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MARINA' CoNSDLrINc 4 SECTION 3 r 50 s Naples Heritage Tennis FacAVty RANGE 26E . / /. // W W �►//i :j1/i;4• el 0 100 200 ri i/iif - SCALE FEET "�0.0//1 r,1100 d.0 Proposed Tennis Courts -eijroo - _ W W W W W W W W W 4 W W W W W Proposed W * W W W Parking W W * * * 4 W W W * ..0i * W W -- 0, W Existing - W W Parking i W W I+ * * Existing Preserve W W W W W * W v////� W W /j/J Wetland Fill(3.02 ac.) W * * * • AA� W * t0`` W * * V * W W * * W * W W * * * W * * * W W Notes: PLREIIT USE ONLY 1. Property boundary and surveyed wetland line provided by NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION McAnly Engineering and Design, Inc. 2. Site plan provided by Gina R. Green, P.A. March ff B rFla si 7.DWG W. DEXTER (cigLre4 &opo8edsaeiiPIanIL4JKW C • Ecological,Environmental,Agricultural Land Management,Permitting,Septic Evaluations ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING Ramsey Inc. CWB,CFEA,REPA,BURNING CWB -Certified Wildlife Biologist E-mail: Ramsey.Inc@embargmail.com CFEA-Certified Florida Environmental Assessor Office: 239.564.1660, REPA-Registered Environmental Property Assessor26314th St.NW,Naples,FL 34120 OSHA 5—Hazardous Materials Incident Commander FDACS—Natural Areas Certified Commercial Pesticide Applicator FFS - Certified Prescribed Burn Manager 03 January 2017 Mr.Joe Huber PROJECT:EVALUATION OF RELOCATION OPTIONS FOR TENNIS 7693 Colonial Ct. COURTS&PARKING TO FOLIO 00407440001,5 AC,WEST OF Naples,FL 34112 COLONIAL COURT,NAPLES HERITAGE ; Street Address: west of Colonial Ct.NE;Naples Heritage Golf&Country Club Inc.City: Golden Gate Est.,Naples ;State: FL; County: Collier; Sec 09 Twn 50 Rge 26;Road Frontage: 255 feet; Acres:5.0 Mr. Huber, This letter is in response to your request for a review of the Tennis Court Relocation Project as proposed by Naples Heritage Golf And Country Club Inc.(NHGCC)on the property described above. Specifically,the NHGCC as administrators of the home owners(HOA)is proposing to move 4 tennis courts,restroom facilities,parking,lighting,utilities and necessary storm water management improvements to the 5 acre parcel on the farthest southwest location within Naples Heritage subdivision.This relocation is at the end of Colonial Court approximately 1.64 miles from the existing clubhouse location(Figure 1). The number of tennis courts will increase from 4 to 6. LOCATION. NHGCC is approximately 558 acres, 799 residential units as well as an 18-hole golf course, a clubhouse,four swimming pools,six tennis courts,a bocce ball court,and a fitness center. It is located south of Davis Blvd approximately 1.7 miles west of Collier Blvd. At this time the 6 tennis courts are located at the Country Club location at the center of the Naples Heritage subdivision sharing the utilities of the Country Club facility(electric,water,waste water,parking,etc.). PERMITTING. I have reviewed the current Collier County PUD,The South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD)and US Army Corps of Engineers(USACOE)permits covering NHGCC. The 5 acre parcel adjacent to Colonial Court is not a part of the current Collier County PUD,SFWMD and USACOE Permits. All Permits will have to be modified to include the new parcel into the existing permits and water management plans. Costs is estimated at$30,000.00. STORM WATER MANAGEMENT. NHGCC is also a part of the Lely Area Stormwater Improvement Project or LAISP. This a stormwater drainage project that is attempting to improve the drainage and management of stormwater in an 11,135 acre sub basin area of Collier County. This area begins at the intersection of Davis Blvd at Collier Blvd proceeds southwest generally down County Barn Road and culminates at the Lely Canal and Lely Manor Main Discharge structures northeast of Rookery Bay Preserve. NHGCC drains all of its storm water discharge into this system. More specifically the Colonial Court area drains into the Lely Manor Basin and discharges through the Lely Manor Canal Main Discharge. Moving the tennis courts to the Colonial Court area will increase the discharge from Naples Heritage into the Lely Manor Basin due to the increase in impervious surfaces. It will most likely discharge directly into the proposed Shadow Wood PUD area that is directly south. Mr. Joe Huber 7693 Colonial Ct,Naples,FL Evaluation Tennis Court Relocation 03 January 2017 Page 2 ALTERNATIVE SITES. NHGCC has elected to review alternative sites as a response to the US Army Corps of Engineers inflexible wetland mitigation processes. In the Alternatives Report,the NHGCC developed commentary on 16 alternate site locations-9 were offsite or adjacent to the legal permitted boundaries of the NHGCC subdivision and 7 were internal. All Adjacent/Offsite site locations selected except two(Site 6 and 7),clearly do not present practicable cost components because they are already permitted and/or developed which tremendously increases the acquisition cost. Site 7 was described as 6 parcels under separate ownership that also have separate road access. The report clearly states that the acquisition price component was not known,nor sought. Nor did NHGCC proceed to acquire a legitimate cost estimate to acquire and construct the proposed tennis courts for feasibility evaluation. Site 6 is the 5 acre parcel west of Colonial Court that is being considered for tennis courts relocation. It is currently owned by NHGCC. The acquisition cost is known. It was purchased in the past to prevent any development adjacent to the current NHGCC subdivision. NHGCC has chosen only this parcel to do a full construction cost estimate. There were six Internal sites selected for evaluation. All of these are owned by NHGCC and have no cost acquisition component. All except sites 10 and 13 have facilities or have been permitted and developed with facilities. Sites 10 and 13 have no acquisition costs and would be considered to have a high practicability. However there was no reasonable cost estimate for permitting and construction done to allow comparison with permitting and construction with offsite location 6. In regards to existing conservation areas and permitting agencies they will always listen to any proposal • regarding wetlands and protected species. If the applicant has a desired development project and it may involve impacts to a currently protect area,the permitting agencies will listen and consider any legitimate proposal. In this analysis not all proposals were considered or submitted. In particular the construction cost for building 6 tennis courts only at Site 10 and utilizing Site 6 for offsite/ replacement mitigation was not considered. This proposal may be cheaper and have more qualitative benefits,but was not explored. Nor was it considered for Site 13. WETLANDS/PROTECTED SPECIES. I visited all the sites listed in the Alternatives Analysis considered practicable-Sites 6, 10, 13. Habitat mapping and descriptions of the areas are accurate. Site 6 has a very poor habitat quality and not much use by wildlife. No protected species were observed utilizing the area. The area is infested with the exotic nuisance plant Melaleuca almost at the 80% level. It has the potential to become a quality wetland area with a viable upland island habitat component if treated and planted. Slash Pine plantings could be very valuable to protected species in this area. Sites 10 and 13 have been treated for exotic nuisance plants and have a quality habitat appearance of a Cypress Pine wetland association. No Protected Species were observed using the 2 areas. General wildlife utilization was also low to none. No wading birds were observed.This is typical in a wetland situations that is close to a human activity location and dries out every winter. It does appear that Site 6 could be treated and managed to come up to the same habitat and wildlife utilization conditions as Sites 10 and 13 or better. This option and costs was not considered in the Alternatives analysis. Mr. Joe Huber 7693 Colonial Ct,Naples,FL Evaluation Tennis Court Relocation 03 January 2017 Page 3 TRANSPORTATION,TRAFFIC,NOISE,ACTIVITY CENTER. The current location of the Tennis Courts at the Country Club location appears to be optimal.The design of the subdivision has 2 main road paths with all of the residences that go east and south of the Guard Gate with the community activity center (Country Club)being at the intersection. It is in a location that is close to the entrance and there is not a lot of residences around. This design allows for a special events to be held with large increases in traffic to enter the area but not bother the existing residences. The proposal to move the tennis courts and parking area to Site 6 on Colonial Court will shift all of the traffic for this activity to specifically utilize Naples Heritage Drive from the Guard House to the end of Colonial Court. It will specifically increase the traffic pattern in front of 96 homes on the portion of that road. Traffic during special events especially if on weekends or holidays could be more disruptive. CONCLUSIONS. LOCATION,TRANSPORTATION,ACTIVITY CENTER. Moving the tennis courts to Site 6 directly effects 96 resident's of the community. In addition,it will increase road maintenance along the route and increased risks for golf cart crossings. Parking during special events will also be a problem on Colonial Court especially if Emergency Vehicle access is needed. The Country Club allows users of the Site 13 Driving Range to park and"check out"an electric golf cart. Utilizing Sites 10 and 13 for the Tennis Courts will keep traffic in the same pattern the residents enjoy now and will not directly affect the existing 96 homes. PERMITTING. The cost of permitting would be cheaper if Sites 10 and 13 were utilized. It would be possible to do a modification to the existing permits rather than opening up an increasing the acreage and surface water management system. The 5 acres west of Colonial Court(Site 6)could be utilized for mitigation if treated for exotics and the habitat improved. The entire 5 acres could be used for habitat improvement without imposing a storm water management system on it. STORMWATER. If the 5 acres west of Colonial Ct.(Site 6)was used for mitigation and Sites 10 and/or 13 were used for the Tennis Courts relocation less storm water volume would be generated into the Lely Manor Basin canal for discharge. It would also be of better water quality since it would have to travel farther in the preserved natural vegetation of Naples Heritage's CDD's before reaching a canal. ALTERNATIVE SITES ANALYSIS. This analysis is lacking in full cost disclosures. First,a better Site option could have been determined if more data about the 6 private parcels in Site 7 were collected. These parcels could be used for the relocation of the Tennis Courts or for mitigation. Second,Permitting Agencies will consider and evaluate any and all reasonable mitigation proposals. It did not look at utilizing Site 6 as a mitigation option for relocating the tennis courts to Sites 10 and/or 13. It also did not look at the differences in the cost of permitting,construction and mitigation between Sites 6, 10& 13. Without cost data it appears construction at Site 6 is the most expensive-Site 13 next and Site 10 cheapest. Sites 10 and 13 look to be the cheapest because it can continue to utilize the electrical,parking lot and restroom facilities of the Country Club. Utilization of Sites 10 and 13 appear to be most feasible and it would produce less storm water discharge,which is always a concern in the Lely Area Stormwater Improvement Project. WETLANDS/PROTECTED SPECIES. A survey of the 3 practicable areas Sites 6, 10& 13 indicates that Site 6 has the most potential to create a habitat combination that would be utilized more by wildlife and protected species if restoration management was implemented. Typically wildlife prefers a combination of habitat types and minimal human activity. Sites 10 and 13 appear to have minimal wildlife/protected Mr. Joe Huber 7693 Colonial Ct,Naples,FL Evaluation Tennis Court Relocation 03 January 2017 Page 4 species utilization. Improvement of the habitat on Site 6 could improve cumulative utilization over the entire community and assist with providing upland habitat that could be utilized by upland protected species. OVERALL,based on the data available the most practicable solution would be to construct the 6 tennis courts at Sites 10(existing parking lot)and/or 13(existing Driving Range)and utilize Site 6 for mitigation. This would: • More embrace"Green Concepts,"i.e reduce traffic trips,exhaust gases,less storm water discharge; • Create better and more acreage of wildlife/Protected species habitat; • Reduce the area of impervious surfaces minimizing the amount of stormwater volume discharged into the Lely Manor Basin; • Maximize the water quality of the stormwater discharged by increasing filtration area; • Reduce Permitting Costs • Minimize construction costs by utilization of the existing Country Club parking lot,utilities(water, waste water,electricity),restrooms,and other facilities; • Maintain the Country Club as the high traffic activity center of the subdivision; • Better Emergency Vehicle Access; • Prevent the increased traffic in front of the 96 residential homes along the route. Please call if you have any questions. 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Am. reali .--Icir in - A .:-:::r r II0, :', n 4•i o iii • • I I EFFECTED HOMES 4- -.1”: air iur�si y a 4116"... 1 n zoi m r No as zMI IMO grii4A1 ' IN UN IIS III j.,.4.1.1.• POL ea,„ ,_ it a 40 E e FOLLY S6 O n N m PROJECT: NAPLES HERITAGE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS COURT RELOCATION,PID 00407440001 Figure 1. Project Location Map. RAMSEY INC. Environmental Consulting PROJECT NAPLES HERITAGE: south of Davis Blvd at Colonial Ct, Collier Co; 2631 4th St.NW Naples, FL Sec 09;Twn 50; Rge 26;totaling 5.0 acres Na les FL,34120 PID 00407440001 23564.1660 G A D C GOEDE / ADAMCZYK / DEBOEST / CROSS ATTORNEYS AND PROFESSIONAL COUNSEL INFO@GADCLAW.COM /WWW.GADCLAW.COM December 27, 2016 Sent via electronic mail(huber@CCAPGH.org) Mr. Joseph V.Huber and Residents of Colonial Court 7693 Colonial Court Naples,Florida 34112 RE: Resolution No.2013-166,Objection to Vacation of Platted Interest(Naples Heritage) Dear Mr. Huber: You have requested an opinion as to the following question, which relates to ongoing efforts to vacate platted County interests (namely, a conservation easement and a road right-of-way) at Naples Heritage Golf&Country Club: Does I C2 of Attachment "B" to Collier County Resolution No. 2013-166 render "null and void"any application for vacation or partial vacation of platted interests, where an applicant is unable to obtain a Letter of No Objection from an immediately adjacent property owner? Opinion: Yes. Resolution 2013-166 provides the policy and procedure for vacation of plats and portions of plats. Section C.2(e) on page 2 of Attachment "B" to the Resolution provides policies and procedures relating to letters of"No Objection" in relation to an application to vacate a platted interest. Under this section, an applicant is required to provide letters of"No Objection" from various parties, including adjacent property owners (see § C.2(e)(7)). This section further provides that "[i]f the petitioner is unable to get the . . . Letters of No Objection from the listed above [the list expressly includes adjacent property owners], then the application is 'null and void.'" Based on the plain, unambiguous language contained in the County's policies and procedures relating to Letters of No Objection, where a petitioner/applicant for vacation of a platted interest covered by Attachment"B"to the Resolution is unable to obtain a letter of"No Objection" from any adjacent property owner, the plain language of Section C.2 of Attachment "B" to the Resolution renders the vacation application null and void 8950 Fontana Del Sol Way,Ste.100 2030 McGregor Boulevard 2600 Douglas Road,Ste.717 500 Gulfstream Blvd.,Ste.104 Naples,Florida 34109 Fort Myers,Florida 33901 Coral Gables,Florida 33134 Delray Beach,Florida 33483 P: 239.331.5100 P: 239.333.2992 P: 786.294.6002 P: 561.270.3291 V. 9Dn Ian 74.11 V. '1D0 DDD Dnnn .,.'-....1...., The fact that an adjacent property owner has filed a letter of objection is further proof of the applicant's inability to obtain a letter of"No Objection". As to the two items scheduled for the Collier County Board of County Commissioners on January 10, 2017 (specific agenda numbers not presently available), if the applicant is unable to get a letter of No Objection from adjacent property owners, the applications relating to both items would be "null and void," and would presumably remain in that status unless and until such a letter(s)is obtained. This information assumes that the applicant been unable to obtain a letter of "No Objection" from an adjacent property owner, and that no such letter or similar communication has been provided to the applicant. Very truly yours, Goede, Adamczyk,DeBoest& Cross, PLLC 411 Je= right enclosures: Collier County Resolution Nos. 2013-166 and 2016-243 t 2 r Ion MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING: Between The Collier County Board of County Commissioners and The Collier County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller,Dwight E. Brock This Memorandum of Understanding is entered into between the Collier County Board of County Commissioners (Board), acting in all of their capacities as a Board(s) and the Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller, Dwight E. Brock(Clerk). I.Purpose The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding is to outline an operational process for cooperation and consideration between the parties to avoid litigation and create an environment of collaboration between the Board and the Clerk. II. The Clerk Agrees: A. To work with the Board to resolve issues concerning Clerk processes to avoid litigation; B. To provide the Board information regarding processes,transactions and operations to streamline processes and facilitate County functions that are impacted by the operation of the Clerk; C. To work with the Board to resolve audit findings and/or potential audit findings to reduce the risk and/or likelihood of Audit comments in the Financial statements; D. To communicate to the Board issues and/or concerns impacting county government;and E. To not spend taxpayer funding for outside counsel regarding litigation between the Clerk and the Board. III. The Board Agrees: A. To work with the Clerk to resolve issues concerning County processes in order to avoid litigation; B. To provide the Clerk information regarding processes, transactions and operations to streamline processes and facilitate Clerk functions; C. To work with the Clerk to resolve audit findings and/or potential audit findings to reduce the risk and/or likelihood of Audit comments in the Financial statements; and D. To appoint a Commissioner to act as Liaison with the Clerk's Office. E. To not spend taxpayer funding for outside counsel regarding litigation between the Clerk and the Board. Duration of Memorandum of Understanding This Memorandum of Understanding shall begin when signed by both parties and is in effect for two years, and may be renewed thereafter by agreement of both parties. It is understood that this agreement may be amended only upon the written agreement of both parties. In agreement with the provisions of this Memorandum of Understanding; the parties ex their signatures in the spaces provided Donna Fiala,Chairperson Date Collier County Board of County Commissioners Dwight E.Brock Date Collier County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller ATTEST: DWIGHT E.BROCK,CLERK By: Approved asto form and legality County Attorney DC7 O '� o v' a W C 0 •D CL r D Z c c n G> z --.. 0 X -0 — o mo •-•. D , K < 7° o Imco TI Cz mz c=D 3 cn -i -1 0, D s 0 z E m Z O ,mz 0 zm M cn o -.1 P z • --I to m 2 G7 o J . � 0 om m ww c_ ‘ , TI rO m -1D \J m0-13 0 W ooOD --,r- co --- O -4K m D r m o Zo o o� -1 0o Cnoo D v = m o � m = O � Q a xo p -pco > W Fri n A) OCI .. 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