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Lee Board of County Commissioners: September 2026

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09-15-26 Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda

This document is the Lee County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda for September 15, 2026. It contains multiple distinct items, including proclamations, consent agenda items, and administrative agenda items. The consent agenda includes approvals for expenditures, contracts, easement vacations, and grants. The administrative agenda includes a merit increase and a funding request. The meeting will be held at the Commission Chambers, 2120 Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The Board may also convene as the Lee County Port Authority. Public comment is noted as being taken on items pulled from the consent agenda and on each pulled item as it is considered. The document does not state a single overall decision for the entire agenda. Specific project details are as follows: 1. Approve Annual Expenditure with BluePearl Pet Hospital: $200,000 for 24-hour emergency veterinary medical services. 2. Approve and Record County Disbursements per Florida Law: No funding required. 3. Approve Petition to Vacate at 14180 Carberry St, Fort Myers, FL: Extinguishes public interest in a portion of an unimproved public utility and drainage easement to create a unified site for a future single-family home. 4. Approve Petition to Vacate at 3312 10th Street West, Lehigh Acres, FL: Extinguishes public interest in a portion of an unimproved public utility easement to create a unified site for a future daycare center. 5. Approve Petition to Vacate at 3519 1st Street SW, Lehigh Acres: Extinguishes public interest in a portion of an unimproved public utility easement to create a unified site for a future single-family home. 6. Approve Petition to Vacate at 4200 3rd Street SW, Lehigh Acres: Extinguishes public interest in a two-foot portion of an unimproved public utility easement to create a unified site for future site improvements. 7. Approve Petition to Vacate at 5126/5128 24th Street SW, Lehigh Acres: Extinguishes public interest in a portion of an unimproved public utility easement to create a unified building site for a residential duplex. 8. Approve Petition to Vacate at 7712 Helen Road, Bokeelia: Extinguishes public interest in a portion of an unimproved public utility and drainage easement to create a unified site for a residential accessory structure. 9. Approve ILA Extension for Medical Examiner Costs Between Lee and Hendry: Approves an extension to the March 20, 2012, Interlocal Agreement for an additional ten years. 10. Approve Lease for Public Safety Use of North River Road Property: Leases a portion of property at 12850 North River Road in Alva to house Public Safety. The 36-month initial term is rent free. 11. Donate a Surplus Lot to an Affordable Housing Agency: Conveys a surplus vacant lot at 927 Gables Street in Lehigh Acres to Lee Building Industry Association Builders Care, Inc. for affordable housing. 12. Approve Task Orders for CDBG-DR Individual Housing Recovery: Approves task orders totaling $19,963,760.08 with BDO Government Services for the LeeCares Individual Housing programs. 13. Approve Year-End Fund Adjustments and Interfund Loan Extensions: Provides budget in various funds for transfers. Includes a $300,000 transfer from General Fund reserves for Fleet. 14. Award Contract for Independent Compliance Observer: Awards a contract to Forvis Mazars, LLP in the amount of $281,360.63 for audit services for the Lee Health Mission Agreement. 15. Approve Alva EMS Station Construction Contract: Amends a contract with Stultz, Inc. to authorize construction services in the amount of $6,979,795 for an approximately 7,794-square-foot EMS station at 2480 Iverson Street in Alva. 16. Approve Construction Contract to Replace Two Emergency Generators: Awards a contract to Rycon Construction in the amount of $1,942,226 to replace emergency generators at Tortuga Preserve Elementary School and Lee Health Sports Complex Players Academy. 17. Approve Piggyback for LCSO Forensics Chiller Replacement: Approves a piggyback purchase for one new air-cooled chiller at the Lee County Sheriff's Forensics office in the amount of $298,833.81. 18. Approve Piggyback Purchase for Public Works Building Chillers Replacement: Procures a piggyback purchase for two new air-cooled chillers at the Public Works building from Daikin Applied Americas in the amount of $902,018.84. 19. Approve Employment Agreement for the Incoming Chief Hearing Examiner: Authorizes the Chairman to execute an employment contract with an effective date of January 21, 2027. 20. Approve SalusCare Participation and Funding in AHCA Low-Income Pool: Approves a Low-Income Pool Letter of Agreement in the amount of $1,648,251 with the State of Florida. 21. Approve Piggyback for Gartner Research and Advisory Renewal: Approves a piggyback purchase with Gartner, Inc. for one year in the total contract amount of $221,869.67. 22. Approve Second Amendment to Piggyback Agreement with CivicPlus: Approves an amendment with CivicPlus, LLC for additional services, increasing the contract amount by $57,500.03 for year one and $60,375.03 for year two. 23. Approve Agreement with USGS for Water Resources Data Collection: Approves an annual joint funding agreement with USGS. Total cost is $317,850; Lee County's cost share is $204,894. 24. Approve Amendment Three to ILA for Bonita Beach Groin Nourishment: Approves the third amendment to an interlocal agreement with the City of Bonita Springs for maintaining Bonita Beach. 25. Approve USDA Agreement for Invasive Species and Nuisance Wildlife: Approves an agreement with U.S. Department of Agriculture. The cost of this one-year service agreement is $110,000. 26. Approve Use of TDT Reserves for Seafarer's Property: Recommends using Tourist Development Tax Reserves to fund improvements to the Seafarer's Property, including 29 public golf cart parking spaces and 7 bicycle racks. The TDC recommends an additional $71,950 be allocated, bringing total project funding to $163,200. 27. Approve Sole Source Purchase of High Performance Rye Grass Seed: Approves a sole source purchase from Heritage Landscape Supply Group, Inc. for $99,999. 28. Award Annual Countywide Contract for Fuel Purchase: Awards a contract to Colonial Oil Industries, Inc. as primary vendor, and Palmdale Oil Company, LLC as secondary vendor. Purchases for FY 2024-2025 were $5,889,427.10. 29. Approve Countywide Sole Source Purchases of Cummins OEM Parts & Service: Approves the sole source purchase from Cummins Inc. in the amount of $400,000.00 for fiscal year 2026-2027. 30. Approve Sole Source Purchase for Anatomage Virtual Cadaver Table: Approves the sole source purchase of one Anatomage Virtual Cadaver Table for the Lee County Medical Examiner's Office in the amount of $105,315. 31. Approve Single Source Purchase for Handtevy Pediatric Resuscitation System: Approves the purchase of a three-year renewal agreement with Pediatric Emergency Standards, Inc. The total expense over the three-year term is $100,698.92. 32. Approve LCSO FY26 Crisis Response Training Grant Application: Authorizes LCSO to apply for the FY26 Crisis Response Training Program Grant, which will provide funding for up to $650,000. 33. Approve Single Source Purchase for Genfare Smart Card Bus Passes: Approves the single-source purchase of smart card bus passes from Genfare, LLC for a one-year period. The purchase amount is $120,000. 34. Authorize Agreement and Adopt Resolution for FDOT Transit Block Grant: Authorizes execution of a Public Transportation Grant Agreement. The grant amount is $2,659,993 and includes a local match requirement of an equal amount. 35. Award Informal Quote for Storm Drain CIPP Lining for Bonita Beach Road: Awards a low bid Informal Quote to Hinterland Group, LLC for the CIPP lining of multiple storm drains along Bonita Beach Road in the amount of $197,676. 36. Direct to Public Hearing Amended Agreement for Improvements on Lee Blvd: Directs County staff to advertise for and conduct a Public Hearing on October 6, 2026, to consider the approval of an Amended Agreement with Lee Blvd Investments, LLC and Reliance Builders, Inc for improvements along Lee Boulevard. The total county portion of these improvements is estimated to cost $1,514,763.45. 37. Approve Signalization Agreement for Bonita Beach Road: Approves a signalization agreement with LYNX Zuckerman at Bonita Grande, LLC for a new signal at Bonita Beach Road and Midtown Bonita Drive. The current construction cost estimate for this project is $1,014,029.36. 38. Award Contract for Storm Drain Work in Pine Island and Saint James City: Awards a low bid contract to Hinterland Group, LLC for the Cured in Place Pipe Lining of multiple storm drains on Pine Island in the amount of $300,054. 39. Approve Landscape Funds Program for Veterans Parkway: Provides $16,250 in 50% matching grant funds for Future Forestry Corporation for two landscaping projects along Veterans Parkway. 40. Approve Sole Source Purchase for Calibration Systems and Support Services: Approves Beamex, Inc. as the sole source provider of Beamex calibration software, support, training, and related equipment. 41. Approve Contract Extension and Amendment for Financial Rate Consultant: Approves contract extension and amendment with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. The requested services of this extension will increase the contract amount by $141,800. 42. Accept Florida Division of Emergency Management Grant Funding: Accepts grant funding in the amount of $182,122.09 from the Florida Division on Emergency Management for the Lee County Lift Station Lid Upgrade Installation Project. 43. Approve Single Source Purchase of Simpleview CRM Platform: Approves the purchase of a customer relationship management software and authorizes a contract with Granicus LLC for a term of three years in the amount of $67,279.60 for the first year. 44. Authorize Chief Hearing Examiner's Annual Merit Increase: Approves the Hearing Examiner merit increase. 45. Request RESTORE Act Funds for Mullock Creek Boat Ramp: Authorizes submission of a subaward application to the Gulf Consortium seeking an amendment to the State Expenditure Plan that would include approximately $5,705,470 of Deepwater Horizon oil spill related funding for design and construction of the Mullock Creek Boat Ramp project.

Board:
Lee Board of County Commissioners
Date:
2026-09-15
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
The document is an agenda for a meeting to be held on September 15, 2026. It lists items for consideration. Decisions are not stated in the document; the agenda proposes actions such as 'Approve', 'Award', 'Authorize', 'Direct', and 'Accept' for each item.
Address:
Commission Chambers, 2120 Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901 (meeting location); 14180 Carberry St, Fort Myers, FL (item 3); 3312 10th Street West, Lehigh Acres, FL (item 4); 3519 1st Street SW, Lehigh Acres (item 5); 4200 3rd Street SW, Lehigh Acres (item 6); 5126/5128 24th Street SW, Lehigh Acres (item 7); 7712 Helen Road, Bokeelia (item 8); 12850 North River Road in Alva (item 10); 927 Gables Street in Lehigh Acres (item 11); 2480 Iverson Street in Alva (item 15); Bonita Beach Road (items 35, 37); Lee Boulevard from Leonard Boulevard to Alvin Avenue (item 36); Veterans Parkway near Chiquita Boulevard and Skyline Boulevard (item 39); Mullock Creek Boat Ramp (item 45)
Applicant:
Lee Board of County Commissioners; BluePearl Pet Hospital (item 1); Stultz, Inc. (item 15); Rycon Construction (item 16); Daikin Applied Americas (item 18); Forvis Mazars, LLP (item 14); Colonial Oil Industries, Inc. and Palmdale Oil Company, LLC (item 28); Cummins Inc. (item 29); Hinterland Group, LLC (items 35, 38); Lee Blvd Investments, LLC and Reliance Builders, Inc (item 36); LYNX Zuckerman at Bonita Grande, LLC (item 37); Future Forestry Corporation (item 39); Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. (item 41); Granicus LLC (item 43); BDO Government Services (item 12); Lee Building Industry Association Builders Care, Inc. (item 11); SalusCare, Inc. (item 20); Gartner, Inc. (item 21); CivicPlus, LLC (item 22); U.S. Geological Survey (item 23); U.S. Department of Agriculture (item 25); Heritage Landscape Supply Group, Inc. (item 27); Pediatric Emergency Standards, Inc. (item 31); Genfare, LLC (item 33); Beamex, Inc. (item 40)

9.15.26 Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda

Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda for September 15, 2026, at 9:30 AM, Commission Chambers, 2120 Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The agenda contains multiple distinct items including proclamations, consent agenda items, administrative agenda items, and walk-ons. Key projects include: Petition to Vacate at 14180 Carberry St, Fort Myers, FL; Petition to Vacate at 3312 10th Street West, Lehigh Acres, FL; Petition to Vacate at 3519 1st Street SW, Lehigh Acres; Petition to Vacate at 4200 3rd Street SW, Lehigh Acres; Petition to Vacate at 5126/5128 24th Street SW, Lehigh Acres; Petition to Vacate at 7712 Helen Road, Bokeelia; Lease for Public Safety Use of North River Road Property at 12850 North River Road in Alva; Donate a Surplus Lot to an Affordable Housing Agency at 927 Gables Street in Lehigh Acres; Alva EMS Station Construction Contract at 2480 Iverson Street in Alva; Construction Contract to Replace Two Emergency Generators at Tortuga Preserve Elementary School and Lee Health Sports Complex Players Academy; Piggyback for LCSO Forensics Chiller Replacement; Piggyback Purchase for Public Works Building Chillers Replacement; Storm Drain CIPP Lining for Bonita Beach Road; Amended Agreement for Improvements on Lee Blvd; Signalization Agreement for Bonita Beach Road; Storm Drain Work in Pine Island and Saint James City; RESTORE Act Funds for Mullock Creek Boat Ramp. The document does not state a single decision for the entire agenda; each item is subject to Board action. Key dates include the meeting date of September 15, 2026, and a public hearing on October 6, 2026, for the Lee Blvd improvements.

Board:
Lee Board of County Commissioners
Date:
2026-09-15
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
not stated (agenda for a meeting; decisions are to be made at the meeting)
Address:
2120 Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901 (meeting location); 14180 Carberry St, Fort Myers, FL; 3312 10th Street West, Lehigh Acres, FL; 3519 1st Street SW, Lehigh Acres; 4200 3rd Street SW, Lehigh Acres; 5126/5128 24th Street SW, Lehigh Acres; 7712 Helen Road, Bokeelia; 12850 North River Road in Alva; 927 Gables Street in Lehigh Acres; 2480 Iverson Street in Alva; Bonita Beach Road from Mango Drive east to I-75; Lee Boulevard from Leonard Boulevard to Alvin Avenue; Bonita Beach Road and Midtown Bonita Drive; Breakwater Court area in North Pine Island and York Road area in Saint James City
Applicant:
Lee Board of County Commissioners; Lee County Animal Services; Lee County Clerk of the Courts; Lee County Community Development; Lee County Attorney; Lee County Lands; Lee County Manager; Lee County Facilities Construction and Management; Lee County Hearing Examiner; Lee County Human & Veteran Services; Lee County Innovation & Technology; Lee County Natural Resources; Lee County Parks and Recreation; Lee County Procurement Management; Lee County Public Safety; Lee County Sheriff; Lee County Transit; Lee County Transportation; Lee County Utilities; Lee County Visitor and Convention Bureau; BluePearl Pet Hospital; Stultz, Inc.; Rycon Construction; Hinterland Group, LLC; Lee Blvd Investments, LLC; Reliance Builders, Inc; LYNX Zuckerman at Bonita Grande, LLC; Colonial Oil Industries, Inc.; Palmdale Oil Company, LLC; Cummins Inc., dba Cummins Sales and Service; Pediatric Emergency Standards, Inc. dba Handtevy; Genfare, LLC; Beamex, Inc.; Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc.; Granicus LLC; Forvis Mazars, LLP; BDO Government Services; Gartner, Inc.; CivicPlus, LLC; Daikin Applied Americas; Heritage Landscape Supply Group, Inc. DBA Heritage Professional Products Group; Lee Building Industry Association Builders Care, Inc.; SalusCare, Inc.; U.S. Geological Survey; U.S. Department of Agriculture; Florida Department of Transportation; Florida Division of Emergency Management; Gulf Consortium; Lee Health; Lee County Sheriff's Office; City of Bonita Springs; Hendry County

09-01-26 Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda

Lee County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda for September 1, 2026, 9:30 AM, at Commission Chambers, 2120 Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. The agenda includes multiple items: consent agenda, administrative agenda, and public hearings. Key projects include: vacating easements at 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; and 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers. Adopting a Resolution of Necessity for Alico Road Widening Phase III at the intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard. Extending lease for EMS Station at 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero. Donating two surplus lots at 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres for affordable housing. Amending ILA with Fort Myers Shores Fire District for EMS station at 2404 River Hall Parkway. Ratifying license agreement for Margaritaville Beach Resort to stage boats on Fort Myers Beach. Approving CDBG-DR Subrecipient Agreement for Salvation Army East Lee Hope Hub at 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres. Approving CDBG-DR Agreement with City of Sanibel for a new police station. Approving design contract change order for Medical Examiner's Office expansion (10,232 sq ft second-floor shell). Approving piggyback purchases for chillers at Melvin Morgan Complex, air-handler at Ortiz Jail, and elevators at John E. Manning Complex. Approving piggyback purchase of two asphalt patch trucks. Approving land purchase for 1100 Main Street on Fort Myers Beach (28,358 sq ft). Approving contract change order for Cape Coral Bridge Replacement Project. Authorizing issuance of HFA Multi-Family Revenue Bonds for Rosedale Project (106-unit affordable housing in Sarasota County). Considering a COPCN for Fort Myers Shores Fire Protection and Rescue District. Public comment sentiment is not stated in the document.

Board:
Lee Board of County Commissioners
Date:
2026-09-01
Type:
Agenda
Decision:
Agenda items are proposed for approval, adoption, authorization, or consideration; no final decisions are recorded in this agenda document
Address:
2120 Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901 (meeting location); 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; 2404 River Hall Parkway; 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach
Applicant:
Lee County Board of County Commissioners; applicants include Saltz Michelson Architects, Bergeron Land Development, Inc., AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc., Ajax Paving Industries of Florida LLC, Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp., The Salvation Army, City of Sanibel, Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc., Estero Fire Rescue, Fort Myers Shores Fire District, Margaritaville Beach Resort, Kone, Inc., Environmental Products Group, Inc., ETR Vehicles, LLC, Centerstone of Florida, Inc., Barraco and Associates, Inc., Captiva Island Fire Control District, Lee Health System, Inc.

09-01-26Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda Packet

[1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; 2404 River Hall Parkway; 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach; 2120 Main Street, Fort Myers (Commission Chambers); case VAC2026-00024; not stated for other items] The document is a Lee County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda for September 1, 2026. It contains multiple items, including proclamations, consent agenda items, administrative agenda items, and public hearings. The document does not state a single project or a final decision on any project; it is an agenda for a meeting. The document includes a proclamation recognizing Dr. Larry Antonucci's retirement from Lee Health. The consent agenda includes items such as approving petitions to vacate easements at 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; and 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers. It also includes a resolution of necessity for Alico Road Widening Phase III at the intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard. The administrative agenda includes an item to approve a land purchase agreement for 1100 Main Street on Fort Myers Beach. The public hearing agenda includes an item to authorize issuance of HFA Multi-Family Revenue Bonds on the Rosedale Project in Sarasota County. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state a final decision on any item, as it is an agenda for a future meeting. [3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; 1207 Grant Blvd., Lehigh Acres; 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard; case VAC2026-00032; VAC2026-00015; Project No. 9245; Lease #4005; VAC2026-00024] The document is a multi-item consent agenda for a Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting. It includes several distinct projects: a petition to vacate a portion of a public utility and drainage easement at 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City (VAC2026-00032); a petition to vacate a portion of a public utility easement at 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers (VAC2026-00015); a resolution of necessity for the Alico Road Widening Phase III project at the intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard (Project No. 9245); an amendment to an interlocal agreement to extend the lease term for an Emergency Medical Services station at 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; and a donation of two surplus lots in Lehigh Acres to Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc. for affordable housing construction. The document also includes a notice of intent for a petition to vacate for Sunshine Home Designs LLC (VAC2026-00024), but the specific address and details for that project are not stated in the provided text. [2404 River Hall Parkway; 1113 Estero Blvd.; 2010 Hanson Street; case SEPT #8617; Contract No. 765; DR10409] This document is a multi-item Lee County agenda. It includes a donation request for Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc. with a project number of SEPT #8617, but no specific address, size, or change is stated. It also includes an item to amend an Interlocal Agreement with Fort Myers Shores Fire District for EMS to occupy space at 2404 River Hall Parkway for up to three years at a rent of $13,200 in year 1, $13,800 in year 2, and $14,400 in year 3. Another item ratifies an amendment to a Permissive Use License Agreement with TPI-FMB, LLC for use of county property at 1113 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach, to begin on August 20, 2026. An item approves a contract with the School District of Lee County for a Saturday Driver's Education Program for $125,516.22. An item approves an extension of an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Fort Myers for fire protection services to the Maravilla MSTU for the period October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027. An item approves an Agreement for Partial Release of Retainage with 2010 Hanson, LLC for the Bloom Fort Myers project, authorizing a maximum aggregate release of $750,000. The document does not state a decision for these items, as it is an agenda. [15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; case Agreement No. DRMOA123; Administrative Item 68 (January 20, 2026)] The Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda item requests approval of a Subrecipient Agreement with The Salvation Army providing $1,450,000 in Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds to acquire the property located at 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres, for establishment and operation of the East Lee Hope Hub. The facility will provide emergency food and financial assistance, housing navigation, rapid rehousing support, benefits enrollment, and stabilization services, serving approximately 1,200 unduplicated residents annually. The project meets the CDBG-DR National Objective of Low- and Moderate-Income Area Benefit. The Subrecipient Agreement (Agreement No. DRMOA123) has a period of performance from 1/20/2026 to 6/30/2029. The motion requested is to approve the agreement and authorize the County Manager to execute it. The recommendation is to approve. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case DRMOA123] This document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County, Florida and The Salvation Army for CDBG-DR (Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery) funds related to Hurricane Ian recovery. The document is identified as 'The Salvation Army DRMOA123' and spans pages 133-147 of 1589. It contains no specific project address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant name, case number, or decision. It is a legal agreement outlining terms, conditions, and compliance requirements for the subrecipient, including insurance, conflict of interest, termination, and reporting obligations. The document does not describe a specific construction project, site, or development action. It is a procedural and administrative funding agreement. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. [15 Homestead Road South, Lehigh Acres, Florida 33936; case DRMOA123] The document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County and The Salvation Army for the acquisition of property at 15 Homestead Road South, Lehigh Acres, Florida 33936, to serve as the permanent East Lee Hope Hub. The site includes approximately 11,070 square feet of concrete block construction on a 1.88-acre parcel within the central Homestead Road commercial corridor. The property is zoned C-2. The project consists of the acquisition of the property; no buildout, rehabilitation, or new construction is requested under this application. The CDBG-DR funding allocation is $1,450,000.00 for acquisition. The project name is The Salvation Army East Lee Hope Hub. The document is part of a larger record (part 6 of 24) and includes the agreement and exhibits. The applicant is The Salvation Army. The case/file number is DRMOA123. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended). Key dates stated: Acquisition Complete target date June 2027; Operations Start target date June 2028. The document states the agreement was signed on AUG 1, 2016 (likely a typo in the document). The document states the project will be operated by The Salvation Army as the East Lee Hope Hub, a public facility providing community services, disaster recovery assistance, housing stabilization services, homelessness prevention services, food assistance, case management, and related support services. The document states the project will serve approximately 1,200 unduplicated residents annually, with at least 80% documented as low- to moderate-income (LMI). The document states total beneficiaries: 124,345 and total low/mod beneficiaries: 71,060. The document states the project is for acquisition of property; no construction, rehabilitation, or buildout will be performed with CDBG-DR funds. The document states that leveraged non-CDBG-DR funds will be used to complete minor upkeep activities necessary for facility readiness. The document states that the property shall remain available for its approved public purpose. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state a specific business opportunity for contractors or trades beyond the acquisition and minor upkeep with non-CDBG-DR funds. [case DR10680] This document is a Subrecipient Agreement between Lee County Board of County Commissioners and the City of Sanibel for CDBG-DR funding for the Sanibel Police Station project. The project is to construct a new, resilient Police Station to replace a facility damaged by Hurricane Ian. The project is located in the City of Sanibel, Florida. The total CDBG-DR funding allocation is $15,040,689.40, with $14,999,909.40 for activity funds and $40,780.00 for activity delivery funds. The project is a rehabilitation/reconstruction of public facilities and meets the Urgent Need national objective. The design was approved by the City Council on May 7, 2024. Key target dates include: RTI for construction in November 2026, advertise for construction in December 2026, award construction and NTP in May 2027, begin construction in August 2027, and construction complete in February 2029. The document is signed by Dana A. Souza, City Manager, with a date of 08/18/26. The application states the project is for a 22,600 square foot Police Station and Emergency Operations Center. The application also states the City of Sanibel disagrees with HUD's position that the Police Station may not be eligible for CDBG-DR funding because it 'serves general purposes of government', arguing the predominant use (94%) is for public safety. The application requests Lee County seek a formal determination from HUD on funding eligibility and, if not fully eligible, a waiver. The document does not state a specific street address for the project, a parcel or folio number, or a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) from a public hearing. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case Contract No. 10217; Solicitation No. CN220501BJB] The document is a set of administrative and compliance exhibits for a Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Subrecipient Agreement between Lee County and the City of Sanibel, plus a separate agenda item for a design contract change order. The exhibits cover requirements for rehabilitation, broadband, elevation, affordability, contracting, labor standards, and other federal compliance terms. The agenda item is for a change order to a design contract for the Lee County Medical Examiner's Office Expansion. No specific project site, size, or zoning change is stated for the CDBG-DR agreement. The change order is for additional design services for a second-floor shell of approximately 10,232 square feet for future office and administrative use at the Medical Examiner's Office. The applicant/developer/owner is not stated. The case/file number is Contract No. 10217 under Solicitation No. CN220501BJB. The decision is a motion to approve Change Order No. 4, increasing compensation by $286,404, bringing the new contract total to $3,908,219.44. Key dates: agenda date September 1, 2026; signature date August 18, 2026. The business opportunity is for architectural and engineering design services for the second-floor shell, including building shell, two egress stairs, an elevator, capped plumbing, lighting, electrical, fire sprinkler lines, and HVAC extensions. Public comment sentiment is not stated. [Melvin Morgan Constitutional Complex: 2480 Thompson Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901; Ortiz Jail: 2501 Ortiz Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905; Medical Examiner Office Expansion: not stated; case Medical Examiner Office Expansion: CN220501BJB, Change Order 4; Melvin Morgan Constitutional Complex: PB250422JLO-260304; Ortiz Jail: PB250422JLO-260303] Lee County Board of County Commissioners consent agenda items for September 1, 2026. Item 16 (part 13 of 24) is a change order for the Lee County Medical Examiner Office Expansion, adding a second-floor dark shell of approximately 10,232 square feet for future tenant improvements. Item 17 approves a piggyback purchase for the replacement of two 140-ton air-cooled chillers at the Melvin Morgan Constitutional Complex, 2480 Thompson Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901, for $932,381.68. Item 18 approves a piggyback procurement for the replacement of an air handler at the Ortiz Jail Core II, 2501 Ortiz Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905, for $1,583,062.23. [case PB260281WCD, SS250415KCW, SS250402KCW] This document is a portion of a Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda, containing multiple items. Item 20 is a request to approve a piggyback purchase of two 2027 Model DA-4 Asphalt Patch Trucks attached to two 2027 Freightliner M2-106 Plus Crew Cab 36,000 GVWR Chassis from Environmental Products Group, using Sourcewell Cooperative Contract No. RFP-050625-PBL, in the amount of $703,188. Item 21 is a request to approve a sole source purchase of OEM parts and repair services from Environmental Products Group, Inc., in the amount of $120,000. Item 22 is a request to approve a sole source purchase of parts and supplies for custom ambulance boxes from ETR Vehicles, LLC, in the amount of $150,000. Item 23 is a request to accept $537,624 in Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) funds and $431,268.95 in Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) funds from the Florida Department of Commerce. The document also includes a proposal from KONE for elevator modernization at the Lee County City Annex, but no address, size, or other project specifics are stated for that work. The document does not state a decision for any item, as it is an agenda for a meeting dated September 1, 2026. The document is a compilation of administrative and funding notices and agenda items for Lee County Human and Veteran Services, not a land use or development project. It includes a notification of administrative and outreach funding review for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for State Fiscal Year 2026-2027, an agenda item to accept $219,650 in Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS/HIV (HOPWA) grant funds, and an agenda item to approve a fourth-year subrecipient contract with Centerstone of Florida, Inc. for $1,331,544 for opioid abatement services. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [Cape Coral Library: 921 SW 39TH Terrace, Cape Coral FL 33914; Northwest Regional Library: 519 Chiquita Blvd, Cape Coral FL 33993; East County Regional Library: 881 Gunnery Rd N, Lehigh Acres FL 33971; Lakes Regional Library: 15290 Bass Rd, Fort Myers FL 33919; case PB260343DJN] Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda item dated September 1, 2026, requesting approval of Piggyback No. PB260343DJN to utilize pricing on School Board of Sarasota County, Florida Contract No. 24-0287 with Pro Audio Services, Inc. for replacing existing meeting room audiovisual systems and installation at Cape Coral, Northwest, East County, and Lakes Regional Libraries, in the amount of $290,640.02. The project will replace existing hardware and peripheral equipment that has reached the end of useful life. The purchase under this contract will represent a savings of 12.27% or $35,027.18 compared to Contract No. 26-0309 with Encore Broadcast Solutions. The recommendation is to approve. The document does not state a decision, public comment, or stakeholder sentiment. [For the grant: Lee County Library System, 2201 Second Street, Suite 400, Fort Myers, Florida 33901. For the quotes: DestinationLee County-Library Mtg Room (Northwest), (Cape Coral), (LS East County), and (Lakes); specific street addresses are not stated.; case 27-ST-24 (grant application); Ref Sarasota Bid# 26-0309 (quotes)] The document is a set of pro forma quotes from Encore Broadcast Solutions for audio-visual equipment and installation at multiple Lee County library meeting rooms, followed by a Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda item to approve submitting a State Aid to Libraries Grant application. The quotes are for the Northwest Regional Library, Cape Coral Library, East County Library, and Lakes Library, with total costs of $72,863.20, $72,045.68, $58,186.96, and $82,351.36 respectively. The grant item requests approval to submit the FY26-27 State Aid to Libraries Grant application (27-ST-24) to the Florida Department of State, Division of Library and Information Services, with a deadline of Oct. 1, 2026. The grant agreement covers the period October 1, 2024 to June 30, 2027. The recommendation is to approve. No public comment sentiment is stated. [Orange River Blvd, Fort Myers (for Item 29); not stated for Items 28 and 30] The document is a portion of a Lee County, Florida Board of County Commissioners agenda for September 1, 2026. It contains three distinct items: Item 28 approves a resolution supporting an application for state beach funding; Item 29 approves a supplemental task authorization for design, permitting, and construction phase services for water quality and wetland restoration on a 130-acre property; Item 30 awards annual contracts for miscellaneous surveying and mapping services to seventeen firms. The document also includes a grant agreement for State Aid to Libraries, which is not a construction project. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. The document does not state a decision for the items, only recommendations to approve. The document does not state a case number for the items. The document does not state a parcel or folio number for the items. The document does not state a zoning or use change for the items. The document does not state a business opportunity for contractors or trades. The document does not state a grounding note. This document is a professional services agreement between Lee County Board of County Commissioners and a consultant, defining terms and conditions for services. It does not describe a specific project, site, or action beyond the agreement's administrative and procedural terms. No address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant, case number, or decision is stated. [case CN260134CFC] This document is a professional services agreement between Lee County, Florida and Apex Companies LLC dba Johnson Engineering, LLC for miscellaneous surveying and mapping services. The agreement is for a term of three years with an option to renew for two additional one-year periods. The consultant will provide services including surveys, as-built surveys, boundary surveys, construction layout surveys, control surveys, hydrographic surveys, mean high water line surveys, quantity surveys, record surveys, specific or special purpose surveys, topographic surveys, survey and map reports, parcel/easement sketches and descriptions, subsurface utility designation and excavation surveys, right-of-way surveys, expert technical witness, and global positioning system surveys. The agreement includes provisions for compensation, which will be negotiated through Supplemental Task Authorizations on a task-by-task basis, and for the ownership of documents, maintenance of records, and termination. The effective date of the agreement is September 20, 2026. The document also includes a similar agreement with APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC for the same project, CN260134CFC, Miscellaneous Surveying & Mapping. The document does not state a specific project site, address, parcel, size, or zoning change.

Board:
Lee Board of County Commissioners
Date:
2026-09-01
Type:
Agenda_packet
Decision:
Recommended for approval (VAC2026-00032, VAC2026-00015, Alico Road, Estero, Lehigh Acres); not stated for VAC2026-00024
Address:
1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; 2404 River Hall Parkway; 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach; 2120 Main Street, Fort Myers (Commission Chambers)
Applicant:
SUNSHINE HOME DESIGNS LLC for VAC2026-00024; not stated for other items

09.01.26 Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda Packet

[Multiple addresses: 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach; 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; 1207 Grant Blvd., Lehigh Acres; 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; 2404 River Hall Parkway; 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard intersection; Orange River Blvd, Fort Myers; Veterans Parkway from Pine Island Road to East of Santa Barbara Boulevard.; case Not stated. Grant Agreement No. H1424 is mentioned for FEMA funding. Contract numbers 26-0309 and 24-0287 are mentioned for library AV refresh.] The document is a Lee Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda and Transcript for September 1, 2026. It contains multiple distinct projects and administrative items. Key development-related items include: 1) Petition to Vacate at 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres, to extinguish a public utility easement for a future single-family home. 2) Petition to Vacate at 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City, to extinguish a utility and drainage easement for a carport. 3) Petition to Vacate at 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers, to extinguish a utility easement for a future residential accessory structure. 4) Resolution of Necessity for Alico Road Widening Phase III at the intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard, authorizing acquisition of two parcels via eminent domain. 5) Donation of two surplus lots at 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres, to Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc. for affordable housing. 6) Release of $750,000 in construction funds for the Bloom CDBG-DR affordable housing project in Fort Myers. 7) CDBG-DR Subrecipient Agreement for The Salvation Army East Lee Hope Hub at 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres, for $1,450,000. 8) CDBG-DR Agreement with City of Sanibel for a new police station for $15,040,689. 9) Design contract change order for Medical Examiner's Office expansion, adding a 10,232 square foot second-floor shell. 10) Piggyback purchase for Melvin Morgan Complex chillers replacement for $932,382. 11) Piggyback procurement for Ortiz Jail air-handler replacement for $1,583,062. 12) Piggyback purchase to replace John E. Manning Complex elevators for $619,105. 13) Piggyback purchase of two asphalt patch trucks for $703,188. 14) Sole source for Vactor & Elgin parts for $120,000. 15) Sole source for AEV ambulance parts for $150,000. 16) Piggyback for Libraries AV Refresh for $290,640. 17) STA for Orange River 130 Water Quality and Wetland Restoration off Orange River Blvd in Fort Myers for $522,135. 18) Award of annual contracts for surveying and mapping services to seventeen firms. 19) Contract change order for Corkscrew Road Widening Phase II for $40,038. 20) Contract change order for Corkscrew Widening Phase II CEI for $592,475. 21) County Project Authorization for Veterans Parkway Pathway Paving for $249,691. 22) FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant for generators at Green Meadows and Corkscrew Water Treatment Plants for $2,574,092. 23) Land Purchase Agreement for 1100 Main Street on Fort Myers Beach for $1,810,000. 24) Contract change order for Cape Coral Bridge Replacement Project design for $4,655,358. 25) Authorization of HFA Multi-Family Revenue Bonds for the Rosedale project in Sarasota County for up to $20,000,000. 26) Consideration of a COPCN for Fort Myers Shores Fire Protection and Rescue District. The document also includes a public comment from Don Blackburn thanking the Board for the restoration of a 130-acre parcel in Buckingham, and a comment from a Salvation Army representative thanking the Board for supporting the East Lee Hope Hub project. The Board approved the consent agenda, the 1100 Main Street purchase, the Cape Coral Bridge change order, the Rosedale bonds, and the Fort Myers Shores COPCN. The Board also directed staff to prepare a cost estimate for relandscaping Gilchrist Avenue. The document is a Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting transcript. It contains no specific development project with an address, parcel, size, or zoning change. The main actions are a motion to direct staff to schedule a workshop on school speed zone enforcement cameras, and a motion to direct staff to look at pedestrian safety measures at Three Oaks Middle School. A separate item on acquiring property for a boat ramp was discussed, but the board voted to no longer pursue the transaction. No specific address, parcel number, acreage, or case number is stated for any project. [1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach; 1120, 1122, 1130 & 1138 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach; 2201 Second Street, Fort Myers; case VAC2026-00024; VAC2026-00032; VAC2026-00015] The document is a Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting transcript and agenda packet for September 1, 2026. It includes multiple items: a motion to approve a petition to vacate a utility easement at 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres (VAC2026-00024); a motion to approve a petition to vacate a utility easement at 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City (VAC2026-00032); a motion to approve a petition to vacate a utility easement at 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers (VAC2026-00015); a proclamation honoring Dr. Lawrence Antonucci; and public comments on landfill odors, 911 telehealth, and animal control. The agenda recap lists a purchase agreement for Olsen Marine Holdings LLC at 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach, and a purchase agreement for Semmer Estate at 1120, 1122, 1130 & 1138 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach, but no details are provided for these items. The meeting also includes a workshop on potential property tax reform impacts at 1:30 PM at Administration East, 2201 Second Street, Fort Myers. Public comments included Kim Ketco from Homeowners Against Landfill Odors requesting action against Waste Connections SLD Landfill; Laura James Edema requesting investigation of the 911 telehealth program; Ashley Hamilton and Linda Selmer criticizing Lee County Domestic Services animal euthanasia and trust fund use. The motion on the first item carried 4-1 with one objection. [Item 6: Intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard; Item 7: 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; Item 8: 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; Item 9: 2404 River Hall Parkway, Alva; Item 10: 1113 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach; Item 11: not stated; case Item 6: Project No. 9245; Item 7: Lease #4005; Item 8: not stated; Item 9: #4028; Item 10: not stated; Item 11: not stated] This document is a multi-item consent agenda for a Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting dated September 1, 2026. It contains six distinct items: (1) Adopt Resolution of Necessity for Parcels 304A and 304B for the Alico Road Widening Phase III, Project No. 9245, at the intersection of 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard, with a recommendation to approve; (2) Approve the First Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with Estero Fire Rescue to extend the term for Lee County EMS use of the premises at 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero, from December 20, 2026 through December 19, 2031, with a recommendation to approve; (3) Approve donation of two surplus lots located at 1207 Grant Blvd. and 1231 Ermine St. E., in Lehigh Acres, to Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc., for affordable housing construction, with a recommendation to approve; (4) Approve the First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement with Fort Myers Shores Fire Protection and Rescue Service District for County EMS to temporarily occupy space in its fire station at 2404 River Hall Parkway for up to three years, with a recommendation to approve; (5) Ratify Amendment to Permissive Use License Agreement between Lee County and TPI-FMB, LLC for use of Lee County owned property located at 1113 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach, to allow use to begin on August 20, 2026, with a recommendation to approve; (6) Authorize the release of $125,516.22 from funds collected through Lee County Ordinance No. 02-28 and approve an agreement with the School District of Lee County for its Driver's Education Saturday Program, with a recommendation to approve. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; 2010 Hanson Street, Fort Myers, FL; Maravilla MSTU area located south of Hanson Street, east of Cleveland Avenue, north of Carrell Road and west of Central Avenue; case Contract No. 765; DRMOA123; DR10409] The document is a multi-item agenda from a Lee County, Florida public meeting. It includes three distinct items: 1) Approval of a contract with the Board of County Commissioners for the 2026-2027 Saturday Driver Education Program, with a dollar amount of $125,516.22, for the period of August 15, 2026 through April 10, 2027, serving 300 students. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda on Aug 03, 2026. 2) Approval of an extension of an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Fort Myers to provide fire protection and prevention services to the Maravilla Municipal Services Taxing Unit (MSTU) and Marvaez area, located south of Hanson Street, east of Cleveland Avenue, north of Carrell Road and west of Central Avenue, for the period October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027, at a millage rate of 2.0000. The dollar amount is $45,000. Recommended for approval on September 1, 2026. 3) Approval of an Agreement for Partial Release of Retainage with 2010 Hanson, LLC, authorizing a maximum aggregate release of $750,000 in retained construction reimbursement funds for the Bloom Fort Myers multifamily housing development, a 172-unit affordable rental housing project. The project is approximately 69% complete. The initial retainage payment of $400,000 will be released following execution of the Agreement, and an additional $350,000 will be eligible for release upon completion of Building No. 1, which includes 50 affordable housing units. The retainage balance of approximately $1,250,000 will continue to be withheld until final project completion and closeout. Recommended for approval on September 1, 2026. 4) Approval of a Subrecipient Agreement with The Salvation Army providing $1,450,000 in Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds to acquire the property located at 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres, for establishment and operation of the East Lee Hope Hub. The facility is expected to serve approximately 1,200 unduplicated residents annually. Recommended for approval on September 1, 2026. [case DRMOA123] This document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County and The Salvation Army for Hurricane Ian CDBG-DR funding. It does not describe a specific construction project, site, or development. It outlines administrative, reporting, audit, insurance, and compliance requirements for the subrecipient. The document is part of a larger agenda (page 155 of 1619) and is identified as case file DRMOA123. No specific address, parcel, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. The agreement includes requirements for reporting, audits, recordkeeping, insurance, and compliance with federal regulations. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. [15 Homestead Road S, Lehigh Acres, FL; case DRMOA123] The Salvation Army is applying for $1,450,000 in CDBG-DR funds for the acquisition of land at 15 Homestead Road S, Lehigh Acres, FL, to establish the 'East Lee Hope Hub' facility. The project is a land acquisition only, with no construction, rehabilitation, or buildout performed with CDBG-DR funds. The applicant is The Salvation Army, case/file number DRMOA123. The document is an application narrative, not a decision record; the decision is not stated. The project is expected to serve approximately 1,200 residents per year, of whom at least 80% are expected to be LMI. The total number of beneficiaries is stated as 124,345, with 71,060 LMI beneficiaries. The acquisition is expected to be finalized between months eight and ten, with minor upkeep tasks completed from months ten through twelve. The document states that Section 3 requirements do not apply, and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements are not triggered because funds are used for acquisition only. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [case DR10680] This document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County and the City of Sanibel for CDBG-DR funds related to FEMA Disaster No. 4673 (Hurricane Ian). The agreement covers a total amount not to exceed $15,040,689.40, with $14,999,909.40 for activity funds (direct project costs) and $40,780.00 for activity delivery funds. The agreement term is from 9/16/2025 to 6/30/2029. The document does not specify a particular project site, address, parcel, or specific scope of work, instead referring to exhibits for details. The national objective is 'Urgent Needs'. The document outlines terms for payment, reporting, audits, insurance, and compliance. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [750 Dunlop Road, Sanibel FL, 33957 (Subrecipient address); 1500 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901 (County address); case DR10680] This document is a subrecipient agreement between Lee County, Florida and the City of Sanibel for CDBG-DR funding to construct a new, resilient Police Station. The project is located in Sanibel, Florida, and the agreement includes a budget of $15,040,689.40. The document outlines the scope of work, which includes constructing a new Police Station designed to comply with current FEMA flood regulations, the Florida Building Code, and all applicable requirements of Sanibel's Land Development Code. The design was approved by the City Council on May 7, 2024. The agreement includes a timeline for construction: RTI for construction (internal process) November 2026, advertise for construction December 2026, award construction and NTP May 2027, begin construction August 2027, and construction complete February 2029. The document is a legal agreement and does not contain public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document is a grant application for the construction of a new Sanibel Police Station. The project seeks $15 million in CDBG-DR funding to construct a new, resilient 22,600 square foot Police Station and Emergency Operations Center. The new station will replace a 2-story structure that is a wing of the over 40-year-old existing City Hall building, which was damaged by Hurricane Ian. The project is located on a City-owned parcel that consists of City Hall, the Sanibel Library, the Big Arts Performing Arts Center, and the Sanibel Historic Museum and Village. The design was approved by the Sanibel City Council on May 7, 2024. The project is shovel-ready. The applicant is the City of Sanibel. The document does not state a decision on the application. The document does not state a case number. The document does not state a street address for the project site. The document does not state a parcel or folio number. The document does not state a specific acreage for the project site. The document does not state a zoning change. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [case DR10680] The document is a grant application for the City of Sanibel Police Department Modernization Project, seeking CDBG-DR funds for the construction of a new, elevated police station to serve as a Unified Command Center. The project is described as shovel ready with a 23-month timeline. The total project cost is $17,040,689.00, with $15,040,689.00 in CDBG-DR funds requested and $2,000,000.00 in leveraged funds from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE #MK024). The application was certified on 12/01/2025. The document does not state a specific street address, parcel number, acreage, or zoning change. Public engagement included City Council meetings in 2020, 2021, 2022, and a Public Workshop on October 17, 2021, and a Town Workshop on February 15, 2022. On May 7, 2024, ADG Architecture presented 90% design drawings and site plan to City Council, followed by public discussion. The document does not state a decision on the application. [Melvin Morgan Constitutional Complex, 2480 Thompson Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901; Lee County Jail, 2501 Ortiz Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905; John E. Manning Government Complex, address not stated; case PB250422JLO-260303; PB210498NAT-260316; Quote # Q-114901; Quote # Q-79139; OMNIA Partners Contract R240901; Omnia Partners Contract No. EV2516] Lee County Board of County Commissioners consent agenda for September 1, 2026, includes three separate piggyback procurement approvals for HVAC and elevator replacement projects. Item 18 approves Piggyback No. PB250422JLO-260303 for a Daikin Roof Top Unit replacement at Ortiz Jail Core II for $1,583,062.23. Item 19 approves Piggyback No. PB210498NAT-260316 for two new elevators at the John E. Manning Government Complex for $619,105.35. The document also includes a Daikin quote for two 140-ton air cooled chillers replacement at the Melvin Morgan Constitutional Complex for $932,381.68 under OMNIA Partners Contract R240901, but no board decision is stated for this quote. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [case SS250415KCW; SS250402KCW] The document is a multi-item consent agenda for Lee County, Florida, dated September 1, 2026. It includes multiple distinct procurement and grant actions, not a single development project. Specific items include: 1) Approval of a sole source for Vactor & Elgin OEM parts and services from Environmental Products Group, Inc. for $120,000 (Sole Source No. SS250415KCW). 2) Approval of a sole source for AEV custom ambulance box parts and supplies from ETR Vehicles, LLC for $150,000 (Sole Source No. SS250402KCW). 3) Acceptance of CSBG grant funds for $537,624 and LIHEAP grant funds for $431,268.95 from the Florida Department of Commerce. 4) Acceptance of $219,650 in HOPWA grant funds from the Health Planning Council of Southwest Florida. 5) Approval of a fourth-year subrecipient contract renewal with Centerstone of Florida, Inc. for $1,331,544 for opioid abatement services. The document also includes a quotation for two 2027 Freightliner M2-106 trucks with PB Loader asphalt patcher kits, with a total savings of $26,782.00 compared to list prices. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [Multiple addresses: 921 SW 39th Terrace, Cape Coral 33914; 519 Chiquita Blvd, Cape Coral 33993; 881 Gunnery Rd N, Lehigh Acres 33971; 15290 Bass Rd, Fort Myers 33919; 1825 Hendry St, Fort Myers, FL 33901 (for Encore quotes).; case P-25129; P-25130; P-25147; P-25148; 27-ST-24 (grant application).] This document is a compilation of proposals and agenda items for audio/visual (A/V) system updates at multiple Lee County library locations, plus a grant application approval item. The A/V proposals are from Pro Audio Services and Encore Broadcast Solutions, with project totals for each library. The document also includes a Lee County Board of County Commissioners agenda item to approve submitting a State Aid to Libraries Grant application. No zoning changes, land development, or construction projects are described. The document does not state a decision on the A/V proposals or the grant application, only that the grant application is recommended for approval. Public comment sentiment is not stated. The specific projects are: 1. Cape Coral Library, 921 SW 39th Terrace, Cape Coral 33914, MPR A/V Updates, case P-25129, project total $78,832.74. 2. Northwest Regional Library, 519 Chiquita Blvd, Cape Coral 33993, MPR A/V Updates, case P-25130, project total $72,659.74. 3. East County Regional Library, 881 Gunnery Rd N, Lehigh Acres 33971, MPR A/V Updates, case P-25147, project total $54,799.64. 4. Lakes Regional Library, 15290 Bass Rd, Fort Myers 33919, MPR A/V Updates, case P-25148, project total $84,347.90. 5. Encore Broadcast Solutions pro forma quotes for Northwest Library ($72,863.20), Cape Coral Library ($72,045.68), LS East County Library ($58,186.96), and Lakes Library ($82,351.36). 6. Agenda item to approve submitting FY26-27 State Aid to Libraries Grant application (27-ST-24) to the Florida Department of State, Division of Library and Information Services, with a deadline of Oct. 1, 2026. [case CN260134CFC] This document is a professional services agreement between Lee County, Florida and AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. for miscellaneous surveying and mapping services. It is a contract for on-call surveying services, not a specific development project. The agreement is for an initial period of three years with options to renew for two additional one-year periods. The effective date is September 20, 2026. The document includes standard contract terms, insurance requirements, and exhibits for scope of services, compensation, and schedule. No specific project site, address, or parcel is identified. The document also includes a second agreement with Apex Companies LLC dba Johnson Engineering, LLC for the same type of services, but the text for that agreement is cut off and does not include the full details.

Board:
Lee Board of County Commissioners
Date:
2026-09-01
Type:
Agenda_packet
Decision:
Approved: Consent agenda, 1100 Main Street purchase, Cape Coral Bridge change order, Rosedale bonds, Fort Myers Shores COPCN. Directed: Staff to prepare cost estimate for Gilchrist Avenue relandscaping. Other items were presented for approval as part of the consent agenda.
Address:
Multiple addresses: 1807 McArthur Ave, Lehigh Acres; 3078 Harpoon Lane, Saint James City; 5718/5722 Laguna Caribe Circle, Fort Myers; 1100 Main Street, Fort Myers Beach; 15 Homestead Road S., Lehigh Acres; 1207 Grant Blvd., Lehigh Acres; 1231 Ermine St. E., Lehigh Acres; 8005 Sweetwater Ranch Blvd., Estero; 2404 River Hall Parkway; 23rd Street SW and Sunshine Boulevard intersection; Orange River Blvd, Fort Myers; Veterans Parkway from Pine Island Road to East of Santa Barbara Boulevard.
Applicant:
Multiple applicants: Lee County (various departments); Rebuilding Together Greater Florida, Inc.; The Salvation Army; City of Sanibel; Saltz Michelson Architects; Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp.; Bergeron Land Development, Inc.; AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc.; Ajax Paving Industries of Florida LLC; Barraco and Associates, Inc.; Housing Finance Authority of Lee County; Fort Myers Shores Fire Protection and Rescue District; Centerstone of Florida, Inc.; Estero Fire Rescue; Fort Myers Shores Fire District; Margaritaville Beach Resort; School District of Lee County; City of Fort Myers; Kone, Inc.; Environmental Products Group, Inc.; ETR Vehicles, LLC; Encore Broadcast Solutions; Pro Audio Services; seventeen surveying firms.

Lee Board of County Commissioners

The Lee Board of County Commissioners met to discuss several upcoming local government projects. Potential opportunities for contractors and suppliers include work related to the Alico Road Widening Phase III and Corkscrew Road Widening Phase II, including construction and construction engineering inspection. The board also reviewed plans for Veterans Parkway Pathway Paving and a land purchase for a site at 1100 Main Street on Fort Myers Beach. Additionally, the county is seeking to award annual contracts for surveying and mapping services.

Board:
Lee Board of County Commissioners
Date:
2026-09-01
Type:
Meeting

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