Bayshore Beautification MSTU Agenda 02/07/2018
Offices: 3570 Bayshore Drive, Unit 102, Naples, Florida 34112
Phone: 239-643-1115
Online: www.bayshorecra.com
Bayshore Beautification MSTU
AGENDA
Advisory Committee Meeting
February 7, 2018
5:00 PM
Chairman Maurice Gutierrez
Sandra Arafet, George Douglas, Sheila Dimarco, Sheila Dugan,
Steven Jaron, Robert Messmer
1. Call to Order Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Advisory Board Elections- Chair and Vice-Chair, Structure of Board and Term limits
ordinance 2009-16 (attached)
4. Adoption of Agenda
5. Approval of Minutes
a. January 10, 2017 (attachment)
6. Community / Business Presentations
a. Update on Landscaping – Aaron Gross, Ground Zero Landscaping
b. Tim Durham County Managers office – Guide to Sunshine law and Code of Ethics
6. Old Business
a. Thomasson Drive – Staff update
MSTU Boundary adjustment -Staff update, (Attachment), (Action Item)
Easement at Cirrus point- Staff update
Pavement and landscape County reimbursement -Staff update
b. Bayshore Drive – Hurricane Irma repair update
c. Banners – Staff update
d. Entrance Sign – Staff update
e. Review of 2017 Annual report (draft)
f. Review of 2018 work Plan (draft)
Offices: 3570 Bayshore Drive, Unit 102, Naples, Florida 34112
Phone: 239-643-1115
Online: www.bayshorecra.com
7. New Business
a. Irrigation Repair- Staff update
8. Project Manager Report
a. Project list update by Staff (attachment)
9. Correspondence and Communications
a. US 41 Corridor Study – public meeting schedule for February 15, 2018
b. Reminder- Call to Artists- February 17, 2018, Green Door Nursery
c. MPO Bike/Ped Master Plan Survey (attachment)
10. Public Comments
11. Staff Comments
12. Advisory Committee Comments
13. Next Meeting Date: March 7, 2018
14. Adjournment
ORDINANCE NO 2009 16
INANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
IER COUNTY FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 2001 55
ENDED WHICH ESTABLISHED STANDARDS FOR CREATION
D REVIEW OF COUNTY BOARDS BY AMENDING SECTION FIVE
QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR MEMBERSHIP ON
BOARDS TO ALLOW SERVICE ON MORE THAN TWO COUNTY
BOARDS SIMULTANEOUSLY BY AMENDING SECTION SEVEN
TERM OF OFFICE TO ELIMINATE TERM LIMITS AND BY
DELETING SECTION NINE REVIEW OF BOARDS IN ITS
ENTIRETY PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERABILITY
PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF LAWS AND
ORDINANCES AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE
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WHEREAS Ordinance 2001 55 was subsequently amended through the adoption of
Ordinance No 2006 39 and Ordinance No 2007 58 and
WHEREAS the Board of County Commissioners desires to further amend Ordinance
No 2001 55 specifically Section Five entitled Qualifications and Requirements for
Membership on Boards to allow persons to serve on more than two County Boards
simultaneously Section Seven entitled Term of Office to eliminate terms limits and to delete
Section Nine Review of Boards in its entirety
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDA that
SECTION ONE AMENDMENT TO SECTION FIVE OF ORDINANCE NO 2001 55
AS AMENDED
Section Five is hereby amended to read a follows
SECTION FIVE Qualifications and Requirements for Membership on Boards
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A All members of County Boards shall be permanent residents and electors of
Collier County and should be reputable and active in community service The
foregoing requirement may be exempted however if an ordinance creating a
board specifies the need for membership outside Collier County s boundaries In
addition all Board members should have demonstrated an interest in the activity
or service which is the purpose of the Board The provisions of this paragraph
may be exempted however if an ordinance creating a board specifies the need for
membership outside Collier County s boundaries
B Any member of a County Board who ceases to be a resident of Collier County
during his or her term of office shall immediately advise the Commission of such
change in status Upon such notice the Commission shall declare the position to
be vacant and shall promptly fill same pursuant to the provisions of Section Six
herein
C The Commission s primary consideration in appointing Board members shall be
to provide the Board with the technical professional financial business or
administrative expertise necessary to effectively accomplish the Board s purpose
Categories of expertise referenced by County Board s Ordinances as qualifications
for board membership are considered to be primarily directory and not mandatory
D No person shall serve on more than tlO County Boards simultaneously If
application is made for service on a third board the applicant must resign
simultaneously from one of his or her current Board positions or the application
for a third board shall be disqualified This proyision however may be waiyed to
alloy for service on additional Boards proyided the Commission Iotos
unanimously to raiye such provision
E D No member of any County Board shall become a candidate for an elective
political office and continue to serve on such board during his or her candidacy
unless such Board member candidate is running unopposed for a non
remunerative elective position or an elective position receiving nominal
remuneration such as the Mosquito Control District Board or a fire district board
Should any County Board member compete for an elective non remunerative
political office or a nominally remunerative political office on the date
applications for candidacy expire such candidacy shall be deemed a tender of
Words Underlined are added Words Struek Through are deleted
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resignation from such Board and the Board shall immediately advise the
Commission in writing of said resignation No Board Member shall be required
to resign or deemed to have tendered his or her resignation unless such candidacy
is being opposed The Commission shall deem the position vacant upon receipt of
written notice of said resignation The Board member shall not serve at any
meetings after his or her position becomes vacant pursuant to this Ordinance
This provision shall not apply to candidates who currently serve in elected
positions and who are seeking re election
F E The commencement of a legal challenge by a Board member as a plaintiff in a
lawsuit against Collier County shall constitute a conflict of interest with Collier
County and shall be deemed a tender of resignation from such Board The
County Board member s position shall automatically be considered vacant and the
Commission shall promptly fill same pursuant to the provisions of Section Six
herein
G F No member of any County Board as defined herein shall print or create or have
printed or created or use or distribute any business or informational card
depicting the County logo or in any way representing such Board member as a
representative of Collier County or as a County Board member The County
Manager or his or her designee may upon request and prior approval in writing
authorize the County Board members to obtain a County photo identification card
identifying such members as a County advisory Board member
SECTION TWO AMENDMENT TO SECTION SEVEN OF ORDINANCE NO 2001 55
AS AMENDED
Section Seven is hereby amended to read a follows
SECTION SEVEN Term of Office
A Terms ofoffice shall be staggered
B Terms of office for Board members shall be limited to two consecutiye terms of
service on anyone Board provided however that appointment of a Board
member to an initial term of one year shall not be considered a term of office
for purpose of the limitations set forth in this section and such members shall be
entitled to serve two additional terms if so appointed
Words Underlined are added Words Struck Through are deleted
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SECTION THREE DELETION OF SECTION NINE ENTITLED REVIEW OF
BOARDS OF ORDINANCE NO 2001 55 AS AMENDED
Section Nine entitled Review of Boards is hereby deleted in its entirety and the
remaining Sections of Ordinance No 2001 55 as amended are renumbered accordingly
SECTION FOUR CONFLICT AND SEVERABILITY
In the event this Ordinance conflicts with any other ordinance of Collier County or other
applicable law the more restrictive shall apply If any phrase or portion of the Ordinance is held
invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction such portion shall be deemed a
separate distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portion
SECTION FIVE INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES
The provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of Laws and
Ordinances of Collier County Florida The sections of the Ordinances may be renumbered or
relettered to accomplish such and the word ordinance may be changed to section article
Words Underlined are added Words Struek Through are deleted
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or any other appropriate word All references in the Code of Laws and Ordinances to Ordinance
No 86 41 and its amendments shall be changed to reflect the number assigned to this Ordinance
SECTION SIX EFFECTIVE DATE
This Ordinance shall become effective upon receipt of notice from the Secretary of State
that this Ordinance has been filed with the Secretary of State
PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Collier
County Florida this 4kdayof 2009
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF COLLIER
I DWIGHT E BROCK Clerk of Courts in and for the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit Collier County Florida do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct
copy of
ORDINANCE 2009 16
Which was adopted by the Board of County Commissioners
on the 14th day of April 2009 during Regular Session
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the Board of
County Commissioners of Collier County Florida this 15th
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Agenda item 4a– January 10, 2018 meeting minutes
BAYSHORE/GATEWAY TRIANGLE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT LOCAL
ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES OF THE JANUARY 10, 2018 MEETING
The meeting of the Bayshore Beautification MSTU Advisory Committee was called to order
by Chairman Maurice Gutierrez at 5:00 p.m. at the CRA Office, 3750 Bayshore Drive, Unit
102, Naples, FL 34112
I. Roll Call: Advisory Board Members Present: Maurice Gutierrez, Stephen Jaron,
Sheila DiMarco, Sheila Dugan, Robert Messmer, and Sandra Arafet were present.
II. MSTU Staff Present: Shirley Garcia, Operations Coordinator, CRA; Tami Scott,
Senior Project Mgr., and Debrah Forester, CRA Director, Naomi Hutchison,
Administrative Assistant; Code Enforcement
III. Pledge of Allegiance: The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chairman Gutierrez.
IV. Adoption of Agenda: A motion to approve the agenda was made by Advisory
Committee member Sandra Arafet. Second by Advisory Committee member
Robert Messmer. Passed unanimously.
V. Adoption of Minutes: Minutes amended by Sandra Arafet, section IV. Old
Business, a. The size of the flag was 8x12 ft. Motion to approve Minutes with
amendment by Robert Messmer. Second by Sandra Arafet. Passed Unanimously.
VI. Community/ Business Presentations:
a. Update on Landscaping—Aaron Gross, Ground Zero Landscaping—CRA
Senior Project Manager Tami Scott presented representative from Ground Zero
Landscaping Aaron Gross. Aaron detailed progress of previously discussed
issues—cleaning and checking all sprinkler heads, fixed broken pipe, working
on combing and pruning, spraying to be done on Royal Palm end of week into
next week. Operations Coordinator Shirley Garcia asked about landscaping on
Lunar, Aaron responded that the trees are not yet ordered but needed. General
discussion about liter removal. Garbage cans are being used, but sparingly and
primarily for animal waste. Aaron believes much of the current waste is from
Hurricane Irma and is not coming out of shrubbery. Landscapers will begin
collecting liter once a week. Tami Scott inquired about the equipment needed
to straighten the palms and how it will be addressed in relation to traffic. Aaron
noted that a crane will be used and he will work with County Transportation
Services\ to ensure minimal disruption to traffic. Advisory Committee member
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George Douglas asked about mulch. Shirley Garcia said MSTU acquires mulch
twice a year and will check when the next transaction should take place.
b. Cart Collection: Advisory Committee member Stephen Jaron inquired about
shopping carts being an issue in neighborhoods. Code Enforcement
representative Chris Harmon stated that while in theory collection could be
enforced to retailers, he works closely with the Sherriff ‘s office to collect as
they can and either return to the appropriate retailer or recycle. Stores have been
contacted by multiple members of the committee and code enforcement, but do
not care to address the problem.
VII. Old Business:
a. Thomasson Drive—Staff Update: Tami Scott presented update on Thomasson
project. The plans have been forwarded to the Growth Management group, been
reviewed and approved and forwarded to RWA to finalize. Minor changes being
made to documentation. Only notable issue is the 100% plan set includes the
portion of work outside of MSTU boundaries to Dominion. This area needs to be
identified on the plan sheets as an alternative bid item. Staff is looking at options
including boundary expansion or constructing this segment at a later time.
Chairman Gutierrez inquired about price of pavement and changes to the entrance
to Avalon School. Tami Scott has reached out multiple times and will continue
to reach out for answers but has yet to receive a response from the School Board.
Shirley Garcia stated the school was not interested in cooperation. Sandra Arafet
detailed changes the school has already made to their pick up and drop off
procedures as well as their bus zones. General discussion about change in flow
in traffic during school hours over last several months. Traffic is also being
directed on the west end. Tami Scott emphasized communication with school
throughout project to minimize traffic disruptions. Tami has also reached out to
the Road and Bridge Department to determine if the County had funds previously
allocated for the resurfacing of Thomason that could now be applied to the MSTU
project. She has not received a response but will continue to follow up.
Procurement packets will be made as simply as possible to make bids easier to
fill in the blanks.
b. Bayshore Drive—Hurricane Irma repair update—Staff Update: Tami Scott
presented update on Hurricane Irma repair in three parts
i. Street Lights: Staff provided an overview of the status of lights and
repairs, and has confirmed that we do not have any surplus parts. The
current street globes are no longer available. Staff will purchase globes
from the manufacturer that match the same tops as the Thomasson Dr
lighting improvement project. The new globes are taller, so shorter globes
will be changed out with broken ones further up the drive and all the new
ones located at the end of the drive. Staff is going to be ordering the
replacement fixtures. The streetlights on Bayshore are different than the
streetlights going in on Thomason. Staff requested clarification on the
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direction the community wanted to move forward with because each light
standard is significantly different. Tami proposed a transition approach,
replacing the broken fixtures on Bayshore with a light fixture that is more
consistent with the new light fixtures going in on Thomason. She
recommended grouping the replacements closer to Thomason Drive and
rearranging the existing Bayshore Drive fixtures to be consistent along
Bayshore. Shirley Garcia mentioned new fixtures will have LED lights and
be more cost efficient. General discussion between staff and Advisory
Committee about size, shape, and placement of street lights and banners.
Fixtures are $1400 a head, approximately $2000 each with installation.
Advisory Committee discussed “theme” for the area both current and future
and the history of the light poles including the requirement to keep the
existing FPL taller poles to assure the lighting standard was met. Debrah
Forester noted that during the Redevelopment Plan update, discussion on
updated vision for the area may assist with MSTU future theme and style
of fixtures. Tami Scott will reach out to see if funds could be acquired via
FEMA to assist with the cost to replace the upgraded fixtures. Consensus
of the committee was to approved light changes as recommended by staff
ii. Fencing: There have been challenges getting representative out to fix
fencing issues. Shirley Garcia is working on the issue. She was able to get
one fence repaired and will continue to give one or two requests at a time
to the fence contractor until they are completed.
iii. Street Signs: Signs lost during Irma will eventually be replaced by county,
however county has over 30,000 signs to replace and the priority is on the
major streets. Bayshore Community is low on list and will not be serviced
for potentially 6 months. The CRA office in possession of some street signs
but they do not fit current sign poles. Staff is looking at other vendors out
of state companies to get the signs ordered instead of waiting for the County
sign department. Shirley will check to see if the larger street signs we
currently have could be temporarily installed until permanent solution can
be implemented. Chairman Maurice inquired about billing and pricing, and
if it was applicable to FEMA. Shirley Garcia explained that Growth
Management is handling all of the FEMA projects under a specific fund.
c. Banners—Debrah Forester presented a spread sheet detailing the old street
banners that the MSTU has acquired over the years and asked permission of the
Advisory Committee to dispose of via the government surplus office or through
donation. Committee asked if they could be given to local businesses or used at
the park or Botanical Gardens. It was decided 16 unused Banners with the old
Bayshore logo would be kept for future purposes, the rest disposed of as the
Director sees fit.
VIII. New Business:
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a. 2017 Annual report and accomplishments, Joint workshop needed with CRA
and MSTU (April 3, 2018): Debrah Forester reviewed a draft list of
accomplishments from 2017 and reviewed a tentative work plan for 2018. Staff
will be drafting the 2017 Annual Report. The report will be presented to the CRA
Board in March and the joint meeting with the CRA and MSTUs is scheduled
for April 3, 2018 at 1:00pm. Everyone is encouraged to attend. Handout of
2017 Accomplishments and 2018 proposed work plans were reviewed. Some of
the accomplishments include: Mini Triangle Due Diligence complete and
Zoning application submitted. Thomasson Drive plans were completed in 2017
and project will commence in 2018 for approximately 1 year. Karen Drive
Stormwater project completed. Four commercial grants approved.
b. 2018 Work Plan: Debrah Forester listed the items and projects the MSTU hopes
to address in 2018: Thomasson Drive construction to commence. Fire suppression
through CDBG grant underway. Other items mentioned for 2018 include updating
the Redevelopment Plan and Land Development Code, if needed; completion of
Irma work and updating the website; work in partner with CRA on Arts Master
Plan; Finalize office location; and Blue zone concept implemented.
i. Community requested a revisiting of the South Bayshore area—
reflective markers missing, landscaping issues, trees removed because of
traffic concerns but no replacements, new landscaping company has helped
but overall impression is not the original vision with the exception of the
area in front of the Montessori school. Chairman Maurice asked Shirley
Garcia to add South Bayshore for further discussion to future agenda.
General conversation about Bike Lanes. Debrah Forester will check with
transportation in regard to guidelines about green paint and lines and look
into piggybacking the pricing with the Thomasson drive project for cost
efficiency, as well as discuss with Dan Burden of Blue Zone in April 2018
about moving lines. Shirley Garcia mentioned it may be eligible for a safety
grant for funding. Repainting/resizing the bike lanes will be looked at in
2018. General discussion was held about bike lanes throughout Collier
County and the City of Naples.
ii. Chairman Gutierrez inquired about next local street in work plan and
getting speed bumps on Lakeview—Shirley Garcia stated that they cannot
get approval for speed dips or bumps because of an issue with the
Emergency Response Services. Commissioner Fiala supports the residents
desire for speed bumps, but approval has been denied.
iii. CBDG Submittal, Jeepers or Karen Drive qualify to add sidewalks. The
possibility of a suspension bridge going to Sudgen Park discussed as an
alternative with less permit issues.
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IX. Project Updates: Project Manager’s Report: updates are in the agenda packets
for informational purposes.
X. Correspondence and Communications:
a. Update 2018 Calendar: Debrah Forester presented revised 2018 meeting
calendar.
b. US 41 Corridor Study: Meeting to recap the US 41 Corridor Study will be
conducted on January 1th, 2018. The final meeting for the study will be on
February 21, 2018.
c. Affordable housing article—Naples Daily News: article from the December
29th, 2017 release of the Naples Daily News highlighting Affordable Housing in
the area.
d. Call for Artist Flyer: Flyer for a jury Art Show event on February 17, 2018 from
10am to 3pm, at 3700 Bayshore Drive. General discussion about the success of
previous Arts Events.
XI. Advisory Board General Communications:
A. Chairman Gutierrez inquired about putting reflector pumpers on bike lane.
Debrah Forester will look into general resurfacing of Bayshore Drive. Sandra
Arafet stated that several streets resurfacing had been postponed due to
Thomasson project. CRA Staff will look at road maintenance schedules.
B. Upcoming Joint CRA meeting—Debrah Forester informed the committee that the
commissioners will discussing term limits for committee members and it will be
one of the topics at the joint meeting and asked the committee to compile their
thoughts and opinions for discussion.
XII. Citizen Comments:
A. Mike Patch, president of Moorhead Manor, thanked Shirley Garcia and Tami
Scott for assisting in understanding issues with drainage at the Moorhead Manor.
B. General discussion throughout meeting about Blue Zone project and its relation
to Bayshore community.
XIII. Next Meeting Date: February 7, 2018
XIV. Adjournment – The meeting adjourned at 6:50 pm by Chairman Gutierrez
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Chairman Maurice Gutierrez
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Agenda item 9, a: PROJECT UPDATES
To:
From:
Date:
Beautification MSTU Committee
Tami Scott Senior Project Manager
February 7, 2018
CRA PROJECTS
Redevelopment Plan update:
Purchase order has been approved and CRA staff will issue the Notice to proceed to
Tindel Oliver Design of Orlando Florida
Invitation to Negotiate - 17 acres:
CRA Director and County Managers office have been working with the two developers to
tighten up the proposals and create a purchase and sale agreement for approval. The item
is tentatively scheduled to be presented to the Community Redevelopment Agency Board
(CRAB) in February 2018.
Karen Drive Storm water:
Final Payment from the contractor has been submitted to the clerk’s office for payment staff
anticipates this will be processed in the next month and the project will be competing and
signed off.
Fire Suppression System:
Project is progressing; Quality Enterprise has all the water lines installed and approximately
6 fire hydrants. QE has pressure testing half the system, all is well. Staff have received and
processed two requests for payments totaling approximate $300,000.
Project is ahead of schedule and they should be completed by end of February.
Trio Property:
Staff reached out to the developed last week for an update on the projects process.
“We are currently looking at financing options, we expect to have our funding in place
within the next 90 days.”
Gateway Triangle purchase & development:
Project is moving forward, it is scheduled for the February 15, 2018 Planning / Hearing
Examiners meeting.
Cell Tower Relocation:
The BGTCRA staff is working with the County Manager’s office to finalize the project
scope (schedule of values, legal agreement and the project schedule).
Commercial Improvement Grants:
No commercial improvement grants currently in the que.
BAYSHORE MSTU PROJECTS
Thomasson Drive:
100% final submittal package provided to staff, the Growth Management has provided
comments, RWA is currently working on picking up the redlines.
Staff will discuss in the February 6, 2018 meeting the need to expand the MSTU
boundary.
Street Banners:
Holiday Banners to be switched out in the next few weeks.
HALDEMAN CREEK MSTU PROJECTS
Landscape project:
Exotics removal and mangrove trimming complete, Staff to discuss volunteer clean up vs.
FEMA -MSTU Expenditure
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COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY
Food Truck Park:
Project has been approved, Staff has reached out for a third time to the Architect for
a construction schedule. There is an issue with the City waterline hook up, Staff has
reached out to the Owner and Architect to offer any help.
Ankrolab Microbrewery:
The property owner has applied for building permits and anticipates a construction start in
February 2018, the build out is expected to take approximately 5-6 months.
Veterinary Clinic:
BGTCRA staff met with Collier County Storm water staff and owner of Harbor Side
Animal Clinic to discuss option for the projects storm water discharge. The BGTCRA
staff discussed the possibility of contributing to the Storm water through a
Commercial Improvement Grant. CRA staff is in communication with the owner and
design professional; project is still in the schematic design phase.
Bob March is a long-time business owner in Naples and is expanding his veteran clinic
to accommodate a larger building on Davis Blvd.
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Wendy’s:
A pre-application meeting was held December19, 2017 for a facade upgrade to
Wendy’s restaurant located at 2601 Tamiami Trail East. The project consists of façade
upgrade, parking lot upgrades and landscaping upgrades. CRA Staff has not discussed
the possibility of a commercial improvement
RaceTrac:
RaceTrac has submitted a Site Development Plan to the Growth Management
Department; the proposed location is made up of several lots with road frontage on both
Tamiami Trail and Shadow lawn Drive. The developer gave a presentation to the
BGTCRA at the November 7, 2017 meeting, the Board made no recommendation and
Is waiting for more details plans and input from FDOT.
Growth management has reviewed the documents and provided there first go around of
review comments (attached).
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RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES
Compass Point:
Phoenix Construction has submitted to GMD additional information for the compass
point project located on Thomason Drive. (Next to Del’s). The project is still awaiting
DEP approval regarding the wetland area. The BGTCRA staff has reached out to the
design professional to schedule a presentation.
Mattamy Homes:
Engineering staff scheduled for the February 6, 2018 meeting to update the
Community on the project.
Sabal Bay PUD:
340 rental units Thomasson drive, project was approved at the January 18, 2018
CCPC hearing, next step is the BCC meeting scheduled for February 27, 2018.
KRG Courthouse Shadows:
A Pre-application meeting was healed on December 6, 2017for proposed
amendment to the Growth Management plan to allow 300+- Multi –family
residential dwelling units, Parcel within Activity center. No additional
information.
Collier MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Survey 1
How often do you bike or walk?
Daily Weekly Monthly Never
Walk
Bike
If you don’t bike, why not? _______________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
If you bike, do you bike for exercise, utility or both?
Exercise Utility (i.e. errands, commute to work, to/from transit)
If you walk, do you walk for exercise, utility or both?
Exercise Utility (i.e. errands, commute to work, to/from transit)
Are there places that you want to bike that you don’t because of uncomfortable/unsafe routes or lack of
routes? Yes No
If yes, where? _________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Are there places that you want to walk that you don’t because of uncomfortable/unsafe routes or lack
of routes? Yes No?
If yes, where? _________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
If biking, what makes you feel unsafe? (Check all that apply)
___ Lack of bicycle facilities ___ Lack of directional/destination signage
___ Large intersections ___ High speed traffic
___ Lack of lighting ___ Driver behavior
___ Fear of crime ___ Other: __________________________________________
If biking, how do you choose your route? ___________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Collier MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Survey
We appreciate your time taken to complete this survey. Your input is
essential to the development of the Collier MPO Bicycle & Pedestrian
Master Plan and will help us understand the current challenges and
identify opportunities to improve the biking and walking experience in
Collier County. Thank you!
Collier MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Survey 2
If walking, what makes you feel unsafe? (Check all that apply)
___ Lack of bicycle facilities ___ Lack of directional/destination signage
___ Large intersections ___ High speed traffic
___ Lack of lighting ___ Driver behavior
___ Fear of crime ___ Other: ___________________________________________
What bike support would you like to see more of in Collier County? (i.e.: signage, bike lanes, bike paths),
intersection priority, bicyclist and driver education, enforcement)
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
What walking support would you like to see more of in Collier County? (i.e.: wider sidewalks, sidewalk
gaps filled, new sidewalks were there are no existing ones, more time to cross at intersections, better
connected sidewalks, walker and driver education, enforcement)
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
ZIP Code: _____________________________
Email address (Optional, only so we can keep you informed):
_______________________________________________
Age:
__ Under 18 __ 19‐35 __ 36‐50 __ 51‐65 __ 66‐75 __ 75 or older
Collier MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Survey