringing the total to 76 rooms. This expansion will require the demolition of four existing single-family homes on Tract B. The project is located at the northwest corner of Palm View Drive and Palm River Boulevard. Public comment expressed strong opposition due to concerns about increased traffic, noise, strain on infrastructure, and the impact on neighborhood character. The project is located within the Northwest Transportation Concurrency Management Area (TCMA). A traffic impact statement concluded that the project's impact on the roadway network is not significant and that the TCMA concurrency requirements are met. Site access will be via a new full movement connection onto Palm River Boulevard. Water and wastewater service availability has been confirmed, with existing lines along Piper Boulevard, Palm View Drive, and Palm River Boulevard. The project is subject to Collier County Road Impact Fees. [North side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard; case PUDZ-PL20240000220] The Fairways Inn CPUD project involves rezoning approximately 2.63 acres from Residential Single Family 3 (RSF-3) and Residential Tourist (RT) to Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD) to allow for the expansion of a hotel/motel. The expansion aims to add up to 76 rooms. The project is located on the north side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard, in Section 23, Township 48 South, Range 25 East. A companion Growth Management Plan Amendment (GMPA PL20240000329) is required for consistency with the GMP. The project has undergone reviews for transportation, environmental, utility, and landscape aspects, with staff recommending approval contingent on the GMPA adoption. Public comments at a Neighborhood Information Meeting raised concerns about stormwater management, sewers, traffic, noise, parking, water drainage, flooding, building height, and interconnections between existing and proposed hotel structures. The decision is pending the Board of County Commissioners' review. [103 Palm River Blvd, Naples, FL 34110 (and associated parcels); case PL20240000220 (PUDZ), PL20240000329 (GMPA)] This document details a Planned Unit Development (PUD) Rezone and Growth Management Plan Amendment for the Fairways Inn. The project proposes to expand an existing 46-room hotel by adding 30 new rooms, bringing the total to 76 rooms. The expansion will occur on four parcels north of the existing hotel, which currently contain four single-family residential units that will be demolished. The total project site is approximately 2.66 acres. The applicant, Seasonal Investments, Inc., represented by Davidson Engineering and Davies Dukes, is seeking to rezone the properties from Residential Tourist (RT) and Residential Single Family-3 (RSF-3) to Planned Unit Development (PUD). A parking easement on county-owned property to the south will be utilized for off-site parking. The development will be limited to two stories. Public comments at a Neighborhood Information Meeting raised concerns about traffic, sewer systems, flooding, and the impact on surrounding residential areas. The project is located within the Northwest Transportation Concurrency Management Area (TCMA), exempting it from concurrency requirements if impacts are mitigated. The decision on this application is pending. [103 Palm River Blvd (mentioned in public comment); case PL20240000329 (GMP Amendment); PL20240000220 (PUDZ)] This document is a Traffic Impact Statement for the Fairways Inn PUDZ/GMPA project. It details projected traffic generation, trip distribution, background traffic analysis, and impacts on the local roadway network, specifically Immokalee Road. The project proposes a new connection onto Palm River Boulevard. The analysis concludes that the project's traffic impact on the surrounding roadway network is not significant and that the Northwest TCMA concurrency requirements are met. Mitigation includes paying Collier County Road Impact Fees. Public comment from residents of Palm River Estates and River Oaks Community Association expresses strong opposition to the expansion due to concerns about increased traffic, safety risks, noise, disruption to neighborhood character, strain on infrastructure, and potential decline in property values. They advocate for denial of the rezoning petitions. [103 Palm River Blvd, Naples, FL; case PL20240000329 (GMPA) & PL20240000220 (PUDZ)] The Fairways Inn is seeking to expand its hotel by rezoning four single-family residential lots (RSF-3) to a Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD). The proposal includes demolishing four existing homes to add 30 new hotel rooms, for a total of up to 76 rooms, and expanded parking. The project is located at 103 Palm River Blvd, Naples, FL, on approximately 1.03 acres. Concerns raised by residents and homeowners associations include increased traffic and safety risks on local streets, noise, lighting, strain on infrastructure, potential decline in property values, and the permanent loss of residential land. Specific objections focus on off-street parking arrangements that allegedly violate Land Development Code (LDC) requirements and create safety hazards, as well as the proposed building height being incompatible with adjacent residential properties. A petition against the expansion has garnered significant signatures. The applicant's traffic study and market analysis have been questioned for their adequacy and relevance to the residential context. The proposed change is from Residential Single-Family-3 (RSF-3) and Residential Tourist (RT) zoning to Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD).
- Board:
- Planning Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Continued (Mini-Triangle and Fairways Inn items to June 4, 2026); Not stated (Ave Maria - heard May 7, 2026, staff supports petition)
- Address:
- 1925 Metropolitan Blvd.; North side of Piper Boulevard, west of Palm River Boulevard; Town of Ave Maria (general area north of Oil Well Road and south of Immokalee)
- Applicant:
- Not stated (Mini-Triangle); Not stated (Fairways Inn); Rich Yovanovich on behalf of the applicant/petitioner (Ave Maria)
5-28-2026 HEX PACKET
[140 Wilderness Cay; case PL20250006100] The Hearing Examiner is considering a request for a 48-foot boat dock extension at 140 Wilderness Cay. The proposed extension would allow a total protrusion of 68 feet into a waterway that is 384± feet wide. The property is located at 140 Wilderness Cay, Lot 20, Port of the Islands (The Cays) Phase II, Section 9, Township 52 South, Range 28 East. The applicant is 140 Wilderness Cay LLC, with Bayshore Marine Consulting, LLC as the agent. The project was continued from April 23, 2026, to May 28, 2026, due to public comment and the need for the applicant's agent to confer with the client and affected parties. Revised plans reduced the protrusion to 59 feet and increased setbacks. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions related to building permits for the principal structure. [140 Wilderness Cay, Naples, FL 34114; case BDE-PL20250006100] This document details the criteria and process for a Boathouse Establishment Petition or Boat Dock Facility Extension (BD) in Collier County. It outlines primary and secondary criteria for evaluating such proposals, focusing on navigation, waterway impact, neighbor impact, and environmental considerations. A specific project at 140 Wilderness Cay is described, involving the construction of a fixed and floating dock facility with slips for a 33' LOA vessel on a boat lift and a 50' LOA catamaran. The project proposes a maximum protrusion of 68' into a 384' wide waterway. The applicant is 140 Wilderness Cay LLC, owned by Abdiel Marin and Jessica Marin. The case number is BDE-PL20250006100. The document also includes details on submittal requirements, fees, and public hearing procedures. Public comment included letters of objection from several neighbors at addresses including 128, 132, 137, 141, and 144 Wilderness Cay, and 160 Cays Dr, 142 Windward Cay, and 160 Venus Cay. [140 Wilderness Cay, Naples FL 34114; case PL20250006100] This document contains correspondence and public comment regarding a petition for a boat dock extension at 140 Wilderness Cay, Naples, FL. The applicant, Bayshore Marine Consulting LLC, seeks to install a large dock complex to accommodate vessels up to 55 feet. Multiple neighbors have submitted objections, citing concerns about the dock's size (68-foot protrusion, 3,500 sq ft footprint), potential impact on navigation, waterway aesthetics, neighboring property values, riparian rights, and the precedent it would set for the Port of the Islands community. Neighbors argue that such a large dock is inappropriate for a single-family residential area and that larger vessels should be kept at the community marina. Some also dispute claims of neighbor consultation and raise concerns about environmental impacts and insufficient notice. [140 Wilderness Cay; case BD-PL20250006100] This document details public comments and objections regarding a proposed dock extension at 140 Wilderness Cay. The applicant seeks a variance for a large dock and vessel configuration, significantly exceeding the standard 20-foot protrusion limit. Objectors cite concerns about visual impact, environmental harm, navigational hazards, and setting a precedent for oversized private docks in a community that already has a marina. The proposal has been continued for revisions. [140 Wilderness Cay, Naples, FL 34114; case PL20250006100] This document details public comments and official correspondence regarding a proposed dock extension at 140 Wilderness Cay, Naples, FL 34114. The applicant, Marin family (represented by Bayshore Marine Consulting LLC), sought to moor a 50 x 30 foot catamaran and a 33 foot motorized vessel. The proposal involved a dock structure extending 59 feet into the Sanctuary Point canal, significantly exceeding the Collier County code limit of 20 feet. The project was continued from an April 23, 2026 hearing to a May 28, 2026 hearing. Numerous residents voiced strong objections, citing concerns about environmental impact on manatees and wildlife, obstruction of views, violation of county codes, setting a negative precedent for the community, and potential interference with navigation and neighboring properties. Some comments also questioned the ethics of the hearing process. A revised proposal increased the overwater structure from 972 sq. ft. to 1,260 sq. ft. but reduced the protrusion to 59 feet. A formal appeal was also filed with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection by Linda Grear of 144 Wilderness Cay. [1934 Don Benito Way, Naples, FL 34120 (Orangetree PUD); 140 Wilderness Cay, Naples, FL 34114 (Marin Dock); case PDI-PL20250006371 (Orangetree PUD); 0701-26 (Marin Dock)] This document contains information related to two distinct development projects. The first, at 140 Wilderness Cay, Naples, FL 34114, involves existing and proposed dock structures. The second, a PDI (Petition for Development Impact) for the Orangetree Planned Unit Development (PUD) at 1934 Don Benito Way, Naples, FL 34120, concerns an insubstantial change to signage standards for the Terreno at Valencia Golf and Country Club Master amenity pool café. This change allows for one illuminated sign, provided it is at least 100 feet from facing residential uses not separated by an arterial or collector road. Public comment at a neighborhood meeting was positive, with questions focused on sign details, operation, cost, and timeline. Staff recommends approval of the signage amendment. [5 Pelican Street East; case PL20250012366 VA] Variance requested to reduce minimum side yard riparian setback from 15 feet to 5 feet on the west and 9 feet on the east for a proposed boathouse for a new dock facility. The property is a 0.24-acre lot with 43 feet of water frontage. The existing dock and boathouse were built in 1974 and 1981, respectively, and protrude 59 feet into the waterway. The proposed new dock will satisfy the 7.5-foot side yard for docks, but the boathouse will encroach into the 15-foot side setback. The new dock facility will protrude 77 feet from the property line. The variance is sought due to shallow water depths and converging riparian lines making a shore-normal approach the only viable option. Staff recommends approval. [5 Pelican St E, Naples, FL 34113; case BD-PL20250007918 and VA-PL20250012366] This record details a public hearing for a dock and boathouse facility at 5 Pelican Street East, Naples, FL. The applicant, Hal and Karen Bulmash, represented by Bayshore Marine Consulting, LLC, sought to remove an existing dock and boathouse and replace them with a new facility. The proposed project includes an 18-foot by 38-foot boathouse and a dock extending 77 feet into a 640-foot wide waterway. This required variances for side yard riparian setbacks (reducing from 15 feet to 5 feet on the west and 9 feet on the east) and an extension beyond the standard protrusion limits. The staff recommended approval, contingent on the approval of the variance petition. Public comment is not explicitly detailed in this portion of the record, but the process involved public notice and a hearing. [5 Pelican St. E, Naples, FL 34113; case VA-PL20250012366 and BDE-PL20250007918] This record details a public hearing for a proposed dock and boathouse at 5 Pelican St. E, Naples, FL. The project involves a 1-slip dock extension and an 18'x38' boathouse. The Hearing Examiner reviewed criteria related to dock facilities, water depth, navigation, waterway width, and neighbor impact. The primary criteria were met, with the exception of the vessel length exceeding 50% of the property's linear waterfront footage. For the boathouse, a variance was required for side setbacks due to the narrow riparian area. The project was considered for approval, with a public hearing scheduled for May 28, 2026. No public comment is stated in this portion of the document.
- Board:
- Hearing Examiner Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Staff recommends APPROVE, subject to conditions.
- Address:
- 140 Wilderness Cay
- Applicant:
- 140 Wilderness Cay LLC
5-28-26 HEX INDEX
[140 Wilderness Cay; case PL20250006100 - BD] Item 3.A is a continued public hearing for Petition No. PL20250006100-BD regarding a 48-foot boat dock extension at 140 Wilderness Cay. The request seeks to extend the dock 68 feet into a 384± foot wide waterway, exceeding the maximum permitted protrusion of 20 feet. The property is Lot 20, Port of the Islands (The Cays) Phase II. The Hearing Examiner will render a decision within 30 days of the hearing. [Terreno at Valencia Golf and Country Club Master amenity pool café; case PLl20250006371 - PDI] Item 3.B is a public hearing for Petition No. PLl20250006371-PDI concerning an insubstantial change to the Orangetree Planned Unit Development (PUD) for Terreno at Valencia Golf and Country Club Master amenity pool café. The request seeks an amendment to signage standards to allow one illuminated sign on the café exterior, with an exception to LDC code 5.06.02.7.a.i, provided it is at least 100 feet from facing residential uses not separated by an arterial or collector road. The Orangetree PUD is approximately 2,138.76 acres. The Hearing Examiner will render a decision within 30 days of the hearing. [5 Pelican Street East; case PL20250012366 VA] Item 3.C is a public hearing for Petition No. PL20250012366-VA at 5 Pelican Street East, requesting a variance to reduce the minimum side yard riparian setback for a proposed boathouse. The variance seeks to reduce the setback from 15 feet to 5 feet on the west side and from 15 feet to 9 feet on the east side. The property has 43± feet of water frontage and is zoned Residential Single-Family-4 (RSF-4). The Hearing Examiner will render a decision within 30 days of the hearing. [5 Pelican Street East; case PL20250007918 BD] Item 3.D is a public hearing for Petition No. PL20250007918-BD at 5 Pelican Street East, requesting approval for a 18-foot by 38-foot boathouse and a 57-foot boat dock extension. This extension would allow a total protrusion of 77 feet into a 640± foot wide waterway, exceeding the maximum permitted protrusion of 20 feet. The property is Lot 41, Isles of Capri No. 1. The Hearing Examiner will render a decision within 30 days of the hearing.
- Board:
- Hearing Examiner Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- continued
- Address:
- 140 Wilderness Cay
- Applicant:
- Pulte Home Company, LLC
Agenda Index May 28, 2026, Code Enforcement Board
[4483 31st Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20230000282] Case CESD20230000282 involves a converted garage into living space without permits. The owner is Gilbert Lordeus and Facilite Liberal. The property is located at 4483 31st Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116. This case is listed for a motion for continuance of imposition of fines hearing and also for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [4335 45th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20240006911] Case CESD20240006911 concerns a garage converted into a family room with a full bathroom, without required permits. The owner is Susana Torres. The property is located at 4335 45th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120. This case is listed for a motion for extension of compliance deadline. [6065 Lee Williams Rd, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20240012618] Case CESD20240012618 involves accessory structures, including a concrete block building, tiki hut, carport, front entrance wall, and gates, constructed without permits. The owners are Damichel Rovirosa Aguila and Maribel Aguila Vidal. The property is at 6065 Lee Williams Rd, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a motion for extension of compliance deadline. [3655 Boca Ciega Dr Unit 109, Naples, FL 34112; case CESD20240010783] Case CESD20240010783 pertains to the installation of unpermitted windows on a lanai. The owner is Orgeary Parsley. The property is located at 3655 Boca Ciega Dr Unit 109, Naples, FL 34112. This case is listed for a motion for re-hearing. [820 Augusta Blvd Unit A203, Naples, FL 34113; case CESD20250011770] Case CESD20250011770 involves an expired permit (PRAR20231147740) for A/C work with inspections performed. The owner is Donald Timothy Hayes. The property is located at 820 Augusta Blvd Unit A203, Naples, FL 34113. This case is listed for a hearing. [3323 Corana Way, Naples, FL 34105; case CESD20250012612] Case CESD20250012612 concerns a pergola and wood fencing constructed without permits. The owner is Jack E McComber. The property is located at 3323 Corana Way, Naples, FL 34105. This case is listed for a hearing. [115 N 9th St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20240004805] Case CESD20240004805 involves an unpermitted shed converted into living space without permits, inspections, or a Certificate of Completion/Occupancy. The owner is Margarita Navarro. The property is at 115 N 9th St, Immokalee, FL 34142. This case is listed for a hearing. [4221 Tamiami Trl E Unit 104, Naples, FL 34112; case CEOCC20240004574] Case CEOCC20240004574 concerns the lack of a Business Tax Receipt for Unit 104, RENZO GRACIE JIU JITSU ACADEMY. The owner is KENDALL PERRINE LLC. The property is located at 4221 Tamiami Trl E Unit 104, Naples, FL 34112. This case is listed for a hearing. [1830 Randall Blvd, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20260000567] Case CESD20260000567 involves a shed and chain link structure on Estates-zoned property without permits or inspections. Permit PRBD20210941876 has expired with no certificate of completion. The owner is ALL FOR OTHERS TRUST. The property is at 1830 Randall Blvd, Naples, FL 34120. This case is listed for a hearing. [5411 28th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20220008061] Case CESD20220008061 concerns an improved Golden Gate City lot with additions and stand-alone structures in the rear of the property erected without proper permits. The owner is Gonzalo Copello. The property is located at 5411 28th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116. This case is listed for a hearing. [1000 Manatee Rd Bldg A, 1004 Manatee Rd Bldg H, 1008 Manatee Rd Bldg G, 1014 Manatee Rd Bldg F, 1018 Manatee Rd Bldg E, 1020 Manatee Rd Pool, 1022 Manatee Rd Bldg D and 1024 Manatee Rd Bldg C, Naples, FL 34114; case CEPF20250010584] Case CEPF20250010584 involves multiple expired permits for the GULF WINDS EAST CONDOMINIUM A CONDOMINIUM property. The expired permits include PRBD20180531291, PRPL20120715619, PRHV20210733193, PRHV20210733181, PRHV20210733174, PRHV20210733160, PRHV20210520916, and PRHV20210733163. The property addresses are 1000 Manatee Rd Bldg A, 1004 Manatee Rd Bldg H, 1008 Manatee Rd Bldg G, 1014 Manatee Rd Bldg F, 1018 Manatee Rd Bldg E, 1020 Manatee Rd Pool, 1022 Manatee Rd Bldg D, and 1024 Manatee Rd Bldg C, Naples, FL 34114. This case is listed for a hearing. [110 1st St SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CELU20240005230] Case CELU20240005230 involves an unpermitted shipping container on estates-zoned property. The owner is Nancy Reath Visceglie. The property is located at 110 1st St SW, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a hearing. [6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114; case CESD20250010777] Case CESD20250010777 concerns multiple structures constructed on a parcel without permits or approvals. The owners are THOMAS A JOHNS JR EST AND TAMMY LEE JOHNS COMBS. The property is at 6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114. This case is listed for a hearing. [5387 24th Ave SW Unit B, Naples, FL 34116; case CEPM20260002508] Case CEPM20260002508 involves an active ant and rat infestation in the dwelling. The owner is YOUNG INVESTORS OF NAPLES LLC. The property is located at 5387 24th Ave SW Unit B, Naples, FL 34116. This case is listed for a hearing. [3950 Harvest Ct, Naples, FL 34112; case CENA20250014464] Case CENA20250014464 pertains to litter and/or prohibited outdoor storage, including toilets, sinks, furniture, cardboard boxes, broken furniture, buckets, aluminum, and appliances in the front, side, and rear yard. The owner is John Pineros. The property is at 3950 Harvest Ct, Naples, FL 34112. This case is listed for a hearing. [1526 Sugarberry St, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20230002147] Case CESD20230002147 involves the placement of a side-by-side mobile home on the property prior to obtaining a Collier County building permit. The owners are Victor Manuel R Zacarias and Loyda Avigail Castro Valdez. The property is located at 1526 Sugarberry St, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [208 West Main St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20240002185] Case CESD20240002185 concerns the removal of interior walls in the Laundromat and projection room without required permits, inspections, and Certificate(s) of Occupancy. The owner is AZTECA SUPER MARKET 2000 INC. The property is at 208 West Main St, Immokalee, FL 34142. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [5255 Coronado Pkwy, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20210005400] Case CESD20210005400 involves an expired building permit (PRBD20200518310) that expired on 5/3/2022. The owner is CENTURY 21 HOMES LLC. The property is located at 5255 Coronado Pkwy, Naples, FL 34116. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [174 Cambria Ln, Naples, FL 34112; case CELU20240008950] Case CELU20240008950 pertains to prohibited outdoor storage in the street and on the property, including Port-a-Pottys, a truck bed, roof trusses, and excessive litter. The owner is WBC CAMBRIA GRANDE VILLAS INC. The property is at 174 Cambria Ln, Naples, FL 34112. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [3410 13th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20230008794] Case CESD20230008794 involves the conversion of a pre-existing attached garage on the front of the house (including plumbing and electrical utilities, HVAC ductwork, and exterior penetrations) and the construction of an addition on the rear of the home with the appearance of an attached garage. Exterior door and window changeouts were also performed. The owners are Santiago Ospina and Jorge Ospina. The property is at 3410 13th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [4160 7th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34119; case CEROW20240008421] Case CEROW20240008421 concerns an unpermitted extension of the driveway culvert pipe, which now runs the full length of the property's frontage on 7th Avenue SW. The owners are Lisa Reisman and Jason Bush. The property is located at 4160 7th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34119. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [709 Broward St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20230002881] Case CESD20230002881 involves a mobile home and subsequent additions placed on the property without required Collier County Building Permits, Inspections, and Certificate of Completion/Occupancy. The owners are Eduardo Silguero and Natividad Silguero. The property is at 709 Broward St, Immokalee, FL 34142. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [3730 White Blvd, Naples, FL 34117; case CELU20250008012] Case CELU20250008012 concerns the accumulation of trash/litter/debris, including metals, wood, plastics, glass, toilets, sinks, bathtubs, and two inoperable vehicles without current registration. The owner is Carolina Diaz. The property is located at 3730 White Blvd, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [2740 50th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20250007024] Case CESD20250007024 involves a large carport constructed on the property prior to obtaining a Collier County Building Permit. The owners are Camilo Leon and Teresa Leon. The property is at 2740 50th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20230000123] Case CESD20230000123 pertains to multiple unpermitted structures and improvements on an improved estates-zoned property, including a large metal building retrofitted with electrical and plumbing, and two smaller sheds. The owner is Yohenis Martinez. The property is located at 1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CEAU20230000125] Case CEAU20230000125 involves a fence erected in the front of an improved estates-zoned property prior to obtaining proper Collier County permitting. The owner is Yohenis Martinez. The property is located at 1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [3270 Bayshore Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CEOCC20250014530] Case CEOCC20250014530 requires On the Pontoon Boat, LLC, to obtain Collier County approvals and/or permits to operate their business at 3270 Bayshore Drive, Naples, FL 34112. The owner is BAYSHORE TOMORROW LLC. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens. [423 24th Ave NW, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20250010811] Case CEROW20250010811 involves an estates-zoned property with an expired permit (PRROW20220944355). The owner is 895 24TH AVE ANNEX LLC. The property is located at 423 24th Ave NW, Naples, FL 34120. This case is listed for a motion for imposition of fines and liens.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 4483 31st Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116
- Applicant:
- KENDALL PERRINE LLC
Agenda Packet May 28, 2026, Code Enforcement Board
[4483 31st Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; 4335 45th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; 6065 Lee Williams Rd, Naples, FL 34117; 3655 Boca Ciega Dr Unit 109, Naples, FL 34112; 820 Augusta Blvd Unit A203, Naples, FL 34113; 3323 Corana Way, Naples, FL 34105; 115 N 9th St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 4221 Tamiami Trl E Unit 104, Naples, FL 34112; 1830 Randall Blvd, Naples, FL 34120; 5411 28th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; 1000 Manatee Rd Bldg A, 1004 Manatee Rd Bldg H, 1008 Manatee Rd Bldg G, 1014 Manatee Rd Bldg F, 1018 Manatee Rd Bldg E, 1020 Manatee Rd Pool, 1022 Manatee Rd Bldg D and 1024 Manatee Rd Bldg C, Naples, FL 34114; 110 1st St SW, Naples, FL 34117; 6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114; 5387 24th Ave SW Unit B, Naples, FL 34116; 3950 Harvest Ct, Naples, FL 34112; 1526 Sugarberry St, Naples, FL 34117; 208 West Main St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 5255 Coronado Pkwy, Naples, FL 34116; 174 Cambria Ln, Naples, FL 34112; 3410 13th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34117; 4160 7th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34119; 709 Broward St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 3730 White Blvd, Naples, FL 34117; 2740 50th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; 1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117; 3270 Bayshore Dr, Naples, FL 34112; 423 24th Ave NW, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20230000282; CESD20240006911; CESD20240012618; CESD20240010783; CESD20250011770; CESD20250012612; CESD20240004805; CEOCC20240004574; CESD20260000567; CESD20220008061; CEPF20250010584; CELU20240005230; CESD20250010777; CEPM20260002508; CENA20250014464; CESD20230002147; CESD20240002185; CESD20210005400; CELU20240008950; CESD20230008794; CEROW20240008421; CESD20230002881; CELU20250008012; CESD20250007024; CESD20230000123; CEAU20230000125; CEOCC20250014530; CEROW20250010811] This document is an agenda for the Collier County Code Enforcement Board and Nuisance Abatement Board meeting on May 28, 2026. It lists various cases involving code violations, primarily related to unpermitted construction and land development code infractions. Several cases involve converted garages, accessory structures, and expired permits. Public comment is not detailed for these specific agenda items, but the process allows for public hearings and testimony. [Multiple addresses listed across various cases.; case CESD20240010783, CESD20250011770, CESD20250012612, CESD20240004805, CEOCC20240004574] This document details code enforcement actions for multiple properties in Collier County. It includes findings of guilt for violations, orders to abate, and imposition of fines. Specific cases involve unpermitted structures, expired permits, and lack of business tax receipts. Public comment is not detailed for these specific enforcement actions. [1830 Randall Blvd, Naples, FL 34120; case CESD20260000567] Code Enforcement Action Item regarding a violation at 1830 Randall Blvd, Naples, FL 34120. The property, owned by ALL FOR OTHERS TRUST, is Estates-zoned and has a shed and chain link structure erected without permits or inspections. Permit PRBD20210941876 has expired without a certificate of completion. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [5411 28th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20220008061] Code Enforcement Action Item regarding a violation at 5411 28th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116. The property, owned by Gonzalo Copello, has additions and stand-alone structures in the rear erected without proper Collier County permits. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [1000 Manatee Rd Bldg A, 1004 Manatee Rd Bldg H, 1008 Manatee Rd Bldg G, 1014 Manatee Rd Bldg F, 1018 Manatee Rd Bldg E, 1020 Manatee Rd Pool, 1022 Manatee Rd Bldg D, and 1024 Manatee Rd Bldg C, Naples, FL 34114; case CEPF20250010584] Code Enforcement Action Item regarding multiple expired permits at Gulf Winds East Condominium A Condominium, located at 1000 Manatee Rd Bldg A, 1004 Manatee Rd Bldg H, 1008 Manatee Rd Bldg G, 1014 Manatee Rd Bldg F, 1018 Manatee Rd Bldg E, 1020 Manatee Rd Pool, 1022 Manatee Rd Bldg D, and 1024 Manatee Rd Bldg C, Naples, FL 34114. Multiple permits have expired, including PRBD20180531291, PRPL20120715619, PRHV20210733193, PRHV20210733181, PRHV20210733174, PRHV20210733160, PRHV20210520916, and PRHV20210733163. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [110 1st St SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CELU20240005230] Code Enforcement Action Item regarding an unpermitted shipping container on estates-zoned property at 110 1st St SW, Naples, FL 34117. The property is owned by Nancy Reath Visceglie. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114; case CESD20250010777] Code Enforcement Action Item regarding multiple structures constructed without Collier County permits or approvals at 6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114. The property is owned by THOMAS A JOHNS JR EST AND TAMMY LEE JOHNS COMBS. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [5387 24th Ave SW Unit B, Naples, FL 34116; case CEPM20260002508] Code Enforcement action regarding active ant and rat infestation, a non-weather-tight front door, and flickering recessed lighting. The owner is required to hire a certified pest control company, ensure all property maintenance requirements are met, and obtain necessary building permits and inspections for repairs. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [3950 Harvest Ct, Naples, FL 34112; case CENA20250014464] Code Enforcement action regarding unauthorized accumulation of litter and prohibited outdoor storage, including items such as toilets, sinks, furniture, cardboard boxes, broken furniture, buckets, aluminum, and appliances in the front, side, and rear yards. The owner is ordered to remove all unauthorized litter and cease prohibited outdoor storage. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [4483 31st Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20230000282] Code Enforcement action regarding the conversion of a garage into living space, including plumbing and electrical work, without obtaining the required permits, inspections, and Certificate of Occupancy. The owners were found guilty and ordered to obtain permits, inspections, and a Certificate of Completion/Occupancy by January 20, 2026, or face daily fines. They were also ordered to cease using the unpermitted garage and disconnect utilities until compliance. A subsequent hearing on February 26, 2026, noted that the use of the unpermitted garage was abated, but obtaining permits was still pending. The motion for imposition of fines was continued to April 27, 2026. [1526 Sugarberry St, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20230002147] Code Enforcement action regarding a side-by-side mobile home placed on the property prior to obtaining a Collier County building permit. The respondents were found guilty and ordered to obtain the necessary permits, inspections, and Certificate of Completion/Occupancy by June 27, 2025, or face daily fines. A subsequent order on July 24, 2025, granted an extension to January 24, 2026, for abatement. [208 West Main St, Immokalee, FL 34142; case CESD20240002185] Code Enforcement action regarding the removal of interior walls in a laundromat and projection room without obtaining the required permits, inspections, and Certificate(s) of Occupancy. The owner failed to appear at a hearing on November 21, 2025, but a stipulation agreement was in place, ordering compliance. The violations had not been abated as of the hearing date. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 2026. [case CESO20240002185] Azteca Super Market 2000 Inc. was found guilty of violating Collier County Land Development Code sections related to unpermitted alterations. They were ordered to obtain all required building permits, inspections, and a Certificate of Completion/Occupancy by March 21, 2026, or face a $200 per day fine. They also owe $59.28 in operational costs. A stipulation agreement was made on August 1, 2024, outlining these requirements. [5255 Coronado Pkwy, Naples, FL 34116; case CESD20210005400] Century 21 Homes LLC is involved in a code enforcement case regarding an expired building permit (PRBD20200518310) which expired on May 3, 2022. A hearing was scheduled for May 28, 2026, concerning a motion for imposition of fines/liens. Previous orders indicate violations of Collier County Land Development Code Section 10.02.06(B)(1)(a). Ronnie Haar was also involved in a case at the same property (5255 Coronado Pkwy) for an expired permit, with multiple hearings and continuances between August 2022 and August 2023. An affidavit of compliance dated April 28, 2026, indicates finalization of permit PFFH20230834722 on April 7, 2026, suggesting compliance for Ronnie Haar. [174 Cambria Ln, Naples, FL 34112; case CELU20240008950] WBC Cambria Grande Villas Inc. is cited for prohibited outdoor storage, including Port-a-Pottys, a truck bed, roof trusses, and excessive litter, in violation of Collier County Land Development Code and Ordinances. An order issued January 22, 2026, required removal of unauthorized items by March 23, 2026, with a $200 per day fine for non-compliance. An affidavit of non-compliance dated April 20, 2026, indicated failure to remove a shipping container from the road. [3410 13th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20230008794] Santiago Ospina and Jorge Ospina are involved in code enforcement actions for unpermitted improvements at 3410 13th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34117. Violations include conversion of an attached garage with plumbing and electrical work, construction of a rear addition, and exterior door/window replacements, without required permits. An order dated February 22, 2024, required ceasing occupancy of the converted garage by February 27, 2024, and obtaining permits for all work by August 22, 2024, with daily fines for non-compliance. A subsequent order dated January 23, 2025, continued the motion for fines/liens, noting ongoing abatement efforts. An affidavit of partial compliance dated May 16, 2025, confirmed compliance for disconnecting unpermitted electrical work and ceasing garage occupancy by March 13, 2025. [4160 7th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34119; 709 Broward St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 3730 White Blvd, Naples, FL 34117; 2740 50th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20240008421; CESD20230002881; CELU20250008012; CESD20250007024] This document details code enforcement actions for several properties in Collier County, Florida. The primary focus is on violations of county codes and ordinances, including unpermitted construction, property maintenance issues, and code compliance failures. For each case, it outlines the property address, folio number, owner, specific violations, case number, hearing dates, and the board's decisions, which often involve orders to abate violations by a certain deadline, with daily fines imposed for non-compliance. Some cases involve stipulations or agreements between the property owner and the county, and some show progress towards compliance or extensions granted. Public comment is not explicitly detailed for these specific enforcement actions, but the process involves public hearings. [1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CESD20230000123] Case involving unpermitted structures and improvements on an improved estates-zoned property. The owner was ordered to obtain required permits, inspections, and a Certificate of Completion for a carport within 120 days of the hearing, or face a daily fine. A stipulation agreement was entered into, and operational costs were assessed. A subsequent affidavit of non-compliance indicated the violation remained. [1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117; case CEAU20230000125] Case involving a fence erected on an improved estates-zoned property without proper Collier County permitting. The owner was ordered to obtain the required building permit, inspections, and Certificate of Completion for the fence by a specific date, or face a daily fine. A stipulation agreement was adopted, and operational costs were assessed. A subsequent affidavit of non-compliance indicated the violation remained. [3270 Bayshore Dr, Naples, FL 34112; case CEOCC20250014530] Case concerning a business operating without required Collier County approvals and/or permits. The owner was ordered to pay a civil penalty and cease operation of the unapproved business, removing associated items and advertisements by a specific date, or face a daily fine. Operational costs were assessed. An initial affidavit of non-compliance indicated the violation remained, but a subsequent affidavit of compliance confirmed abatement by a later date. [423 24th Ave NW, Naples, FL 34120; case CEROW20250010811] Case involving an estates-zoned property with an expired permit. The owner was ordered to obtain required Collier County Right-of-Way Permit(s), inspections, and Certificate of Completion, or restore the Right-of-Way to its originally permitted condition by a specific date, or face a daily fine. Operational costs were assessed. A subsequent affidavit of non-compliance indicated the violation remained.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Motions for Continuance, Extension of Compliance Deadline, Re-Hearing, Stipulations, and Hearings are listed on the agenda. Specific decisions for each case are not detailed in this agenda excerpt, but the document outlines the process for hearings and potential orders.
- Address:
- 4483 31st Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; 4335 45th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; 6065 Lee Williams Rd, Naples, FL 34117; 3655 Boca Ciega Dr Unit 109, Naples, FL 34112; 820 Augusta Blvd Unit A203, Naples, FL 34113; 3323 Corana Way, Naples, FL 34105; 115 N 9th St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 4221 Tamiami Trl E Unit 104, Naples, FL 34112; 1830 Randall Blvd, Naples, FL 34120; 5411 28th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34116; 1000 Manatee Rd Bldg A, 1004 Manatee Rd Bldg H, 1008 Manatee Rd Bldg G, 1014 Manatee Rd Bldg F, 1018 Manatee Rd Bldg E, 1020 Manatee Rd Pool, 1022 Manatee Rd Bldg D and 1024 Manatee Rd Bldg C, Naples, FL 34114; 110 1st St SW, Naples, FL 34117; 6911 Johns Rd, Naples, FL 34114; 5387 24th Ave SW Unit B, Naples, FL 34116; 3950 Harvest Ct, Naples, FL 34112; 1526 Sugarberry St, Naples, FL 34117; 208 West Main St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 5255 Coronado Pkwy, Naples, FL 34116; 174 Cambria Ln, Naples, FL 34112; 3410 13th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34117; 4160 7th Ave SW, Naples, FL 34119; 709 Broward St, Immokalee, FL 34142; 3730 White Blvd, Naples, FL 34117; 2740 50th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120; 1311 11th St SW, Naples, FL 34117; 3270 Bayshore Dr, Naples, FL 34112; 423 24th Ave NW, Naples, FL 34120
- Applicant:
- Gilbert Lordeus and Facilite Liberal; Susana Torres; Damichel Rovirosa Aguila and Maribel Aguila Vidal; Orgeary Parsley; Donald Timothy Hayes; Jack E McComber; Margarita Navarro; KENDALL PERRINE LLC; ALL FOR OTHERS TRUST; Gonzalo Copello; GULF WINDS EAST CONDOMINIUM A CONDOMINIUM; Nancy Reath Visceglie; THOMAS A JOHNS JR EST AND TAMMY LEE JOHNS COMBS; YOUNG INVESTORS OF NAPLES LLC; John Pineros; Victor Manuel R Zacarias and Loyda Avigail Castro Valdez; AZTECA SUPER MARKET 2000 INC; CENTURY 21 HOMES LLC; WBC CAMBRIA GRANDE VILLAS INC; Santiago Ospina and Jorge Ospina; Lisa Reisman and Jason Bush; Eduardo Silguero and Natividad Silguero; Carolina Diaz; Camilo Leon and Teresa Leon; Yohenis Martinez; BAYSHORE TOMORROW LLC; 895 24TH AVE ANNEX LLC
Agenda Index
[case 2026-1250] Collier County Board of County Commissioners awarded Invitation to Bid No. 24-8265 for Construction Services for the 16th Street NE Bridge Project to Wright Construction, Inc. for $18,062,218.83, with an Owner's Allowance of $1,444,977.51. This project has a Project Number 60212. [Everglades City; case 2026-973] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of a Purchase and Sale Agreement for the acquisition of six parcels known as Everglades City Outpost for airport-related use, potential public water access, recreational, housing, and other public purposes. [Collier County Courthouse 6th Floor and Jury Room; case 2026-1311] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the Guaranteed Maximum Price First Amendment to Agreement No. 22-7951 with Chris-Tel Company of Southwest Florida, Inc. d/b/a Chris-Tel Construction for Construction Manager at Risk services for the Collier County Courthouse 6th Floor and Jury Room Renovations, in the amount of $8,475,394. [Paradise Coast Sports Complex; case 2026-1370] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended accepting a briefing on the FC Naples inaugural season After-Action Report and authorizing staff to issue a Purchase Order to Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. for an organizational assessment of the Paradise Coast Sports Complex. [Maple Ridge at Ave Maria Phase 7A; case 2026-995] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval for final acceptance of private roadway and drainage improvements, and acceptance of plat dedications for Maple Ridge at Ave Maria Phase 7A, Application Number PL20200002567, and authorized the release of maintenance securities in the amount of $315,297.71. [Sparrow Collier Boulevard; case 2026-996] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended authorization for the Clerk of Courts to release a Performance Bond in the amount of $28,241.62 for Excavation Permit Number PL20220002518 for work associated with Sparrow Collier Boulevard. [Pepper Ranch Preserve; case 2026-1009] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the Pepper Ranch Preserve Cattle License Agreement with Hood Citrus Caretaking, Inc., under the Conservation Collier Program. [case 2026-1056] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of a Temporary Use for parking, not elsewhere classified, pursuant to the Temporary Events Section 5.04.05.E of the Collier County Land Development Code (LDC). [Lake Trafford Memorial Gardens Cemetery; case 2026-883] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended authorization to execute twenty (20) Deed Certificates for purchased burial rights at Lake Trafford Memorial Gardens Cemetery. [419 North First Street, Immokalee, Florida; case 2026-990] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended adoption of a Resolution approving a License to Utilize Space between the Florida Department of Health in Collier County and Project HELP, Inc. for the placement and operation of a mobile service unit at 419 North First Street, Immokalee, Florida. [2671 Airport Road South, Suite 104, Naples, FL 34112; case 2026-994] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the waiver of a $431.92 late rent fee for the tenant James W. Chandler, P.A. at Court Plaza III, 2671 Airport Road South, Suite 104, Naples, FL 34112. [case 2026-989] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended adoption of Resolutions approving and authorizing the execution of an Amendment to Public Transit Grant Agreements (PTGA) with the Florida Department of Transportation to extend the term of the Agreements. Affected agreements are FPN 439255-1-94-23 (G2W58), FPN 448810-1-94-23 (G2Y33), FPN 451147-(1,2,3)-94-22 (G2Y74), and FPN 439255-1-94-24 (G3851). [3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 105, Naples, FL 34112; case 2026-1062] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of a Resolution and a Lease Agreement with Congressman Byron Donalds for the use of County-owned space within the Collier County Administration Building, located at 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 105, Naples, FL 34112. [2685 Horseshoe Drive South; case 2026-1076] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of a Commercial Lease Agreement with Horseshoe Square Development, L.C., for continued occupancy of office space by the Transportation Management Services Department at 2685 Horseshoe Drive South. [Estates Branch Library; case 2026-1077] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the conveyance of an Underground Easement to Florida Power & Light Company (Parcel 269CONV) required for the operation and maintenance of electric utility facilities at the Estates Branch Library. [case 2026-1183] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended appropriation of the Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization’s annual operating budget for FY 2026/27 in the amount of $1,241,935, effective July 1, 2026. (Fund 1841, Project 33986) [case 2026-1187] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended recognition of FY 2026/27 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant funding in the amount of $32,438 to the Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization from the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged and authorization of the necessary Budget Amendment. (Fund 1841, Project 33987) [case 2026-1060] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended awarding Invitation for Qualification No. 25-8355, Flammable and Combustible Liquid Storage Tank Systems Services, to Guardian Fueling Technologies, LLC, JF Acquisition, LLC d/b/a JF Petroleum Group, and Southern Tank and Pump, Co. [case 2026-903] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the Second Amendment to extend Master Sales Agreement No. 18-7301-NS with Itron, Inc. for five years under a single source waiver of $50,000 per fiscal year, for water-sewer district services. [case 2026-467] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended authorization to sign the First Amendment to the Local Government Verification of Contribution Grant Agreement between Collier County and Casa San Juan Diego, Ltd., to correct the UEI number and delete the monitoring period, add grant requirements, modify language, and include additional exhibits. [case 2026-595] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval and authorization to sign the First Amendment to the Agreement with the Collier County Child Advocacy Council, Inc., d/b/a Children’s Advocacy Center of Collier County, to update language per new requirements. [case 2026-1055] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended repeal and replacement of Resolution 18-58 by adopting a Resolution amending the lien compliance and collection procedures for all housing programs administered by the Community and Human Services Division. [case 2026-1080] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended authorization of necessary Budget Amendments to reflect estimated funding for PY26–27 Community Care for the Elderly, Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative, and Home Care for the Elderly programs in the amount of $2,505,779; $21,542 in estimated copayment contributions; and $20,000 in estimated cash match. Total Fiscal Impact $2,547,321. [case 2026-1089] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended (1) acceptance of Year 4 allocation of Opioid Settlement Funds in the amount of $1,875,517.37 ($351,012.22 City/County and $1,524,505.15 Regional Abatement), (2) authorization of cost center realignment of a current time-limited Services for Seniors from a 0.5 FTE Grant Coordinator to a 0.5 FTE Opioid Grant Coordinator position, and (3) authorization of necessary Budget Amendments. [case 2026-1126] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of after-the-fact Amendment One to the Older Americans Act Contract #HA026 between Collier County and the Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida, Inc., updating Attachment II, Exhibit 2 (Funding Summary) and Attachment XIII (Service Rate Report) to add services and reallocate funding between programs OA3E, OA3ES, and OA3EG, while maintaining the approved contract amount of $1,356,226.00. [case 2026-1230] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended adoption of a Resolution repealing and replacing Resolution No. 2018-82 to update sources of revenue, use of funds, monitoring fees, and the administrative rate for the Local Housing Trust Fund administered by the Community and Human Services Division. [case 2026-1264] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval and authorization to sign the First Amendment to the State Housing Initiative Partnership Sponsor Agreement #SHOR-25-001 for the Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation program between Collier County and Rural Neighborhoods, Inc., to add additional performance deliverables, revise payment deliverable language, update County procurement policies, and revise Agreement contact persons. [Collier County Public Library; case 2026-1159] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended acceptance and appropriation of FY 2026 Q1 and Q2 restricted donations from various donors in the amount of $4,150.00 for the benefit of the Collier County Public Library, and authorization of necessary Budget Amendments. [case 2026-1365] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended awarding Supplemental Request for Proposals No. 24-8280S, Services for Seniors – Supplemental, to VIP America of Southwest Florida, LLC, Summit Home Respiratory Services, Inc., LifeStation, Inc., MAR-J Medical Supply, Inc., Alternative Homemaking with a Heart of SW Florida, LLC, and Sunshine Health Care Services, LLC, to establish a vendor pool for contract-driven services. [case 2026-1319] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval and authorization to execute the Certification of Consistency, confirming that the Collier County Housing Authority’s Public Housing Agency (PHA) 2025-2029 Five-Year Plan aligns and supports Collier County’s adopted 2021-2025 HUD Consolidated Plan. [case 2026-1163] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the administrative report prepared by the Procurement Services Division for the disposal of property that is no longer viable and removal of capital assets from the County’s capital assets records. [case 2026-1108] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the sale and disposal of surplus assets via public auction to take place from June 11 through June 13, 2026. [case 2026-1068] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval and authorization to sign three First Amendments to the Subrecipient Agreements I0163, I0164, and I0165, respectively, between the State of Florida, Department of Commerce and the Collier County Board of County Commissioners, Florida. [case 2026-1332] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended adoption of a Resolution approving amendments (appropriating grants, donations, contributions, insurance proceeds, and reserves) to the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Adopted Budget. [case 2026-1313] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of Amendment No. 21 to the Agreement with Collier County District School Board for the Driver Education Program, extending the Driver’s Education funding collected under the Dori Slosberg Driver Education Ordinance for an additional year. [case 2026-1373] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended acceptance of the termination of Agreements with High Sources Inc. (Bid Nos. 22-8005, Janitorial Services, and 22-8005S, Janitorial Services – Supplemental); approval of Amendments to Agreements with 3H & 3H Inc. and American Facility Services Inc.; and authorization to sign the attached Amendments. [Marco Island Executive Airport (MKY); case 2025-3615] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval of the 'after-the-fact' submittal of a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Infrastructure Improvement Program grant application in the amount of $499,170 to update the Marco Island Executive Airport (MKY) Master Plan and to designate the County Manager as the authorized representative to accept the award electronically. [Marco Island Executive Airport, Immokalee Regional Airport; case 2026-1088] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended authorization of a Budget Amendment to recognize revenue for Fund Center 192370 (Marco Island Executive Airport) and Fund Center 192330 (Immokalee Regional Airport) within Collier County Airport Fund 4090 in the amounts of $1,820,000 and $340,000, respectively, and to appropriate the funding to accommodate increased Jet-A fuel purchases. [case 2025-3945] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended recording in the minutes the check number, amount, payee, and purpose for disbursements totaling $49,233,092.10 between April 30, 2026, and May 13, 2026. [case 2025-3946] Collier County Board of County Commissioners requested approval and determination of valid public purpose for invoices payable and purchasing card transactions as of May 20, 2026. [case 2026-1182] Collier County Board of County Commissioners received a report regarding the investment of County funds as of the quarter ending March 31, 2026. [715 Crestview Drive, Immokalee, Florida; case 2026-1149] Collier County Board of County Commissioners received a request from the Housing Finance Authority of Collier County for approval of a Resolution authorizing the Authority to issue revenue bonds for the acquisition and rehabilitation of a 304-unit multifamily residential housing facility known as The Ashley, located at 715 Crestview Drive, Immokalee, Florida. [case 2026-1188] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approval and authorization to execute a Settlement Agreement in the lawsuit styled Dayami Leon v. Collier County Board of Commissioners (Case No. 24-CA-2419) for the sum of $58,256.00. [case 2026-1302] Collier County Board of County Commissioners received a request from the Housing Finance Authority of Collier County for the adoption of a Resolution approving a plan of financing involving the issuance of single-family mortgage revenue bonds in an amount not to exceed $100 million or, in the alternative, to use volume cap allocation for mortgage credit certificate programs or for multifamily housing for persons of low or moderate income. [Intersection of Mission Hills Drive and Collier Boulevard; case 2026-1338] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended the County Attorney file a lawsuit against Pike Electric, LLC, and any other responsible parties, for $137,197.48 in damages caused to the County’s watermain line, located at the intersection of Mission Hills Drive and Collier Boulevard. [Industrial (I) District; case 2026-971] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended adopting an Ordinance amending the Collier County Land Development Code to provide for the Comparable Use Determination (CUD) process in the Industrial (I) District. This is the first of two hearings. [North side of Tamiami Trail East, approximately 3,200 feet east of Collier Boulevard; case 2026-1051] Collier County Board of County Commissioners recommended approving an Ordinance rezoning property from Rural Agricultural (A) to Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) for Copperstone Estates RPUD, allowing up to 12 residential dwelling units. The project is 4.04± acres, located on the north side of Tamiami Trail East, approximately 3,200 feet east of Collier Boulevard in Section 3 North ½ and South ½, Township 51 South, Range 26 East.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Awarded
- Address:
- Everglades City
- Applicant:
- Chris-Tel Company of Southwest Florida, Inc. d/b/a Chris-Tel Construction
Agenda Packet
This document is an agenda for the Collier County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 26, 2026. It outlines various items including proclamations, presentations, public comments, and numerous consent agenda items covering a wide range of county operations, construction projects, agreements, and budget amendments. Specific construction projects include the "16th Street NE Bridge Project" and "Collier County Courthouse 6th Floor and Jury Room Renovations." Other items involve land acquisition for airport use, approval of plats, lease agreements, easements, and funding for transportation and community programs. The document also includes a transcript of a previous meeting on April 28, 2026, which primarily focused on honoring the late Commissioner Donna Fiala and discussing agenda amendments.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
Proposed agenda Changes
[six parcels known as Everglades City Outpost] The Board of County Commissioners will consider adopting an ordinance to amend the Collier County Land Development Code, specifically to provide for the Comparable Use Determination (CUD) process within the Industrial (I) District. This change was requested by Commissioner McDaniel. Separately, a recommendation to approve a Purchase and Sale Agreement for six parcels known as Everglades City Outpost is continued to the June 9, 2026 meeting. The property is being considered for airport-related use, potential public water access, recreational, housing, and other public purposes. The Board will also receive a presentation by Scott McGregor, General Manager of The Gate Golf Club.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Other
- Decision:
- Recommendation to adopt ordinance (Item 17A moved to 9A); Recommendation to approve Purchase and Sale Agreement continued to June 9, 2026 (Item 11B); Presentation received (Item 10A)
- Address:
- six parcels known as Everglades City Outpost
May CLB Agenda
This document is an agenda for the Collier County Contractors Licensing Board meeting on May 20, 2026. It lists several items for review, including contractor experience reviews, probation and reinstatement reviews, and public hearings related to citations and permits. Specific items include reviews for Speedy Garage Doors LLC, Klingeman Precision Pools LLC, Dreamcomtrue LLC, Caruso Design & Build LLC, and Journeyman Electricians Daniel R. Delfino and Angel D Matias Perez. There are also reviews for RL Installers, Inc. and Malagon Construction, Inc. Public hearings are scheduled for Apex Site and Demolition Corp. and for Aaron Molchan contesting citations. The agenda does not detail specific projects or developments, but rather focuses on licensing and contractor qualifications.
- Board:
- Contractors Licensing Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-20
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 3299 Tamiami Trail East, 3rd Floor, Naples, FL 34112
- Applicant:
- Various contractors and companies including Shay Benish (Speedy Garage Doors LLC), William W. Klingeman (Klingeman Precision Pools LLC DBA Arctic Pools & Spas), Daniel R. Delfino (Dreamcomtrue LLC), Luigi Bruno Caruso (Caruso Design & Build LLC), Angel D Matias Perez (Journeyman Electrician), Daniel Thomas Corcoran (Journeyman Electrician), Rafael Aguilar (RL Installers, Inc.), Johnnatan F. Malagon Perez (Malagon Construction, Inc.), Troy McNabb (Apex Site and Demolition Corp.), and Aaron Molchan.
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