6/16/2026 Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda Packet

Lee Board of County Commissioners · 2026-06-16 · agenda_packet

The document is a transcript of a Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting held on June 16, 2026. It includes proclamations, public comments, and several agenda items. The document does not describe a single development project with a specific address, size, and change. It contains multiple agenda items, including approvals for funding and direction on various projects. No specific street address, parcel/folio, acreage, or zoning change is stated for any project. The document does not state a decision on a specific development project with a case number. It includes public comments on various items, including a comment on the cost of affordable housing and a comment on impact fees for EMS stations. The document also includes a discussion on the direction for EMS station projects and a discussion on the negotiation for properties on Main Street on San Carlos Island for a public boat ramp, but no final decision is stated for these items. [1625 Marsh Avenue, Fort Myers, FL 33905 (Palm City Gardens Apartments); other projects have locations not stated or are at named facilities such as Page Field, Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), Bonita Beach, Little Hickory Island, Bowditch Point Park.; case RFB 26-0041LB; RFB #26-0049MC; RFB #26-0048RG; RFB #26-0039LB; contract #9147; contract #9227; contract #9760; contract #9761; contract 127-6665; OMNIA Partners cooperative contract number R250609; contract EC07-23.] The document is a multi-item Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting transcript and agenda recap. It includes multiple distinct projects and actions. Specifics for each are as follows: 1. Main Street Properties Marina on Main: The Board directed the County Attorney to work with the estate attorney to finalize contract language within two weeks. The original staff offer was $5.5 million. The estate's time of death appraised value is stated as $6.68 million. The estate requested moving forward with due diligence to close by the end of the year. The Board's motion to direct the County Attorney to work out language was approved. 2. Bonita Beach and Little Hickory Island Reconstruction: Contract approved in the amount of $6.9 million to rebuild three sites demolished by Hurricane Ian. Sites include Beach Park (restore public restrooms, boardwalks, structures, site improvements), Beach Access Number One (reconstruct boardwalks, replace structures, sidewalk, parking lot, landscape, drainage), and Little Hickory Access 10 (building restrooms, 600 square feet, reconstruct boardwalks, site improvements). Work will take about 11 months plus four weeks of final inspection. Permits are in hand. Construction expected to start early July. 3. Bowditch Point Park and Boat Dock Restoration: Contract approved in the amount of $3.9 million to repave the park, restore concession stands, restrooms, office facility, build boardwalks, sidewalks, site improvements, and rebuild the boat dock (600 linear feet). Work will take 10 months plus four weeks of final inspection. 4. Single Source Purchase for Enterprise Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Approved. The agreement increases users from 672 to 1003 (49% increase). Enterprise service cores increase from 44 to 52 (18% increase). The cost increase is driven by 331 additional user licenses and the inclusion of Rgis Velocity and Site Scan. Pricing is 30% below retail rates. 5. Multi-Family Mortgages Revenue Bonds: Approved a resolution approving the issuance of bonds not to exceed $32 million to fund Gulf Breeze Apartments located in Charlotte County. Bonds issued by the Housing Finance Authority of Lee County and do not constitute debt of the County. 6. Amendment to Land Development Code: Approved an amendment to streamline county development and permitting regulations. Public comment was in support from representatives of Sea Gate, Florida Mine, and Titan America. 7. Kingston One CDD Boundary Modification: Approved an ordinance modifying the boundaries of Kingston One CDD, moving approximately 7.5 acres, adding 28.50 acres, and adding 21 acres to the boundaries. 8. Sheriff's Grant Application: Approved authorization for the Lee County Sheriff to submit a grant application. 9. Port Authority Consent Agenda (Items C1-C13): Approved as a consent agenda. Includes: C1 purchase of Jupiter hardware/software for $332,869.39; C2 ratification of cancellation of a concession lease with Olsen Estes Southwest Concessions, LLC and direction to negotiate with Host International, Inc. and Paradies-Shell Factory II, LLC; C3 Page Field budget amendment; C4 award of RFB 26-0041LB Non-Public Restroom Remodels at RSW to Bolcor Commercial Flooring, LLC; C5 airfield markings project with Florida Airfield Maintenance, JV for $137,389.51; C6 purchase of 6 new AOCC dispatcher consoles; C7 work authorization for Chris-Tel Construction to replace two York chilled water air handler units for $411,737; C8 award of RFB #26-0039LB Conservation Bank Purchase Panther Habitat Units for $304,341 to Panther Passage Conservation, LLC; C9 approval of a draft update to the FMY Airport Layout Plan; C10 Utility Easement Vacation to CenturyLink of Florida, Inc.; C11 Utility Easement to CenturyLink of Florida, Inc.; C12 contract amendment with Bowman Consulting Group Ltd. for $291,910; C13 six-month extension for contracts #9760 and #9761. 10. Port Authority Administrative Items (A14-A17): A14 approved authorization for a grant agreement from the FAA for West Apron Expansion at Page Field for approximately $1,500,000. A15 approved contract with JJB South, LLC for West Ramp Expansion at Page Field Airport for $1,711,139.38, with a total project budget of $2,247,375. A16 approved contract to Cougar Contracting LLC for RSW Skyplex - Shovel Ready Improvements for $8,976,120, with a total project budget of $17,043,940. A17 approved a contract amendment with OAK Construction Company for $1,276,665 for Construction Management services for the Skyplex Arthrex Development Site Infrastructure. 11. Committee Appointments: Approved reappointments and appointments including Greg Gary, Jacob, Cullen Manning, Angela Jackson, Gilda, Carry, and Jessica Tercy. 12. Palm City Gardens Apartments: A credit underwriting report recommends a CDBG-DR loan of $11,800,000 for the construction and permanent financing of the development. Address is 1625 Marsh Avenue, Fort Myers, FL 33905. It is a 92-unit garden apartment acquisition and rehabilitation for elderly (non-ALF), with 80% of units at 50% AMI. Site acreage is 7.410. Zoning is RM-16 High Density Multifamily. The report is dated June 11, 2026. Public comment included a speaker, Joyce Campana, who expressed concern about using general fund money for projects instead of seeking outside funding, and a speaker, Billy Joe, who advocated for working together on emergency and affordable housing and mentioned safety on Lee Tran buses. A public commenter, Don, spoke on the homestead exemption, warning of potential cuts to public safety and other departments. The meeting also included proclamations for Parks & Recreation Month (July 2026) and Waste and Recycling Workers Week (June 15-20, 2026). The document is a multi-item agenda report for a Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting dated June 16, 2026, containing multiple distinct projects and actions. It also includes a credit underwriting report for the Palm City Gardens Apartments rehabilitation project. The document does not state a single street address, parcel, or folio for the Palm City Gardens project. The document does not state the acreage or number of units for the Palm City Gardens project. The document does not state a zoning or use change for any project. The applicant/developer for the Palm City Gardens project is Dunbar Improvement Association, Inc. The document does not state a case number for the Palm City Gardens project. The document does not state a decision for the Palm City Gardens project. Key dates for the Palm City Gardens project include June 11, 2026 (report date), October 7, 2025 (NLP letter of interest), and November 2027 (start of payments on non-forgivable Lee County CDBG-DR loan). The document also lists multiple other agenda items with specific actions, including: Approve Petition to Vacate at 13160 Rickenbacker Parkway, Fort Myers (approved, Resolution No. 26-04-09); Approve Petition to Vacate at 579 Aspen Avenue South, Lehigh Acres (deferred to May 5 Board meeting); Direct Staff to Prepare a County-Initiated Lee Plan Amendment (approved); Authorize Binding Offer for Alico Road Connector Phase III Widening - Parcel 303 (approved, $25,000 offer); Authorize Binding Offer for Alico Road Connector Phase III Widening – Parcels 300A (approved, $2,750,000 offer); Donate Five Escheated Surplus Lots to Habitat for Humanity (approved, lots at 1055 Fayette Avenue, 517 Alabaster Street, 439 Hedgwood Street, 936 + 942 Candlelight Drive, Lehigh Acres); Approve Purchase Order to Reseal the Justice Center Annex Window Exteriors (approved, $209,000.00); Approve Contract Amendment for Downtown Jail Domestic Waterline Replacement (approved, $3,488,212.07); Approve Piggyback Purchase of Absolute Resilience Renewal (approved, $75,880); Approve Expenditure of Fees Collected by Lee County Sheriff's Office (approved, $705,237.07); Approve County Project Authorization for Texas Swales Paving (approved, $114,180, nine streets in Lehigh Acres); Approve Supplemental Task Authorization for Pine Rd Sidewalk Design (approved, $286,320.00); Approve Contract Change Order for Improvements at Colonial at Summerlin & McGregor Intersection (approved, increase of $131,994.31, new total $1,438,161.25); Award Professional Services Contract to Replace CFM Force Main (approved, $1,792,943.00); Approve Contract for SE Wellfield Expansion - Phase I (approved, $3,715,310); Amend Grant Agreement with Florida Department of Environmental Protection (approved, $4,500,000 additional funding). Public comment sentiment: For the County-Initiated Lee Plan Amendment, there were four public speakers, but the document does not state their specific concerns. For other items, the document states there were no public speakers. The document does not state any public comment for the Palm City Gardens project. [Multiple addresses: 16790/880 Gator Rd.; 13120, 13130 and 13150 Linton Rd.; 4597-4601 Pine Island Road NW; 419 Royal Palm Park Road; College Parkway facilities; Lighthouse Beach Park; 1519/1521 Palmetto Avenue; 1950 Leghorn Street; 13900-13920 Doctors Way; 579 Aspen Avenue South; NE Pine Island Road near Hibiscus Drive; Fort Myers Beach Pier; Rosemary Drive; Burnt Store Road; Lee Blvd and Joan Ave North; Pine Island (Alden Pines area); Fort Myers Beach Water Reclamation Facility; Pine Island Water Reclamation Facility.; case DCI2023-00037; DCI2023-00042; DCI2023-00045; CPA2025-00003; Resolution No. 26-04-11; Resolution No. Z-26-007; Resolution No. Z-26-006; Resolution No. Z-26-003; Resolution No. 26-05-05; Resolution No. 26-05-06; Resolution No. 26-05-07; Resolution No. 26-05-08; Resolution No. 26-05-09; Resolution No. 26-05-10; Resolution No. 26-05-11; Resolution No. 26-05-12; Resolution No. 26-05-13; Resolution No. 26-05-14; Resolution No. 26-05-15; Resolution No. 26-05-16; Resolution No. 26-05-17; Resolution No. 26-05-18; Resolution No. 26-05-19; Resolution No. 26-05-20; Resolution No. 26-04-04; Resolution No. 26-05-01.] This document is a compilation of Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting minutes from April 21, 22, 27, and May 5, 2026. It contains multiple distinct projects and administrative actions. For contractors, the key actionable items are the zoning changes and construction contracts. The zoning meeting on April 22, 2026, approved three rezoning requests: Pavestone Ft Myers (14.95 acres from AG-2, IL, and IPD to IPD at 16790/880 Gator Rd.), Linton Road RPD (6.18 acres from RS-1 and AG-2 to RPD at 13120, 13130 and 13150 Linton Rd.), and The Blue Dog Restaurant (0.45 acres from C-1 to CPD at 4597-4601 Pine Island Road NW). The regular meeting on May 5, 2026, awarded several construction contracts, including a new skate park at Schandler Hall Community Park for $589,088.23, a warehouse building at College Parkway facilities for $151,855.00, and a fishing pier at Lighthouse Beach Park for $2,148,209.00. Other actions include approving a $150,000,000 line of credit for water and sewer projects, various easement vacations, and a contract for federal lobbying services with Capitol Counsel. The document also records a joint meeting with Charlotte County regarding a parking ordinance dispute, with no formal action taken. [The Residences II: Watt Road & Dividend Drive, Fort Myers; Hawk's Landing: 5335 Hawks Landing Drive, Fort Myers; Betsy Parkway MPD: 5041 Pine Island Rd. & 10300 Betsy Pkwy., Pine Island Planning District; 721 Adams CPD: 712 Adams Ave., Lehigh Acres; US 41 PUGLIESE MULTI-FAMILY MAP AMENDMENT: not stated; VAC2026-00011: 3211 7th Street West, Lehigh Acres; VAC2026-00005: 533 Nimitz Boulevard, Lehigh Acres; VAC2025-00038: 448 Rayford St, Lehigh Acres; Lease: 9001 Daniels Parkway, Suite 300, Fort Myers; Bright Road: Bright Road, North Fort Myers; Easement Purchase: 12971 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers; case The Residences II: not stated; Hawk's Landing: not stated; Betsy Parkway MPD: DCI2025-00003; 721 Adams CPD: DCI2024-00001; US 41 PUGLIESE MULTI-FAMILY MAP AMENDMENT: CPA2025-00003; VAC2026-00011: VAC2026-00011; VAC2026-00005: VAC2026-00005; VAC2025-00038: VAC2025-00038; Lease: not stated; Bright Road: not stated; Easement Purchase: not stated] The document is a multi-item Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda and minutes. It includes two bond authorizations for affordable housing projects, a zoning case, a comprehensive plan amendment, several easement vacations, a lease extension, a right-of-way survey, and an easement purchase. The Residences II project is a 140-unit affordable multifamily rental housing project at Watt Road & Dividend Drive in Fort Myers, with bond issuance authorized for up to $25,500,000. The Hawk's Landing project is a 204-unit affordable multifamily rental housing project at 5335 Hawks Landing Drive in Fort Myers, with bond issuance authorized for up to $25,000,000. The Betsy Parkway MPD case (DCI2025-00003) is a request to rezone 23.96+/- acres from Commercial (C-1A) and Agricultural (AG-2) to Mixed Use Planned Development (MPD) at 5041 Pine Island Rd. & 10300 Betsy Pkwy., Pine Island Planning District, which was continued to the next zoning meeting. The 721 Adams CPD case (DCI2024-00001) is a request to rezone 0.5 +/- acres from Residential Single Family (RS-1) to Commercial Planned Development (CPD) at 712 Adams Ave., Lehigh Acres, which was approved. The US 41 PUGLIESE MULTI-FAMILY MAP AMENDMENT (CPA2025-00003) is a request to amend the Future Land Use Map to change the future land use category of a 13.20-acre property from Suburban to Urban Community, which was approved. There are also petitions to vacate easements at 3211 7th Street West, Lehigh Acres (VAC2026-00011), 533 Nimitz Boulevard, Lehigh Acres (VAC2026-00005), and 448 Rayford St, Lehigh Acres (VAC2025-00038), all recommended for approval. A lease extension for LCSO office space at Parker Center, 9001 Daniels Parkway, Suite 300, Fort Myers, is recommended for approval. A maintained right-of-way survey for a portion of Bright Road in North Fort Myers is recommended for approval. An easement purchase for the Cape Coral Bridge Replacement Project at 12971 McGregor Boulevard is recommended for approval. [12971 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33919; case Cape Coral Bridge Replacement Project, No. 9248; County Project No. 9248; Lee County Project No. CN210428MTN; F.P. ID 452775-3-22-01] Lee County seeks approval to acquire a Temporary Construction Easement for Parcel 700 of the Cape Coral Bridge Replacement Project, No. 9248, from 12971 McGregor Blvd RE LLC. The easement area is 287 square feet, located along the east right of way line of McGregor Boulevard (S.R. 867) in the Southeast 1/4 of Section 16, Township 45 South, Range 24 East, Lee County, Florida. The total purchase price is $8,000.00, with $2,300.00 for the real property and $4,000.00 for fees and costs. The current year dollar amount is $9,500, funded by Surplus Tolls. The recommendation is to approve. The easement rights terminate upon completion of construction or January 31, 2032, whichever is sooner. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [Parcel 700 (Temporary Easement) for Cape Coral Bridge Replacement, Project No. 9248, DOT 209248; Section/Township/Range: 16-45-24] The document is a Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda item report and proposed resolution to approve United Community Bank as the provider of a Not To Exceed $5.5 million Special Assessments Term Loan Program. The program funds acquisitions and construction of various improvements within specified Municipal Services Benefit Use (MSBU) boundaries over the next three years, including road improvements, water and sewer collection systems, lighting, and dredging. The agenda item report recommends approval. The resolution authorizes a $5,500,000 loan facility with United Community Public Finance, Inc. to finance and refinance costs of various capital projects. The document also includes a separate project sheet for 'Cape Coral Bridge Replacement, Project No. 9248, DOT 209248, Parcel 700 (Temporary Easement)' with a date of JAN 2026, but no specific address, size, or decision is stated for this project. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. This document is a financing agreement and resolution for a $5,500,000 non-revolving line of credit from United Community Public Finance, Inc. to Lee County, Florida, for interim funding of various capital improvement projects within specified Municipal Services Benefit Units (MSBUs). The document does not state a specific project site, address, parcel, acreage, or zoning change. The decision is to approve the bank selection and the line of credit, with a resolution adopted in June 2026. The document includes a term sheet expiring 5/1/2026, a proposal date of 4/1/2026, and a final maturity date of June 2029. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. This document is a Non-Revolving Line of Credit Agreement between Lee County, Florida and United Community Public Finance, Inc. It establishes a $5,500,000 line of credit for the County to finance or refinance the costs of 'Projects,' which are described as capital improvements. The document does not specify a particular project, site, or address. The agreement includes terms for draws, interest, repayment, and covenants. The Master Note is designated as 'Lee County, Florida Non-Revolving Line of Credit Master Note, Series 2026 (United Community Public Finance, Inc.)' with a final maturity date of June ___, 2029. The agreement is dated as of June ___, 2026. The document does not contain any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [Section 25, Township 44 South, Range 25 East, Lee County, Florida (for the partial release of mortgage in Item 12); not stated for other items; case Item 12: F.P. NO. 1954882, PARCEL 500.3, SECTION 12070-000; Instrument # 2025000337612 and Instrument # 2025000337614. Item 15: Agreement No. DR10789; HUD CDBG-DR Grant No. B-23-UN-12-0002. Other items: not stated.] This document is a portion of a Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda packet dated June 16, 2026, containing multiple distinct items. Item 10 is a term sheet for a loan to the County for improvements within Municipal Services Benefit Units (MSBUs), with a maximum of $11,000,000. Item 11 approves an agreement with the School District of Lee County for a Summer Drivers Education Program, releasing $126,005.67 for a program running from June 15, 2026, through July 16, 2026, at 14 high schools, serving an estimated 350 students. Item 12 approves a Partial Release of Mortgage for the Wave at Colonial Affordable Housing Project, releasing an approximately 5-foot-wide strip of land (3,943 square feet) to the Florida Department of Transportation, with the remainder parcel containing 649,452 square feet. Item 13 authorizes posting the RESTORE Act Direct Component Multiyear Implementation Plan for a 45-day public comment period, proposing the San Carlos Island Working Waterfront Resiliency and Emergency Marine Operations Project. Item 14 approves starting the process to finance Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 2026. Item 15 approves a $3,000,000 CDBG-DR Subrecipient Agreement with Centerstone of Florida, Inc. for behavioral health services. No public comment sentiment is stated in the document. [case DR10789] This document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County and Centerstone of Florida, Inc. for CDBG-DR Public Services Program funding. The agreement is for a total amount not to exceed $3,000,000.00, with $2,700,000.00 for Most Impacted and Distressed (MID) Activity Funds (Direct Project Costs) and $300,000.00 for Activity Delivery Funds. The document does not state a specific project address, parcel, size, zoning change, or a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended). It outlines terms for compensation, reporting, audits, monitoring, insurance, and termination. The document is part of a larger agenda (part 12 of 24) and does not describe a specific construction project for contractors to pursue. [case DR10789] The document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County, Florida and Centerstone of Florida, Inc. for the Centerstone Behavioral Health project, funded by CDBG-DR funds for public services. The project aims to expand behavioral health services for Lee County residents impacted by Hurricane Ian, specifically at Centerstone's Fort Myers Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). The total budget is $3,000,000.00, with $2,700,000.00 for direct project costs and $300,000.00 for activity delivery. The project is expected to benefit 550 total beneficiaries, all of whom are low/moderate income. The agreement outlines terms for suspension, termination, remedies, use of funds, compliance, and closeout. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) or key dates for a public hearing. The document does not state a specific street address, parcel/folio, or acreage for the project. The applicant is Centerstone of Florida, Inc. The case/file number is DR10789. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case DR10789] This document is a subrecipient agreement exhibit package for Centerstone of Florida, Inc. (DR10789) for a CDBG-DR Public Services program. The project is an expansion of an existing public service program for outpatient mental health and substance abuse services, countywide in Lee County, Florida, for residents impacted by Hurricane Ian. The total program cost is $3 million over a three-year period, with an annual allocation of $1,000,000. The proposed program start date is 04/21/2026 and end date is 04/21/2029. The applicant is Centerstone of Florida, Inc., a Non-Profit Behavioral Health Provider. The document includes performance measures, an application, insurance certificates, and compliance certifications. The decision is not stated. The document does not state a specific street address for the project location, acreage, or a zoning change. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case CN260037NAT (for the CEI contract); DR10789 (for the subrecipient agreement)] This document is a portion of a larger public record, specifically pages from a subrecipient agreement between Lee County and Centerstone of Florida, Inc. for CDBG-DR funds, followed by an agenda item for a separate CEI services contract. The document does not describe a specific construction project with a location, size, or zoning change. It contains administrative and compliance terms for the subrecipient agreement, and an agenda item for awarding a CEI services contract for the Fort Myers Beach Fishing Pier. The agenda item states the contract is for construction, engineering, and inspection (CEI) services, in the amount of $1,432,420.51, to Hardesty and Hanover Construction Services, LLC. The project will be funded through the FDEM Legislative Appropriations Program. The Board of County Commissioners approved the reconstruction and enhancement of the pier on April 7, 2026. The solicitation was advertised on December 19, 2025, with proposals due January 27, 2026. Five submissions were received. Evaluation 1 was held on February 9, 2026, and Evaluation 2 was held on February 26, 2026. The recommendation is to approve the award. The document does not state a street address, parcel number, acreage, or zoning change for the pier project. It also does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document is a professional services agreement template between Lee County Board of County Commissioners and a consultant. It contains no specific project details, address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant, case number, or decision. It only describes general contractual terms for services, compensation, insurance, and obligations. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. [case CN260037NAT] This document is a professional services agreement between Lee County, Florida and Hardesty & Hanover Construction Services, LLC for Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services for the Ft. Myers Beach Fishing Pier project. The project is identified as CN260037NAT. The agreement includes a total compensation of $1,432,420.51, with $1,427,420.51 for CEI services and $5,000.00 for material testing. The performance schedule is 450 calendar days for each task, with a cumulative 540 calendar days from the notice to proceed. The document includes exhibits for scope of services, compensation, schedule, subconsultants, insurance, and funding. The project is funded in part or in whole by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The solicitation was issued on 12/19/2025, with a question deadline of 1/19/2026 and a response deadline of 1/27/2026. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) or a specific street address for the project. It also does not state the project size in acreage, number of units, or square footage, nor does it state a zoning or use change. The document does not contain any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case CN260037NAT] Lee County solicitation CN260037NAT is a Request for Proposal for professional services under the Consultant Competitive Negotiation Act. The document is a solicitation package, not a record of a specific development project. It includes bid attachments, required forms, and terms and conditions. The deadline for submissions is 1/27/2026 02:30 PM (ET). The document references a project involving the Fort Myers Beach Pier, with an attachment titled 'Addendum 1 - Attachment B Fort Myers Beach Pier Specs 2025-08-11.pdf'. The document does not state a decision, applicant, or specific project details beyond the solicitation process. It includes requirements for federal funding compliance, insurance, and various certifications. Public comment sentiment is not stated. The document is a portion of a public civic record, specifically pages 495-508 of 3366, containing the text of 'EXHIBIT G PROJECT FUNDING PACKAGE'. It consists entirely of contractual terms, conditions, and federal compliance clauses for consultants, contractors, and vendors. No specific project, site, address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant, case number, or decision is described. The document is procedural and administrative in nature, outlining requirements such as equal employment opportunity, record maintenance, Davis-Bacon Act compliance, and various federal regulations. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. [case CN260037NAT] The document is a solicitation package for Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services for the reconstruction of the Fort Myers Beach Pier. The project involves the removal of the existing damaged structure (585.3 feet long, 8 feet wide) and construction of a replacement structure that is 70% longer at 1000 feet and 50% wider at 12 feet. The cost of construction for this project is $11,737,393.18. The solicitation number is CN260037NAT. The document includes a request for qualifications from Hardesty & Hanover Construction Services, LLC, with a submission deadline of Tuesday, January 27, 2026, before 2:30 PM. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended). The document does not state a specific street address for the project, but it is for the Fort Myers Beach Pier. The document does not state a parcel or folio number. The document does not state a zoning or use change. The applicant/developer/owner is Lee County Board of County Commissioners. The document does not state public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The business opportunity is for a qualified consultant to provide professional Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services, including pre-construction services, daily on-site inspection, environmental compliance, meetings and reporting, schedule oversight, progress and payment application review, safety and public protection, change management, and closeout services. The project term is approximately fourteen (14) months from commencement date of Notice to Proceed, with the agreement to remain in effect for one year following final completion of construction work. The document also includes insurance requirements, special conditions, and submittal requirements. [case RFQ # CN260037NAT] The document is part of a proposal for Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services for a pier replacement project in Lee County, Florida. The project involves a new pier with 43 bent piers, each with two 24-inch square prestressed precast concrete piles and cast-in-place concrete caps, and a superstructure using Florida Slab Beams with a 6-inch cast-in-place wearing surface. The project includes three shade structures with standing seam metal roofs, and features such as hose bibs, fish cleaning tables, and fish waste tubes. The contract has been awarded to the apparent low bidder RJ Gorman Contracting, LLC. The document does not state the exact street address, parcel/folio, acreage, number of units, square footage, zoning change, applicant/developer name, case number, or a formal decision. It references RFQ # CN260037NAT for Lee County. The document notes that the project is located within National Marine Fisheries designated Essential Fish Habitat and has appropriate habitat for state and federal listed species. It also mentions that the project is highly politicized. The document does not include any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The business opportunity is for a CEI team to provide services including pre-construction reviews, meetings, senior management oversight, schedule reviews, environmental monitoring, and pile driving inspection. The document states a pile installation rate maximum of 5 per day has been set via plan note 8 on sheet 13 of 51. It also notes that the contractor must submit a construction work plan that includes a Pedestrian Diversion/Access Plan. The document does not state a decision date or other key dates beyond the contract award to RJ Gorman Contracting, LLC. [case CN260037NAT Addendum 3 (for Ft. Myers Beach Fishing Pier CEI); PB250422JLO-260256 (for Lee Health Sports Complex chiller replacement)] The document is a proposal package from Hardesty & Hanover Construction Services, LLC for the Ft. Myers Beach Fishing Pier CEI project (solicitation number CN260037NAT Addendum 3). The document does not state a decision, as it is a submitted proposal, not a decision record. The document also includes an agenda item for a separate project: a piggyback purchase for a chiller replacement at the Lee Health Sports Complex. The document does not state a street address for the Ft. Myers Beach Fishing Pier project, nor does it state the project size, zoning change, or applicant name. The document does not state a street address for the Lee Health Sports Complex, nor does it state the project size, zoning change, or applicant name. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state a decision for either project. The document does not state a case number for the Ft. Myers Beach Fishing Pier project. The document does not state a case number for the Lee Health Sports Complex project. The document does not state a parcel or folio number for either project. The document does not state a decision date for either project. The document does not state a business opportunity for either project. The document does not state a grounding note for either project. [Lee County Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C pratt/6 Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33912. Boardwalk locations: Bonita Beach Access #3: 27494 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Springs, FL; Bonita Beach Access #4: 27260 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Springs, FL; Bonita Beach Access #5: 27010 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Springs, FL; Bonita Beach Access #8: 26410 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Springs, FL; Bonita Beach Access #9: 26220 Hickory Blvd., Bonita Springs, FL; Fort Myers Beach Access #41: 250 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach, FL; Fort Myers Beach Access #43: 116 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach, FL; Bunche Beach Boardwalk and Fishing Platform A: 17950 John Morris Rd., Fort Myers, FL.; case PB250422JLO-260256 (chiller); B260078KLB (boardwalks)] The document is a public record for Lee County, Florida, covering two main items: a chiller replacement at the Lee County Sports Complex and a contract award for boardwalk repairs. The chiller replacement involves the procurement of one Daikin AGZ004F air cooled chiller for $257,244.33 under OMNIA Partners Contract R240901, with a list price of $295,830.97, saving $38,586.64 (13.043%). The boardwalk repairs contract (Invitation to Bid No. B260078KLB) was awarded to Marine Contracting Group, Inc. for $1,092,026.00 to reconstruct eight boardwalks at various locations. The document does not state a decision for the chiller item beyond the pricing comparison, and the boardwalk contract is recommended for approval. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.