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County board pauses on Plan, LDC changes (opens the original)
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The Lee County Board of County Commissioners voted Tuesday to pause on proposed amendments to the Lee Plan and related revisions to the Land Development Code that would have eliminated existing, community-specific planning throughout the county. At their meeting, the commissioners canceled an Oct. 7 hearing where they would have considered the staff-proposed changes to the Lee County Comprehensive Plan and LDC — including removing plans for 17 communities created over decades — and discontinuing
Past staffers: History of unprofessional conduct on CEPD’s board (opens the original)
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The allegations: Inappropriate comments made about their physical appearance. Directed to do non-job-related tasks like personal assistants. Screamed at and berated in public and private settings. Eight former Captiva Erosion Prevention District (CEPD) staffers — whose combined, overlapping employment goes back nearly a decade — spoke about what they say they experienced and what they observed their coworkers experience working with the board’s commissioners, both present and past members. The c
CEPD board OKs assessments for beach project (opens the original)
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The Captiva Erosion Prevention District’s (CEPD) commission signed off on the final assessment apportionment for last year’s beach renourishment project during its recent special meeting. On Aug. 31, the commissioners voted 4-0 on a resolution approving the final apportionment model for CEPD management to utilize to submit the non-ad valorem assessment to the Lee County Property Appraiser. The commission had approved a tentative apportionment for the 2024-25 Emergency Beach Maintenance Renourish
Fire district seeks feedback on hydrant art program (opens the original)
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The Sanibel Fire and Rescue District is seeking the community’s input on a proposed new initiative. At the August meeting of the district’s fire commission, staff presented a Sanibel Adopt-A-Hydrant Art Program, which would create an application process for island property owners, businesses and organizations to adopt and paint fire hydrants on Sanibel. The commissioners postponed a vote wanting more feedback and thoughts from the public before making a decision. Fire Chief Kevin Barbot explaine
Annual Sanibel Island Sunrise Sale to return to island (opens the original)
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The community can jump-start the holiday weekend with shopping, dining and supporting local. In partnership with the SanCap Chamber, Adventures in Paradise Outfitters and A Little Adventure have organized the second annual Sanibel Island Sunrise Sale for Sep. 5 from 7:09 a.m. to 5 p.m. Last year, co-owners Josh and Audrey Stewart proposed the idea to kick off the festivities for Labor Day. “When Audrey and I first pitched the Sanibel Sunrise Sale, we honestly weren’t sure anyone would set an ala
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