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Binder1December 10, 2020 Newsletter From:Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor To:TaylorPenny Subject:[Test] December 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 3:45:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of theCounty decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County businessand the virus updates and most importantly the progress wethe Countyis making in addressing the challenges of COVID-19. But we simply drop thetitle: "COVID-19 Bulletin # …" and publish our newsletters by date. So, on that note, here is our District 4 Newsletter, December 10, 2020! Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through Veterans Community Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center 4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 116 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts and cookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier CountyAdvisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee hasfour seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility isto recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation including environmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are fouryears. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone AdvisoryBoard has one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicantsmust either be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business andcommercial interests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. Thisseven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCCconcerning policies and programs to attract businesses or industries to theEconomic Development Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations onapplications for funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representingthe Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representingthe Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021.This 11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application onlineat https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, orfrom https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Pleaseemail to DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail tothe attention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples, Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. CongratulationsCollier County Parks & Recreation Division Earns TheirFourth National Accreditation in Parks and Recreation Mark of distinction recognizes commitment to highest level of service tothe community Collier County Parks & Recreation Division rejoined the ranks of elite park andrecreation agencies across the country by earning their fourth accreditationthrough the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies(CAPRA) and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). Thisdistinguished accomplishment was awarded during the 2020 NRPA AnnualConference: A Virtual Experience. CAPRA accreditation is the only national accreditation for park and recreationagencies and is a measure of an agency’s overall quality of operation,management and service to the community. This mark of distinction indicatesthat an agency has met rigorous standards related to the management andadministration of lands, facilities, resources, programs, safety and services. As part of the accreditation process, Collier County Parks & Recreation Divisionhad to demonstrate compliance with 151 recognized standards and document allpolicies and procedures. Often the process helps identify efficiencies andheighten areas of accountability, all of which translate into higher quality serviceand operation to benefit the community. “The process of reaccreditation is extensive and to accomplish this, our teamcontinually monitors our business and customer processes to ensure we aremeeting the public’s needs,” said Collier County Parks & Recreation DirectorBarry Williams. “We invite residents and visitors to rediscover our fantastic parksystem, where there is something for everyone.” The process for accreditation involves a formal application, self-assessments, asite visit by a team of trained visitors that results in a written report, and ahearing with the commission to grant accreditation. Due to the COVID-19pandemic, this year's visitations were held virtually. Once accredited, the agency must uphold the standards by submitting an annual report and is reviewed againin five years. The Commission is comprised of representatives from NRPA, the AmericanAcademy for Park and Recreation Administration, the National Association ofCounty Park and Recreation Officials, the International City/CountyManagement Association, the Academy for Leisure Sciences, the Armed ForcesRecreation Network and the Council of State Executive Directors. For more information about CAPRA accreditation, visit www.nrpa.org/CAPRA. Museum of the Everglades Hosts“Indomitable – the Life & Art of Camille BrockBaumgartner” Exhibit Museum of the Everglades is pleased to present Indomitable – the Life & Art ofCamille Brock Baumgartner – a retrospective exhibit recounting the colorfulstory of the late artist who made Everglades City her home from 1977 until 1994,focusing as much on the artist and the events that shaped her life and work as itdoes on the art itself. This exhibit explores her journey from adventures as aPlayboy bunny in 1960s Miami to her groundbreaking work lifecastingdignitaries of the Seminole tribe in bronze thirty years later. A fixture in theNaples art community, Camille’s paintings of her friend and colleague PaulArsenault’s historic home were selected to represent the Fine Arts Society’sDecade of Arts campaign in 1989. After overcoming struggles with alcoholism and other personal issues,Baumgartner was determined to pay back her gift of sobriety and became alicensed addiction counselor, working both in that capacity and as a publicrelations agent for the Willoughs at Naples. She wore many hats (quite literally)and served our community in many ways before returning to her native Georgia where she died in 2015. Examples of Camille’s work in a variety of mediums and along with numerousphotos from her storied career bring the Pauline Reeves Gallery at Museum ofthe Everglades to life - capturing the essence of an artist whose irrepressiblespirit inspired the exhibit’s title. Indomitable – the Life & Art of Camille Brock Baumgartner openedon Tuesday, December 1, 2020, and will run through Saturday,February 27, 2021. Originally a commercial laundry established during the building of the TamiamiTrail, the Museum of the Everglades features exhibits that proudly tell the storiesof the area’s pioneer past and its transformation into Barron Collier’s companytown. Placed on the National Register in 2001, the building itself brings theregion’s history to life, an extraordinary example of Everglades City’s evolutionfrom a frontier fishing village to the Birthplace of Collier County. For more information about Museum of the Everglades’ Indomitable – the Life &Art of Camille Brock Baumgartner, please contact the museum at (239) 252-5026 or visit www.colliermuseums.com/exhibits Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 8, 20208.88% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,023 positive cases of COVID-19. 18,579 of these cases areresidents, 447 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES)Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: healthcare icon $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list December 2020 Newsletter From:Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor To:TaylorPenny Subject:[Test] December 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 2:44:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of the County decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County, business and the virus and the progress we are making as a County in addressing thechallenges of COVID-19. But we will drop the title: COVID-19 Bulletin# … andjust publish our newsletters without that title. So, on that note, here is our District 4 newsletter, December 10, 2020! Board of Collier County Commissioners Powers & Authorities The Board of Collier County Commissioners cannot enforce or does not have thepower to: require anyone to get a COVID-19 vaccination to close a business deny anyone access to the Board of Collier County Commission Chambers during a public meeting. Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend either remotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through VeteransCommunity Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 116 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts andcookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier CountyAdvisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee has four seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility isto recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation includingenvironmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are fouryears. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone AdvisoryBoard has one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicantsmust either be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business andcommercial interests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. Thisseven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCCconcerning policies and programs to attract businesses or industries to theEconomic Development Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations onapplications for funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representing the Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community ParkDistrict. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representingthe Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021.This 11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application onlineat https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, orfrom https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Pleaseemail to DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail tothe attention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples,Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. Collier County Parks & Recreation Division Earns TheirFourth National Accreditation in Parks and Recreation Mark of distinction recognizes commitment to highest level of service tothe community Collier County Parks & Recreation Division rejoined the ranks of elite park andrecreation agencies across the country by earning their fourth accreditationthrough the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies(CAPRA) and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). Thisdistinguished accomplishment was awarded during the 2020 NRPA AnnualConference: A Virtual Experience. CAPRA accreditation is the only national accreditation for park and recreationagencies and is a measure of an agency’s overall quality of operation,management and service to the community. This mark of distinction indicatesthat an agency has met rigorous standards related to the management andadministration of lands, facilities, resources, programs, safety and services. As part of the accreditation process, Collier County Parks & Recreation Divisionhad to demonstrate compliance with 151 recognized standards and document allpolicies and procedures. Often the process helps identify efficiencies andheighten areas of accountability, all of which translate into higher quality serviceand operation to benefit the community. “The process of reaccreditation is extensive and to accomplish this, our teamcontinually monitors our business and customer processes to ensure we aremeeting the public’s needs,” said Collier County Parks & Recreation DirectorBarry Williams. “We invite residents and visitors to rediscover our fantastic parksystem, where there is something for everyone.” The process for accreditation involves a formal application, self-assessments, a site visit by a team of trained visitors that results in a written report, and ahearing with the commission to grant accreditation. Due to the COVID-19pandemic, this year's visitations were held virtually. Once accredited, the agencymust uphold the standards by submitting an annual report and is reviewed againin five years. The Commission is comprised of representatives from NRPA, the AmericanAcademy for Park and Recreation Administration, the National Association ofCounty Park and Recreation Officials, the International City/CountyManagement Association, the Academy for Leisure Sciences, the Armed ForcesRecreation Network and the Council of State Executive Directors. For more information about CAPRA accreditation, visit www.nrpa.org/CAPRA. Museum of the Everglades Hosts“Indomitable – the Life & Art of Camille BrockBaumgartner” Exhibit Museum of the Everglades is pleased to present Indomitable – the Life & Art ofCamille Brock Baumgartner – a retrospective exhibit recounting the colorfulstory of the late artist who made Everglades City her home from 1977 until 1994,focusing as much on the artist and the events that shaped her life and work as itdoes on the art itself. This exhibit explores her journey from adventures as aPlayboy bunny in 1960s Miami to her groundbreaking work lifecastingdignitaries of the Seminole tribe in bronze thirty years later. A fixture in theNaples art community, Camille’s paintings of her friend and colleague PaulArsenault’s historic home were selected to represent the Fine Arts Society’sDecade of Arts campaign in 1989. After overcoming struggles with alcoholism and other personal issues,Baumgartner was determined to pay back her gift of sobriety and became a licensed addiction counselor, working both in that capacity and as a publicrelations agent for the Willoughs at Naples. She wore many hats (quite literally)and served our community in many ways before returning to her native Georgiawhere she died in 2015. Examples of Camille’s work in a variety of mediums and along with numerousphotos from her storied career bring the Pauline Reeves Gallery at Museum ofthe Everglades to life - capturing the essence of an artist whose irrepressiblespirit inspired the exhibit’s title. Indomitable – the Life & Art of Camille Brock Baumgartner openedon Tuesday, December 1, 2020, and will run through Saturday,February 27, 2021. Originally a commercial laundry established during the building of the TamiamiTrail, the Museum of the Everglades features exhibits that proudly tell the storiesof the area’s pioneer past and its transformation into Barron Collier’s companytown. Placed on the National Register in 2001, the building itself brings theregion’s history to life, an extraordinary example of Everglades City’s evolutionfrom a frontier fishing village to the Birthplace of Collier County. For more information about Museum of the Everglades’ Indomitable – the Life &Art of Camille Brock Baumgartner, please contact the museum at (239) 252-5026 or visit www.colliermuseums.com/exhibits Today, Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried and the FloridaDepartment of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) arereminding Florida agricultural producers of upcoming deadlines for U.S.Department of Agriculture (USDA) assistance programs. December 11 is thedeadline for the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program and the CoronavirusFood Assistance Program 2 (CFAP 2) and December 31 is the deadline forthe Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP), while the deadline for the Seafood Trade Relief Program (STRP) has been extended to January 15,2021. “With COVID-19 causing unprecedented challenges for Florida’s agriculturalproducers, including up to $522 million in losses earlier this year, these USDAprograms ensure farmers receive the support needed to continue feeding ourstate and the nation,” shared Commissioner Fried. “I’m encouraging allproducers whose businesses have been impacted by the pandemic and have notyet applied to learn more about the programs available and apply before theprogram deadline.” The following are USDA program details and upcoming deadlines: December 11, 2020: Dairy Margin Coverage Serving as a safety net for America’s dairy producers, the dairy margin coverageprogram offers financial protection from market volatility. Payments are possibleif the margin between the all-milk price and the average feed cost falls below acertain dollar amount selected by the producer. To help determine the amount ofcoverage that’s right for your operation, use the online dairy margin coveragedecision tool. December 11, 2020: Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 2If you’re a farmer or rancher whose operation has taken a hit due to thepandemic, then this program is for you. Use the USDA commodities findertool to see if what you grow or raise will qualify. Remember, even if youparticipated in the first iteration of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program(CFAP 1), you are not automatically enrolled in CFAP 2. For existing FSA customers, including those who participated in CFAP 1, manydocuments are likely already on file. Producers should check with FSA countyoffice to see if any of the forms need to be updated. Customers seeking one-on-one support with the CFAP 2 application process can call 877-508-8364 to speakdirectly with a USDA employee ready to offer assistance. This is a recommendedfirst step before a producer engages with the team at the FSA county office. December 31, 2020: Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance ProgramThe Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) provides financialassistance to producers of noninsurable crops when low yields, loss of inventory,or prevented planting occur due to natural disasters. NOTE: This deadline is onlyfor honey and maple sap.January 15, 2021: Seafood Trade Relief ProgramAmerica’s commercial fisherman have faced several challenges this year as well,like tariffs. If you’re a commercial fisherman producing Atka mackerel,Dungeness crab, king crab, snow crab, Southern Tanner crab, flounder, geoduck,goosefish, herring, lobster, Pacific cod, Pacific Ocean perch, pollock, sablefish,salmon, sole, squid, tuna or turbot, you’re eligible for this program. Experts atyour local Service Center are available to assist you with your application. TheFarm Service Agency has extended the application deadline from December 14,2020 to January 15, 2021. Application Assistance: All Florida agriculture producers interested inapplying should contact their local USDA Service Center today. All USDA ServiceCenters are open for business, and Service Center staff members from USDA’sFarm Service Agency and Natural Resources Conservation Service will continueto work with producers by phone, email, and digital tools like Microsoft Teams,Box, and OneSpan. Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 8, 20208.88% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,023 positive cases of COVID-19. 18,579 of these cases areresidents, 447 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES)Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. healthcare icon food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Collier County Advisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seeking applications for positions on several advisory committees. Members of committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County. Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Animal Services Advisory Board has one vacant at-large seat. This seven-member board is tasked to make recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners on the facilities, programs, and services of Collier County Domestic Animal Services. Terms are four years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies. Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbing or mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer. This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the Building Code Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to be used in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must be knowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes, Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code and Swimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies for citizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County (along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I- 75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the north Collier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). The committee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain management regulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues brought before it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality and quantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update the Collier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of the County Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy. This five member committee advises and recommends as to the beautification and maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way as described by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemized budget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of the committee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of the following precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are four years. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy and two seats expiring in December. Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate Community Center Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Golden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone Advisory Board has one vacancy. Applicants must either be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business and commercial interests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. This seven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCC concerning policies and programs to attract businesses or industries to the Economic Development Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations on applications for funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Infrastructure Surtax Citizen Oversight Committee is seeking applications for seven seats expiring in January 2021: two alternate members, and five seats to be filled by residents representing each of the five commission districts. Applicants should have background and experience related to financial or business management. This committee provides citizen review of the County’s expenditure of the proceeds from the Collier County and Municipal Infrastructure One-Cent Sales Surtax. Terms are two years. The Library Advisory Board has three seats expiring in December, representing Commission Districts 2, 4, and 5. This five-member committee, representing the 5 commission districts, advises the Board of County Commissioners on the operations and proposed budget for the Collier County Library System. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seats expiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire Control Special Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire Control District. Terms are two years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member. Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, and experience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utility rates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities in unincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statement of Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4 years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application online at https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online- advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “Submit Form.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application was received, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may also obtain an application by calling (239) 252-8400, or from https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Please email to DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail to the attention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112-5746. Beach Renourishment 2020 Updatefrom Doctors Pass to near Lowdermilk Park October 30, 2020 The 2020 Beach Renourishment Project mobilization utilizing the northernLowdermilk Park parking lot area is almost completed. Starting next weektrucks will begin offloading the approximately 47,500 cubic yards of beachquality sand needed to raise and widen the beach. The northern park exit ontoGulf Shore Boulevard and the northern parking areas will be closed to the public,along with the northern beach access (walking) path. Lowdermilk Park’ssouthern entrance at the traffic signal across from Banyan Boulevard will beconverted to two-way traffic. Hours of operations will be six days a week, Mondays through Saturdays, fromsunrise to sunset. Completion is anticipated in early December, weather permitting. For additional information, please visit the Coastal Zone Management projectwebpage at www.colliercountyfl.gov/2020-beach-renourishment or contactProject Manager Clint Perryman at (239) 252-4245. If you prefer to email anyquestions or comments, please send them to: CZM@colliercountyfl.gov. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Urgent Need forCOVID Convalescent Plasma Donors The NCH Healthcare System has an urgent need for COVID-19 convalescent plasma and is seeking immediate support from community members to donate it. Convalescent Plasma is an investigative treatment facilitated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for use in patients whose infections are serious or immediately life- threatening. Plasma donated by a qualified candidate who has fully recovered from COVID- 19 is transfused to a COVID-19 patient. The hope is that the antibodies in the donated plasma can help attack the virus and boost the patient’s own immune system. Potential candidates must meet the following criteria: Have had a positive COVID-19 swab or antibody test on record and be able to produce a written copy Must be fully recovered and symptom-free of COVID-19 for at least 14 days Must visit www.givebloodcbc.org and register by clicking onto “Donor Request Forms” under the Convalescent Plasma COVID-19 heading Donors must meet all regular blood donor criteria and some specific laboratory criteria The actual donation takes 45 minutes to an hour. Convalescent plasma can be donated every 28 days at the NCH Community Blood Center by appointment from qualified pre-registered candidates. Please call 624-6504 or visit www.givebloodcbc.org for more details. Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list From:Cisco Advanced Phishing Protection To:TaylorPenny Subject:[Untrusted Message] In support of One Naples project Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 2:20:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. WARNING: The system has detected an untrusted message: From: "rawportraits@gmail.com" Subject: "In support of One Naples project" Please proceed with caution! From:Cisco Advanced Phishing Protection To:TaylorPenny Subject:[Untrusted Message] One Naples Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 7:46:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. WARNING: The system has detected an untrusted message: From: "info@savevanderbiltbeach.com" Subject: "One Naples" Please proceed with caution! From:Cisco Advanced Phishing Protection To:TaylorPenny Subject:[Untrusted Message] Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:14:40 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. WARNING: The system has detected an untrusted message: From: "noreply@formresponse.com" Subject: "Re: ONE NAPLES" Please proceed with caution! From:Toby Zettler To:TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Subject:"NO" to One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 2:02:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote against the “One Naples” residential proposal on Vanderbilt Beach at the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Rd. and Gulf Shore Dr. in North Naples. Stock Development’s “One Naples” proposal for Vanderbilt Beach is not in the best interest of Collier County residents. The “development” would deprive tens of thousands of residents and visitors of sky, water, and sunset views, and the only public green space left. The beneficiaries? A few buyers willing to pay millions for gulf views and Stock Development which stands to gross close to a billion dollars. How can the County Commissioners even consider approving this project? Stock also wants 99 new docks. This is an unthinkable assault on a priceless natural backwater resource enjoyed by the entire Collier County Community, the already overburdened Vanderbilt Lagoon. I believe it is much better to let Stock carry out their “threat” of a commercial development, as permitted by current zoning, if that is the only other choice left to us. The neighborhood could actually benefit from a properly planned small, low rise commercial development; and it would be far preferable to high-rise residential. We also should require that the waterfront along the Vanderbilt Lagoon be open to the public, just as the beach is. Again, as a Collier County taxpayer, I request that you vote against the One Naples proposal at the meeting March 1. It is time for all Collier County citizens to finally take a stand against overdevelopment. The greater good for the greater number is the correct political call here in order to protect us taxpayers from a developer who obviously cares nothing about the neighborhood nor the environment? Respectfully, Toby Zettler 377 Vanderbilt Beach Rd., Unit 201 Naples FL 34108 From:kantor716@comcast.net To:SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:"One Naples" Stock Development Project Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 7:08:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, I am a longtime owner of property in Naples Park, previously Pelican Bay and 45 year resident of Collier County. I am in support of the “One Naples” project which is soon to come to a vote by you. I often use the amenities in the area, especially Vanderbilt Beach and believe the project will not only update the corner of Vanderbilt Beach and Gulfshore Boulevard esthetically, but provide additional safety for that very crowded area. Collier County prides itself on beautification of our unique county, as it has set the standard for where people want to live and visit. It has been the well-respected developers who have successfully helped build out our community the way we enjoy it today. This corner, as we have seen in “the season” this year (even with covid) illustrates the expanding number of people who want to visit this area and the need for change. My experience with this builder is that they are trustworthy and have provided many beautiful and tasteful projects, a testament to their promise to make many amenity changes at no additional taxpayer costs. Also, this project will increase the values in this area, adding greatly to our residential tax base. I am asking you to support the “One Naples”project based on the above facts and benefits to our community. Thanks for your continued service to Collier County. Respectfully, Jan Kantor 716 108th Avenue North Naples Fl 34108 239 290 3607 Mailing address: 285 Grande Way, #1202 Naples, Florida 34110 From:kathy curatolo To:SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:"One Naples" Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:05:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. February 28, 2021 Honorable Chair Taylor and Commissioners Solis, Saunders, McDaniel and Lo Castro: I am writing to you as a proud 25 - year resident of District 2 Collier County in support of the “One Naples” project which will come before you for a vote. As a resident in this district, I often walk and swim at the Vanderbilt Beach location on the gulf and believe this project reflects the kind of smart, stable growth my family and I wish to see in our community. I do not think anyone in this community would disagree that this corner has been and continues to be somewhat of an eye soar and certainly goes against our collective mission for the beautiful community we all strive to achieve. As if the beauty and scope of this project were not enough, this LOCAL builder has offered to improve the safety of the intersection of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive, provide connected public bicycle paths throughout “One Naples”, create a lush, tropical garden with the installation of mature, native landscaping throughout the project’s corridor and a coffee shop – deli open to the public ALL AT NO EXPENSE TO TAXPAYERS. As if the aforementioned were not enough to support this project, the increase of our residential tax -base, collection of impact fees, hiring of local contractors adding to a positive economic advantage for our own community members as well as substantially lower traffic based on a residential rather than a new commercial project provide a magnitude of added benefits. I am asking you to support “One Naples” based on the facts and benefits to our community. Thank you for your consideration, you leadership and your service to our community and county. Sincerely, Kathleen Curatolo 7649 San Sebastian Way Naples FL 34109 239-357-3257 From:Ruth Lennon To:TaylorPenny Subject:"We oppose the One Naples Application" Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:09:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. WE OPPOSE THE ONE NAPLES APPLICATION Vince & Ruth Lennon 13915 Old Coast Road Naples, FL 34110 From:Anthony Pires To:AshtonHeidi; JenkinsAnita; BellowsRay; SaboJames; FrenchJames; CasalanguidaNick Subject:4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Date:Tuesday, August 18, 2020 5:27:47 PM Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, Ray, Anita, could you please answer/advise as to the following, as initially asked 1 week ago. thanks Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Monday, August 17, 2020 9:28 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; Zach Lombardo <zlombardo@wpl-legal.com> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Importance: High Good morning all. James, Ray, Anita, could you please answer/advise as to the following, as initially asked 1 week ago: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 4. whether County staff or the applicant has performed/submitted an analysis of the current land use entitlements on the platted tracts/parcels outside of the existing platted ROW. Thanks Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Monday, August 10, 2020 3:55 PM To: 'Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov' <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Good afternoon Anita, Ray and Heidi, I understand that James is out of the office this week. In his absence, could we have call to discuss: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 4. whether County staff or the applicant has performed/submitted an analysis of the current land use entitlements on the platted tracts/parcels outside of the existing platted ROW. Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Friday, August 07, 2020 5:41 PM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES Good afternoon James. What times would you be available on Monday, August 10, 2020 for me to call to discuss and better understand: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:10-15-20 Planning Commission Meeting (One Naples) Date:Tuesday, October 13, 2020 3:20:34 PM Looks like One Naples is on the agenda at the Planning Commissioner meeting this week. http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx? Type=14&ID=1770&Inline=True Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Karen Tarapata To:TaylorPenny Subject:A plea about One Naples and Beach Access Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 7:04:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hello. I am writing to ask you to deny the changes that would allow the One Naples residential project on Vanderbilt Beach Road. You may not live in District 2 as I do, but you may spend time on Vanderbilt Beach or at Delnor-Wiggins State Park. This development will profoundly change the character of a neighborhood that provides TWO public beach access points for Collier County and make it much more difficult for all Collier County residents to enjoy our lovely beaches. The only roads that intersect with Gulfshore Drive along this beach are Bluebill and Vanderbilt Beach Road. These roads are already near capacity and the provisions to mitigate traffic promoted by One Naples are unrealistic. Commercial re-development of this corner is appropriate. It has always been commercial and redevelopment as commercial will benefit the neighborhood and our visitors. The owners in my building are now swayed by the bogey man of commercial development that is presented by Stock development. We feel that commercial development is the better choice for our quality of life. We would not mind more restaurants and shops within walking distance, with adequate onsite parking. Regards, Karen Tarapata President, Board of Directors Vanderbilt Yacht & Racquet Club 11030 Gulfshore Dr. Naples, FL 34108 From:ashapcorab@aol.com To:Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.org; Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.org; Burt.Sanders@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:cb_watson@yahoo.com Subject:A SIMPLE QUESTION Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:33:16 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Are there existing zoning requirements regarding One Naples? If so, follow them....Roger A Beckermann From:Buzz Victor To:TaylorPenny Subject:Accepted: Buzz Bictor, President, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc. (303-810-7374) - One Naples EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:Anthony Pires To:TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry Subject:Additional time to speak...One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:28:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good evening Penney. Is it possible for me to have six minutes speaking time as opposed to three?. I will be representing the Vanderbilt Beach Resident’s Association and Kathy Robbins and Dave Galloway will also be there speaking. As my argument/presentation will take more than three minutes, even without repeating other speakers before me, I am confident I can present my points in a 6 minute window. Thank you Tony Get Outlook for iOS From:ScavoneMichelle To:BrownleeMichael; LykinsDave; GoodnerAngela; GrecoSherry; FilsonSue Cc:AuclairClaudine; LynchDiane; DeaneConnie; CohenThaddeus; MarcellaJeanne; OchsLeo Subject:ADMIN 4264 - August 2020 REPORT / PROJECTS BY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT Date:Friday, September 4, 2020 3:09:36 PM Attachments:Projects by District - Application Type August 2020.xlsx All, Please see the attached projects report for August. On behalf of Diane Lynch, Operations Analyst Michelle Scavone, GMD Operations Coordinator Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:ScavoneMichelle To:BrownleeMichael; LykinsDave; GoodnerAngela; GrecoSherry; FilsonSue Cc:AuclairClaudine; LynchDiane; DeaneConnie; CohenThaddeus; MarcellaJeanne; OchsLeo Subject:ADMIN 4264 - JULY 2020 REPORT / PROJECTS BY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT Date:Monday, August 10, 2020 6:46:55 PM Attachments:Projects by District - Application Type July 2020.xlsx All, Please see the attached projects report for JULY. On behalf of Diane Lynch, Operations Analyst Michelle Scavone, GMD Operations Coordinator Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Kathy Robbins To:LoCastroRick; SolisAndy; Burt.Sanders@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:David N Galloway; Tony Pires Subject:BCC Consideration of the One Naples Project Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 3:02:27 PM Attachments:VBRA Letter to the BCC 210222.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, Please refer to the attached letter. The Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc. is opposed to this project being approved for the reasons outlined in the letter. But the points made by us in reference to our neighborhood apply to all of Collier County and how you, the Board of County Commissioners, deal with the rampant over development in the County. Please vote "No" on all three applications. Thank you for your time spent in considering our position. Kathy Robbins, Treasurer Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc. (239) 273-7099 From:TaylorPenny To:buzz.bictor@gmail.com; buzz.victor@gmail.com Subject:Buzz Bictor, President, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc. (303-810-7374) - One Naples needs your input Planning Commission in June and will go to Board sometime on November 2020 From:TaylorPenny To:buzz.bictor@gmail.com Subject:Buzz Bictor, President, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc. (303-810-7374) - One Naples needs your input Planning Commission in June and will go to Board sometime on November 2020 From:TaylorPenny To:"buzz.victor@gmail.com" Cc:Buzz Victor Subject:Buzz Bictor, President, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc. (303-810-7374) - One Naples needs your input Planning Commission in June and will go to Board sometime on November 2020 From:TaylorPenny To:"buzz.bictor@gmail.com" Subject:Canceled: Buzz Bictor, President, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc. (303-810-7374) - One Naples Importance:High needs your input Planning Commission in June and will go to Board sometime on November 2020 From:TaylorPenny To:"buzz.victor@gmail.com" Cc:Buzz Victor Subject:Canceled: Cancelled - Buzz Bictor, President, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc. (303-810-7374) - One Naples Importance:High needs your input Planning Commission in June and will go to Board sometime on November 2020 From:Beverly Brooks To:TaylorPenny Subject:Chateau Vanderbilt Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 6:05:40 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- Forwarded by a friend? Subscribe to Sparker's Soapbox From:Sandy Parker To:TaylorPenny Subject:Collier and Local News Recap - October 2020 Date:Monday, November 2, 2020 6:22:45 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Dear Commissioner, To make informed decisions at the ballot box, and have a say on government decisions before they are made, we have to stay on top of what's happening along the way. That's why I follow our state and local government news and share highlights with you each month. This afternoon I published my latest monthly recap of Collier County and local news. Top stories include: Coronavirus update; Collier commissioners to consider $250M resort and amusement center to be built next to amateur Sports Complex off Collier Blvd; Commission approved one-million-square-foot distribution center to be built west of Sports Complex; County Planning Commission delays vote on One Naples again; and Another developer makes proposal for East Naples triangle site. Click here for this month's post... As always, please help me reach more voters by sharing this email and encouraging your friends and colleagues to subscribe. Thank you! P.S. - Tomorrow is Election Day! For polling locations, hours and more, visit www.colliervotes.com or call 239-252-8683. Catch up on Sparker's Soapbox Posts You Missed Florida Government News for October 2020 On the Ballot: Merit Retention of Florida Judges On the Ballot: Constitutional Amendments 6 Things to Consider When Evaluating Candidates Election Post Archive Sparker's Soapbox is supported by readers like you. Thank you. Copyright © 2020 Sparker's Soapbox LLC, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Sparker's Soapbox. Our mission is facilitating and encouraging informed voting in Collier County and throughout Florida. Our mailing address is: Sparker's Soapbox LLC 2126 Modena Court Naples, FL 34105 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. From:fredduy@yahoo.com To:SolisAndy Cc:TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Collier County development strategy Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:32:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Solis: As a resident, I want to see Collier county grow and prosper. I appreciate the need for additional residents and businesses and tax revenue. But the One Naples project is not an appropriate way to develop our county. I hope, as the representative for our neighborhood (Vanderbilt Beach Road west of 41), you will convince your colleagues on the county commission to vote no on this development that will increase traffic on an already busy two-lane road, and dramatically change the demographics and ambiance of our neighborhood, including our public Vanderbilt Beach. There are better ways to grow and improve Collier County. Thank you for representing us. W. Fred Duy 8325 Excalibur Circle O6 Naples, FL 34108 Forwarded by a friend? Subscribe to Sparker's Soapbox From:Sandy Parker To:TaylorPenny Subject:Collier County News Recap for July/August 2020 Date:Wednesday, September 2, 2020 11:34:23 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Dear Commissioner, Here is my recap of local news for Collier County voters for the months of July and August. I hope you find it interesting and informative. Please note especially that Collier County's mask ordinance expires TOMORROW. The Board of County Commissioners will be voting on whether or not to extend it at 1 PM. See more under "TIME-SENSITIVE" below, and take the time to let your voice be heard. Email the five commissioners at: Donna Fiala (District 1) - Donna.Fiala@colliercountyfl.gov Andy Solis (District 2) - Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov Burt Saunders (District 3) - Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov Penny Taylor (District 4) - Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov Bill McDaniel (District 5) - Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov As always, please help me reach more Collier County voters by supporting Sparker's Soapbox, sharing this email, and encouraging your friends and colleagues to subscribe. Thank you! Support LOCAL JOURNALISM and become an all access-digital subscriber to naplesnews.com with this special offer: naplesnews.com/subscribe Collier County Local News Recap for July/August 2020 September 2, 2020 / By Sandy Parker Time-Sensitive Sep. 3 - Will Collier's mask order be extended? Commissioners to decide Thursday. Naples Daily News, 9/1/20 Special meeting to consider extension: Sep. 3, 1:00 PM. Details here. Sep. 3 - BCC holds public hearing on Fiscal Year 2021 Tentative Millage Rates and Tentative Budget on September 3. Budget Hearing: Sep. 3, 5:05 PM. Details here. Sep. 9 - Marco Island seeks community input for update of Comprehensive Plan. Community Survey available through Sep. 9. Survey here. Virtual community meeting Sep. 8, 5:30 - 7 PM. Details here. Sep. 10 - County seeks input for East Naples Community Development Plan. Naples Daily News, 8/24/20. Public workshop: Sept. 10, 5:30 PM. Details here. Coronavirus Update Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard Mask icon Note: The 8/31figure includes a one-time historical data submission of 128 cases from Quest. According to the Department of Health county report for August 31, the number of new cases on 8/31excluding the historical data submission was 57. DeSantis, DOH sever ties with Quest Diagnostics over COVID-19 testing backlog. Tallahassee Democrat, via, Naples Daily News, 9/1/20 For the latest news about the coronavirus in our area and across the state, visit: Collier School District Reopening web page Collier County COVID-19 web page City of Naples COVID-19 web page (undergoing revisions at time of this post) City of Marco Island COVID-19 web page Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard Masks in Collier County At the time of my last Update, published July 4, the Board of Collier County Commissioners (BCC) had rejected a proposed mask ordinance by a 3-2 vote. Here’s what happened next: Collier Tourism Advisory Board asks commissioners to take up issue of masks requirement again. Naples Daily News, 7/9/20 Collier County mask mandate falls short on county's record day of coronavirus cases. Naples Daily News, 7/15/20 Collier commissioners pass masks mandate to curb spread of coronavirus. Naples Daily News, 7/21/20; Collier County Executive Order Collier County Commissioners and locals respond to the new county-wide mask mandate. FOX4Now.com, 7/26/20 Children in masks in classroom Seed to Table owner, legal team announce lawsuits against Collier County for mask mandate. Naples Daily News, 7/26/20 Alfie Oakes files federal lawsuit against Collier County over mask order. Naples Daily News, 8/6/20 Brent Batten: Collier officials get earful over mask mandate. Naples Daily News, 8/4/20 Masks in the City of Naples Naples Councilman Ray Christman supports mask ordinance, says local action is needed. Christman Newsletter, 7/15/20 Naples City Council does not opt into Collier County mask mandate. Naples Daily News, 7/29/20 NCH and city of Naples to team up on COVID-19 public health initiative. Naples Daily News, 8/19/20 Masks in the City of Marco Island Marco Island did not adopt a mark ordinance. City of Marco Island COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions updated August 27, 2020. City of Marco Island, 8/27/20 Back to School Collier schools to offer on- campus and virtual learning; face coverings, safety glasses required on campus. Naples Daily News, 7/16/20 Update: Safety glasses are “highly recommended”; not required Collier educators hold a drive- by demonstration in protest of schools reopening. Naples Daily News, 7/27/20 Collier school board changes student start date to Aug. 31. Naples Daily News, 7/28/20 Have questions about Collier schools and its reopening? Here are some answers. Naples Daily News, 8/12/20 CCPS shares 3-1/2 minute video of what schools will look like at the start of the school year. Collier County Public Schools Contact tracing to be used in schools. WINK News, 8/20/20 No fans allowed at Collier County Public Schools games this fall. Naples Daily News, 8/20/20 Lee and Collier school districts differ in how they're handling sharing COVID-19 cases. Naples Daily News, 8/21/20 How many students selected to return to your child's school? Here are the survey results. Naples Daily News, 8/24/20 Collier public schools reach agreement with sports officials; no deal yet in Lee County. Naples Daily News, 8/26/20 Collier County Schools prepare for first day of school. FOX4Now.com, 8/27/20 Back to school in Collier County: A look inside an atypical first day back. Naples Daily News, 8/31/20 Business & Economy How beach parking closures hurt Southwest Florida cities, counties. Naples Daily News, 7/17/20 Collier leaders sign off on proposed allocations for more than $67 million in coronavirus aid. Naples Daily News, 7/15/20 Tourist tax collections plummet in Southwest Florida amid coronavirus pandemic. Naples Daily News, 8/20/20 Board of County Commissioners Amazon final mile facility coming to Naples. Coastal Breeze News, 7/23/20 Collier County continues to grow and develop. There's no stopping it. Naples Daily News, 8/12/20 Collier infrastructure sales surtax collections hit $130M. Naples Chamber Blog, 8/13/20 Project Updates County’s new Paradise Sports Complex bursting onto the scene. Coastal Breeze News, 7/23/20 Update: Clam Pass bathroom expansion and boardwalk replacement project. Collier Parks and Recreation via Commissioner Penny Taylor, 7/30/20 In the Know: What's with all those pipes around Immokalee Road and Logan Blvd.? Naples Daily News, 8/17/20 Update: Palm River Bridge replacement, Vanderbilt Beach Road extension and more. Collier County Transportation Engineering Division, 8/17/20 First look: Stock Development unveils architectural drawings for One Naples, controversy remains. Naples Daily News, 7/31/20 Community PAC responds to Stock Development rendering. Save Vanderbilt Beach, Inc., 8/11/20 City of Naples What happened to the trees on Seagate Drive in Naples? Naples Daily News, 7/8/20 Naples Code Enforcement Board votes to impose fines, put hefty liens on unfinished homes in Royal Harbor. Naples Daily News, 7/23/20 Naples Airport study to look at noise exposure levels, reduction measures. Naples Daily News. 7/24/20 Brent Batten: City issues fair warning on future building height variances. Naples Daily News, 7/28/20 Timeline for new downtown Naples parking garage could move up. Naples Daily News, 8/12/20 Naples plans two-step approach to save mangroves. Naples Daily News, 8/24/20 Agency awards Naples $75K to continue climate change resiliency efforts. Naples Daily News, 8/27/20 City of Marco Island Marco Island police officer submitted false police report after drug arrest. Naples Daily News, 7/24/20 Marco Island selects retired Deputy Chief Byrne as new fire chief. Marco Eagle, 7/27/20 Collier County Public Schools Collier appoints, promotes principals at 8 schools ahead of upcoming school year. Naples Daily News, 7/24/20 In shadow of COVID-19, Collier schools approves $1.2 billion budget, slight tax increase. Naples Daily News, 7/28/20 Other Local Elected Bodies Collier County election results officially certified. Collier Supervisor of Elections, 8/21/20 Collier Mosquito Control District is monitoring the dengue mosquito in Collier County. Collier Mosquito Control District Press Release, 7/14/20 Local news reported in this post is by Brent Batten, Brittany Carloni, Rachel Fradette, Liz Freeman, Laura Layden, Omar Rodriguez Ortiz, Devan Patel, Patrick Riley and Karl Schneider (USA TODAY Network – Florida: Naples Daily News, News-Press, Marco Eagle) and Steve Stefanides and Scott H. Shook (Coastal Breeze News). Collier County voters are represented in the Florida Senate by Sen. Kathleen Passidomo and in the Florida House by either Rep. Bob Rommel (District 106), Rep. Byron Donalds (District 80), or Rep. Ana Maria Rodriguez (District 105). Find your representative here. Former Collier County School Board member files ethical complaint against Byron Donalds. Florida Politics, 7/15/20 Bob Rommel named to lead Florida Taxpayer Protection Caucus. Florida Daily, 8/4/20 Collier County voters are represented in the U.S. Congress by Rep. Francis Rooney (District 19) or Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (District 25). Find your representative here. Rep. Rooney breaks silence, explains absences, says he’s still working for SWFL constituents. The Paradise Progressive, 7/31/20 Guest opinion: 'When I gather with others, even if distanced, I always wear a face mask'. by Congressman Francis Rooney via The News-Press, 8/15/20 US House votes to protect, fund Postal Service; Rooney opposes, Diaz-Balart, Steube absent. The Paradise Progressive, 8/22/20 That’s it for July/August Collier County government news. Have a great September and stay safe! Opportunity to Learn! “Get Ready to Vote in Collier County’s November Elections” A Zoom Presentation by Sandy Parker September 24, 2020 6:00 PM REGISTER TODAY! Catch up on Sparker's Soapbox posts you missed Florida Politics News for July/August 2020 Collier County Primary Election Recap Collier Government News for June 2020 Sparker's Soapbox is supported by readers like you. Thank you. Copyright © 2020 Sparker's Soapbox LLC, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Sparker's Soapbox. Our mission is facilitating and encouraging informed voting in Collier County and throughout Florida. Our mailing address is: Sparker's Soapbox LLC 2126 Modena Court Naples, FL 34105 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Forwarded by a friend? Subscribe to Sparker's Soapbox From:Sandy Parker To:TaylorPenny Subject:Collier County News Recap for July/August 2020 Date:Wednesday, September 2, 2020 11:34:30 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Dear Penny, Here is my recap of local news for Collier County voters for the months of July and August. I hope you find it interesting and informative. Please note especially that Collier County's mask ordinance expires TOMORROW. The Board of County Commissioners will be voting on whether or not to extend it at 1 PM. See more under "TIME-SENSITIVE" below, and take the time to let your voice be heard. Email the five commissioners at: Donna Fiala (District 1) - Donna.Fiala@colliercountyfl.gov Andy Solis (District 2) - Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov Burt Saunders (District 3) - Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov Penny Taylor (District 4) - Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov Bill McDaniel (District 5) - Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov As always, please help me reach more Collier County voters by supporting Sparker's Soapbox, sharing this email, and encouraging your friends and colleagues to subscribe. Thank you! Support LOCAL JOURNALISM and become an all access-digital subscriber to naplesnews.com with this special offer: naplesnews.com/subscribe Collier County Local News Recap for July/August 2020 September 2, 2020 / By Sandy Parker Time-Sensitive Sep. 3 - Will Collier's mask order be extended? Commissioners to decide Thursday. Naples Daily News, 9/1/20 Special meeting to consider extension: Sep. 3, 1:00 PM. Details here. Sep. 3 - BCC holds public hearing on Fiscal Year 2021 Tentative Millage Rates and Tentative Budget on September 3. Budget Hearing: Sep. 3, 5:05 PM. Details here. Sep. 9 - Marco Island seeks community input for update of Comprehensive Plan. Community Survey available through Sep. 9. Survey here. Virtual community meeting Sep. 8, 5:30 - 7 PM. Details here. Sep. 10 - County seeks input for East Naples Community Development Plan. Naples Daily News, 8/24/20. Public workshop: Sept. 10, 5:30 PM. Details here. Coronavirus Update Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard Mask icon Note: The 8/31figure includes a one-time historical data submission of 128 cases from Quest. According to the Department of Health county report for August 31, the number of new cases on 8/31excluding the historical data submission was 57. DeSantis, DOH sever ties with Quest Diagnostics over COVID-19 testing backlog. Tallahassee Democrat, via, Naples Daily News, 9/1/20 For the latest news about the coronavirus in our area and across the state, visit: Collier School District Reopening web page Collier County COVID-19 web page City of Naples COVID-19 web page (undergoing revisions at time of this post) City of Marco Island COVID-19 web page Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard Masks in Collier County At the time of my last Update, published July 4, the Board of Collier County Commissioners (BCC) had rejected a proposed mask ordinance by a 3-2 vote. Here’s what happened next: Collier Tourism Advisory Board asks commissioners to take up issue of masks requirement again. Naples Daily News, 7/9/20 Collier County mask mandate falls short on county's record day of coronavirus cases. Naples Daily News, 7/15/20 Collier commissioners pass masks mandate to curb spread of coronavirus. Naples Daily News, 7/21/20; Collier County Executive Order Collier County Commissioners and locals respond to the new county-wide mask mandate. FOX4Now.com, 7/26/20 Children in masks in classroom Seed to Table owner, legal team announce lawsuits against Collier County for mask mandate. Naples Daily News, 7/26/20 Alfie Oakes files federal lawsuit against Collier County over mask order. Naples Daily News, 8/6/20 Brent Batten: Collier officials get earful over mask mandate. Naples Daily News, 8/4/20 Masks in the City of Naples Naples Councilman Ray Christman supports mask ordinance, says local action is needed. Christman Newsletter, 7/15/20 Naples City Council does not opt into Collier County mask mandate. Naples Daily News, 7/29/20 NCH and city of Naples to team up on COVID-19 public health initiative. Naples Daily News, 8/19/20 Masks in the City of Marco Island Marco Island did not adopt a mark ordinance. City of Marco Island COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions updated August 27, 2020. City of Marco Island, 8/27/20 Back to School Collier schools to offer on- campus and virtual learning; face coverings, safety glasses required on campus. Naples Daily News, 7/16/20 Update: Safety glasses are “highly recommended”; not required Collier educators hold a drive- by demonstration in protest of schools reopening. Naples Daily News, 7/27/20 Collier school board changes student start date to Aug. 31. Naples Daily News, 7/28/20 Have questions about Collier schools and its reopening? Here are some answers. Naples Daily News, 8/12/20 CCPS shares 3-1/2 minute video of what schools will look like at the start of the school year. Collier County Public Schools Contact tracing to be used in schools. WINK News, 8/20/20 No fans allowed at Collier County Public Schools games this fall. Naples Daily News, 8/20/20 Lee and Collier school districts differ in how they're handling sharing COVID-19 cases. Naples Daily News, 8/21/20 How many students selected to return to your child's school? Here are the survey results. Naples Daily News, 8/24/20 Collier public schools reach agreement with sports officials; no deal yet in Lee County. Naples Daily News, 8/26/20 Collier County Schools prepare for first day of school. FOX4Now.com, 8/27/20 Back to school in Collier County: A look inside an atypical first day back. Naples Daily News, 8/31/20 Business & Economy How beach parking closures hurt Southwest Florida cities, counties. Naples Daily News, 7/17/20 Collier leaders sign off on proposed allocations for more than $67 million in coronavirus aid. Naples Daily News, 7/15/20 Tourist tax collections plummet in Southwest Florida amid coronavirus pandemic. Naples Daily News, 8/20/20 Board of County Commissioners Amazon final mile facility coming to Naples. Coastal Breeze News, 7/23/20 Collier County continues to grow and develop. There's no stopping it. Naples Daily News, 8/12/20 Collier infrastructure sales surtax collections hit $130M. Naples Chamber Blog, 8/13/20 Project Updates County’s new Paradise Sports Complex bursting onto the scene. Coastal Breeze News, 7/23/20 Update: Clam Pass bathroom expansion and boardwalk replacement project. Collier Parks and Recreation via Commissioner Penny Taylor, 7/30/20 In the Know: What's with all those pipes around Immokalee Road and Logan Blvd.? Naples Daily News, 8/17/20 Update: Palm River Bridge replacement, Vanderbilt Beach Road extension and more. Collier County Transportation Engineering Division, 8/17/20 First look: Stock Development unveils architectural drawings for One Naples, controversy remains. Naples Daily News, 7/31/20 Community PAC responds to Stock Development rendering. Save Vanderbilt Beach, Inc., 8/11/20 City of Naples What happened to the trees on Seagate Drive in Naples? Naples Daily News, 7/8/20 Naples Code Enforcement Board votes to impose fines, put hefty liens on unfinished homes in Royal Harbor. Naples Daily News, 7/23/20 Naples Airport study to look at noise exposure levels, reduction measures. Naples Daily News. 7/24/20 Brent Batten: City issues fair warning on future building height variances. Naples Daily News, 7/28/20 Timeline for new downtown Naples parking garage could move up. Naples Daily News, 8/12/20 Naples plans two-step approach to save mangroves. Naples Daily News, 8/24/20 Agency awards Naples $75K to continue climate change resiliency efforts. Naples Daily News, 8/27/20 City of Marco Island Marco Island police officer submitted false police report after drug arrest. Naples Daily News, 7/24/20 Marco Island selects retired Deputy Chief Byrne as new fire chief. Marco Eagle, 7/27/20 Collier County Public Schools Collier appoints, promotes principals at 8 schools ahead of upcoming school year. Naples Daily News, 7/24/20 In shadow of COVID-19, Collier schools approves $1.2 billion budget, slight tax increase. Naples Daily News, 7/28/20 Other Local Elected Bodies Collier County election results officially certified. Collier Supervisor of Elections, 8/21/20 Collier Mosquito Control District is monitoring the dengue mosquito in Collier County. Collier Mosquito Control District Press Release, 7/14/20 Local news reported in this post is by Brent Batten, Brittany Carloni, Rachel Fradette, Liz Freeman, Laura Layden, Omar Rodriguez Ortiz, Devan Patel, Patrick Riley and Karl Schneider (USA TODAY Network – Florida: Naples Daily News, News-Press, Marco Eagle) and Steve Stefanides and Scott H. Shook (Coastal Breeze News). Collier County voters are represented in the Florida Senate by Sen. Kathleen Passidomo and in the Florida House by either Rep. Bob Rommel (District 106), Rep. Byron Donalds (District 80), or Rep. Ana Maria Rodriguez (District 105). Find your representative here. Former Collier County School Board member files ethical complaint against Byron Donalds. Florida Politics, 7/15/20 Bob Rommel named to lead Florida Taxpayer Protection Caucus. Florida Daily, 8/4/20 Collier County voters are represented in the U.S. Congress by Rep. Francis Rooney (District 19) or Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (District 25). Find your representative here. Rep. Rooney breaks silence, explains absences, says he’s still working for SWFL constituents. The Paradise Progressive, 7/31/20 Guest opinion: 'When I gather with others, even if distanced, I always wear a face mask'. by Congressman Francis Rooney via The News-Press, 8/15/20 US House votes to protect, fund Postal Service; Rooney opposes, Diaz-Balart, Steube absent. The Paradise Progressive, 8/22/20 That’s it for July/August Collier County government news. Have a great September and stay safe! Opportunity to Learn! “Get Ready to Vote in Collier County’s November Elections” A Zoom Presentation by Sandy Parker September 24, 2020 6:00 PM REGISTER TODAY! 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From:PIO-Collier County Government To:CurryDeborah Subject:Collier County News Releases (2) Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 2:14:19 PM Collier County Government Communications & Customer Relations Division colliercountyfl.gov 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 102 twitter.com/CollierPIO Naples, Florida 34112-5746 facebook.com/CollierGov youtube.com/CollierGov December 10, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Notice of Hybrid Remote Public Meeting Board of County Commissioners Mental Health Workshop Collier County, Florida December 15, 2020 9:00 a.m. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners will hold a Mental Health Workshop on Tuesday, December 15, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of County Commissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may be appearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend either remotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit a speaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the online speaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website at http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg About the public meeting: All interested parties are invited to attend, and to register to speak. All registered public speakers will be limited to three minutes unless changed by the chairman. The public is reminded that the CDC and the Department of Health recommend social distancing and avoiding public gatherings when possible. Collier County Ordinance No. 2004-05 requires that all lobbyists shall, before engaging in any lobbying activities (including, but not limited to, addressing the Board of County Commissioners, an advisory board or quasi-judicial board), register with the Clerk to the Board at the Board Minutes and Records Department. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or other reasonable accommodations to participate in this proceeding, should contact the Collier County Facilities Management Division, located at 3335 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 101, Naples, Florida 34112, or (239) 252-8380, as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. Such reasonable accommodations will be provided at no cost to the individual. For more information, call (239) 252-8999. ### Notice of Hybrid Remote Public Meeting Board of County Commissioners Special Meeting Collier County, Florida December 15, 2020 11:00 a.m. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting on Tuesday, December 15, 2020, at 11:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of County Commissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may be appearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend either remotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit a speaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the online speaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website at http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA About the public meeting: All interested parties are invited to attend, and to register to speak. All registered public speakers will be limited to three minutes unless changed by the chairman. The public is reminded that the CDC and the Department of Health recommend social distancing and avoiding public gatherings when possible. Collier County Ordinance No. 2004-05 requires that all lobbyists shall, before engaging in any lobbying activities (including, but not limited to, addressing the Board of County Commissioners, an advisory board or quasi-judicial board), register with the Clerk to the Board at the Board Minutes and Records Department. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or other reasonable accommodations to participate in this proceeding, should contact the Collier County Facilities Management Division, located at 3335 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 101, Naples, Florida 34112, or (239) 252-8380, as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. Such reasonable accommodations will be provided at no cost to the individual. For more information, call (239) 252-8999. ### Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:PIO-Collier County Government To:CurryDeborah Subject:Collier County News Releases (4) Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 2:40:04 PM Collier County Government Communications & Customer Relations Division colliercountyfl.gov 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 102 twitter.com/CollierPIO Naples, Florida 34112-5746 facebook.com/CollierGov youtube.com/CollierGov February 24, 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Notice of Hybrid Remote Public Meeting Board of County Commissioners Special Meeting One Naples Development Collier County, Florida March 1, 2021 9:00 a.m. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting for the One Naples Development on Monday, March 1, at 9:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of County Commissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may be appearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend either remotely or in person. The meeting will be broadcast live with closed captioning on Collier Television channel 97/98 and via live streaming at www.colliercountyfl.gov/ctv. Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit a speaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the online speaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website at http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_f8KQmTgqQcmhZfx7bP2Jow About the public meeting: All interested parties are invited to attend, and to register to speak. All registered public speakers will be limited to three minutes unless changed by the chairman. The public is reminded that the CDC and the Department of Health recommend social distancing and avoiding public gatherings when possible. Collier County Ordinance No. 2004-05 requires that all lobbyists shall, before engaging in any lobbying activities (including, but not limited to, addressing the Board of County Commissioners, an advisory board or quasi-judicial board), register with the Clerk to the Board at the Board Minutes and Records Department. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or other reasonable accommodations to participate in this proceeding, should contact the Collier County Facilities Management Division, located at 3335 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 101, Naples, Florida 34112, or (239) 252-8380, as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. Such reasonable accommodations will be provided at no cost to the individual. For more information, call (239) 252-8999. ### Notice of Public Meeting Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board Collier County, Florida March 1, 2021 6:00 p.m. Notice is hereby given that the Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board will meet on Monday, March 1, at 6:00 p.m. at the Golden Gate Community Center, 4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples, Florida. About the public meeting: Two or more members of the Board of County Commissioners may be present and participate at the meeting. The subject matter of this meeting may be an item for discussion and action at a future meeting of that board. All interested parties are invited to attend, and to register to speak. All registered public speakers will be limited to three minutes unless changed by the chairman. The public is reminded that the CDC and the Department of Health recommend social distancing and avoiding public gatherings when possible. Collier County Ordinance No. 2004-05 requires that all lobbyists shall, before engaging in any lobbying activities (including, but not limited to, addressing the Board of County Commissioners, an advisory board or quasi-judicial board), register with the Clerk to the Board at the Board Minutes and Records Department. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or other reasonable accommodations to participate in this proceeding, should contact the Collier County Facilities Management Division, located at 3335 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 101, Naples, Florida 34112, or (239) 252-8380, as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. Such reasonable accommodations will be provided at no cost to the individual. For more information, call Collier County Parks & Recreation Division at (239) 252-4000. ### Notice of Public Meeting Pelican Bay Services Division Board Collier County, Florida March 9, 2021 1:00 p.m. Notice is hereby given that the Pelican Bay Services Division Board will meet on Wednesday, March 9, at 1:00 p.m. in the Community Center at Pelican Bay, 8960 Hammock Oak Drive, Naples, Florida. Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit a speaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website on the PBSD webpage. About the public meeting: Two or more members of the Collier County Board of County Commissioners may be present and may participate at the meeting. The subject matter of this meeting may be an item for discussion and action at a future meeting of those boards, councils or agencies. All interested parties are invited to attend, and to register to speak. All registered public speakers will be limited to three minutes unless changed by the chairman. The public is reminded that the CDC and the Department of Health recommend social distancing and avoiding public gatherings when possible. Collier County Ordinance No. 2004-05 requires that all lobbyists shall, before engaging in any lobbying activities (including, but not limited to, addressing the Board of County Commissioners, an advisory board or quasi-judicial board), register with the Clerk to the Board at the Board Minutes and Records Department. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or other reasonable accommodations to participate in this proceeding, should contact the Collier County Facilities Management Division, located at 3335 Tamiami Trail E., Suite 101, Naples, Florida 34112, or (239) 252-8380, as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. Such reasonable accommodations will be provided at no cost to the individual. For more information, call the Pelican Bay Services Division at (239) 597-1749. ### Sugden Regional Park Will Be Closed To The Public For The Gold Lion Agency “Legends Concert Series” Friday, March 5, 2021 Sugden Regional Park, located at 4284 Avalon Drive, Naples, Florida, will be closed to the public on Friday, March 5, for the Gold Lion Agency “Legends Concert Series.” No vehicles will be allowed to enter Sugden Regional Park on the scheduled concert date. The park will be open to foot traffic only from sunrise to noon so that park visitors can walk/jog/run/bike. Vehicles will not be allowed to enter the park, and all park visitors must exit the park at noon. The park will open at 4:00 p.m. for the “Legends Concert Series.” Tickets are available online at www.legendsconcertseries.com and are required for entry. Those who do not have tickets will be redirected to an attendant who can assist with an online purchase. ### Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Allie Ellis To:LoCastroRick; TaylorPenny Cc:Allie Ellis Subject:Comments on three Items Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 8:13:54 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners: 1. I Talked to an older couple that I have known for many years that shop where I work. She had the virus but he did not want the vaccinations as he thought he had to pay for them. I asked if he had Medicare and he does so I emphasized that the two shots are “free.” Maybe you want to add the word “free” to the informational newsletter on vaccine availability. And I really do appreciate both of your informative newsletters that I receive. 2. Although this development is a long ways from where I live still I am very concerned over the “One Naples” being proposed on Vanderbilt Road. I served on the Onondaga County, the Town of Onondaga, and the Collier County Environmental Advisory Boards and always look for good development that also takes the “environment” into account. One of the best developments, Treviso Bay, stayed within the zoning requirements and also donated land to Rookery Bay, approved their control burns, gave extra distance for the eagles nests, and built houses on already disturbed farm lands. And I recently read of a ware house in a residential neighborhood that is adding many more trees and open land to make it more compatible within its setting. So I really hope that you both will question why Stock Development is trying to make so many serious changes to the current zoning requirements. As I understand it the development will increase the residential units from 87-172; requests reduced setbacks from the 93 to 31 and 25, that the 30% open space may be the pool and cabanas and not open land. Zoning requires compatibility and consistency with the neighborhood and this development does not seem to follow this guide line. Also if the zoning laws are adequate this proposed development is asking for a lot of substantial variations. I saw that when the City of Naples Board members gave many variances to their zoning laws with respect to height and density etc. that the citizens became upset and voted out those representatives so I do hope that you will carefully look at “One Naples” and if it is not a “good development” that you will not approve it. Stock Development is a good builder and they have already made changes to their plans. Having a developer say that their plan is the only one that will allow an economic return is not a good reason. If this is still not a good development for this neighborhood perhaps they should look at more adjustments to their plans. Again in the meantime I hope that you do not approve Stock’s current requests for zoning law variances that allow for a bad development. It could set a precedence for others requiring more density etc. 3. I should have written sooner on the Collier village. When the state stopped Collier County from developing anything East of Collier Boulevard the rationale was to stop urban sprawl. The Collier County Environmental Advisory Council and a Special Citizens Advisory Committee put together rules that each village should be so many miles from another village and also so many miles from another town. Likewise towns were to be so many miles from another town. Many disapproved of the current Collier village as presented and now the Collier family are discussing another village and eventually a town. You may want to review the rules. If the Collier family wants to create a town that now incorporates the current village and future village, maybe the town aspect should be the main concept reviewed. They probably should have presented the town from the beginning instead of starting villages. I can not quote the current distances from each but you both may want to review the initial concepts on village and town developments. As a former County Commissioner (Legislator) in Onondaga County NY, I appreciate all the work that you both do for your citizens!! And to Penny Taylor a special thanks again for allowing Collier County to have a mask ordinance. It will be interesting to read the information on the percentages of people that have had their full vaccinations and the percentages toward “herd immunity” and how effective the current and new vaccinations are toward preventing the mutations of the virus. All the articles that I have read say that we can only stop mutations when we no longer pass them along to others. With the current shortages of vaccines the mask mandate may have to be extended in April until we do have a high “herd immunity” figure. I know people are tired of wearing the masks but the diseases are so much worse and the best ways of not spreading the diseases are with the wearing of masks, the social distancing, and the washing of hands. Sincerely, Alexandra “Allie” Ellis 210 Riverwood Road Naples FL 3414 Email: allie1750@hotmail.com Telephone 239-775-1750 From:Paula Winkler-Doman To:james.sabo@colliergov.net; FialaDonna; SolisAndy; burt.saunder@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:"Paula"; "Mark Doman" Subject:Comments regarding One Naples development Date:Monday, August 3, 2020 3:03:29 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. August 3, 2020 James Sabo Donna Fiala Andy Solis Burt Saunder Penny Taylor Bill McDaniel Subject: One Naples Proposed Development To All of the Above: We have one request for you. Please, please, please examine the One Naples proposal from the standpoint of the local community that currently walks, bikes or drives to Vanderbilt Beach. If you truly view it from our perspective, rather than that of the developer, the tax collector and the prospective multi-millionaire residents of One Naples, you will see that in its present form the proposal is unworkable and downright unsafe. We have reviewed the most recent renderings, and despite our previous written comments, still do not see any bike paths that would allow us to safely travel from our home in Naples Park to Vanderbilt Beach. The last time we asked, we were told only that there would be a bike path running along Southbay from Vanderbilt Beach Road to Gulfshore. This makes absolutely no sense – it’s like a bridge to nowhere. We own a home on 96th Ave. North in Naples Park. We built that home in large part because of the access to Vanderbilt Beach. On an almost daily basis, we walk or we ride our bikes to Vanderbilt Beach, often with our children and young grandchildren. Even today, that short little jaunt is dangerous. Please follow our current path: -We travel west on 96th to Vanderbilt Drive and turn south. There are no bike paths on Vanderbilt Drive. The sidewalk is not sufficiently wide to accommodate people with wagons and strollers and dogs and wheelchairs and beach chairs and coolers, much less bikes. Bikes, even those ridden by young children, are forced onto the already narrow street to compete with the cars. -We then turn west on Vanderbilt Beach Road, heading toward the beach. Again, there are no bike paths. The sidewalk is not sufficiently wide to accommodate people with wagons and strollers and dogs and wheelchairs and beach chairs and coolers, much less bikes. Bikes, even those ridden by young children, are forced onto the already narrow street to compete with the cars. -We cross at Gulf Shore and park our bikes at the beach. Now, instead of addressing an already dangerous issue, the One Naples proposal makes the path even more dangerous: -The car traffic will increase substantially as a natural consequence of having 172 additional residences between Naples Park and the Beach, plus a marina and 99 boat slips. -There still are no obvious bike paths along Vanderbilt Beach Road that are evident in the renderings, despite the added traffic. -What we have been told is that there will be a bike path along Southbay. But think about it. If we are riding from Naples Park to the beach, what good will it do to route us along Southbay? And then what? Dump us onto Gulf Shore? Then what? How do we get to the beach from there? Ride bikes on the east side Gulf Shore sidewalk back to the corner to cross at the light? The pedestrians will love that. Or should we dash through the traffic on Gulf Shore to then ride south on the street back to the beach? This makes no sense! All it does is take the bike traffic out of the way of the One Naples entry/egress road. It is even less safe than just staying on Vanderbilt Beach Rd and dodging the cars on the direct route to the beach. Please try to see this from our perspective. We are not anti-development, but this proposal is unsafe. By trying to cram so many physical structures onto a small site, Stock is proposing set-backs that are ridiculously narrow and do not permit expansion of walkways and roads to serve the residents of the area. Will Stock, or the Commissioners accept liability when adults or, God-forbid, young children trying to walk or ride their bikes to the “PUBLIC ACCESS beach” are injured because money took precedence over safety? And I can guarantee that this proposal is an accident waiting to happen. This is in your hands. You can force a fix. The current regulations are on the books for a reason. Please don’t ignore us. I can guarantee that the first time there is an accident in that area involving pedestrians or bikes, we will send this letter to the newspapers so that no-one can say they did not anticipate the safety consequences of the proposed One Naples development. Our safety is in your hands. Please stand up for us. Mark and Paula Doman 553 96th Ave. N Naples, FL 34108 pwdoman@gmail.com 248-931-2709 From:Daniel K Jensen To:TaylorPenny Subject:dankjensen@gmail.com Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:53:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Dan Jensen __________________________ -------------------------- From:Pat McCaffery Sr To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny Subject:Dear Commissioners.docx One Naples Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 8:56:35 AM Attachments:Dear Commissioners.docx ATT00001.txt EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. December 10, 2020 Newsletter From:Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor To:TaylorPenny Subject:December 10, 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 3:59:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of theCounty decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County businessand the virus updates and most importantly the progress wethe Countyis making in addressing the challenges of COVID-19. But we simply drop thetitle: "COVID-19 Bulletin # …" and publish our newsletters by date. So, on that note, here is our District 4 Newsletter, December 10, 2020! Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through Veterans Community Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center 4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 116 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts and cookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier CountyAdvisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee hasfour seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility isto recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation including environmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are fouryears. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone AdvisoryBoard has one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicantsmust either be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business andcommercial interests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. Thisseven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCCconcerning policies and programs to attract businesses or industries to theEconomic Development Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations onapplications for funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representingthe Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representingthe Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021.This 11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application onlineat https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, orfrom https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Pleaseemail to DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail tothe attention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples, Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 10, 20208.16% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,496 positive cases of COVID-19. 19,033 of these cases areresidents, 463 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES)Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. healthcare icon food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list District 4 Newsletter February 27, 2021 Board of Collier County Commissioners Special MeetingOne Naples Monday, March 1, 20219:00 am Location: Collier County Government Center From:Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor To:TaylorPenny Subject:District 4 Newsletter, February 27, 2021 Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 7:15:32 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. 3299 Tamiami Trail E.Board of County Commissioners Chambers3rd floorNaples, Florida 34112 Some of the Board Members may be appearing remotely, with staff present inperson. The public may attend either remotely or in person. The meeting will be broadcast live with closed captioning on Collier Television channel 97/98and via live streaming at www.colliercountyfl.gov/ctv. Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely must complete and submitthe online speaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussionabout the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_f8KQmTgqQcmhZfx7bP2Jow Click Below to Watch Commissioner Penny Taylor'sFebruary 24, 2021 Town Hall Meeting Thank you to all the staff and partners for their continuedsupport with the ongoing COVID response and vaccinationefforts! The Department of Health (DOH) - Collier County continues to work to expandour reach of vaccine clinics and vaccine distribution across the County underthe guidance of the Governor’s Executive Order and Health Advisory. This effort includes leveraging community partners, community health workersand health educators to identify, estimate and provide outreach to ensurehealth equity in COVID-19 vaccine distribution and to help target underservedcommunities or those disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Vaccination isoffered multiple days a week. The primary vaccination site is currently maintained through DOH-Collier,Collier County Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services (EMS),Collier County Fire, Collier County Sheriff’s Office, Healthcare Network ofSouthwest Florida, and Collier County Parks. In addition to the primary vaccination site in North Collier Regional Park, thereare multiple vaccination efforts maintained by local partnerships. For a list ofadditional vaccination sites visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. Highlights of partnerships and successes: Partnerships with DOH, EMS, North Collier Fire, City of Naples Fire, andMarco Fire to target 65+ in local communities, health care workers,independent living facilities, people with disabilities, and underservedcommunities This includes local communities and organizations with homeowner associations, low income residents, subsidized housing, rental communities, mobile homes, homebound, special needs clients, group homes and HUD residential areas. Partnerships with faith-based organizations, leadership of churches,synagogues, temples, volunteer, nonprofit and community-based organizationsthat serve seniors to identify individuals who meet criteria for vaccination andcoordinate vaccination. DOH-Collier has developed and shared a local process with organizations and communities that have interest in supporting these efforts. These organizations are providing support to local seniors for reserving appointments for the COVID 19 vaccination. - Among this group are the vulnerable and frail elderly, as well as thoseseniors who do not have the capacity, for one reason or another, to usetechnology, may be having difficulty with scheduling and who may be unable to transport to the vaccine sites. Examples of organizations include: - Faith-based organizations in underserved or rural areas and who serveminority groups - Naples Senior Center, Wounded Warriors, Greater Naples Leadership, andParkinson’s association Partnerships with local hospitals for vaccinating health care worker staff andpeople under 65 that are deemed extremely vulnerable per the GovernorsExecutive Order. DOH-Collier has provided dedicated days for frontline health care workers incoordination with the local medical society and hospitals to expand vaccine tohealth care providers including home health agencies, primary care providers,and hospice workers. Partnerships with Healthcare Network of SWFL Dedicated vaccination events held in Immokalee for residents with transportation challenges and to help target underserved communities Use of volunteers/students to support translation and support for residents. https://www.hrsa.gov/coronavirus/health-center- program. HELPING OUR SENIORS GET THE COVID 19 VACCINEHOW YOU CAN HELP The Leadership of Churches, Synagogues, Temples and faith-based communityorganizations serving seniors are getting many calls from frustrated seniorsbecause they are unsuccessful in securing a reservation to receive the COVID 19vaccination. Among this group are the vulnerable and frail elderly, as well asthose seniors who do not have the capacity, for one reason or another, touse technology. We are continuing to work with our community partners including county andhealth care providers to expand the reach of vaccine clinics and vaccinedistribution across Collier County under the guidance of the Governor’sExecutive Order. DOH-Collier is currently using an appointment-based system as vaccinesupplies are received. They will continue to modify the process per the needs ofthe community and feedback. Criteria: Must fall under the current Executive Order of those who are 65+ Individual agencies may choose to designate “at risk” groups within the parameters of the Executive Order - Not able to use technology or no access to technology Process: The leadership of the faith-based communities and any organizations serving seniors, will reach out to the seniors that fall under the above criteria. The agency understands that they are responsible for client contact, completion of registration, and serves as a point of contact for scheduling of the second dose. The full name and email address are required for a vaccine reservation - If the senior has no technology, the volunteer filling out the senior’s name must use their email address. The Florida Department of Health in Collier County has no current set schedule of when the vaccine will arrive. - DOH-Collier will be in contact with volunteers with instructions and next steps how to utilize the scheduling system. The senior or the senior’s representative (volunteer) will fill out the name and email address of the senior at this time. A ticket will be sent to the registration email address confirming the date and time of the vaccination clinic. - The ticket should be printed for each person registered and that each person receiving a vaccine must provide some form of i.d. and/or FL residency. A consent form is required and can be provided in advance from the Department of Health or the senior must fill it out at the vaccination site (no health insurance information is needed). ***Please note that the only State registered DOH-Collier site forvaccine clinics, currently is North Collier Regional Park. This is adrive-thru vaccination clinic and the leadership will be responsiblefor transportation if the senior cannot drive. Governor DeSantis Executive Orders Collier County Domestic Animal Services Hosts Mutt Madness This March, Collier County Domestic Animal Services (DAS) invites adopters tocome and shoot hoops for discounted pet adoptions during Mutt Madness.Depending on your luck, you could take home your pet for fifty to one hundredpercent off the adoption fee. If you are looking for a furry friend to add to your family, DAS has a variety ofdogs and cats looking for a place to call home. During March, sink a shot in ourminiature basketball hoop for a chance at a discounted adoption. You will scorebig and so will your new companion. Those who cannot adopt a pet are encouraged to foster or volunteer for DAS ordonate to the DAS Donation Trust Fund. The Donation Trust Fund providesmedical care for sick and injured homeless animals. Adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, microchip, age-appropriatevaccinations, flea treatment, heartworm test for dogs, FELV test for cats, rabiesvaccination and 30 days of free pet insurance. That’s a value of more than$400! For more information on DAS, visit www.collierpets.com, stop by the shelter at7610 Davis Blvd., Naples, FL, 34104, or call at (239) 252-7387 (PETS). Formedia inquiries, please call Daniel Christenbury, Public InformationCoordinator at (239) 252-6956. CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP & REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING The next City of Naples City Council Workshop will take place on Monday, March 1st beginning at 8:30AM. The regularly scheduled Regular Meeting will take place on Wednesday, March 3rd beginning at 8:30AM. The Workshop is a Joint City Council and Planning Advisory Board (PAB) workshop and will be held at the River Park Community Center located at 301 11th Street North, Perry Hall, Naples, Florida. The Regular Meeting will be held in the Council Chamber at City Hall located at 735 8th Street South, Naples, Florida. Links to the agendas, including supplements, are provided below. All meetings are opened to the public with requirements for temperature checks, social distancing, and face coverings / masks. The public can access the meeting in real time via live streaming on the City of Naples website - Naples TV, Comcast and Century Link Channel 98, and Summit Broadband channel 95. City Council Workshop - Monday, March 1, 2021 at 8:30AM City Council Regular Meeting - Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 8:30AM Coronavirus Vaccine at Publix Pharmacy as of February 27, 2021 All available COVID-19 vaccine appointments have been claimed. There istremendous demand for the vaccine and a limited supply. Please check back Monday, March 1 at 7:00 a.m. EST (6:00 a.m.CST) for your next opportunity to book an appointment. Vaccination appointments are scheduled online only. Appointments cannot bemade by calling Publix or the Publix Pharmacy. Eligibility For the latest eligibility requirements in the state of Florida, please visitthe state website.* *By clicking the link above, you will leave www.publix.com and enter the state of Florida’s website that they operate and control. Restrictions apply. COVID-19: summary for Collier County Data through February 24, 2021 verified as of February 25, 2021 at 9:25 AM CDC COVID-19 Data Tracker Below please find the CDC COVID Data Tracker (Maps charts, and data provided by the CDC) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),the CDC COVID Data Tracker as of February 25, 2021 at 6:00 am ET 6,013,185 vaccinations have been distributed in Florida We will be updating the distribution number when will publish ournewsletter but you can track it daily at the above link. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will beprovided information such as testing requirements and whether or not youneed an appointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to followCOVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 onFacebook is the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Centerfor Disease Control (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:Emails from Greg Stuart on One Naples - FW: The AICP Ethical Standards Part 1 & 2 Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 12:08:27 PM Attachments:AICP EthialStandards.pdf The Planning Zoning Stuart Evidence Book.msg The Planning Zoning Stuart Evidence Book.msg Importance:High Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter View current and previous District 4 newsletters From: Greg Stuart <greg@stuarturbandesign.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 4:46 PM To: GrecoSherry <Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: The AICP Ethical Standards Part 1 & 2 EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. 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From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:for review Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 11:11:27 AM Attachments:One Naples 2-25-21.docx Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter View current and previous District 4 newsletters Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:for review Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 11:34:54 AM Importance:High To: The Commission ONE WAY COMMUNICATION Yesterday February 24, 2021, I met with Brian Stock, Keith Gelder and his attorney, Richard Yovanovich regarding the Stock development One Naples. The proposed development has proven to be an extremely controversial project and has visibility across the entire County. Given the importance of this project to the community as a whole, the Board of Collier County Commissioners decided to hold a Special Hearing for One Naples outside of their normal schedule. In the meeting yesterday, Mr. Stock communicated that Stock Development has secured a contract to purchase DaRuMa Restaurant, 241 Center St. N., Naples, FL 34108, adjacent to the One Naples development. It could be argued that this purchase will become an integral and dynamic part of the One Naples development. In fact, Mr Stock indicated that he was meeting with his planning staff that afternoon to review his existing plan and that an adjustment of setbacks might be considered. The Hearing date is set for Monday, March 1. The Special Hearing is an expensive endeavor for the County and the taxpayers. We anticipate that the hearing will be a full day, if not two days, given the complexity of the project and the outcry of public concern over One Naples. The meeting requires five (5) Collier County commissioners County, County Manager, Deputy County Manager, County Attorney and full Growth Management staff including Planning and Zoning Department, Traffic Department, Environmental, etc. Additionally, security will be required for both in the BCC Chambers and entrance to the building and depending upon the public response may require additional security staff. I am respectfully suggesting that we continue the One Naples hearing until such time as the revised plans for One Naples can be brought forward, giving our staff time to review those plans and giving the public time to review those plans. This would be a win, win for everyone. Given the requirements of the Sunshine Law, I respectfully suggest that we discuss this in person as the first topic on our agenda for Monday morning. I appreciate your consideration of my request. Respectfully yours, Penny Taylor Board of County Commissioners, Chair District 4 Commissioner Cc: Leo Ochs Jeff Klatzkow Brian Stock Rich Yovanovich Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter View current and previous District 4 newsletters Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:For your review Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:44:29 AM Attachments:One Naples 2-25-21.docx Importance:High Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter View current and previous District 4 newsletters Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Date:Monday, August 24, 2020 10:23:41 AM FYI Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 7:02 PM To: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: Re: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Ray, I find it difficult to believe that the staff does not know, years into this application, what the answers are to my questions. I assume they would’ve been fundamental questions addressed at the onset of the application. If the applicants assertions as to the entitlement density or intensity are incorrect, then all of their analysis are incorrect; additionally, as the applicant does not own the .74 acres of road right of way, I would believe that that would be a fundamental matter to be raised during the review process, so that the applicants acreage for purposes of calculating usage would be based upon 4.7+ or minus acres. I would submit that the applicant Should be asked by county staff, in a RAI, to respond to and address the questions that I have raised, prior to the staff preparing any staff report. This project has the potential to have significant adverse impact to the surrounding established residential neighborhoods, and I believe it is appropriate for staff to ask these hard questions of the applicant prior to preparing a staff report. Tony Get Outlook for iOS From: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 6:13:03 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Hi Tony, I apologize for the delay in responding but I have been coordinating with James Sabo since his return from vacation yesterday to see if we are in a position to provide a detailed response to your questions. Based upon my discussion with James, I have confirmed that the analysis of the project is still ongoing as part of finalizing the staff position that is to be included in a staff report. Given the ongoing review, a detailed response to your below listed questions cannot be provided at this time. Please be advised that a full detailed response will be provided when the staff report is completed. Please let me know if you would like copies of the application if you have don’t have them already or if you wish to discuss further. Ray Raymond V. Bellows, Zoning Manager Zoning Division - Zoning Services Section Growth Management Department Telephone: 239.252.2463; Fax: 239.252.6350 Exceeding expectations, every day! Tell us how we are doing by taking our Zoning Division Survey at https://goo.gl/eXjvqT. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 5:28 PM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, Ray, Anita, could you please answer/advise as to the following, as initially asked 1 week ago. thanks Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Monday, August 17, 2020 9:28 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; Zach Lombardo <zlombardo@wpl-legal.com> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Importance: High Good morning all. James, Ray, Anita, could you please answer/advise as to the following, as initially asked 1 week ago: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 4. whether County staff or the applicant has performed/submitted an analysis of the current land use entitlements on the platted tracts/parcels outside of the existing platted ROW. Thanks Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Monday, August 10, 2020 3:55 PM To: 'Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov' <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Good afternoon Anita, Ray and Heidi, I understand that James is out of the office this week. In his absence, could we have call to discuss: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 4. whether County staff or the applicant has performed/submitted an analysis of the current land use entitlements on the platted tracts/parcels outside of the existing platted ROW. Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Friday, August 07, 2020 5:41 PM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES Good afternoon James. What times would you be available on Monday, August 10, 2020 for me to call to discuss and better understand: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Anthony Pires To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Date:Friday, September 4, 2020 1:14:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. FYI... the public is not being well served when making such a simple request... for s draft staff report... Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Friday, September 04, 2020 1:13 PM To: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) jeff, this is reasonable? Please see yellow highlight below. Thanks Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.S. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. 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If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. -----Original Message----- From: GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, September 04, 2020 1:12 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Subject: Automatic reply: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) IMPORTANT CHANGES - Your email has been received at our new email: GMDPublicRecordsRequest@colliercountyfl.gov<mailto:GMDPublicRecordsRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Please allow 3-5 business days for your request response (239) 252-5730, or GMD Development Services, Public Records Requests, 2800 North Horseshoe Drive, Naples, FL 34104 Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 4:30PM (as of 9/1/20) FOR ALL FUTURE REQUESTS for Growth Management Department Records: GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov<mailto:GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Thank you from GMD Records Room Staff! ________________________________ Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Anthony Pires To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Date:Friday, September 4, 2020 1:11:42 PM Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. FYI From: Anthony Pires Sent: Friday, September 04, 2020 1:11 PM To: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Importance: High This is my second request, and I do not recall there being any acknowledgment of my first request. Please be advised that on September 1, 2020 I provided written notice identifying the public record request to the agency’s custodian of public records pursuant to Section 119.12, Florida Statutes. Sincerely, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2020 11:00 AM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Importance: High Good afternoon James. Please send me a copy of your draft Staff Report(s) for One Naples PUDZand all comments received to date, all of which are public records. Thank you, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Date:Tuesday, September 8, 2020 11:53:29 AM FYI Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, September 4, 2020 1:14 PM To: TaylorPenny <Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. FYI... the public is not being well served when making such a simple request... for s draft staff report... Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Friday, September 04, 2020 1:13 PM To: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) jeff, this is reasonable? Please see yellow highlight below. Thanks Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.S. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. -----Original Message----- From: GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, September 04, 2020 1:12 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Subject: Automatic reply: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) IMPORTANT CHANGES - Your email has been received at our new email: GMDPublicRecordsRequest@colliercountyfl.gov<mailto:GMDPublicRecordsRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Please allow 3-5 business days for your request response (239) 252-5730, or GMD Development Services, Public Records Requests, 2800 North Horseshoe Drive, Naples, FL 34104 Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 4:30PM (as of 9/1/20) FOR ALL FUTURE REQUESTS for Growth Management Department Records: GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov<mailto:GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Thank you from GMD Records Room Staff! ________________________________ Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Henry Bachman To:FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:lor3lor3@aol.com Subject:FW: IMPORTANT: Fwd: 08 Sept 2020 BCC Meeting Consent Agenda Item 16.K.3. Date:Tuesday, September 8, 2020 10:28:01 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners, I request that Consent Agenda item 16.K.3 be removed, and be placed in the Regular Agenda for discussion. I am opposed to the unprecedented action of placing a person who lives outside of a district to represent the district. Henry Bachman h.bachman@ieee.org 239-325-9234 (H) 239-331-0640 (C) From: Linda R. <lor3lor3@aol.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 8:36 AM To: charlesfbodo@hotmail.com; davedoern62@gmail.com; dottorejvg@hotmail.com; gfcanino@gmail.com; jane.brown419@gmail.com; jimh@pelicanbay.org; johnchandler219@gmail.com; jtimothycorcoran@gmail.com; krosenb@hotmail.com; ldbaumann56@gmail.com; merlincdc@gmail.com; mikeruffolo5@gmail.com; mjf2639@gmail.com; mlmassocaicp@aol.com; trent.pbf@gmail.com; bphirniak@aol.com; denisemcl2@gmail.com; djtrecker@yahoo.com; gary@gvsales.com; jchicurel@gmail.com; jdamouni@naplesgrande.com; johnson-fogg@att.net; mwweir@aol.com; napleskendawson@aol.com; naplessusan@rcn.com; nfabregas@watersideshops.com; nfn16799@naples.net; petercgriffith18@gmail.com; rfs@rfs-inc.com; sstreckenbein@yahoo.com; cbawduniak4639@gmail.com; cer3@aol.com; ddraab@comcast.net; hankrossi1940@outlook.com; hobodory86@gmail.com; jellsworth08@gmail.com; leecanning1930@gmail.com; mee3eaa@aol.com; pflorestano@aol.com; robert1sanchez@aol.com; sttoni7@aol.com; filraia@gmail.com; findlater@mac.com; jadams@johnadamsassoc.com; Linda R. <lor3lor3@aol.com>; louisedowd44@gmail.com; maryvanced@gmail.com; pduggan99@hotmail.com; raia.ted@gmail.com; tdsabo@aol.com; amberc@conservancy.org; aritas540@aol.com; bushpjwork@gmail.com; claushrode@gmail.com; cmgfl@naples.net; cpcoordinators@gmail.com; dgb00044@yahoo.com; elainechase@me.com; gallibuilders@hotmail.com; goldandrose@mac.com; h.bachman@ieee.org; johnsusanboland@aol.com; josannesabourin@aol.com; judylenr22@aol.com; kathy.ripin@gmail.com; kathyw@conservancy.org; lspenniman@gmail.com; marybolen59@aol.com; mdslogistics@aol.com; molliemoffatt@gmail.com; murray@reichenstein.com; nanniceg@gmail.com; naplespatriots@comcast.net; ngpiv@aol.com; pamhicks@gmail.com; rondiorio@gmail.com; rschult52@gmail.com; rschult@siue.edu; sdgregerson@hotmail.com; ssnyder2@columbus.rr.com; tonimueller3@me.com; ujdoose@gmail.com; volbriggs@conservancy.org Subject: IMPORTANT: Fwd: 08 Sept 2020 BCC Meeting Consent Agenda Item 16.K.3. Dear Folks, Please email or call the County Commissioners immediately, and request that Consent Agenda item 16.K.3 be removed, and be placed in the Regular Agenda for discussion. Also, state that you are opposed to the unprecedented action of placing a person who lives outside of a district to represent the district. Many thanks, Linda Roth Commissioners: Donna.Fiala@colliercountyfl.gov (239) 252-8601 Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov (239) 252-8602 Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov (239) 252-8603 Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov (239) 252-8604 Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov (239) 252-860 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: Susan Calkins <calkritas@aol.com> To: Linda R. <lor3lor3@aol.com> Sent: Tue, Sep 8, 2020 7:44 am Subject: Fwd: 08 Sept 2020 BCC Meet Consent Agenda Item 16.K.3. Dear Linda Let's hope this gets removed from consent agenda this morning! Moreover, this proposed Planning Commission appointment would NOT be a good for One Naples or the RLSA. It's the final hour on this but other voices might help! Thanks! Susan Calkins Ritas Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: Has everyone seen this? courtesy of Pam Brown Alison ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Pam Brown <busypam007@gmail.com> Date: Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 6:58 PM Subject: Fwd: 08 Sept 2020 BCC Meet Consent Agenda Item 16.K.3. View this email in your browser To: Alison Wescott <alison.wescott@gmail.com> ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Golden Gate Estates Area Civic Association <estates-areavoice@embarqmail.com> Date: Mon, Sep 7, 2020, 5:29 PM Subject: 08 Sept 2020 BCC Meet Consent Agenda Item 16.K.3. To: <busypam007@gmail.com> Copyright © 2020 GOLDEN GATE ESTATES AREA CIVIC ASSOCIATION, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you selected to be allowed to be contacted by email. Our mailing address is: GOLDEN GATE ESTATES AREA CIVIC ASSOCIATION PO BOX 990596 NAPLES, FL 34116-6061 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. View this email in your browser The Will of the People or The Will of The Stock The wrong One Naples decision made today will have a century of consequences, mostly bad, for Collier County residents to live with daily. That's a long time to suffer! So, why then is One Naples such a tough decision for our Commissioners? From:gemarks7@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: It"s about the will... Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:19:10 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, I fully support the Pelican Bay Property Owners and Save Vanderbilt Beach and I hope you will VOTE TO DENY approval of the One Naples project. The PBPOA email below says it all. It is wrong for Vanderbilt Beach. It is wrong for Collier County and it is wrong to vote against the clearly STRONG message being given by the residents of not just Vanderbilt Beach, but all of Collier county. It is wrong for Collier County to be giving Stock almost $4,000,000 in land value by vacating the roads and giving them to Stock so that he can violate dozens of our zoning and Growth Management plan regulations. It is wrong to set this precedent by allowing Stock to totally obliterate the county’s Growth Management Plan, Zoning Code and Coastal Management Guidelines. It is wrong to not listen to the will of the tax paying constituents. It is wrong for taxpayers to have to raise/pay over $100,000 to just ask our Commissioners to enforce the laws that are already in place. Why does this happen? The One Naples project should have been denied at the planning department and never even gotten to this stage by just enforcing the laws already in place. I don’t think that is too much to ask of our elected officials. The RIGHT thing to do is for every Commissioner to VOTE TO DENY the changes requested by Stock development. It is the only responsible answer and I hope we can count on your support. George Marks 319 Lagoon Ave Naples, FL 34108 215-870-5543 From: Pelican Bay Property Owners Association <pbpoa@pbpropertyowners.org> Sent: Tuesday, December 1, 2020 9:45 PM To: George <gemarks7@gmail.com> Subject: It's about the will... Thousands of Collier County residents oppose One Naples as evidenced by the petitioners (2,769 unique names), hundreds of telephone calls, thousands of E- mails and over 20,000 letters to the Collier County Commissioners of which we are aware and/or initiated. Why does it appear that thousands of Collier County citizens' voices are falling on deaf ears and one voice (Stock’s) is being heard, when they are clearly wrong in trying to violate dozens of codes, covenants and rules? Stock Development has gotten themselves into a $25,000,000 mess and is trying to have Collier County bail them out. They have had many successful projects. This likely is not one of them, and it's not our (Collier County citizens) obligation to fix it at taxpayer’s expense. If "The Will of the People" to whom the Commissioners are pledged to serve prevails and not "The Will of the Stock," EVERY Commissioner should vote to reject One Naples. "It's not who's right, it's what's right." It is wrong in so many ways and the purest example of a developer throwing his/her money and muscle around for his/her own benefit. Collier citizens are the ones who will be severely negatively affected, as will those who won't even be born for another 30, 40, 50 or more years and beyond! The below comment from Collier County Planning Commissioner, Paul Shea, is taken word for word from the November 7th, 2020 edition of the Naples Daily News: “Paul Shea, the other commissioner who voted against recommending approval, said he didn't know how he could support the project, ignoring the thousands of letters and notes he'd received against it. In his mind, he said, it's the board's duty to help manage the growth in the county based on the county's growth management plan, which currently doesn't allow such an intense development on the site. Changes to the growth management plan, Shea argued, should be made when they benefit the community, which can be hard to measure at times, especially in this situation when so many neighbors are against the project. "To me, I don't think it's our role to go into a community like that and tell them what's best for them," he said. Now contrast that comment/quote with the following comment/'quote from Collier Collier Planning Commissioner, Paul Schmitt. “The real issue, Schmitt said, is what can be built that makes financial sense and creates a reasonable rate of return. He pointed out that developers don't build projects to "not make any money." "That's why they get into the development business," he said. One Commissioner, Paul Shea, listened and responded with his vote to the thousands of citizens of Collier County who voiced their opposition the One Naples Project as proposed. AND One Commissioner, Joe Schmitt, listened to or heard, as may be the case, only the voice of Stock Development as his expressed only concern, per the above statement, and verbalized that his sole concern is Stock Development's financial well being. He has expressed absolutely no sympathy or support for the residents, citizens, people who sent him thousands of communication opposing One Naples and requesting his "no" vote. This is exactly why people do not trust government. When self-serving and/or personal opinions, and/or influences often based on personal relationships transcend or appear to transcend the "will of the people," the PEOPLE have every right to object and to be outraged that their collective voices were ignored for the benefit of one voice. In January, 2021, The Board of Collier County Commissioners will address the One Naples Project and a final vote will be taken. There are five (5) Commissioners. Contact them, their emails addresses and phone numbers are below; make YOUR voice heard on this ridiculous project. Together we can make our collective will, the "Will of the People" prevail. Mark E. English, President for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Collier County Commissioners: Andy Solis, Esq. (239) 252-8602 AndySolis@colliergov.net Penny Taylor (239) 252-8604 PennyTaylor@colliergov.net Rick LoCastro (239) 252-8601 Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov William L. McDaniel, Jr. (239) 252-8605 Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov Burt L. Saunders (239) 252-8603 BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Copyright © 2020 Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up at our website. Our mailing address is: Pelican Bay Property Owners Association 1110 Pine Ridge Rd Ste 303 Naples, Fl 34108 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. 2021 ONLINE MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: Naples One Project Date:Monday, September 14, 2020 10:32:00 AM Attachments:One Naples Project.pdf FYI Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter From: John Arle <jparle1101@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2020 4:01 PM To: TaylorPenny <Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: Naples One Project EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am a resident of Pelican Bay and am deeply concerned about the potential impact that the Naples One Project will have on our community far into the future. We need your help in defeating this project! Please see the attached letter. Respectfully, John P. Arle 802 Slashpine Ct. Naples, FL 34108 North Naples News and Collier County Updates View this email in your browser From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: One Naples Hearing Update: Date:Wednesday, December 16, 2020 11:16:57 AM FYI Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter From: Commissioner Andy Solis <Andy.Solis@CollierCountyFL.gov> Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2020 10:44 AM To: GrecoSherry <Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: One Naples Hearing Update: EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Share Tweet Forward Hello Sherry, As I mentioned Monday, the Board of County Commissioners met yesterday to discuss, among other things, the upcoming public hearing for the proposed One Naples project. After our discussion, it was decided to schedule the hearing for a special stand-alone BCC meeting on the first of March. We will hold the meeting here at the main campus, using all our facilities for socially distanced overflow, allowing everyone who wishes to be heard to speak in person or virtually, as they choose, without the difficulties and risks of trying to recreate all our technical, audiovisual and security systems in an off-site location. I know many of you are interested in that hearing, and would want to know the outcome of that discussion. I will share more details as the date gets closer. (A prior version of the newsletter had an incorrect date -- be sure to mark your calendars for Monday, March 1, and our apologies for any confusion.) The main topic of our discussion yesterday was a progress report on the community's efforts toward implementing the Mental Health and Addiction Strategic Plan adopted by the County last year. It is truly amazing and inspirational what the group has accomplished in the middle of a pandemic. In the almost 30 years that I have been in Collier, I can't recall anything where the community has come together and accomplished so much so quickly. In an another year or two I think there will be a great book to be written about how all this came together. You can watch the full session HERE, or get the TL;DR version in the 2-minute video below. As always, very proud of our amazing community, H O T L I N E 866-779-6121 The best sources for clear information on the pandemic are our state health department or the CDC. 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From:Anthony Pires To:SaboJames Cc:BellowsRay; JenkinsAnita; KlatzkowJeff; AshtonHeidi; OchsLeo; RodriguezDan Subject:FW: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:43:14 AM Attachments:DOC060.PDF Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, could you address the issue/question outlined below? Also, has this issue been discussed with the applicant or have there been communications on this issue, since the Planning Commission hearings? It is important to know the position of staff today, in advance of Monday’s hearing. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:10 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony From:Anthony Pires To:TaylorPenny Cc:GrecoSherry Subject:FW: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 3:04:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 3:00 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Yes. Respectfully, Anita Jenkins, Division Director Planning and Zoning Division 2800 N. Horseshoe Dr., Naples, FL 34104 Phone: (239) 252-8288 Cell: (239) 478-3701 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:57 PM To: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Anita, for clarification, does your “No” mean that the MPUD as proposed, does not prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thank you, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:55 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Tony, The answer to your query #2 is no. Respectfully, Anita Jenkins, Division Director Planning and Zoning Division 2800 N. Horseshoe Dr., Naples, FL 34104 Phone: (239) 252-8288 Cell: (239) 478-3701 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:03 PM To: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dan I appreciate your efforts. Yet, as of this moment I have not had any response or reply to my two queries and multiple emails from any other County staff: 1. applicant’s powerpoint. 2. my question as to “one big, wide building”. Tony Pires Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 7:47 AM To: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning, Thaddeus and Anita, Please be sure to provide Mr. Pires a response as soon as you have had a chance to review his question. Respectfully, Dan Rodriguez Deputy County Manager Office of the County Manager Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov 3339 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112-5749 Phone: 239-252-8383 Cell: 239-253-0866 Fax: 239-252-3991 P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:40 AM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, could you address the issue/question outlined below? Also, has this issue been discussed with the applicant or have there been communications on this issue, since the Planning Commission hearings? It is important to know the position of staff today, in advance of Monday’s hearing. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:10 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Pelican Bay To:TaylorPenny Cc:GrecoSherry Subject:FW: PBPOA letters to CCPC 10-29-2020 Date:Friday, November 20, 2020 7:02:59 AM Attachments:PBPOA_Petition_09082020[1].xlsm Signed ltr Pelican Bay Oppose 10-29-2020.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning Commissioner Taylor, In preparation for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association (PBPOA) Zoom meeting this morning, we are sharing the attached information the PBPOA presented to the CCPC on behalf of the concerned Collier citizens opposed to One Naples. This petition is not exclusive to residents of Pelican Bay. It includes residents from Vanderbilt Beach, Naples Park, Pelican Marsh, Pelican Ridge, Pine Ridge, Palm River, Regent Park, Vineyards, Wilshire Lakes and the other surrounding communities, as well as individuals as far out as Golden Gate Estates, who are opposed to One Naples as proposed. The spreadsheet contains the names and raw data of those 2,769 people who signed the petition opposing One Naples as proposed and the .pdf is a sample of each signed petition card. We look forward to our meeting at 10AM and thank you, in advance, for the opportunity to discuss this matter. Sincerely, Nancy Lewis for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Nancy Lewis, Operations Manager Pelican Bay Property Owners Association 1110 Pine Ridge Rd. Ste 303 Naples, FL 34108 Email: pbpoa@pbpropertyowners.org Phone:(239) 566-9707 Website: http://pbpoa.org/ A Terrible Precedent... One Naples From:N Milenkovich To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Cc:mee3aaa@aol.com Subject:Fw: SAVE ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 10:21:03 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am also forwarding on the message below to the County Commissioners. They also need to know that NOT everyone agrees with the idea that One Naples should be tabled. The Commissioners should know that ordinary people such as myself who have no stake in this development actually DO support One Naples. Thanks for your time everyone. Ned ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: N Milenkovich <nedmilenkovich@yahoo.com> To: Mee3eaa@aol.com <mee3eaa@aol.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2021, 10:06:24 AM EST Subject: Fw: SAVE ONE NAPLES Mark - Nice to meet you. I live in the area and I am watching all of the activity surrounding One Naples. While I am concerned about density, you should know that there are a large number of residents and homeowners who actually DO support the One Naples project and development. I happen to be one of them. I believe in balance when it comes to development and I think unreasonable development is not a good idea. By the same token, I believe that unreasonable voices opposed to One Naples are equally destructive and detrimental to the area. The entire SAVE VANDERBILT BEACH mantra needs to be permanently shelved. Vanderbilt Beach will be fine. In the same way your Pelican Bay community of rich snobs exists, other developments should be allowed to flourish. The idea that development is for a select few to the exclusion of others is downright silly. I have often thought how nice it would be to bulldoze Pelican Bay to the ground and return it to nature for example. However, I know that is about as ridiculous as this notion that somehow One Naples is going to bring calamity upon the area. Rather than take an unreasonable stand and oppose One Naples, why not embrace change and development next time you take that stage to speak your mind? I will be at the next meeting and I will stand in support of developing One Naples. I hope you will join the growing community of residents that are cheering on this project. Ned ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Beachwalk Resident Association <notifications@frontsteps.com> To: "nedmilenkovich@yahoo.com" <nedmilenkovich@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, February 22, 2021, 12:47:10 PM EST Subject: SAVE ONE NAPLES Beachwalk Resident Association Bulletin SAVE ONE NAPLES A Subject to Discuss that Affects Everyone MOU building canyon effect If the Collier County Commissioners approve One Naples as proposed, your community orneighborhood may be next. We’ve learned some things throughout the course of trying to prevent this One Naples tragedy. One of the biggest takeaways is that developers know no limits when it comes to getting their way. When Stock Development incentivizes the Barefoot Pelican Condominium Association with nearly $550,000 in cash & services to subscribe to Stock’s position, suddenly there are no boundaries for developers. If there is a resistance problem, they simply throw money at it until it is fixed to their satisfaction. The idea, apparently, is that everyone has a price. And we can expect more of the same with the Vanderbilt Palms Condo Association. One Naples is proposed for 5.4 acres of land in an already congested area at the intersection of two busy streets that cannot be widened. Remember, this is two 14 story towers, 3 five story residential buildings, 10,000 square feet of commercial space, up to 99 boat slips with a ship's store, gas pumps and tanks, rest rooms and parking, all jammed onto 5.4 acres and ... virtually right up against the sidewalks! Oh yes, there are setbacks, but no where near what the codes and covenants require. It’s the “canyon effect” for sure, Miami Part II. If Stock is allowed to do this to the Vanderbilt/Naples Park, Pelican Bay/ Parkshore and Pine Ridge communities, Stock and other self- serving developers can buy their way into your neighborhood, too, and completely compromise your quality of life solely for their benefit. What we can do to stop this: 1. If you have not already done so, please complete this survey (CLICK HERE). SaveVanderbiltBeach will be present this survey to the County Commissioners at the One Naples hearing on March 1, 2021. Your opinion matters! 2. WATCH THIS NEW VIDEO (CLICK ON VIDEO PICTURE BELOW), 'One Naples Must Be Denied' from SaveVanderbiltBeach, to fully understand the impact of this proposed project. 3. Share this video with your friends! (One Naples Must Be Denied) 4. Write, E-mail and Call all of the Commissioners and make your voice heard. All their contact information is below. 5. Follow the One Naples events over the next 2 weeks and participate. The meeting and possibly the vote is 2 weeks from today: March 1, 2021. 6. Write your own letter to the Editor of the Naples Daily News showing your concerns about One Naples. Please pay attention to this. Your neighborhood may be next! Let’s get it stopped right here and right now. Thank you for helping to preserve this wonderful place, Naples, Florida, and for working to preserve it for future generations. Mark E. English, President for your Friends at the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association ONE NAPLES MUST BE DENIED VIDEO Collier County Commissioners: Andy Solis, Esq. (239) 252-8602 Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov Penny Taylor (239) 252-8604 Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov Rick LoCastro (239) 252-8601 Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov William L. McDaniel, Jr. (239) 252-8605 Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov Burt L. Saunders (239) 252-8603 Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov Make Your Voice Haerd Copyright © 2021 Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Sent by Beachwalk Resident Association under the care of Beachwalk Resident Association Powered by FRONTSTEPS.com Manage Email Preferences MORE STOCK SHOCK... TO STOP AND BLOCK! From:N Milenkovich To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fw: Save Vanderbilt Beach Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 1:10:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I live in the negihborhood and I support Stock and building. Not everyone agrees with the idiots below for the record. ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Beachwalk Resident Association <notifications@frontsteps.com> To: "nedmilenkovich@yahoo.com" <nedmilenkovich@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2020, 12:58:58 PM EST Subject: Save Vanderbilt Beach Beachwalk Resident Association Bulletin Save Vanderbilt Beach For representative government to work as designed and to be efficient, those who are chosen to serve through the election process have to represent the interests of the people who elected them. That includes following the will of their constituents even when it may be at odds with their personal views. Government does not always know what's best given the same information as the electorate. I have always thought that the biggest complement that one could ever receive is to be elected to a position of public trust and responsibility by your peers. They are empowered, not only with the responsibilities of the job, but the responsibility to serve those who elected them in the first place, in the voters' interests. It is safe to say that most candidates for public offices, particularly local public offices where the constituents tend to be more consistent in their opinions, run with the best of intentions to serve their people. Then when elected, the money and muscle appear. The Lobbyists are relentless, and what was well intentioned suddenly is compromised. The personal strength of the elected official determines the extent to which these outside efforts are effective. To still be fighting this ridiculous One Naples monstrosity after thousands (1000's) of Collier County citizens have loudly expressed their outrage is wrong in itself. Never one to give up, Stock Development has a new initiative using one of the oldest tricks in the business. Let me explain. The neighboring and most affected condo association has received a tentative proposal from Stock Development offering several monetary "incentives" to the condo association if they agree to drop their opposition to the One Naples project and to publicly speak in favor of it and write a supporting letter to the Board of County Commissioners on Stock's behalf. The package is very significant, estimated to be between $300,000 - $400,000. Now this is where the oldest "trick" kicks in... Naturally, the 60 condo owners in the project do not agree on how the proposal should be managed. So what is Stock trying to do? Divide and conquer! Pit long-time friends and neighbors against each other for the benefit of... guess who?... Stock Development! And they are having success from what residents are reporting. Stock has no hesitation to destroy an entire condo community association’s way and quality of life. And to add ‘insult to injury’, there is another neighboring condo association that may also be facing the same decision. At the very least, there are ethical issues here. Stock Development' s One Naples project must to be stopped. Watch in the coming days for news about opposition rallies and protests around One Naples. Later this week we will know the January, 2021 date that the Board of County Commissioners will hear the One Naples proposal and vote. Please add it to your calendar and plan to attend the Board Meeting and participate in as many other activities as you can. Below is the contact information for the five (5) Collier County Commissioners. Please call them, E-mail them and write them expressing your opposition to this insidious project. It is absolutely amazing that collectively we have to go through all of this when Stock Development, alone, enjoys a higher priority on the attention meter of some Commissioners than the collective views of thousands of citizen voters who have expressed their opposition to One Naples. Mark E. English, President for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Collier County Board of County Commissioners Contact Information (Click on each email address below to express your opposition directly to each Commissioner. In the event you'd like to use one of our 3 'sample' letters instead of writing your own, CLICK HERE to download one directly from our website. Andy Solis, Esq. (239) 252-8602 AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov Penny Taylor (239) 252-8604 PennyTaylor@colliergov.net Rick LoCastro (239) 252-8601 Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov William L. McDaniel, Jr. (239) 252-8605 BillMcDaniel@colliergov.net Burt L. Saunders (239) 252-8603 BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Sent by Beachwalk Resident Association under the care of Beachwalk Resident Association Powered by FRONTSTEPS.com Manage Email Preferences From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:FW: Verification of Information from One Naples document for Commissioner Taylor Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 8:54:29 PM Attachments:One Naples Height and Setback Evidence Compilation.docx One Naples Height and Setbacks.xlsx Importance:High Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter View current and previous District 4 newsletters From: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 5:29 PM To: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; MarcellaJeanne <Jeanne.Marcella@colliercountyfl.gov>; GrecoSherry <Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: Verification of Information from One Naples document for Commissioner Taylor Dan, Please find attached staff’s effort to verify heights and setback evidence. As noted on the attached, the information from the Pelican Bay Foundation is not in staff’s records and we can only assume it was provided to the Planning Commission without copy to staff. All other information summarized has been verified as evidence submitted to staff and the Planning Commission. Respectfully, Anita Jenkins, Division Director Planning and Zoning Division 2800 N. Horseshoe Dr., Naples, FL 34104 Phone: (239) 252-8288 Cell: (239) 478-3701 From: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 2:48 PM To: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; MarcellaJeanne <Jeanne.Marcella@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: Verification of Information from One Naples document for Commissioner Taylor Importance: High Anita, Please see the request below for Thaddeus. I believe he is down on Marco. Please touch base with the County Attorney and ensure he is fine with us placing the information on County letterhead and verifying this third part information. Any question, please give me a call. Respectfully, Dan Rodriguez Deputy County Manager Office of the County Manager Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov 3339 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112-5749 Phone: 239-252-8383 Cell: 239-253-0866 Fax: 239-252-3991 P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From: RodriguezDan Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 2:41 PM To: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; MarcellaJeanne <Jeanne.Marcella@colliercountyfl.gov>; BrockMaryJo <MaryJo.Brock@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: Verification of Information from One Naples document for Commissioner Taylor Importance: High Good afternoon, Thaddeus. Please see the request below from Commissioner Taylor to have County staff verify the height and set back of the buildings on the attached list. She would like this information verified and placed on the County’s letterhead. Note the deadline for this is this Friday. Respectfully, Dan Rodriguez Deputy County Manager Office of the County Manager Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov 3339 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112-5749 Phone: 239-252-8383 Cell: 239-253-0866 Fax: 239-252-3991 P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From: GrecoSherry <Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:07 AM To: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: YilmazHeather <Heather.Yilmaz@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: Verification of Information from One Naples document for Commissioner Taylor Importance: High Good morning, Please see attached document on One Naples. The Commissioner would like the following information by Friday: Have staff verify the height and setback for each building on the attached list on an official document from the County. Thank you for your help! Sherry Greco Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor, District 4 Board of Collier County Commissioners 239-252-8604 Fax 239-252-6393 Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Click here to sign up for our District 4 newsletter View current and previous District 4 newsletters Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:karen angelo To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fw: Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 4:43:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: karen angelo <kangelo@ameritech.net> To: andysolis@colliercountyfl.gov <andysolis@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Thursday, December 3, 2020, 04:42:12 PM EST Subject: Vote 'NO' on One Naples Dear Commissioner Taylor, My husband and I have been owners of a condo (Gulf Breeze) in Baker Carroll point since the summer of 1994. (The opposite end of Gulf Shore Drive, at Bluebill Avenue.) We bought the condo pre-construction, and at that time, the developer, Mo Shave informed us that much of the adjacent land area was protected from development, notably, where the huge Dunes Condo development now sits. We were told this was "protected mangrove area, never to be developed". But, of course, this fell by the wayside, and a very large condo complex was developed. We would like to share with you (and sincerely hope you will read this in its entirety) some concerns Vanderbilt Beach north end owners have, as the ramifications of the large one Naples project will greatly impact us. Over the years, our promises and rights have slowly eroded. The Moraya Bay Condominium Complex, adjacent to the south end of Bluebill and Gulf Shore's public entrance, have blocked off all use of the beach in front of their complex. OF PARTICULARLY DISTURBING TO US, ON OUR ARRIVAL TO THIS AREA OF VANDERBILT BEACH IN NOVEMBER, WAS THE FACT THAT DELNOR-WIGGINS STATE PARK, ADJACENT TO THE NORTH END OF THIS PUBLIC ENTRANCE, HAS NOW ERECTED A ROPE BARICADE TO PROHIBIT ANYONE FROM WALKING ONTO THEIR BEACH! So once beach goers enter the Bluebill entrance, we literally have no where to sit, or a very small area of beach to use! So, begs the question, where does the city intend for more population to use beaches near us? ONE NAPLES INTENDS TO POSSIBLY WATER TAXI PEOPLE FROM THE VANDERBILT BEACH PUBLIC ACCESS TO OUR ACCESS? We don't even have a place to sit anymore, and they want to bring more people down here??? How did the city allow a public beach access, with dedicated beach parking (along Bluebill Avenue east of the bridge), and then not have a beach area for the public to sit at? This One Naples is such an overreach of the use of the property. In the past, access to Baker Carroll Point's entrance has been impossible to reach on popular weekends and busy holiday weekends! We have had to sit in lines of cars trying to access Delnor Wiggins State Park ( at times for 15 minutes or more) on Bluebill over the bridge, or sat in lines of people trying to bypass busy Bluebill Avenue and instead travel down Gulf Shore Drive from Vanderbilt Beach Road. How much more traffic could this area possibly handle? Bluebill and Vanderbilt Beach Road will be backed up to 41 if density continues to increase! I urge you, after seeing the unmanageable increase of human and vehicle traffic in this area in the last 25 areas, to vote NO to One Naples as proposed. I am not alone in my concerns, and would like you to consider all variables, as I mentioned, in making your final decision. Thank you. Karen Angelo 25 Bluebill Ave. Apr 405 Gulf Breeze Naples, FL 34108 From:Padron, Enrique To:McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; CapizziAixa; LoCastroRick; TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: Collier Cares Grant Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 3:14:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good afternoon, Commissioners Hope you and your families are doing well during this challenging times. Congressman Diaz-Balart would like to know if there is anything his office could do to assist and support our local VFW Post and it’s Veterans regarding their Cares Grant Application? Any assistance you may be able to provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!! Best Regards! Enrique Padron Southwest Florida Director Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart (FL-25) 4715 Golden Gate Parkway Suite One Naples, FL 34116 Office: 239-348-1620 Begin forwarded message: From: "Dr. JB Holmes" <jgrizzly1@gmail.com> Date: December 2, 2020 at 1:30:45 PM EST To: "Blanco, Jennifer" <Jennifer.Blanco@mail.house.gov>, "Padron, Enrique" <Enrique.Padron@mail.house.gov> Subject: Collier Cares Grant Our Golden Gate Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 7721 was closed for six months during the pandemic. During that time we kept all of our employees paid full-time; because, we felt it was the right thing to do for an outstanding team of employees and for the Collier County community. During the closing the employees worked on the Post by painting, cleaning, installing new floors (to cover old asbestos floors), repairing ceiling tiles and replacing the 40-year old roof to protect the health of Veterans and their families. In the process we expended all of our operational funds to the point we were operating on a week-to-week basis paying our VFW employees. We got through the pandemic related closing successfully; however, we completely expended our Operational Funds in the process. We have applied for a $25,000 Collier Cares Grant to cover the employment costs we incurred during the pandemic. We would like to request Congressman Diaz-Balart's support in obtaining the grant. Our Collier County Commissioner, a great friend and patron of the VFW Post, is Collier County District 3 Commissioner Burt Saunders. His contact information is as follows: Burt L. Saunders Chairman District 3 Email: Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov (239) 252-8603 Please send all mail to the following address: 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 303 Naples, FL 34112 (239) 252-8603 Commissioner Aide: Dave Lykins Dave.Lykins@colliercountyfl.gov Thank you for your support. Dr. JB Holmes, Commander Golden Gate VFW Post 7721 -- JB Holmes Dr. JB Holmes, CommanderGolden Gate VFW Post 7721 Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't passit to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handedon for them to do the same. Ronald Reagan From:epircio@verizon.net To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples - Barefoot Pelican Date:Monday, November 30, 2020 5:19:09 PM Attachments:Memorandum of Understanding - Barefoot Pelican (October 30, 2020).pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am an owner of a condo in Barefoot Pelican on 271 Southbay Drive and am a direct abutter to the One Naples properties. Brian Stock (One Naples) is in direct negotiations with my Board. He is offering incentives for my Board's endorsement of his One Naples's submission. He wants the Board to write a letter in favor as well as speak before the Commissioners in your Jan. meeting. I have attached a string of e-mails from Gelder as well as my e-m to Commissioner Paul Shea. I have attached his Memorandum of Understanding which lists his offer. He includes in this offer keeping Southbay Dr. public, landscaping and road improvements, a closed drainage system that my Board does not realize are part of his public submission and are not "gifts" to us. He has also offered to paint our building, the railings, and the roof and then give us a check representing 10% of the final cost of our seawall replacement. The value of these "gifts" is being touted as in excess of $400,000.00 Our Board is being threatened with lawsuits for Breach of Fiduciary Duty by a couple of owners if they do not comply and sign the agreement. We have 3 types of owners at Barefoot Pelican, residents who love the place and the location, Snowbirds who also love the place but do not reside there, and investors who bought a condo for financial appreciation as well as to rent their units. Brian Stock has succeeded in pitting neighbor against neighbor with this deal. He is trying to silence the community with these underhanded and divisive tactics. Before One Naples tried to come to Vanderbilt Beach, we all gathered for suppers at the pool, everyone bringing something. We gathered on the walkways to have a cocktail and enjoy the sunsets. The residents welcomed the Snowbirds and the renters alike. We were invited to go out on each other's boats. We celebrated birthdays and shared our lives with each other. The atmosphere at Barefoot Pelican is different now. Neighbors no longer speak to each other, there is no sharing of meals and lives. Mr Stock may be winning his game to divide and conquer but is this what is required for him to obtain his approvals? Why would he have to go through such measures if the community liked his project and thought it was an improvement to the neighborhood. We all know that the project requires vast overreach and will be harmful to the community at large. Does a payout of $400,000 make it all right now? This pitting of neighbor against neighbor means to me that Stock will go to any lengths to get his project jammed down our throats. We have talked to him at length about scaling it down to fit our community. This has fallen on deaf ears although he often says how he has listened. He has not! I would like to participate in a Zoom call with you to further discuss this unsettling problem that has been created by this developer. I would hope that this is not the means that this developer has to resort to in order to gain his approvals. If that is so, then something is seriously wrong with the whole process. I choose to believe that the process exists to protect the interests of the community first. That is why I am reaching out to you, my Commissioner, for guidance. I would sincerely appreciate your willingness to participate in a Zoom meeting with me. Respectfully yours Elizabeth (Betty) Pircio 271 Southbay Drive, Unit 226 Naples, FL 781-690-0486 (also sent to Commissioner Solis) epircio@verizon.net -----Original Message----- From: epircio@verizon.net To: epircio@verizon.net Sent: Sat, Nov 28, 2020 4:03 pm Subject: Fwd: One Naples - Barefoot Pelican epircio@verizon.net -----Original Message----- From: epircio@verizon.net To: epircio@verizon.net Sent: Fri, Nov 20, 2020 4:34 pm Subject: Fwd: One Naples - Barefoot Pelican epircio@verizon.net -----Original Message----- From: epircio@verizon.net To: paul.shea@colliercountyfl.gov <paul.shea@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Mon, Nov 9, 2020 12:11 pm Subject: Fwd: One Naples - Barefoot Pelican Dear Commissioner, I guess I am a bit reluctant to send this to the Commissioners. The current Board is under a lot of pressure from the old President and her group to sign this and send it off the the owners for approval. They keep saying that the deal is worth $400,000 to us. She also has the ear of Brian Stock who is pushing this deal. I think the contract is not enforceable on 2 fronts: 1. It says their approvals have to be "non-appeal-able" (Everything is appeal-able) 2. It says they have to receive approval on "substantially" what they applied for. (How can you define that?) Also they include their submission improvements on Southbay as part of the Barefoot deal. This is wrong. I am compromised. Respectfully, Elizabeth (Betty) Pircio -----Original Message----- From: Ted Ward <tdysonw@gmail.com> To: Ralph Cowie <ralphcowie1@gmail.com>; Betty Pircio <epircio@verizon.net> Sent: Sat, Oct 31, 2020 2:10 pm Subject: Fwd: One Naples - Barefoot Pelican Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Keith Gelder <kgelder@stockdevelopment.com> Date: October 30, 2020 at 5:43:51 PM EDT To: "1Barefootpelican@gmail.com" <1Barefootpelican@gmail.com>, "sallyhughes2011@gmail.com" <sallyhughes2011@gmail.com>, "Suegraves132@hotmail.com" <Suegraves132@hotmail.com>, Lou Ferrari <carolynjferrari@aol.com>, "tabletop248@gmail.com" <tabletop248@gmail.com>, Ted Ward <tdysonw@gmail.com> Subject: One Naples - Barefoot Pelican Barefoot Pelican Board of Directors, Over the last few months, Stock Development has worked diligently with Jim Smallwood, Ted Ward, and representatives of your association to better understand the concerns of Barefoot Pelican and to be a good neighbor with respect to our proposed One Naples project. As outlined in our zoning presentation and shown on Exhibit C attached, we are proposing a significant amount of community enhancements (landscaping, sidewalks, bike lanes, street lighting, drainage, etc.) which we believe will be a benefit to Barefoot Pelican, Vanderbilt Palms, and the overall Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. In response to Ted Ward’s latest correspondence on August 26, 2020, attached is our final offer in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding detailing the comprehensive list of capital improvements we are prepared to stand behind. Our latest offer includes several additional new items including re-painting the Barefoot Pelican roofs and exterior railings, guaranteed savings on the seawall replacement, and additional cleaning/maintenance during construction as requested. We believe the proposed One Naples project, community improvements, and voluntary concessions offered bring significant value and continuity to the neighborhood and are in the best interest of the Barefoot Pelican. Thanks. Keith Gelder Vice President of Land Stock Development, LLC 2639 Professional Circle, Suite 101 Naples, FL 34119 (239) 449-5227 Office (239) 280-6504 Cell From:Rae Ann Burton To:McDanielBill; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples is a flawed project Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:59:06 PM Attachments:Project map ONE NAPLES 2021.pdf Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners:, What comes before this board concerns not just those in the project impact area, but all of the Taxpayers of the Collier County. It seems that the Developers wishes and demands are being approved while the Taxpayer - WE the people- who put -you - the commissioners in office, praying that the commissioners' decisions would benefit all concerns - not just the developers. Because of prior plans, I will not be able to come and support the homeowners of Pelican Bay area to protest against this project. But I again wish to voice my concerns about this project. After seeing the actual area and hearing about the loss of beach access and parking, I became even more concerned - attached map of project. I have heard it said that it would be great for the economy - . This Project benefits - only - the development residents and developer - no public parking provided in the project and loss of existing beach front to build 99 boat slips. Not to mention the wall around the complex. What is economy- but money? (definition of economy - a system of making and trading things of value. It is usually divided into good (physical things) and services (thing done by people). It assumes there is medium of exchange, which is a system of Finance, making trade possible.) What about being good for the quality of life? (definition of quality of life - the degree to which an individual is healthy, comfortable and able to participate in or enjoy Live events - a multidimensional, encompassing emotional, physical material of social well-being.) What happens to the quality of life for the residents of Pelican Bay and Collier County Taxpayers that are losing the benefit of beach access and parking and will have to pay for the infrastructure and services that the developer does not pay? Where is their quality of Life? This will impact the traffic flow- already congested -had to circle at noon 2 x's to find a spot to park and it was not close to the beach. Bicycles are ridden a lot in that area, the streets are already very narrow for 2 way traffic let alone bikes and people. This Project is not according to the preset codes and zoning laws. Which it seems that the developers tend to ignore to build their massive projects. This will destroy what little there is left of Vanderbilt beach uniqueness. Please consider the existing residents, the year round residents and Collier County Taxpayers what they will lose with this project. Will it be filled with part-timers and renters or full time residents? Concerned Taxpayer Rural Golden Gate Estates Rae Ann Burton From:richroni gallagher To:McDanielBill; TaylorPenny; SaundersBurt; FialaDonna Subject:Fwd: One Naples Living Date:Saturday, January 11, 2020 8:41:37 AM Attachments:One Naples Living.pdf ATT00001.htm EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I had sent the following to Commissioner Solis earlier this week but thought it appropriate to now send to you as well. The proposed One Naples Living complex by Stock Development is a huge concern to me. It poses some significant issues including density, scale and traffic. However, the street wall as depicted in the sketch below poses the most substantial threat to the quality of life for local residents. This rendering is derived from Stock’s own sketch contained in their submission to the County. I merely expanded their sketch vertically to capture the full height of the tower. Stock’s proposal positions the face of the 180-200’ tower only 10’ from the public sidewalk used by local residents to reach Vanderbilt Beach. The scale, height and shadows cast by the tower in this location are downright oppressive. I have no qualms with Stock developing the super-parcel they have accumulated; however, I respectfully urge the commissioners to ensure they develop it “as of right” with no variances, exceptions or incentives. Thank you. Rich Gallagher Begin forwarded message: From: richroni gallagher <randrgall@gmail.com> Subject: One Naples Living Date: January 8, 2020 at 4:30:59 PM EST To: SolisAndy <Andy.Solis@CollierCountyFL.gov> The link you provided to the documentation related to Stock Develoment’s proposal for One Naples Living was most helpful. Thanks again. I have a lot of concerns with the proposal including many of the issues you already alluded to (e.g. traffic, density, etc.). In short, I have no objections to Stock developing the super parcel they have accumulated but feel strongly they should develop it in compliance with existing zoning regulations with no variances or exemptions. However, this note is intended to articulate perhaps my most worrisome concern- That is to say the resulting street wall. I offer the attached rendering to convey my concern. The proposal will create a 16 story + parking garage street wall a mere 10 feet set back from the property line on Vanderbilt Beach Road. The resulting condition is more typical of the concrete caverns of Manhattan than Naples. The sketch is actually derived from one of Stock's renderings included in their formal submission to the County. I merely expanded the drawing vertically to capture the top of the tower. There are certainly other similarly sized towers in the vicinity; however, all of those are setback significantly further and avoid the oppressive street wall associated with Stock’s proposal. I think the sketch speaks for itself. I hope you find this interesting and look forward to the public earrings and ongoing dialogue. Thanks again. Rich Gallagher From:Maria Tsakos To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples Project IN FAVOR Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 12:41:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From: maria tsakos <mariatsakos@gmail.com> Date: February 26, 2021 at 12:31:15 PM EST To: RickLoCastro@colliergov.net, andysolis@colliercountyfl.gov, BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov, BillMcDaniel@colliergov.net, pennyTaylor@colliergov.gov Subject: One Naples Project IN FAVOR Dear Commissioners, We recently purchased a condo at Barefoot Pelican looking to escape the madness of Northern NJ and NYC. We saw a beautiful area and we Knew that the area would be developed into residential condos making the area even more beautiful. We never anticipated the animosity we are experiencing. We are IN FAVOR of a residential building and want to be a good Neighbor to Stock Development. What we DO NOT WANT IS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE on our corner. We have plenty of Malls and Stores in the area and we do not want the beautiful Landscape of Vanderbilt Beach destroyed with commercial business. Please approve the One Naples Project for residential use only. Thank you for your time and consideration. Respectfully Submitted, Maria Tsakos From:Susan H To:LoCastroRick; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:CapizziAixa; GoodnerAngela; LykinsDave; GrecoSherry; FilsonSue Subject:Fwd: One Naples Project Date:Thursday, February 18, 2021 10:48:43 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. To the Board of County Commissioners, I want to thank you for your time and consideration of my concerns. I have tried to contact Commissioner Solis several times regarding my concerns without response, so I have decided to go ahead and re-send my last email to my commissioner to you all. I extend my invitation to any/all of you to come on a walk in our neighborhood to understand better how the safety of my friends and neighbors would be negatively affected by the One Naples project. Thank you all for your work as our representatives. Cheers, Susan Housel ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Susan H <slhousel@gmail.com> Date: Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 6:41 PM Subject: One Naples Project To: Andy.Solis@CollierCountyFL.Gov <Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov> Hi, Andy - Thank you for having the Coffee time this evening, it was good to hear some updates on Covid, projects, mental health, and the new sports park. My question was not addressed during the meeting, and I, along with many of my friends/neighbors in Naples Park, am very concerned about the One Naples project. Our neighborhood does not have sidewalks, nor do our streets have shoulders, and we are a very active walking neighborhood. I am concerned about the impact to our neighborhood should the One Naples project move forward. I would be happy to walk you around our neighborhood (masked, of course) to show you the concerns we have. We do not have sidewalks on east/west streets, we do not have crosswalks to cross Vanderbilt Drive and there is a lot of traffic along Vanderbilt Drive (especially during traditional rush hour) and people drive very quickly (we have 25 mph posted throughout our neighborhood). I look forward to your response and I hope you would be willing to come see why we are concerned. Thanks! Susan -- "Civil Rights and Voting Have Always Gone Hand in Hand" Susan Housel 513.225.2797 - M -- "Civil Rights and Voting Have Always Gone Hand in Hand" Susan Housel 513.225.2797 - M From:Joan Saltzman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples project Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 5:19:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. > > I’m just a very concerned citizen from a nearby complex (Beachwalk). I’m sincerely hoping you vote NO on this horrible proposed housing development that One Naples is proposing. It is not good for the people, for pollution, for the beautiful beach, parking, congestion to name just a few arguments. > Please please please vote NO. > Joan Saltzman > 559 Beachwalk Circle > Naples > > Sent from my iPhone From:Richard Burman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 4:20:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. > Dear Penny, > > I am writing you with the hope that you will vote against the One Naples development. > I live in one of the closest buildings to Vanderbilt Beach Road 1/2 block east of North Point Drive. > I can watch and hear the traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road from the window of my tv room. > I know how crowded it gets with beach traffic, bicycles, and noise. > I think Stock made the wrong bet that they could get the zoning code changes they would need to proceed with this gigantic project. > Please don’t give in to the tremendous pressure I’m sure they are putting on you. I believe it will create a terrible situation that can’t be fixed. > > Thanks for your no vote, > > Rich Burman > 805 Bentwater Circle unit 103 > Naples, FL 34108 > 630 788-8617 From:MARILYN MONTGOMERY To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 2:17:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: MARILYN MONTGOMERY <MIM07928@aol.com> Date: February 23, 2021 at 2:13:23 PM EST To: Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov Subject: One Naples Sir This development is out of sync with the neighborhood. It also would seriously overtax the infrastructure of the area...traffic, roads, beach access. It is unattractive and has elements like a walled prison. I live here, and I doubt whether I shall be able to turn onto Vanderbilt Beach Road or access the public beach. The hotels, etc. are already being chary about usage. I don’t understand how you can support this with the outcry from the people. Mariln montgomery Sent from my iPad From:Ken Melkus To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Cc:Buzz Victor Subject:Fwd: One Naples...Project #PUDZPL20190000697 Date:Thursday, March 5, 2020 11:29:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Honorable Commissioners, Below is a letter to Mr. Bellos of your staff expressing opposition to the proposed Naples One project. The meeting Tuesday was quite remarkable...so many local residents voicing their genuine concerns and registering informed and thoughtful data underscoring the ludicrous nature of this project. As noted in my communication to Mr. Bellos, the scale of this project and the resultant harm caused to residents (including generational families) is impossible to quantify. If the Stock group wants to maintain hope of developing this site, they should withdraw it and present another less offensive option that preserves the integrity of their firm and County government. If community feedback such as that displayed Tuesday evening is ignored, irreparable damage will be thrust upon the Commission and Stock. Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions or comments. Thank you in advance for your thoughtful and favorable consideration of this request. Respectfully, Ken Melkus Cc Honorable US Senator Rick Scott Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: Ken Melkus Date: March 5, 2020 at 12:16:11 PM EST To: "R.Bellos@colliercountyfl.gov" Cc: Buzz Victor Subject: One Naples...Project #PUDZPL20190000697 Dear Mr. Bellos, I am writing this memo to express my unqualified opposition to the One Naples project referenced above. As an attendee at the meeting convened on Tuesday evening, I witnessed overwhelming community outrage with this project. It is not a situation where there is some minor tweaking/negotiations to be held with the Developer, it is a project so grossly out of balance with the interests of community residents, it should be withdrawn and completely resubmitted with massive reductions in scale...if the developer is unwilling to voluntarily withdraw it from consideration, it must be denied. I will not repeat the number of concerns referenced at the meeting regarding density, height, environmental, traffic congestion and many other shortcomings that were made by a number of opposition colleagues...I will focus my comments on several additional factors. Safety...This project puts all local residents at increased risk for an orderly evacuation of the area due to hurricane/storm surge conditions. Does the County want to assume substantial liability due to their approval of this project in its current form? The chaos under these circumstances would likely contribute to injury and perhaps even deaths to area residents. Traffic is problematic now and approval would only exacerbate this issue. Review Process...Given the fact this project is even under review in its current form is incredulous. The magnitude of zoning variances and other developmental standards should Have resulted in suspending any staff consideration at the outset. It is not only the number of variances, it is the magnitude of such variances. Without question, it is the wrong project for the wrong parcel of land. Independent Review...It has been reported the Developer paid nearly $20 Million for the parcels equating to approximately 5.5 acres. It is curious to note these purchases were NOT conditioned on obtaining necessary zoning and other variances. Why do you believe an experienced developer such as Stock would take this unusual risk? Perhaps he believed the community would be passive and he would easily receive approval...this is clearly not the case. A more plausible answer would be that he received encouragement from County officials and staff to make such purchases and that zoning changes would be forthcoming. If this is the case, the ability to conduct an unbiased and independent review is terribly compromised. This overreach in pursuit of tax revenues must be balanced against needs and desires of community residents. Winners and Losers...Let me identify, “winners” if this project or anything close to it is approved. The most obvious is the group of yet to be identified multimillionaire purchasers of these condos. What is your responsibility to accommodate these individuals? The second winner is the Stock Development Company. The scale of this endeavor is irresponsible and their pursuit of maximizing profit is clearly an illustration of greed in its highest degree. The third winner is the County. While tax revenues resulting from this undertaking would be substantial, they come at the expense of local residents. A substantially reduced project would still result in substantial additional revenues to increase salaries and pensions of County employees from projects such as this. The losers are the folks wearing the red shirts and red hats along with others in attendance at Tuesday’s meeting. I suspect many other opponents could not attend meeting but feel strongly in their opposition. Effectively, the County through its approval would be approving a “quality of life” burden/tax on local residents. It is ironic since they should be placed at the pinnacle of the winners of responsible development but their reactions and concerns have been ignored throughout this entire process. In closing, I would urge the Developer to voluntarily withdraw the pending proposal and resubmit a substantially reduced alternative. If they are unwilling, the Commissioners must deny their request or be guilty of regulatory malpractice. I suspect the Developer will claim the economic feasibility of the project becomes questionable if reduced but would remind you that you are not responsible for financial feasibility but owe an allegiance to the residents of the community. Finally I want to let you know I am planning to send a copy of this communication to the Commissioners and local media. I apologize for the length of this communication and ask that you give careful consideration to these concerns. Respectfully Concerned, Ken Melkus Sent from my iPad From:Virgie Lombardo To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: One Naples Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 11:40:31 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: Virgie Lombardo <virgielombardo@gmail.com> Date: February 27, 2021 at 11:26:07 AM EST To: Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov Subject: One Naples I oppose of One Naples I live in Pelican Bay, next to Vanderbilt Rd. Virgie Lombardo Sent from my iPad From:Anthony Pires To:TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry Subject:Fwd: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 6:41:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Get Outlook for iOS From: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:24 AM To: Anthony Pires Cc: AshtonHeidi Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Tony: You ought to get with staff on this issue. Jeffrey A. Klatzkow Collier County Attorney (239) 252-2614 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:10 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:bette beal To:TaylorPenny; Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl. Cc:McDanielBill Subject:Fwd: Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 9:10:21 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: bette beal <bettebeal@icloud.com> Date: December 2, 2020 at 9:06:04 AM EST To: AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov Subject: Vote 'NO' on One Naples Andy, This is the first time I have ever written to express an opinion on any proposal before your committee. I will make my comment short. This is not in the best interest of our community. We already have traffic issues on Vanderbilt Beach rd. Our beach is overcrowded there. What possible benefits are there for the residents in this area. I have been living here for 22 years and have made Naples our home. Up until now I have felt that the growth has not Impaired our living our living conditions. Hopefully you will reconsider voting yes and vote to help our community with a NO vote. Bette and John Beal Sent from my iPad From:Mary Lou Kanach Subject:Fwd: Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 9:51:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I have the same message for each of you. Please take proper note. Mary Lou Kanach Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: From: Mary Lou Kanach <mlkopenspaces@aol.com> Date: December 7, 2020 at 9:41:30 PM EST To: AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov Subject: Vote 'NO' on One Naples THE CITIZENS HAVE SPOKEN! You have been selected to represent the citizens...to act according to their wishes. That is why you hold your current position with the county government. Please REPRESENT THE CITIZENS...AND VOTE AGAINST ONE NAPLES. THE PUBLIC HAS PUT ITS TRUST IN YOU. REPRESENT THEM!!! Mary Lou Kanach, Naples resident Sent from my iPad From:epircio@verizon.net To:TaylorPenny Subject:Fwd: Why One Naples is not consistent and compatible Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 4:25:32 PM Attachments:SETBACKS AND FLOORS VB AT GULF SHORE.xlsx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner: I have attached a diagram that I prepared about the lack of consistency of the One Naples development with the Vanderbilt Beach Neighborhood. Basically, One Naples is pushing over the limit as to what is allowed and what will fit to be complimentary to the neighborhood. These buildings would fit better if they observed the correct setbacks and agreed to at least 25 feet around the whole perimeter of this project. This would naturally reduce the density and be more palatable to the neighborhood because it would not be the massive eyesore that we see in the plans. I have heard that he has a contract to purchase Daruma and I would imagine that some "horse trading" will ensue on Monday. I am thinking that he may be using Daruma to meet some open space requirements, but please do not let this negate the necessity for maintaining sufficient setbacks so that his buildings are not next to the sidewalk. None of us want this over-reaching development, no matter what incentives Brian Stock is willing to pay to get his way. He has to abide by the Zoning Law or he not be the first to flaunt the Zoning with offerings of incentives and then, the whole Zoning will collapse as others rush in and purchase small parcels of land to build towers. As you have assured me, I know you will take into consideration the views of the public in this matter. Warm regards, Elizabeth (Betty) Pircio 271 South Bay Drive Barefoot Pelican Naples, FL 781-690-0486 From:epircio@verizon.net To:McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; laura.layden@naplesnews.com Subject:Fwd: Your video Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 5:12:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Attached is a video that I made of One Naples and how I believe that it will be a detriment to my Barefoot Pelican neighborhood. I hate the fact that Brian Stock has gotten so far with this. I hate the fact that he has been able to buy endorsements from some of my neighbors. This is such dirty business. One Naples is simply too massive, too tall, too dense for the neighborhood. It does not have sufficient setbacks, it uses a pool deck and roofs as its Open Space Requirements. It does not fit!! Scale it down and it might fit. Don't jam it down our throats. Our children and their children will be living with this monster. More developers will try the same thing, buy small parcels and magnify their investment as the expense of the neighborhood. That this has gone this far is shameful. https://youtu.be/7EAjDyeFLLE Respectfully submitted Betty Pircio From:KATHRYN CHEER To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; ricklascastro@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:Growth Plan Amendment Vanderbilt Beach Naples One - REJECT IT Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 4:04:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Subject: Growth Plan Amendment Vanderbilt Beach Naples One - REJECT IT Dear Commissioners, Please REJECT the One Naples Growth Plan Amendment. For numerous reasons this project is wrong for Vanderbilt Beach and for Collier County. 1. It is wrong to allow major variances to dozens of regulations in the County Growth Plan, County Zoning Code and Coastal Management Guidelines. 2. It is wrong for the commissioners to give land valued at more than $4,000,000 to the developer. 3. It is wrong for the commissioners to set future precedent by voting to approve a project with so many major variances. 4. It is wrong for the commissioners to ignore the will of their tax-paying constituents. It would be right for the developer to come back with a plan that addresses the concerns listed above. Please REJECT the One Naples Growth Plan Amendment. Kathryn Cheer, Homeowner District 3 From:Michele Tamarkin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Guest opinion: One Naples has "morphed from truly outrageous to simply atrocious" Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:24:57 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Check out this article from Naples Daily News: Guest opinion: One Naples has 'morphed from truly outrageous to simply atrocious' https://www.naplesnews.com/story/opinion/2021/02/25/one-naples-developoment-brian-stock-vanderbilt-beach- buzz-victor/4555268001/ Sent from my iPad From:gemarks7@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny; AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov; LoCastroRick; BillMcDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov; BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:How could this be TRUE?? Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 11:32:11 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Dear Commissioners, I have always felt that if someone is willing to stoop to such measures as noted in the email below in “Public”, what are they doing behind the scenes in private? There is an old saying, “Where there is smoke, there is fire”. I would hope that on the basis of good government that the Commissioners would thoroughly investigate these charges. If Stock is willing to stoop so low on the ethics scale in public, what is going on behind the scenes in the rest of Collier County? I’m sure as concerned representatives of the voters of Collier County, that you as the Commissioners would want to have this investigated to see if such activities are true and if similar measures are occurring in other areas within Collier County’s government and processes. As the upstanding representatives of our community, I would hope that you would feel as appalled as the rest of us as to why this is happening? If this was such a wonderful project and good for Collier County, why would it be necessary for Stock to be spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy people’s support? Shouldn’t that in itself be a reason to deny the Stock One Naples application? I would hope that the Commissioners see the need for a FULL investigation into these allegations and into whether or not other questionable ethics violations exist prior to any vote being taken and if true that the Commissioners would immediately DENY THE ONE Naples Growth Management plan amendment in the best interest of Collier county, the voters and the taxpayers. Thank you, George E. Marks 319 Lagoon Ave. Naples, FL 34108 215-870-5543 ( c ) View this email in your browser MORE STOCK SHOCK... TO STOP AND BLOCK! For representative government to work as designed and to be efficient, those who are chosen to serve through the election process have to represent the interests of the people who elected them. That includes following the will of their constituents even when it may be at odds with their personal views. Government does not always know what's best given the same information as the electorate. I have always thought that the biggest complement that one could ever receive is to be elected to a position of public trust and responsibility by your peers. They are empowered, not only with the responsibilities of the job, but the responsibility to serve those who elected them in the first place, in the voters' interests. It is safe to say that most candidates for public offices, particularly local public offices where the constituents tend to be more consistent in their opinions, run with the best of intentions to serve their people. Then when elected, the money and muscle appear. The Lobbyists are relentless, and what was well intentioned suddenly is compromised. The personal strength of the elected official determines the extent to which these outside efforts are effective. To still be fighting this ridiculous One Naples monstrosity after thousands (1000's) of From: Pelican Bay Property Owners Association <pbpoa@pbpropertyowners.org> Sent: Monday, December 7, 2020 6:33 PM To: George Marks <gemarks7@gmail.com> Subject: More Stock Shock... Collier County citizens have loudly expressed their outrage is wrong in itself. Never one to give up, Stock Development has a new initiative using one of the oldest tricks in the business. Let me explain. The neighboring and most affected condo association has received a tentative proposal from Stock Development offering several monetary "incentives" to the condo association if they agree to drop their opposition to the One Naples project and to publicly speak in favor of it and write a supporting letter to the Board of County Commissioners on Stock's behalf. The package is very significant, estimated to be between $300,000 - $400,000. Now this is where the oldest "trick" kicks in... Naturally, the 60 condo owners in the project do not agree on how the proposal should be managed. So what is Stock trying to do? Divide and conquer! Pit long-time friends and neigh bors against each other for the benefit of... guess who?... Stock Development! And they are having success from what residents are reporting. Stock has no hesitation to destroy an entire condo community association’s way and quality of life. And to add ‘insult to injury’, there is another neighboring condo association that may also be facing the same decision. At the very least, there are ethical issues here. Stock Development' s One Naples project must to be stopped. Watch in the coming days for news about opposition rallies and protests around One Naples. Later this week we will know the January, 2021 date that the Board of County Commissioners will hear the One Naples proposal and vote. Please add it to your calendar and plan to attend the Board Meeting and participate in as many other activities as you can. Below is the contact information for the five (5) Collier County Commissioners. Please call them, E-mail them and write them expressing your opposition to this insidious project. It is absolutely amazing that collectively we have to go through all of this when Stock Development, alone, enjoys a higher priority on the attention meter of some Commissioners than the collective views of thousands of citizen voters who have expressed their opposition to One Naples. Mark E. English, President for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Collier County Board of County Commissioners Contact Information (Click on each email address below to express your opposition directly to each Commissioner. In the event you'd like to use one of our 3 'sample' letters instead of writing your own, CLICK HERE to download one directly from our website. Andy Solis, Esq. (239) 252-8602 AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov Penny Taylor (239) 252-8604 PennyTaylor@colliergov.net Rick LoCastro (239) 252-8601 Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov William L. McDaniel, Jr. (239) 252-8605 BillMcDaniel@colliergov.net Burt L. Saunders (239) 252-8603 BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Copyright © 2020 Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up at our website. Our mailing address is: Pelican Bay Property Owners Association 1110 Pine Ridge Rd Ste 303 Naples, Fl 34108 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. 2021 MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE NOW DUE - PAY ONLINE HERE From:Ron Diorio To:TaylorPenny Subject:I attended a presentation by Stock Development on February 21 of its plans for One Naples. The 240-unit project includes two 18 story buildings (75 units each) which will have slight street setbacks and will visually appear as gigantic walls from the r... Date:Tuesday, February 25, 2020 2:13:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I attended a presentation by Stock Development on February 21 of its plans for One Naples. The 240-unit project includes two 18 story buildings (75 units each) which will have slight street setbacks and will visually appear as gigantic walls from the road. Stock’s traffic studies show peak travel will increase to about 270 vehicles per hour on Vanderbilt Beach Road. The Stock team said that they do not expect the County to widen this single lane road. Most One Naples traffic will exit by turning east across the westbound lane on Vanderbilt which will necessitate more traffic lights or other restraints on traffic flow. They could not give a perspective on what 270 cars an hour looks like on a single lane road. I’ve driven on that end of Vanderbilt lately and often found it backed up to the Pavilion mall entrance. The high-rise units each will cost $1 million minimum and some substantially more. So, to provide upscale housing for a small number of affluent families, accommodations that could be found in Pelican Bay and the other upscale housing in the area, Stock and the County are permanently removing what seems to be the last property that could support the beach visitor requirements of the burgeoning County population east of 41. This seems very short-sighted. Yes, a well-designed and landscaped garage would also increase traffic flow and it would add to the beach population. A widened Vanderbilt really seems to make great sense. The beach to each side of its entrance has lots of room. Please don’t let this opportunity to make our prized beaches available to many more residents. You missed a great chance when you didn’t buy the hotel property adjacent to Wiggins. You really can’t afford to do it again. Ron Diorio From:E S Mork To:TaylorPenny Subject:I OPPOSE THE ONE NAPLES APPLICATION!!--Absolutely a corrupt project Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:00:50 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Edward Mork 548 BAY VILLAS LANE Sent from my iPhone From:Bob Gregory To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:I oppose the One Naples application Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 10:54:18 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, As you know, One Naples is massive and not consistent or compatible with the neighborhood. There would be negative impacts on Pelican Bay and the surrounding area stemming from further overcrowding of already crowded Vanderbilt Beach; a large increase in Vanderbilt Beach Road traffic that would spill over onto the streets of Pelican Bay; and a dangerous precedent of a massive, high density residential project with small setbacks that could give rise to many more similar developments along Gulf Shore Drive. There is no proposed retail and it appears there is inadequate engineering and environmental studies for the oversized boat and marine facility with storage tanks, gas dock, boat docks and dredging from Federal or State environmental review. This may present significant legal, regulatory and liability risk to Collier County and Commissioners. For all the obvious reasons, the County Commissioners should deny the Growth Management Plan amendment for One Naples. Thank you for your careful review and consideration. Robert Gregory Pelican Bay North Naples News and Collier County Updates View this email in your browser From:Commissioner Andy Solis To:GrecoSherry Subject:ICYMI: One Naples & Other North Naples Updates Date:Sunday, March 1, 2020 7:54:32 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Share Tweet Forward Happy Leap Day image I hope everyone is enjoying our beautiful weather and their extra day! We'll take a look at some upcoming items as well as one look back in the newsletter below. But first: SAVE THE DATE: Coffee with The Commissioner: Last month's first-ever evening Coffee was a great success -- it was nice to see so many unfamiliar faces, and several people thanked me afterward for holding the event at a time they could attend. I will plan to hold more events in the evening, but for the next Coffee on April 8 we'll go back to the morning. I hope you'll come and get updated on important happenings in our community. Mark your calendar now and watch for registration later in March. We had a good crowd at the tour of the Emergency Operations Center / 911 Call Center. I think everyone learned a lot, and the following email is a good example of the feedback we received: "Thanks again - our facilities and employees are wonderful! I am so glad to see a commitment to excellence. Keep up the good work!" Lots of good information below -- recent BCC decisions concerning North Naples, updates on Veterans Parkway, some info about One Naples (all the way at the bottom for those who want to go straight there). Thanks as always for taking the time to participate in local government by reading and sharing these updates. Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll hope to see you in April! Coffee with The Commissioner 4-8-20 Veterans Parkway Extension image Veterans Memorial Parkway Extension Update I’ve gotten a lot of questions lately about the Veterans Memorial Parkway Extension. As they hear talk about the new high school, people are asking when the road construction will begin. Here’s a bit of a recap and an update: The Parkway Extension has been on the County’s long-term plans for a while, but with the School Board’s decision to open the new high school in Fall 2023, our plans have been accelerated. To facilitate construction of the school, County staff has decided to split the project into two phases/contracts: Phase I: Livingston to the new high school; and Phase II: New high school to Old 41. It is anticipated the road will have sidewalks on both sides, with bike lanes and 2 travel lanes in each direction. Currently, the County’s Environmental Consultants are doing the permitting work for the roadway, while the School Board is in their design process. We submitted a permit request to the US Army Corps of Engineers last fall, and our Environmental Resource Permit applications to the South Florida Water Management District earlier this month. These agencies have their own timelines, and we expect their reviews to take several months. The School Board hopes to begin construction sometime in the summer of 2021, and we hope to be able to provide them at least temporary access to the site by then. Along the way, as with most roadway projects, there will be 3 Public Information Meetings: one each at the 30% design plan, at 60%, and at construction kick- off. None of those are yet planned; we expect the first, at 30%, to be sometime early in 2021. So currently, our goals are first public meeting in winter of 2021, temporary access for construction later that year, and Phase 1 completion by the start of the school year in 2023. We will keep you posted on all the meetings and progress on the construction through this newsletter. We had some very interestiong discussions at the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) meetings in February. A few were particularly important to our little part of Collier County, so I'm happy to share some updates on them below. Click on the accompanying images if you're interested in watching the Board's discussion on that topic from our video archives. I was very pleased to make the motion to approve the design contract for this expansion project. Since it is expansion of an existing road, we don’t have the same level of permitting issues as on the Veterans extension discussed above, so our timelines are a bit more solid. The 1.8 mile project to widen this roadway from four to six lanes will include: Maintaining existing sidewalks and providing bike lanes; Improved roadway intersections at Strada Place and Goodlette Frank Road; Improved drainage throughout the project area. Design work will begin immediately; here’s the anticipated schedule for the rest of the project: Design Complete: September 2021 Start Construction: March 2022 Construction Complete: May 2023 This design phase will cost just over $1 million; the total estimated construction cost for the whole project is approximately $13 million. I know that landscaping on this stretch of Vanderbilt is a high priority for many nearby residents. Completion of this project will make it eligible for the landscaping program, and I am confident that we will work out the growing pains on the maintenance costs in the meantime. pump station graph One of the biggest concerns I heard in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma had to do with the failures in our wastewater pump station emergency plans. How it was intended to work (and how it has always worked in the past), was for nearby unaffected counties and out-of-town contractors to come and pump out the stations as needed until power could be restored. Irma, however, was a black swan – an extremely rare, unforeseen event with severe impacts. Never before had one storm affected the entire state at one time (and right on the heels of another devastating storm in a nearby state). All those out-of-town contractors had contracts with multiple counties and couldn’t service them all. And we were more impacted than ever before: 841 of our 846 pump stations lost power, and it stayed out for longer than anticipated. The important thing is that we learned from that experience, and we are now better prepared than ever, as the graph above shows. I recommend you watch the brief discussion at the Board meeting, HERE or by clicking the image above. But the short version is that we’ve received a grant from the state Department of Emergency Management to equip an additional 53 pump stations with back-up power, which will result in more than double the number we had going into Irma. Combined with the portable generators and our additional pump-out trucks which can be deployed where needed, we are in good shape for the inevitable next storm. Clam Pass Park Boardwalk Replacement & Restroom Expansion Now that the idea of a parking garage at Clam Pass has been firmly rejected, we have shifted to maintaining the beautiful park. After a beach renourishment project at the end of last year, we are now focusing on the park’s infrastructure. The 3000-foot long boardwalk has deck boards that are over 25 years old and nearing the end of their useful life. For quality and longevity, we will replace all the decking and handrails with Ipe lumber. This hardwood is extremely dense and durable and should stand up to the daily foot and vehicle traffic for decades. In addition, the existing restroom facilities are not ADA compliant, and are wholly inadequate for the park’s needs in season. This expansion will bring the existing structure into ADA compliance and quadruple the number of facilities. The Boardwalk Deck Replacement portion of the project will be scheduled in the off-season. And all these projects – the beach renourishment, new deck and new restroom facilities – will be paid for by tourist tax dollars. For those interested in taking a deeper dive, the BCC meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of (almost) every month beginning at 9am in the BCC chambers (marked 'County Admin' on THIS map); agendas and back-up materials will be available on the preceding Thursday HERE. You are always welcome to attend, or to watch live on either your cable channel 97/98 or online HERE. Shortly following the meetings, videos will be available to watch HERE. I think most of the neighboring residents are aware of the upcoming Neighborhood Information Meeting (NIM) for the One Naples proposal. There is, however, a new location (and most of you are probably aware of that, as well; this is just in case). The NIM was moved both because people were complaining that the prior location was too far from the neighborhood, and because there probably wouldn't have been enough room for all who wish to attend. Our statute requires all property owners within a certain distance of the proposed rezoning to be notified -- all those neighbors will have received the updated location, but interest extends well beyond those communities. If you know anyone interested in this NIM -- and I encourage anyone with questions or concerns to attend -- please share the information about the updated location with them. UPDATED VERSION: Many readers found the information below to be helpful, and many new subscribers have asked to receive it, so I have updated it and reprinted it below. I have heard from many of you about the proposed One Naples project at Vanderbilt Beach and Gulfshore, asking about a timeline for this project. (Most of you mention you’ve visited the updated OneNaples.com website, so you’ve seen their description of the proposed development and I won’t bother to repeat that. If you haven't, the website has lots of information and renderings to view.) Here's what I can tell you: After months of inactivity, this proposal was re- submitted at the end of October. Currently the application is being reviewed by staff. The first Review Letter, listing areas where staff has further questions or what items might be deficient, was sent out at the end of November. The developer reviewed staff’s questions and concerns and re-submitted a complete new application at the end of January. This second application is now being reviewed by staff. Most applications go through this cycle several times before they are deemed complete and scheduled for public hearings. So there is no timeline yet to share. As you probably know, our Land Development Code requires the developer to hold a Neighborhood Information Meeting (NIM); the NIM must be held at least 15 days before the Planning Commission hearing, but could be held anytime between staff's first review and then. As mentioned above, that meeting will happen next week. You can read the application and review letters in the public portal for our Growth Management Division HERE. Click on “Status and Fees” under the “Planning Department.” Once you prove you’re a human, you can search for One Naples or use the applications numbers. The application number for the PUD is 20190000697, and for the Small Scale Growth Management Plan Amendment it is 20190000696. Most of the information seems to be under the PUD application number. You will be able to follow along through the entire process at this site. As with most rezones, there will be numerous revisions to the application requested by staff, the public, and the Collier County Planning Commission. It has always been my practice not to comment on an application until after the staff has reviewed it, the NIM has occurred, and the Planning Commission has vetted the application in a public hearing. Many times, especially on large rezones, significant changes are made during that process. I want to see what it is that the Commissioners will be asked to consider before making comments. Otherwise, I could be commenting on something that won't even be included in the final proposal. Having said that, there are significant issues that the applicant will need to adequately address -- traffic concerns, density, building heights, etc. I anticipate that many people will attend and participate in the NIM and the Planning Commission meeting and I encourage all interested parties to do so. I will be watching the process closely. Did a friend send you this email?Click HERE to subscribe! Copyright © 2020 Andy Solis, District 2 County Commissioner, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because of your association with Collier County Commission District 2. Our mailing address is: Andy Solis, District 2 County Commissioner 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, Fl 34112 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list From:Luis Hernandez Davila To:TaylorPenny Subject:In support of One Naples project Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 2:20:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, I am writing to you today in support of the One Naples project and ask you to vote yes on all items that will allow the project to proceed as planned. As a local business owner, I have had the opportunity to work with Stock Development over many years on multiple video projects. I know, firsthand, that Stock Development is an ethical company that truly believes in doing the right thing for the community, while developing quality projects and protecting the unique quality of life we are all so fortunate to enjoy here in Collier County. As someone who raised a family here, I have watched Collier County grow for over 25 years. Just like you, I want what’s best for the community. I want Collier County to continue to grow, ethically and responsibly and I believe that the One Naples project will contribute positively to that growth. I believe the opposition is being deceptive in their presentation of the facts about the project and the renderings they have displayed do not at all reflect Stock’s plans for lush landscaping and well-designed buildings that will blend right in to the area. Contrary to what the opposition has been saying, Stock has directly addressed concerns about traffic and I believe this is the best option to keep traffic to a minimum. In addition, the building heights have been reduced to levels that are lower than some of the neighboring condominiums. The “canyon of buildings” argument simply isn’t valid in my opinion. Finally, as a Hispanic American, I take personal offense to the opposition’s usage of terms like “Miami West” or “Miamification of Naples” in their advertising. In the past, I have heard people use terminology like this to discriminate against people of Hispanic or Jewish descent. Whether that’s their intention or not, it’s simply done in poor taste and does not reflect well on the people of Collier County. In the end, I believe that the One Naples project will create many good-paying jobs and it will be a good source of property tax income for the County. Thank you for your time and consideration. And thank you for your continued efforts to make Collier County a great place to live while protecting our unique quality of life! P.S. I hope all is well with you and your family! I have been seeing your photography book all around town.... love it!!! Sincerely, Lou Hernandez 4629 Lakewood Blvd Naples, FL 34112 From:YilmazGeorge To:TaylorPenny Subject:In the news Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 5:42:30 PM Good evening Commissioner, It is worthwhile to share! Thank you fir your Policy Leadership... Respectfully, George G. George Yilmaz, Ph.D, P.E. Public Utilities Department Head Direct (239) 252-2540 | Cell (239) 289-9685 From: LongaEvelyn <Evelyn.Longa@colliercountyfl.gov> Date: February 25, 2021 at 4:30:08 PM EST To: DL-PU_SUPERVISORS <DL-PU_SUPERVISORS@colliercountyfl.gov>, HernandezAndrea <Andrea.Hernandez@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: In the news Public Utilities Illegal dumping in Golden Gate Estates continues NBC-2 2/22/21 Illegal dumping continues in Golden Gate Estates, despite a free neighborhood cleanup event that Collier County Solid Waste Management hosted. Now, residents are banding together to clean out the rest of the junk dumped around their neighborhoods ahead of the event’s second week. “This place is so beautiful, we all live here because we love nature and we respect every single piece of plant and animal that lives here,” resident Sofi Bocque said. Last week, Bocque’s neighbor discovered illegally dumped construction debris and cow legs at the south end of 4th Street Northwest, near a canal lining Immokalee Road. “Keep your trash in your car, put it in the garbage afterwards. It’s not a big deal, it’s just easy, and keep our neighborhoods clean,” Bocque said. Incidents like this inspired the county to launch the free cleanup events. Last Saturday brought in more than 160 residents. “We filled up over five containers with construction demolition so quite a bit,”said Kari Hodgson, director of Solid Waste Management. Meanwhile, the county took to the streets to collect the trash after neighbors cleaned up the trail. Anyone who witnesses illegal dumping is asked to call 311. County hosts community Golden Gate Estates clean-up event NBC-2 2/19/21 Collier County Solid Waste is holding a neighborhood cleanup in Golden Gate Estates after complaints of trash piling up in the community. The event is Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and again the following Saturday at the same time. Community members will have the opportunity to clean up their street and clean out their home, according to event organizers. This cleanup comes after trash was being left behind in the neighborhood including dishwashers, tools, boxes, shirts and more. Illegally dumped cow carcasses worry some Golden Gate Estates residents NBC-2 2/17/21 Neighbors living in a northeastern Golden Gate Estates neighborhood are concerned after a couple found illegally dumped cow remains. Monday afternoon, Missi Bellmande and her husband were taking a stroll at the south end of 4th Street Northwest. She said, “That area is a really pretty part of the estates.” The couple made a horrifying discovery as they approached the canal lining Immokalee Road. She said, “We saw two piles…it looked like construction debris dumped at the end of it. It was stucco- covered wood and boards with nails and stuff like that in just a bunch of black garbage bags.” Then something else caught their eyes just a few feet away. “I noticed the smell and I looked down and I saw a cow leg…like literally a full-sized cow leg,” she said. “I continued to look around the area and there was the hide and another leg.” Bellande worried the cow was stolen and slaughtered. The couple called 911. Investigators on scene determined the remains had been there for up to two weeks. Luckily they didn’t match the descriptions of any missing cows in the area. Meredith Budd with the Florida Wildlife Federation said more than just the cow was harmed here. “Decomposing bodies…decaying carcasses can cause bacterial contamination to our water, especially when you see it so close to our canal systems. That’s a human health and safety concern,” Budd said. Budd urges people to call your local waste management districts when unsure of how to get rid of something. Collier County Solid Waste Management is actively working to prevent incidents like this. On February 20 and 27 from 8 am to noon, the Tim Nance Recycling Center near the Collier Fairgrounds will take any clutter, including bulk items. Residents usually pay $12 per cubic yard. Collier County Guest opinion: One Naples has 'morphed from truly outrageous to simply atrocious' Naples Daily News 2/25/21 Brian Stock was given his opportunity, in this space, to present his proposed One Naples development to the community. I have respect for Mr. Stock and his company. He has done many good things. Sadly, One Naples will not be one of them. Mr. Stock compares his Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood project with the Ritz Carlton and the “luxury condominium towers of Pelican Bay.” He fails to point out that Pelican Bay is a 2,100 acre Planned Development, nearly 400 times larger than his own site, with extensive building setback requirements and more than 500 acres of open space. It is true that One Naples, as currently proposed, has changed significantly from its original design. It has morphed from truly outrageous to simply atrocious. Stock seeks a density of up to 172 residential units in a coastal high hazard area where 87 are permitted. He seeks building heights of 186 feet where County Planning staff has stated that 76 feet is compatible with the neighborhood. He seeks fifteen-foot setbacks to a wall 35 feet high stretching more than 700 feet along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive. Setbacks to his 186-foot towers range between 25 and 30 feet where the requirement is for 93 feet. He seeks to count second floor private amenities such as swimming pools and cabanas as a significant portion of the required open space. True, he offers to provide numerous area improvements, traffic lights, bicycle paths, etc. But these come at the cost of destroying a neighborhood. And who really benefits? Just Stock, himself, and 172 new condominium owners. Lately, Mr. Stock has been taking out advertisements promoting One Naples in the same way that his opinion piece did. Does he “protest too much?” If One Naples were the wonderful development he describes, would such advertisements be necessary? Would he have to offer a nearby condominium project inducements valued at over $500,000 in order to solicit a letter of support? Recently, Save Vanderbilt Beach and other neighborhood groups have sponsored a “Growth Management Survey” to determine community attitudes toward growth and development throughout Collier County. As of this writing 2,125 responses to the survey have been received. More than 92% of them have called for County Commissioners to deny the amendment to the County’s Growth Management Plan (GMP) that Stock seeks. These numbers fly in the face of Mr. Stock’s statement that he is “encouraged by the many who enthusiastically await our project.” If constructed, One Naples will be a disaster for Vanderbilt Beach. It will mark the beginning of the “Miamification” of the neighborhood. No longer will future developers have to point to Pelican Bay to justify their too dense, too tall, aspirations. They will simply have to point to One Naples to make their case that their design is compatible and complementary to the area. County Commissioners meet on March 1 to consider Stock’s requests. Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc has been joined by the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, the Naples Park Area Association, the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, the Collier County Presidents Council, and thousands of others throughout the County in demanding that the Commissioners deny Stock’s request to amend the GMP. Will the commissioners be deaf to the demands of their constituents as they have many times in the past? If so, watch out, Collier County, you are on your way to becoming the Miami of the west coast. Buzz Victor is President for Save Vanderbilt Beach, Inc. New park could be a safe place for Collier County families during pandemic WINK News 2/20/21 Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park is planned for the area near the Collier County fairgrounds. Families are hoping it can be a safe place for children to stay active during the pandemic. Plans for the park include fields for recreational sports, an outdoor gym and an aquatics center. Another addition in the park is especially for kids. Parents say this is the perfect time for a park to be built in the community. “It’s pretty cool,” said Jennifer Borges’ son. “It looks nice,” And kids aren’t the only ones excited about the new Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park construction in Golden Gate Estates. Daryl Digirlamo says this will be a good experience for his kids. “We’re excited just trying to give my kids that experience I had growing up,” he said. The parents are happy as well. After being cooped up in their homes for so long because of the pandemic, a new park is a perfect and safe addition to this community. “It’s kinda cool to be free and get back to some normalcy out there and be able to play,” Digirolamo said. “They need it. He just went back to school because we’ve been at home doing the homeschooling thing, but they need an outlet,” said Borges. The $45 million project will have not one, but four soccer fields, a community center, a dog park, two softball fields and a pool. “I think it’s going to be great. We definitely need something for the youngsters in the community out here in the estates,” Borges said. Parents are also thrilled that the park will be close by so they can take their children. They say this is something Golden Gate Estates is lacking. “As the city grows and expands out this way, it’s cool to bring parks we would probably have to travel in the city for,” said Digirolamo. You can already see that the construction process is in full swing. The county says the north end of the project is set to open in April and the south end of the park should be open by July. Rural village proposal on Immokalee Road draws concerns Naples Daily News 2/18/21 Developers of a potential rural village off Immokalee Road in Collier are asking the county to change a portion of a rural growth plan, drawing concerns from environmental groups and those opposed to development in the area. The county’s planning commission unanimously voted Thursday to agree to the changes. The amendments will now be sent to the board of county commissioners for approval, a process known as transmittal. Edwin Fryer, chairman of the planning commission, said after voting that he will, at a later date, drill down on issues he sees so the public can understand what is going on. “I’m going to vote in favor of this because there has been sufficient public speaking against certain aspects of it so it will have to be considered by the board of county commissioners, not on the consent agenda but there will have to be a hearing,” Fryer said. The proposal outlines a potential village containing up to 4,000 residences with areas set aside for commercial and civil development. The area to be developed would be just west of Everglades Boulevard on Immokalee Road. Richard Yovanovich, representing the developer, said the changes are needed for any type of village to occur. “We are coming through with certain tweaks because in order for a village to occur there needs to be tweaks. Otherwise it makes no economic sense,” he said. The developer is a partnership linked to Palm Beach billionaire Jeff Greene. The proposed area for development is under the county’s Rural Fringe Mixed-Use Development plan, originally created to discourage urban sprawl and protect wetlands and wildlife. The plan uses a credit system designed to protect certain areas from development while allowing developers to exercise their rights. The area, called the Immokalee Road Rural Village Overlay, has been in the works for about two years, Yovanovich said. “Candidly, if we don’t get transmittal we just need to stop and not spend anymore,” he said. “We started this about two years ago and are at a point where we need to know if these tweaks will be supported by the Board of Collier Commissioners.” Local environmental advocate groups have been in talks with the developer in hopes of having wildlife crossings put in and certain habitats created. The boundaries of the proposed area contain both primary and secondary Florida panther habitat. Meredith Budd of the Florida Wildlife Federation said it’s apparent that panthers are being struck and killed by cars just west of the proposed village on Immokalee Road. “That’s not only an issue for wildlife, but there are human safety issues as well,” Budd said. “It’s a relatively high-speed road and hitting a bear at that speed is certainly a human safety concern. A large crossing, preferably two, really need to be considered and planned along this segment of the roadway.” The area is surrounded by already preserved lands to the north and west, so wildlife will persist in those areas. Budd said it’s critical that the internal roadways of a potential village also include traffic calming measures such as reduced speeds and speed bumps. Planning commissioner Joe Schmitt asked representatives of the developer if wildlife crossings would just bring large mammals into residential areas. Environmental consultant for the applicant, Andy Woodruff, said the lands panthers used in the area have already been chopped up because of development activity around the proposed site, so it’s basically a dead end for them. Woodruff said there’s a concern that crossings would funnel panthers into the Golden Gate Estates just east of the proposed development site, but the developer will continue working with local groups on the matter. Should panthers be evicted for new community in Collier County? WINK News 2/18/21 Development vs. wildlife: Should a 1,000-acre town be built east of Golden Gate Estates in Collier County? Those living in one community are in an uproar because protected Florida panthers already live there. Rae Ann Burton describes living in Golden Gate Estates as an escape. “The reason that people moved to rural Golden Gate Estates is to get away from the city, from the noise, from the pollution and from the crimes.” But she’s hearing more construction noise than ever before, and she fears for endangered Florida panthers – and her quiet lifestyle. “I have seen more traffic going up and down my dead-end street than I have ever seen and they’re constantly building up.” Burton went to the Collier County Planning Commission meeting on Thursday to speak against the Longwater Village development. Plans right now include 2,600 homes and 90,000 square feet of office space and government buildings, all just east of the Estates in what’s known as the Rural Lands Stewardship Area (RLSA) along the Desoto Boulevard/Oil Well Road corridor. April Olson, an environmental planning specialist with The Conservancy of Southwest Florida, worries what the project will mean for the panthers by “replacing essential habitat … with homes, cars and businesses.” She says the design doesn’t fit the RLSA. “All of these developments that come forward are supposed to be walkable, they’re supposed to be self-sufficient, they’re supposed to planned smart growth.” But developer Collier Enterprises says the Village will encourage biking and walking, and include services and goods for all in the area to enjoy. Burton doesn’t buy it. “Our property should not be destroyed for the rights of the developer.” The Collier County Planning Commission will discuss the project in their March 4 meeting. If approved by them, it would go in front of county commissioners. Developers say the project would be finished in 12 years, if approved. Beyond Failing Fort Myers wastewater system could cause major sewage spill WINK News 2/17/21 Fort Myers leaders have learned the equipment inside the City’s wastewater system is failing, which could lead to a catastrophic sewage spill. This comes after Mayor Kevin Anderson and Fort Myers City Council were already dealing with more than $500,000 in fines due to Florida Department of Environmental Protection determining the City failed to address previous sewage spills. The mayor did not hide his feelings during a public meeting at city hall. He asked direct and pointed questions to the man in charge of the city’s public works department. The State DEP said Fort Myers was responsible for 70 different spills, many of which ended up in our waterways. “Are we OK to think that there are no pumps out there ready to go?” Anderson asked. “No. I cannot say that,” said Richard Moulton, the director of Fort Myers Public Works. Anderson and council also learned for the first time the City has paid outside company Siemens AG millions of dollars since 2016 to maintain its water system, a system now determined to be failing. “How likely are we to face a catastrophic failure at one of our plants,” Anderson asked? “In general, are we in the face of a failure because of the systems that’s installed and not being maintained properly?” “We’re in the process of replacing all these,” Moulton responded. “I understand we’re in the process, but are we at risk of a major failure at one of these plants?” Anderson asked. “I don’t know the answer to that,” Moulton said. The city engineer was asked similar questions and shared a similar response to the public works director. “Again, I will ask the members of the council, how many of you were aware that this problem even existed?” Anderson said. The answer was none. Mayor Anderson and Councilman Fred Burson have placed blame on the city manager for both problems. “There was an issue with the DEP that we needed to negotiate,” City Manager Saeed Kazemi said. “It doesn’t matter if there was an issue,” Anderson said. “I requested rightfully so a document, and I was not provided it.” At first Councilwoman Teresa Watkins Brown supported the city manager at the onset of the wastewater management issues, saying he’s not intentionally gong around the city and bursting pipes. But when she learned about the City paying a private company to maintain the water plants, she stopped. Mayor Anderson wants an independent investigation into the City’s wastewater management. Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Jane Mowat To:TaylorPenny Cc:GrecoSherry Subject:Letter concerning One Naples proposed development Date:Monday, July 20, 2020 1:37:35 PM Attachments:CCF20200720_0003.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. July 20, 2020 County Commissioner Penny Taylor, 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 303, Naples, Florida, 34112 Via email: Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov Dear Honorable County Commissioner Taylor, I am writing with respect of the One Naples project proposed by Stock Developments to be built at the corners of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive. For over 10 years I have had a residence on Gulf Shore Drive with my husband and we have been enjoying Vanderbilt Beach for over 15 years. I am very concerned about the impacts of this proposed development on an already congested road and limited beach area. As such I am hoping you will not grant them various requested variances to the existing building regulations for their development in terms of building heights and density, set backs and green space. Doing so will harm a unique part of Naples. As such I ask you vote No to the rezoning proposed for this project. I am not sure if you have had the opportunity to enjoy the sunset on Vanderbilt beach or the pristine sand and water but it is truly a gem of an area in north Naples – one enjoyed by seasonal residents, visitors and permanent home owners who count on access to the beach for much of their recreation. However, in season and holidays the beach is “packed” particularly the public entrances where people come to use the beach. Often there is not a speck of room for a towel or chair let alone room to throw a frisbee or enjoy a beach game. This is the situation on the beach even before considering the COVID -19 pandemic (which may be only the first to come) and the recommended social distancing. I cannot imagine how the number of people who would like to access the beach particularly on weekends and holidays will be able to do so and social distance. As such adding more permanent residents or hotel guests to the beach is not a healthy idea let alone one that leaves space for the permanent Naples residents that would like to access the beach. The Proposed development at One Naples will only exacerbate the current overcrowding of the beach and the roads in this neighbourhood. Driving west on Vanderbilt Beach Road is often backed up as it is mostly a single lane road heading to the beach. More residents heading west with cars will only make this worse. The proposed development will also ruin the “casual - holiday type” feeling the current low -rise mixed use buildings on the north-east corner provide where people can come from the beach and congregate, grab a casual bite to eat or go to the store. I understand One Naples will provide more public parking but bringing more and more people to this small slice of beach is not going to be healthy for the beach and its wild life or good for the already congested road systems. Pelican Bay has taller towers than those presently on Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive and I understand the One Naples project is looking at those types of heights but Pelican Bay’s main thorough fare is 4 lanes. Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive at the beach are both single lane roads that carry an above average number of people walking (Gulf Shore with no sidewalks) and cycling. Vanderbilt Beach Road doesn’t even have proper bicycle paths all the way to the beach west of Vanderbilt Drive. More traffic is a very real safety concern to those walking, and cycling, let alone the frustrations of more traffic. Taller towers will also “shade” existing lower rise buildings to the east and north. No one buying in the neighborhood should have to foresee developers neglecting to follow existing building requirements and having their homes changed forever. Development is accepted as being likely for the area but development that does not consider the existing landscape, buildings, needs, very limited roadways and the precious environment provided by the Gulf of Mexico should be opposed. Many species of birds, turtles and water animals make the Gulf their home. More construction, more concrete, more people only continues to threaten their habitat. Let alone more people that would need to evacuate in the event of hurricanes or floods. Development will be an excellent stimulus for the economy but that will be a one time shot and can be achieved with lower rise, less dense and properly set back development that is already allowed. Approving more height, more density and more road and beach congestion will negatively impact the Vanderbilt Beach area forever. I ask you vote NO to Stock Development’s proposed project and the rezoning requested for the One Naples project. Thank you for your consideration, Jane Mowat c.c. Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov From:Judy Willemain To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Cc:Brian Maher (bamaher55@gmail.com); Brooke Newell de Gunzburg (brookenewell@gmail.com); Peter Ariens; joanmoosally@gmail.com; Pat Griesdorn (pgriesdorn@gmail.com); Deanna Torres; Mary Danitz Subject:Letter from Trieste Board President - Save Vanderbilt Beach Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:54:29 AM Attachments:2021 Feb 24 Ltr to Collier County .pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please find attached a letter from Trieste Association’s Board President regarding “Save Vanderbilt Beach.” Stay safe and healthy! Wishing you a great day and thank you very much for your help it’s greatly appreciated. Thank you, Judy Willemain, CAM Administrative Assistant Trieste at Bay Colony 8787 Bay Colony Drive, #4000 Naples FL. 34108 triesteadmin@guestservices.com 239-597-8787 Fax 239-591-1626 From:Diana Riley To:SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill Subject:Letter of Support for the One Naples Project Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 11:48:14 AM Attachments:Stock One Naples Letter.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning, Collier County Commissioners. Attached is my letter of support for the One Naples project. I hope you will share my thoughts at the hearing. Please confirm receipt and if you need any additional information, please let me know. With Warm Regards, Diana L. Riley, Founder 8891 Brighton Lane, Suite 103 Bonita Springs, FL 34135 Cell: 301.706.7131 Email: Diana@swingingwithpurpose.org Website: www.swingingwithpurpose.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/swingingwithpurpose Instagram: #swingingwithpurpose From:LINDA C SPEVACEK To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Local Resident and I Oppose One Naples Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 11:30:06 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, I am writing to very simply let you all know that I oppose the One Naples project as currently proposed. I sat on a planning and zoning board for over a decade in another state, so I understand your difficult task to balance responsible development with local interests. One Naples, however, is not responsible development. The project is vastly over scaled for both the specific site and general location. The concentration of buildings and height of the towers is wrong for the area. You do NOT have to change zoning to fit a developer’s requests, in fact your responsibility is to the existing citizenry and the specifics of the site. I am not opposed to all development on the site, in fact a lower density and mid-rise only development that matches the scale of the surrounding neighborhoods north of Vanderbilt Beach Road, and which contains some restaurants and retail available to the public, would be an appropriate and welcome development for that site. Please vote to deny the application as it stands. Thank you, Linda Spevacek 851 92nd Ave N Naples, FL 34108 From:Kay Woolley To:Betty Pircio; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:10:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am writing this to encourage those of you who truly care about Naples, Florida to overwhelmingly vote against Stocks One Naples project. My husband and I have owned at the Barefoot Pelican 30 years. We have enjoyed the comforts and ambiance of the beach community that is just about ready to be destroyed. It is unbelievable to me, as an individual married to a Ph.D. In biology, that anyone could even think about allowing this monstrosity if they are even remotely interested in the environment. I guess tomorrows meeting will tell us who cares and who is only interested in the almighty dollar. Brian Stock, I refuse to call him Mr. since he has no scruples, is interested in the most bang for his buck and he certainly does not care about Naples, the community, or anyone who lives here. I am sorry to see some of you agreeing with this project. I would respectfully ask each of you to be the voice of reason and vote NO on this project as it stands. Respectfully. Kay Woolley From:sandra dorfman To:SolisAndy; McDanielBill; TaylorPenny Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:07:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote NO on One Naples GMP amendment tomorrow From:Ilona Schmidt To:TaylorPenny Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:54:48 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. One Naples Sent from Mail for Windows 10 NO to approving the development of ONE NAPLES. From:epircio@verizon.net To:TaylorPenny; greg@stuarturbandesign.com; wschuman@mwe.com; kmelkus@wcas.com; gemarks7@gmail.com; buzz@unitedstor-all.com; mee3eaa@aol.com; nancy.pbpoa@gmail.com Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:13:24 AM Attachments:TRANSCRIPT PLANNING COMM. OCT.1, 2020 113-121.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Thank you for meeting with us this morning. It was so refreshing to sit in on a meeting where we were listened to and not interrupted. Attached is a transcript of the Octover 1, 2020 meeting of the Planning Commission noting the important pages where the Planning Staff made their recommendations for the One Naples Development. I personally called James Sabo after the meeting and he told me that these recommendations were the result of meetings he had with Anita Jenkins, Mr. French and Mr Cohen and they had all agreed that these recommendations would bring One Naples more in conformity with the neighborhood's Overlay called the Vanderbilt Beach Overlay District. I have underlined the more important recommendations and this encouraged all of us to support the staff. Now it appears that the staff has allowed Stock to influence them, and as a result, we cannot unilaterally agree with these recommendations. As an aside that Nancy just mentioned, Stock changed their submissions in Dec. 2020 with just a letter to the County Attorney without any posting to the County web site. I called James Sabo about it and he had not yet received the changes. Stock continues to "be a moving target" in that changes are made without public notification.We believe that this is done to make the opposition look inept. Thank you for your time. I enjoyed the meeting a lot Regards Elizabeth (Betty) Pircio 781-690-0486 Barefoot Pelican Condominium 271 South Bay Dr. Naples, FL 34108 epircio@verizon.net From:Linda Kahn To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; Burt.Saunders@colliercounty Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 9:09:44 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Don’t allow One Naples to go forward. Worst idea possible. I’m a year rounder who lives in Pelican Bay. You haven’t built nearly enough roads as it is. Build those first before new projects. One Naples will be a disaster, Linda Kahn From:gerdic@netzero.net To:Burt.Saundes@colliercountyfl.gov; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 6:46:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We are absolutely opposed to the Stock Project, One Naples. The area is already overcrowded and no matter what they say they will do it will only add to the already congested area. We have lived off of VB road for 19 years and have first hand knowledge of how crowded and congested this area is. Please DO NOT let this project go through. Richard and Geraldine Hrazanek, 3880 Valentia Way From:CoxMichael To:ZelaBendisa; PriceLen; BrockMaryJo; FrenchJames; KlatzkowJeff; OchsLeo; PriceLen; TaylorPenny; WillerSpectorLee; YilmazGeorge; SolisAndy; GoodnerAngela; SaundersBurt; LykinsDave; McDanielBill; FilsonSue; GrecoSherry; CohenThaddeus; LoCastroRick; CapizziAixa; RodriguezDan Cc:BrethauerPaula Subject:March 1 BCC Special Meeting Agenda Index (UPDATE) Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 3:43:19 PM The BCC Special Meeting for One Naples Agenda has been updated to reflect corrections to companion language for all four items, and to more accurately reflect each item as it was advertised. The agenda for the March 1, 2021 BCC Special Meeting (One Naples) has been published and is available through the IPAD, or by clicking on the link below: http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx or http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=1&ID=1829&Inline=True If you would like to open the Agenda Packet as a pdf file, it is located at I:\ITAgendaArchive under the filename 20210301BCCAgendaPacket (Folder 2021) You may also download the agenda or agenda packet to your IPAD through WeGovern or Goodreader. In order to download to Goodreader, you will need to perform the following: 1. In Goodreader, press the connect button. 2. Click on “browse the web” 3. Enter www.colliercountyfl.gov 4. When the website opens, scroll to the bottom and select Meetings/Agendas 5. From the popup box, select “Follow the Link” or “Open Link” 6. Find the March 1st, and click on either “Agenda,” for the index only, or “Agenda Packet” for the entire agenda* * If the March 1st meeting is not available move the screen so you can see the “Meeting Group” dropdown list, and select “Board of County Commissioners” 7. From the popup box, select “Download the linked file” – The download should begin. Contact Information Technology at extension 8888 if you have any questions, or need assistance. Michael Cox Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:CoxMichael To:ZelaBendisa; PriceLen; BrockMaryJo; FrenchJames; KlatzkowJeff; OchsLeo; PriceLen; TaylorPenny; WillerSpectorLee; YilmazGeorge; SolisAndy; GoodnerAngela; SaundersBurt; LykinsDave; McDanielBill; FilsonSue; GrecoSherry; CohenThaddeus; LoCastroRick; CapizziAixa; RodriguezDan Cc:BrethauerPaula Subject:March 1 BCC Special Meeting Agenda Index Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:00:08 AM The agenda for the March 1, 2021 BCC Special Meeting (One Naples) has been published and is available through the IPAD, or by clicking on the link below: http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx or http://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=1&ID=1829&Inline=True If you would like to open the Agenda Packet as a pdf file, it is located at I:\ITAgendaArchive under the filename 20210301BCCAgendaPacket (Folder 2021) You may also download the agenda or agenda packet to your IPAD through WeGovern or Goodreader. In order to download to Goodreader, you will need to perform the following: 1. In Goodreader, press the connect button. 2. Click on “browse the web” 3. Enter www.colliercountyfl.gov 4. When the website opens, scroll to the bottom and select Meetings/Agendas 5. From the popup box, select “Follow the Link” or “Open Link” 6. Find the March 1st, and click on either “Agenda,” for the index only, or “Agenda Packet” for the entire agenda* * If the March 1st meeting is not available move the screen so you can see the “Meeting Group” dropdown list, and select “Board of County Commissioners” 7. From the popup box, select “Download the linked file” – The download should begin. Contact Information Technology at extension 8888 if you have any questions, or need assistance. Michael Cox Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:gemarks7@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny Cc:"Buzz Victor"; "Ken Melkus"; "Greg Stuart"; "Nancy Lewis" Subject:Marco Island Setback information as Requested - email 1 of 2 Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9:56:10 PM Attachments:Marco Island 1.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, As requested, we evaluated the setbacks that exist on Marco island along the high-rise properties. We utilized Google Earth Pro which has a sophisticated measuring application as part of the software. I have prepared the attached documents, albeit crude sketches, that show the setbacks. I’m sure they are not 100% accurate, but you would be surprised how accurate they can be and the dimensions shown are just a representative of the setbacks that exist. There are a couple of 1 story parking garages that are setback 55’ from the road, but they are across from resort areas and the actual towers range from a 265’ setback from the road to over 450’ from the road in the first area shown and range from a 70’ setback at the 1 story parking garage to 135’ setback at another parking garage. The closest a tower ever gets to the road in this section is 70’ and that is only at one property, but that tower is only 6 stories high, not 12 of 14 of 16. This is SIGNIFICANTY greater than the 15’ setback to the 3 story parking garage and 25’ setback to a high-rise tower as proposed by Stock on a much smaller site and I doubt that the County gave them $4,300,000 in land value to create those buildings or to grossly violate the existing GMP at the time. I am just surmising as I do not know the history of those properties, but a review of the plans does show that the towers are consistent in their setbacks and compatible with each other. One Naples is in no way consistent or compatible with the surrounding properties as currently designed. Please reach out to me if you have any additional questions and see the attached diagrams. I will send them in 2 emails due to their size. Thank you, George E. Marks 215-870-5543 ( c ) 1 Martha S. Vergara From:Jackie Corbett <jackie7corbett@gmail.com> Sent:Tuesday, February 9, 2021 4:55 PM To:TaylorPenny EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Stop Stock! From:Joan Verardo To:TaylorPenny Subject:Monday"s Naples One Meeting Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:19:44 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, While I am relieved to hear Stock has purchased additional property in the construction area of One Naples, I remain concerned over the scope and breadth of this project. Therefore, I am asking you, as a representative of Collier County and the people living here who value the natural beauty of the area, to not allow Stock’s current project to move forward. Instead, they need to revise their plans in order to follow the codes, covenants and rules that are already in place. This is the only way the interests of the people will be protected and our rights and expectations as taxpayers respected. Please don’t let us down. There is so much here at stake! Sincerely, Joan Joan Verardo 8410 Excalibur Circle Naples, 34108 From:Ann Darwish To:TaylorPenny Subject:My opposition to One Naples: Reasons to reconsider - Vote NO on One Naples Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 2:57:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny, Thank you for representing the citizens of Collier County. Your lone voice is deeply appreciated. My opposition to One Naples: Reasons to reconsider Dear Commissioners, First I want to thank you for your work on behalf of the citizens of Collier County. I want to voice my continued concern regarding the One Naples project. I feel it is not in line with other developments in the area. Pelican Bay development is not comparable to the Vanderbilt Beach community, as the setbacks were designed many years ago and it is one contiguous community as opposed to the beach area, which is a residential street. I do not wish to quash development, but I do want smart growth. One Naples is a bad precedent for our town. It will lead to many other developments of high density being approved, with will permanently alter the character of not just the immediate area around the project, but the whole community over time. I have always said I would never want to leave Naples when I retire, as my husband and I have built our life here in this community. However, I do not wish to live in a recreation of the towns on the east coast. People move to Naples to escape those! Why do we wish to destroy the very thing that makes people choose Naples as their home? It is not just the One Naples project by Stock that I oppose. As a Realtor in the area I have been a big supporter of Stock. For me this is nothing against just them. It is opposition to the continued waivers we hand out to developers - whether it be those building in the town or building in the expanding area out east. We can not continue this pace of growth and maintain the charming charter of our beloved Naples. Traffic gets worse each year, access to the beach by the public is made more difficult, and little by little our quality of life here slips away. I understand the tax revenue, employment, and economic stimulus concerns that are behind our need for growth. These are legitimate. However, I wish to caution against the outcome of continuing to give waivers to developers, be it for density, set backs, building height, or environmental in nature. It is changing our town and not for the better. If we continue to grow without a means to preserve what has made Naples such a special place to live, we will sow the seeds of our downfall. Those who have moved to Naples over the years have come for a reason. We have always been a special community. I oppose One Naples and the continued waivers of well established development guidelines for developers. We are not just "Saving Vanderbilt Beach" we are saving our town. I am including my previous letters that detail my reasons for opposition to One Naples for your review below. I implore you to consider your decision carefully in this matter. Respectfully, Ann Darwish REALTOR®, GRI, RSPS, SFR®, BPOR, ABR® Naples Resident since 2000 (239) 248-4965 anndarwish@me.com ............................................................................................................................................. LETTERS OF OPPOSITION TO ONE NAPLES - REASONS FOR OBJECTIONS: Subject: Opposition to One Naples - “Highest and best use” should not equate to maximum profits and high density Dear Commissioner, I am writing in opposition to One Naples. I believe Collier County is headed in the wrong direction. If we give waiver after waiver to developers, then we really have no standards! I oppose the One Naples development, even with Stock’s latest revisions and wanted to share are my thoughts. I strongly oppose Stock’s One Naples and continued exceptions for developers. Setbacks and other zoning regulations have been relaxed lately and I don’t like the results. This project is another on the list of “letting it slide” and lack of enforcement of current long time zoning regulations. For first time in 20 years of living here I am thinking I may not stay in Naples when I retire. Naples is trending in a BAD direction. I am not alone in that opinion. Just because current zoning allows it does not make it in keeping with what has been built in the area. In my mind, there is a distinction between a project that is allowed and one that would be appropriate. We can make choices that affect population density and the overall feel of our community. “Highest and best use” should not equate to maximum profits and high density for the rest of us who live in Naples. I support growth that is in keeping with our goal as a community. If growth means we become a Mini- Boca, is that what we want to be? If we resign ourselves to MONEY RULES then eventually the even “the rich” end up on the wrong side of the equation! One thing Naples teaches us: no matter how rich you are, there is always someone who has more than you. Commissioner, what happens when it comes to your neighborhood??? As the saying goes “be careful what you wish for.” Again, I strongly oppose One Naples and continued exceptions for developers. I will rely on the words of others who can express the details of the issue better than me. Please consider voting against continued waivers to our building and development codes. Be mindful of the precedent you set and the underlying message it sends to the rest of the community. Respectfully, Ann Darwish REALTOR®, GRI, RSPS, SFR®, BPOR, ABR® Naples resident since 2000 ................................................................................................................................................................. Dear Commissioner, In the coming weeks, you will be given the opportunity to do a great service to the citizens of Collier County in general and to the Pelican Bay, Vanderbilt Beach and Naples Park communities specifically. You will have the opportunity of strongly and in no uncertain terms, recommending to the Board of County Commissioners that they deny the application of Stock Development for the approval of its One Naples project at the corner of Gulfshore Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road as it is currently proposed. Why should you take this action? I know that the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulfshore Drive is currently an eyesore, and I know that it needs to be redeveloped. Stock may be a good choice as the developer, but his current plan is a significant overreach. The current design which includes a 700-foot long 35-foot high wall 15-feet off his property line and a mere 35-feet from edge of the pavement along the length of Gulfshore and VBR, no matter what the planting in front of it, is not in the public interest. It will be a monstrosity for decades to come. And the towers, two 208-foot high structures as close as 25 feet to the property line will dominate the landscape, dwarfing the surrounding buildings. Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc has provided the County Planning Staff with its recommendations as to how One Naples might be redesigned to be neighborhood compatible. These recommendations address building height, density of residential units, setbacks, open space and more. Latitude is provided to Stock, giving the development flexibility vis-à-vis the existing C-3 zoning restrictions. I encourage you to request that the staff provide you with the Cover Letter and the Compatibility Standards document provided by Greg Stuart Associates, Planners to the County planning staff. Can I count on you to recommend denying his current design? Ask him to review the documents referred to above. You need not wait until the formal meeting. A call from you today indicating that you can’t vote for today’s design, but that you would fully support a project more sensitive to neighborhood wishes and compatibility would go a long way to bringing Stock back to the table It’s not too late. Stock is asking the county to donate nearly .8 acres to him in the form of the vacation of various roadways that run throughout his property. What is he giving in return? A project not in the public interest, adding density, traffic, safety concerns, and additional beach usage to an area already overburdened. One more thing. At the Neighborhood Information Meeting and elsewhere, Stock has always stated that if the zoning is not approved, Stock would market the property to a commercial developer who could build a Costco or a gas station there. That’s just not a real possibility. No such business would desire to be at that location. Stock recognizes that as well but thinks that a hotelier might have an interest. Remember, hotels are not approved in the existing C-3 zoning. To protect his investment, however, and to give himself more flexibility, Stock is asking that a hotel use be part of his new zoning. Not only that, but Stock has not qualified that request in any way. There have been no site plans showing a hotel. There are no elevation drawings of a hotel. There is no way to know if the ballroom will hold 200 or 700, or even if there will be one. There is no mention of restaurants serving large Sunday brunches. Nothing. Only that it can have up to 172 rooms. This is not acceptable. Do the right thing, and recommend that the County Commissioners deny the project in its current form. Protect the public interest. Thank you. Ann Darwish ................................................................................................................................................ My Additional Signed Letter and agreement with the opposition letter below. Dear Commssioner, As a Collier County Commissioner, I hope you are listening to the growing level of concern among North Naples residents opposed to the One Naples project, as proposed. What is the value of planning when you can arbitrarily change zoning and request variances that conflict with safety, rights and common sense? The hundreds of walkers from Naples Park, Beachwalk, Pavilion, etc. with chairs on their backs will wonder what happened, when people, not previously zoned, can simply cross the street to take their place at Vanderbilt Beach. One Naples will add more than 500 vehicles that will be forced to use local streets not built for traffic. Vanderbilt Beach Road east of 41 is being widened to six lanes and is being extended further east to the proposed 360,000 vehicle Rural Lands Service Area (RLSA) while west of 41 the two lanes can’t be widened. Please note that Emergency Services must pass through Vanderbilt Beach Road from Hammock Oak Drive. Furthermore, the county has built an expensive four-mile bike path, including bridges, north of Bluebill Avenue to Bonita Springs and you must use Vanderbilt Drive to access. Please consider these facts before deciding. Thank you. Ann Darwish From:Arlene Kapilow To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; bill.McDanierl@colliercountyfl.gov; ricklacastro@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:Naples Growth Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 10:41:54 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, Please REJECT the One Naples Growth Plan Amendment. For numerous reasons this project is wrong for Vanderbilt Beach and for Collier County. 1. It is wrong to allow major variances to dozens of regulations in the County Growth Plan, County Zoning Code and Coastal Management Guidelines. 2. It is wrong for the commissioners to give land valued at more than $4,000,000 to the developer. 3. It is wrong for the commissioners to set future precedent by voting to approve a project with so many major variances. 4. It is wrong for the commissioners to ignore the will of their tax-paying constituents. It would be right for the developer to come back with a plan that addresses the concerns listed above. Please REJECT the One Naples Growth Plan Amendment. Arlene Kapilow Homeowner Distict 3 From:Terri Hemmelgarn To:SolisAndy Cc:TaylorPenny; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; Terri Hemmelgarn Subject:Naples One Date:Saturday, August 8, 2020 3:46:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Solis, As a resident on Gulf Shore drive for over ten years, I have to say I now vigorously oppose the proposed plan of the One Naples Project. Initially, I was not completely opposed as I saw some appealing parts to improving the area under discussion. I walk past that area daily as part of my exercise routine and am very aware that some improvements would be an advantage. Nothing in this project has been scaled to simply improve the area. It is clear that the project is motivated by profit and not really the best interest of the neighborhood. This past season has given me a completely new viewpoint of the what could happen with overcrowding. One only needed to be there this past winter when the Co-Vid restrictions were loosened on the beaches and they were mobbed with people and traffic. I realize that it was eventually determined that many members of those crowds were folks who came from the East Coast, however it was a dramatic example of what could happen if the concentration of residences and commercial business and traffic were increased to an usustainable level and of the damage that could be done to our neighborhood. Traffic was impossible! Pedestrians were rampant on the streets---interfering with vehicular traffic and likewise vehicles unfamiliar with the pedestrian nature of Gulf Shore Drive did not operate in a safe way or respect the many crossing areas on the streets. We daily picked up trash, beach chairs, umbrellas, clothing, that was abandoned on the beaches—our yards. Visitors chose not to wait in lines for the restroom facilities that are provided and were frequently found in our yards urinating in our landscaping and private areas. We watched people disrobe and change from their swimsuits into street clothing on the beach as they apparently did not want to wait for room in the restrooms. We have invested millions into our properties and had to watch this sort of behavior daily. The level of crowds on the beaches was unlike anything that I have seen since living on Vanderbilt beach. And I will add that it didn’t stop after the restrictions were re-imposed. The crowds did lessen slightly, but the beaches were taxed way beyond the ability of the current facilities to handle the crowds and infrastructure. I honestly do not see how anyone can believe that the neighborhood can support this type of development. It will change our neighborhood for the worse permanently---- forever! What is the value of planning when you can arbitrarily change zoning andrequest variances that conflict with safety, rights and common sense? Thehundreds of walkers from Naples Park, Beachwalk, Pavilion, etc. with chairson their backs will wonder what happened, when people, not previously zoned,can simply cross the street to take their place at Vanderbilt Beach. One Napleswill add more than 500 vehicles that will be forced to use local streets not builtfor traffic. Vanderbilt Beach Road east of 41 is being widened to six lanes andis being extended further east to the proposed 360,000 vehicle Rural LandsService Area (RLSA) while west of 41 the two lanes can’t be widened. Pleasenote that Emergency Services must pass through Vanderbilt Beach Road fromHammock Oak Drive. Furthermore, the county has built an expensive four-mile bike path, including bridges, north of Bluebill Avenue to Bonita Springsand you must use Vanderbilt Drive to access. As a Collier County Commissioner, I hope you are listening to the growing level of concern among North Naples residents opposed to the One Naples project, as proposed and consider these facts before deciding. Please! Please!!!! Don’t destroy our beautiful neighborhood for the benefit onone developer. This is WRONG on every level. Please consider the pleas of themany people who already live and work in this area—your constuents---andabide by our current zoning laws that will protect our neighborhood for futuregenerations. Thank you for your consideration, Respectfully, Terri and Kenneth Hemmelgarn 9485 Gulf Shore Drive, 34108 From:nancydee1@comcast.net To:TaylorPenny Cc:"ICE McPeak, Dailey" Subject:Naples One Commissioner Penny Taylor Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 10:43:37 AM Attachments:Naples One Commissioner Penny Taylor.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Your consideration of the attached letter is appreciated. Nancy McPeak From:Marsha O To:TaylorPenny Subject:Naples One input Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 4:40:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Sanders, , I have lived in Naples Park for 5 years and have actively followed the Stock Development proposal since I attended the Ritz Carlton event in May 2017. Since then I have read the application components submitted to the county, followed comments by county planning staff, read the county planning staff reports, attended the NIM, met with Brian Stock personally as President of Naples Park Area Association three times, and attended all three days of hearings with the Planning Commission. I have learned alot about the development application process as a result of this interaction and my concern for the meaning of the Growth Management Plan continues to escalate. I acknowledge Stock Development altered their original plan but the remaining application remains inappropriate. I strongly object to changing the Growth Management Plan simply to satisfy the desires of one developer when it will have a significant negative impact to the nature of a shared resource in the county in order to reach a certain desired Return on Investment. When Stock bought the property he knew the zoning and its requirements. The property can be nicely developed in many ways, including offering his specialty---high end housing---but at a substantially reduced density., He made clear in our discussions that he could not reduce the density further below the current application. If the ROI is insufficient when accomplished within the current Growth Management Plan and zoning constraints, it is not the problem of the neighbors or the residents of the county to change the Growth Management Plan to meet the ROI needs of the developer. If the Board of Commissioners insists on allowing a change to the Growth Management plan, then it is imperative to follow the guidance of the county planning staff and require the developer to meet all the conditions they set forward in their report so that the impact of the project is somewhat mitigated. If we choose to ignore county planning staff and the clearly stated opinions of a large number of county residents I fear the following: 1) The One Naples towers will quickly become the SHORTEST towers in the neighborhood as current buildings are "refreshed". 2) The One Naples development will stall mid-stream when sales don't develop as planned--- the pool area and workout area seem insufficient to attract high-end buyers who will not be interested in sharing the beach with the current crowds nor deal with the current level of traffic in the area. We will end up with a larger problem at that site than we have now. 3) The Growth Management Plan will be seen as something that is readily gutted and has little meaning. The growth of Collier County will be unbridled and make the county less desirable for current and future residents and businesses. Thank you for reading my input and considering it as you deliberate this question. Sincerely, Marsha D Bale Oenick From:Mary Ann Wallace To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Naples One Needs to be Redesigned Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 3:48:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear County Commissioners: One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. Steps from the public beach, it will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Stock Development's revised petition with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment. County staff do not agree that a ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures. Please listen to your County staff! Stock fails to acknowledge that they are encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, and don't compare at all to other hotels in the area. Nor are the other hotels so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people’ and part of the solution. Every decision has consequences that affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting deviations will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project is similar to what the Commissioners allowed and everyone can get waivers of right of ways and setbacks. Please! This project doesn't belong right across from our parking garage and scarce access for the residents to the beach! Better plans with less density need to be forthcoming. Thank you for thinking of the residents of Naples, our access to enjoying activities at Vanderbilt Beach, and what is best for Naples. Sincerely, Mary Ann Wallace 445 Robin Hood Circle #102 Naples, FL 34104 From:Vic Toter To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Subject:NAPLES ONE PROJECT Date:Wednesday, December 16, 2020 10:33:45 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioners: Mr. Andy Solis, Esq. Ms. Penny Taylor Mr. William L. McDaniel, Jr. Mr. Burt L. Saunders Mr. Rick LoCastro It has been brought to the attention of many that one of the condo associations most affected by the One Naples project has received a tentative proposal from Stock Development offering several monetary "incentives" to the condo association if they agree to drop their opposition to the One Naples project. They must also agree to speak publicly in favor of One Naples, and write a supporting letter to the Board of Collier County Commissioners on Stock's behalf. The package is very significant, estimated to be between $300,000 - $400,000. This is a very sad and disturbing development. If this is true, it poses a significant conflict of interest because the motivation of such a condo association would not necessarily be what is in the best interest of the community, but rather what is in the best financial interest of the association. If true, paying for such endorsement may well violate the Florida Statute, which is never ok and should never be condoned. If the Commissioners are aware of this does it matter that hearing from such persons regarding this issue is actually not an arms length transaction due to their personal enrichment? Further, it is proof to me that Stock Development is not really the "good neighbor," as they allege. Therefore, I sincerely hope that you to require that anyone testifying in writing or in person at the One Naples March Board of County Commissioners meeting disclose whether they, or the community association in which they live, have received any compensation or other "incentives" from Stock Development, its affiliates or representatives and if so, the amount of such compensation. While any association has a right to voice its opinion on the project, such disclosure would give full transparency to a significant motivating factor. Respectfully, Victoria Toter 10951 Gulf Shore Dr Apt 1005 Naples FL 34108 From:nick.ruchty@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Naples One Stock Development Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 2:52:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am President of The St Pierre at Waterpark Place in Pelican Bay Please vote against the One Naples Stock development plan on Vanderbilt Beach Rd. Clearly this would set a new precedent in all the surrounding area. It is clear that Vanderbilt Road can not handle the additional traffic congestion. I know there were comparisons to Pelican Bay and their high rises. You can’t possibly think this is the even close to the same……setbacks, acreage, road system etc. Thank you Nick Ruchty From:Jean Heidt To:SolisAndy Cc:TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Naples One Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 11:32:09 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Solis: We are residents of the Beachmoor in your district and we are writing to urge you to vote against One Naples as currently proposed. True, the latest One Naples design represents an improvement over the original. But it still violates—flagrantly--the growth management plan. For example, the insistence that the swimming pool qualifies as “open space” asks you to join them in mocking the laws long in place. We accept that some development of this site will occur. But the gargantuan design before you is neither compatible nor consistent with our community. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Bob and Jean Heidt From:Marni Chur To:TaylorPenny Subject:Naples One Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:06:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor We have been Naples residents for 20 years and urge you to please "Deny" the One Naples GMP amendment. It will be a dangerous precedent to set - let’s keep Naples the town that we know and love and not let "big checkbooks" muscle their way to self-serving change!! Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Marni Chur 700 Myrtle Rd Naples FL 34108 From:Pat Koepke To:TaylorPenny Subject:No to One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 5:21:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please Do Not vote for this behemoth monstrosity. Thank you, Pat Koepke Sent from my iPad From:Jeremy Lawrence To:TaylorPenny Subject:No to One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:04:34 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing to respectfully request that you vote to reject the One Naples proposal or anything like it that results in our beautiful city becoming just one more collection of massive urban high rises. Naples is unique. Our fore-bearers established easy beach parking and access, which works because of the current balance they also created with restrictions on untrammeled development. I ask that you and your fellow commissioners stay true to their vision and to maintaining our beautifully unique city. Best regards, Jeremy Lawrence __________________________ -------------------------- From:Julie wyman To:FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SheaPaul; KarlFry; edwinfryer@colliercountyfl.gove; Joseph Schmitt; pdearborn@johnrwood.com; HomiakKaren; eastmath@collierschools.ccom; SaboJames; michael-sawyer@colliercountyfl.gov; SchmidtCorby; ShawinskyPeter; RLK@avemarialawyer.com; SchmittJoseph; BrownCraig; BellowsRay; eastmath@colliergov.net Subject:Not comparable: Pelican Bay Community and One Naples Date:Friday, October 23, 2020 3:15:45 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Decision-makers of Collier County, We, like so many residents of North Naples, are anxious and very concerned about the future of our neighborhood. The decisions you will soon make about One Naples and the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood could negatively affect the happiness and quality of life for thousands of people who, like us, trusted Collier County and invested our hard-earned money to purchase a home here in North Naples. We realize Stock can afford very powerful attorneys who are familiar with arguing against regular people like us. However, One Naples should not be built at the expense of area residents and we hope you will take the time to read our email below. These challenging decisions about the future of this North Naples area will take you just minutes to vote, but the resulting aftermath will be forever. Sincerely yours, Gale Morgan and Julie Wyman North Naples Residents (1) Planning commissioner Robert Klucik said he didn’t understand why the opposition suggested the county cap the height of One Naples at 12 stories when so many nearby buildings are taller, including the Ritz-Carlton across the street. Commissioner Klucik's question is exactly the reason Brian Stock makes a point to compare his skyscrapers to the Ritz-Carlton and other Pelican Bay buildings; he hopes Collier County will start to believe it is a fair comparison -- it is not. Stock now is comparing buildings in 'foot heights' -- Ritz-Carlton @ 215 feet across the street in the Pelican Bay Community versus his two skyscrapers @ 208 feet (each) in the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. Comparing Stock's two, 208 feet skyscrapers to Pelican Bay's Ritz-Carlton Hotel at 215 feet across the street is not a viable comparison -- these two totally independent developments/communities are not comparable as they are totally unrelated because they are so DIFFERENT! The Ritz-Carlton Hotel is part of the Pelican Bay Community* and located on the other side of Vanderbilt Beach Road from the One Naples site. All the nearby Pelican Bay buildings have land mass around them and access to a private beach, including the Ritz. As a matter of fact, it takes a bit of a 'drive up a hill' to get to the Ritz-Carlton. With One Naples there will be no 'drive' as it would be just feet from Vanderbilt Beach Road. Stock perpetuates this 'misleading foot height comparison of Pelican Bay buildings' hoping Collier County will believe it is a viable argument and award him with his two 16 story towers. In truth, the 'foot height' comparisons should be compared to the buildings on the same side of the street and in the same neighborhood as One Naples. At 208 feet the two One Naples skyscrapers would be way taller than ALL nearby buildings on the same side of Vanderbilt Beach Road and in the same neighborhood. One Naples is not part of the Pelican Bay Community. Further, instead of comparing just 'feet height' Collier County should further investigate and compare 'feet height and surrounding acreage' and see what happens. ONE NAPLES: With barely 6-acres upon which to build his entire development, Stock must squeeze together two, 208 foot skyscrapers with little 'open air space' between them plus several other buildings -- surrounded by asphalt and concrete. No private beach access like many nearby buildings. PELICAN BAY: The Ritz and other Pelican Bay buildings have large, healthful 'open air spaces' between them and are surrounded by acres and acres of walking trails, lakes, magnificent mangroves, manicured lawns, trees and flowers, tennis courts and their own private beaches. See pictures. One cannot in good conscience compare these two totally different developments. (2) Planning commissioner David Fry asked how previous *zoning decisions in the area should factor into this one. *The Pelican Bay Community was developed with an eye to conservation preservation as well as protection of the environment in its design. Today the Pelican Bay Foundation maintains (in perpetuity) 88 acres of parks and recreation areas offering an oasis of lakes, kayaking, preserved mangroves, nature-laden paths and trails reminiscent of days gone by. So you see, one cannot honestly compare these two totally different developments. If Stock gets what he wants from Collier county, One Naples would be bursting at the seams with buildings and have no acreage set aside for conservation and the environment. One Naples should be developed consistent with the same restrictions such as height restrictions as nearby neighborhood buildings. Why did Pelican Bay develop according to the Land Development Code and Stock doesn't? Even the Ritz-Carlton is a designated Florida Green Lodging property and has its own private beach access as well as other green amenities. (3) Planning commissioners questioned some of Stuart’s arguments, statements and suggestions, including his criticisms of the traffic analysis done by Stock’s independent expert, which wasn’t challenged by county staff . The analysis shows the project will improve traffic flow on Vanderbilt Beach Road and in the surrounding neighborhood and won’t lead to failing roads or demand for new road capacity. Already there are safety concerns on crowded Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulfshore Drive and the traffic problem isn't just cars lined up to enter the beach garage.... regular traffic of cars and trucks, garbage trucks and emergency vehicles, etc., all sharing the road with joggers, bladers, bikers, baby carriages, etc. How will hundreds of additional cars of One Naples owners, guests, delivery trucks, employees, etc., improve traffic?? Stock's independent expert failed to check out the cars already cutting through Pelican Bay to avoid Vanderbilt Beach Road and One Naples isn't even built. The roads of Pelican Bay must not become access arteries for One Naples. Collier County must not allow Naples' coveted public Vanderbilt Beach to become a private beach for the residents and guests of Stock's high rise condos. How many One Naples residents and friends, with no beach access of their own, will take the time to be 'transported' to another beach when they can just walk across the street to Vanderbilt Beach -- The Peoples' Beach? This valuable Naples public beach 'amenity' is already often overcrowded; fights and emergencies happen. This serious potential beach problem must be avoided -- we can't make more beach space! Maybe 'beach access' is the reason this property was never intended to be a high density residential location. Charming neighborhood Village: It is hard to believe a low density residential and commercial 'Village' similar to Bay Front would bring more traffic than a monster One Naples especially if you consider such a development would be exciting, compliment Vanderbilt Beach and be within walking and biking distance for nearby residents and hotel guests as well as provide some essential services and restaurants and shops to the immediate area. Thank you so very much for reading and, hopefully, consider some of the issues we have discussed!! Please feel free to contact us at: julie4cats@gmail.com Respectfully submitted by, Gale Morgan and Julie Wyman From:Bob Tyre To:TaylorPenny Subject:Now Nples Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:23:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I live in Pelican Bay and am convinced that the One Naples development would be a disaster for our community. Please reject it. Bob Tyre From:Janet Lieb To:TaylorPenny Subject:One napled Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 5:30:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Iam opposed to one Naples! Charles Lieb 9653 Gulfshore Drive Naples Fl Sent from my iPhone From:Topper Woelfer To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:One Naples - Plain and Simply A Tragedy for Vanderbilt Beach Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 8:47:19 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. One thing is perfectly clear, Collier County planning regulations mean absolutely nothing to the Stock Development plan. Collier County Planning Regulations are just something to abuse. With every single planning target, Stock Development leap frogs beyond “that number to suit their needs”; whether “building density”, “building heights”, “setbacks”, “traffic counts”; the numbers are set by the Planning Commission and ignored by Stock Development. We have lived in the Beachwalk Community for over 15 years. Even without Naples One in the picture, it is often extremely difficult to make a left turn out of Beachwalk, due to the steady line of traffic heading to Vanderbilt Beach, on Vanderbilt Beach Road. Now Stock wants to add 172 condominium units to the traffic mix. Don’t want to even think about it. There comes a time to say enough is enough. IF One Naples is given the “go ahead” from the Collier County Commissioners, then that building becomes the compatibility target for the next one — bigger and better than Naples One. Compassion for all current property owners, in and around Vanderbilt Beach, will prayerfully speak to the hearts and minds of the Collier County Commissioners as they prepare to vote on Monday, March 1. We ask the Commissioners to deny Stock Development the opportunity to amend the County’s Growth Management Plan that they are seeking. If the Commissioners could simply “place themselves” in an existing home, villa, condo, or community, as existing property owners that currently make up the Vanderbilt Beach area, there would be no doubt that they would vote to deny. Bigger is not always better. In this case, bigger is much worse! Thank you for listening. Respectfully, Topper Woelfer 655 Windsurf Lane Beachwalk #B202 Naples, FL. 34108 Board Member: Beachwalk Residents Association Sent from my iPhone North Naples News and Collier County Updates View this email in your browser From:Commissioner Andy Solis To:GrecoSherry Subject:One Naples & Other North Naples Updates Date:Saturday, February 29, 2020 12:21:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Share Tweet Forward Happy Leap Day image I hope everyone is enjoying our beautiful weather and their extra day! We'll take a look at some upcoming items as well as one look back in the newsletter below. But first: SAVE THE DATE: Coffee with The Commissioner: Last month's first-ever evening Coffee was a great success -- it was nice to see so many unfamiliar faces, and several people thanked me afterward for holding the event at a time they could attend. I will plan to hold more events in the evening, but for the next Coffee on April 8 we'll go back to the morning. I hope you'll come and get updated on important happenings in our community. Mark your calendar now and watch for registration later in March. We had a good crowd at the tour of the Emergency Operations Center / 911 Call Center. I think everyone learned a lot, and the following email is a good example of the feedback we received: "Thanks again - our facilities and employees are wonderful! I am so glad to see a commitment to excellence. Keep up the good work!" Lots of good information below -- recent BCC decisions concerning North Naples, updates on Veterans Parkway, some info about One Naples (all the way at the bottom for those who want to go straight there). Thanks as always for taking the time to participate in local government by reading and sharing these updates. Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll hope to see you in April! Coffee with The Commissioner 4-8-20 Veterans Parkway Extension image Veterans Memorial Parkway Extension Update I’ve gotten a lot of questions lately about the Veterans Memorial Parkway Extension. As they hear talk about the new high school, people are asking when the road construction will begin. Here’s a bit of a recap and an update: The Parkway Extension has been on the County’s long-term plans for a while, but with the School Board’s decision to open the new high school in Fall 2023, our plans have been accelerated. To facilitate construction of the school, County staff has decided to split the project into two phases/contracts: Phase I: Livingston to the new high school; and Phase II: New high school to Old 41. It is anticipated the road will have sidewalks on both sides, with bike lanes and 2 travel lanes in each direction. Currently, the County’s Environmental Consultants are doing the permitting work for the roadway, while the School Board is in their design process. We submitted a permit request to the US Army Corps of Engineers last fall, and our Environmental Resource Permit applications to the South Florida Water Management District earlier this month. These agencies have their own timelines, and we expect their reviews to take several months. The School Board hopes to begin construction sometime in the summer of 2021, and we hope to be able to provide them at least temporary access to the site by then. Along the way, as with most roadway projects, there will be 3 Public Information Meetings: one each at the 30% design plan, at 60%, and at construction kick- off. None of those are yet planned; we expect the first, at 30%, to be sometime early in 2021. So currently, our goals are first public meeting in winter of 2021, temporary access for construction later that year, and Phase 1 completion by the start of the school year in 2023. We will keep you posted on all the meetings and progress on the construction through this newsletter. We had some very interestiong discussions at the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) meetings in February. A few were particularly important to our little part of Collier County, so I'm happy to share some updates on them below. Click on the accompanying images if you're interested in watching the Board's discussion on that topic from our video archives. I was very pleased to make the motion to approve the design contract for this expansion project. Since it is expansion of an existing road, we don’t have the same level of permitting issues as on the Veterans extension discussed above, so our timelines are a bit more solid. The 1.8 mile project to widen this roadway from four to six lanes will include: Maintaining existing sidewalks and providing bike lanes; Improved roadway intersections at Strada Place and Goodlette Frank Road; Improved drainage throughout the project area. Design work will begin immediately; here’s the anticipated schedule for the rest of the project: Design Complete: September 2021 Start Construction: March 2022 Construction Complete: May 2023 This design phase will cost just over $1 million; the total estimated construction cost for the whole project is approximately $13 million. I know that landscaping on this stretch of Vanderbilt is a high priority for many nearby residents. Completion of this project will make it eligible for the landscaping program, and I am confident that we will work out the growing pains on the maintenance costs in the meantime. pump station graph One of the biggest concerns I heard in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma had to do with the failures in our wastewater pump station emergency plans. How it was intended to work (and how it has always worked in the past), was for nearby unaffected counties and out-of-town contractors to come and pump out the stations as needed until power could be restored. Irma, however, was a black swan – an extremely rare, unforeseen event with severe impacts. Never before had one storm affected the entire state at one time (and right on the heels of another devastating storm in a nearby state). All those out-of-town contractors had contracts with multiple counties and couldn’t service them all. And we were more impacted than ever before: 841 of our 846 pump stations lost power, and it stayed out for longer than anticipated. The important thing is that we learned from that experience, and we are now better prepared than ever, as the graph above shows. I recommend you watch the brief discussion at the Board meeting, HERE or by clicking the image above. But the short version is that we’ve received a grant from the state Department of Emergency Management to equip an additional 53 pump stations with back-up power, which will result in more than double the number we had going into Irma. Combined with the portable generators and our additional pump-out trucks which can be deployed where needed, we are in good shape for the inevitable next storm. Clam Pass Park Boardwalk Replacement & Restroom Expansion Now that the idea of a parking garage at Clam Pass has been firmly rejected, we have shifted to maintaining the beautiful park. After a beach renourishment project at the end of last year, we are now focusing on the park’s infrastructure. The 3000-foot long boardwalk has deck boards that are over 25 years old and nearing the end of their useful life. For quality and longevity, we will replace all the decking and handrails with Ipe lumber. This hardwood is extremely dense and durable and should stand up to the daily foot and vehicle traffic for decades. In addition, the existing restroom facilities are not ADA compliant, and are wholly inadequate for the park’s needs in season. This expansion will bring the existing structure into ADA compliance and quadruple the number of facilities. The Boardwalk Deck Replacement portion of the project will be scheduled in the off-season. And all these projects – the beach renourishment, new deck and new restroom facilities – will be paid for by tourist tax dollars. For those interested in taking a deeper dive, the BCC meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of (almost) every month beginning at 9am in the BCC chambers (marked 'County Admin' on THIS map); agendas and back-up materials will be available on the preceding Thursday HERE. You are always welcome to attend, or to watch live on either your cable channel 97/98 or online HERE. Shortly following the meetings, videos will be available to watch HERE. I think most of the neighboring residents are aware of the upcoming Neighborhood Information Meeting (NIM) for the One Naples proposal. There is, however, a new location (and most of you are probably aware of that, as well; this is just in case). The NIM was moved both because people were complaining that the prior location was too far from the neighborhood, and because there probably wouldn't have been enough room for all who wish to attend. Our statute requires all property owners within a certain distance of the proposed rezoning to be notified -- all those neighbors will have received the updated location, but interest extends well beyond those communities. If you know anyone interested in this NIM -- and I encourage anyone with questions or concerns to attend -- please share the information about the updated location with them. UPDATED VERSION: Many readers found the information below to be helpful, and many new subscribers have asked to receive it, so I have updated it and reprinted it below. I have heard from many of you about the proposed One Naples project at Vanderbilt Beach and Gulfshore, asking about a timeline for this project. (Most of you mention you’ve visited the updated OneNaples.com website, so you’ve seen their description of the proposed development and I won’t bother to repeat that. If you haven't, the website has lots of information and renderings to view.) Here's what I can tell you: After months of inactivity, this proposal was re- submitted at the end of October. Currently the application is being reviewed by staff. The first Review Letter, listing areas where staff has further questions or what items might be deficient, was sent out at the end of November. The developer reviewed staff’s questions and concerns and re-submitted a complete new application at the end of January. This second application is now being reviewed by staff. Most applications go through this cycle several times before they are deemed complete and scheduled for public hearings. So there is no timeline yet to share. As you probably know, our Land Development Code requires the developer to hold a Neighborhood Information Meeting (NIM); the NIM must be held at least 15 days before the Planning Commission hearing, but could be held anytime between staff's first review and then. As mentioned above, that meeting will happen next week. You can read the application and review letters in the public portal for our Growth Management Division HERE. Click on “Status and Fees” under the “Planning Department.” Once you prove you’re a human, you can search for One Naples or use the applications numbers. The application number for the PUD is 20190000697, and for the Small Scale Growth Management Plan Amendment it is 20190000696. Most of the information seems to be under the PUD application number. You will be able to follow along through the entire process at this site. As with most rezones, there will be numerous revisions to the application requested by staff, the public, and the Collier County Planning Commission. It has always been my practice not to comment on an application until after the staff has reviewed it, the NIM has occurred, and the Planning Commission has vetted the application in a public hearing. Many times, especially on large rezones, significant changes are made during that process. I want to see what it is that the Commissioners will be asked to consider before making comments. Otherwise, I could be commenting on something that won't even be included in the final proposal. Having said that, there are significant issues that the applicant will need to adequately address -- traffic concerns, density, building heights, etc. I anticipate that many people will attend and participate in the NIM and the Planning Commission meeting and I encourage all interested parties to do so. I will be watching the process closely. Did a friend send you this email?Click HERE to subscribe! Copyright © 2020 Andy Solis, District 2 County Commissioner, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because of your association with Collier County Commission District 2. Our mailing address is: Andy Solis, District 2 County Commissioner 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, Fl 34112 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list From:Bill Mcclayton To:TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry; SaundersBurt; CapizziAixa; ricklocastro@colliercountyfl.gov Cc:bill.mcclayton@gmail.com Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 2:03:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners....pls add my name to the long list of collier voters and taxpayers strongly against the proposed one Naples development. I won't bore you with a repeat of many of the comments you have seen and hopefully heard. I don't understand why you would consider giving stock a financial gift. He paid a fair price for the properties with existing zoning and restrictions. To relax them would provide him with a financial gift of 50 million dollars to pick a number. And what do the good folks of collier county get.??...nothing. Many think it is arrogant to use the name one Naples ....when the property is not in Naples. What is wrong with one collier or one Vanderbilt or one estero or one Miami? My guess is he is selling the name Naples which he does not have. Is this false and deceptive marketing? The full page ads he is running reflect his arrogance. He doesn't have anything to sell until you make him his 50 million dollar gift. The local paper had a maxim to the effect that all that is required for evil..aka one Naples ...to prevail is for good men and women to do nothing to stop it. Maybe you have seen the signs....to the effect ...respect Naples and collier county and the taxpayers and voters....you came her from there because you didn't like there, and now you want to change here to be like there. We are not realist, phobic or anti whatever-you-are, we simply like here the way it is and most of us actually came here because it is not like there, wherever there was. You are welcome here, but please stop trying to make here like there. If you want here to be like there you should not have left there to come here, and you are invited to leave here and go back there at your earliest convenience ..... You can assign the here and there....but pls send stock packing I am please to amplify and clarify for you ... Thanks for reading and reacting to best interests of the taxpayers "here" Kind regards Stay safe and well Thanks for all you do for us Cheers WmMcC Sent from my iPad From:Steve Hall To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples ... Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 2:42:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote AGAINST the proposal on ONE NAPLES. We live in the northern part of Pelican Bay and DO NOT want the increased traffic congestion that project would bring. Also, it does NOT conform to existing property use plans for the county that serve a very useful purpose. Do not override that purpose. Thank you. Steve Hall 8440 Abbington Circle Naples, FL 34108 This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com From:John Quercia To:John Quercia Subject:ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:41:53 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, When the ONE NAPLES project was initially presented, it seemed like the project was a little too massive for the small area where it would go. After the developer changes were presented, it seemed to be a reasonable compromise and as a result, I thought that the project should go forward. This seems very typical in the developer world where they give up a little something to get community approval. However, after learning more about how the scope of the project is not even close to complying with County regulations, I have changed my opinion to a emphatic NO. The height of the buildings is not even close to what is “approvable” for this area. The setbacks totally ignore the guidelines standards. To make comparisons to Pelican Bay is not a fair comparison in my opinion. Perhaps the developer comment should be that these buildings are shorter than the skyscrapers of New York City. Pelican Bay, although nearby, is a large parcel of land that is in the 4 to 5,000 acre range. Not a good comparison. Please side with the people who live here now and will continue to live here and vote NO on the ONE NAPLES item. Thank you for your consideration. A long time, full time resident of Naples John Quercia From:Marie-Ange Katzeff To:TaylorPenny Subject:ONE NAPLES - Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 8:43:49 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, I respectfully ask for a NO vote on the One Naples project – That project has no place in the Vanderbilt Beach community – it is a monster of a development – in size – in density – in traffic increase – in population increase on the beach which is already overcrowded ! I’m afraid we are on slippery slope if this is allowed to happen . Please stop this from moving forward. Marie-Ange Katzeff 2180 Hawksridge Drive Naples, FL 34105 From:Susan L Goldsmith To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples A Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 10:56:17 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We strongly oppose the One Naples application. Please do not vote in favor of this, for the sake of all those who will be very negatively affected by this enormous project. Ron and Susie Goldsmith 8231 Bay Colony Drive Naples, Florida From:Cathy O"Brien To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples and Its Wall 35 Feet High Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 3:00:18 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: This is what a height of 35 feet looks like. The One Naples wall proposed by Stock is the same height, only it extends to the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and wraps around the corner onto Gulfshore Drive. No amount of "lush, tropical landscaping" promised by Stock will hide a wall of this magnitude. Neither will it compliment the neighborhood. And the setback here is the same setback proposed by Stock. In real life, look how close it is to the sidewalk! These photos were taken today at the Save Vanderbilt Beach Rally at 12 noon. Stock is asking the Commissioners to break the law. One Naples proposal constitutes unlawful Spot Zoning. I do not live in your district, but subscribe to your newsletter. I respectfully request your vote to DENY One Naples, which is not compatible with and complimentary to Vanderbilt Beach. Thank you, Cathy O’Brien Regatta at Vanderbilt Beach 34108 P.S. The second photo shows traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road by the parking garage. Yes, it is a weekend beach day. The line extended all the way down to the intersection of 41. 15 minutes after this photo was taken, the attendant at the garage walked to a number of cars in the very long line to advise there would be no spots in the garage for at least 30 minutes. We can only expect regular traffic worse than this with the addition of One Naples. From:Karen Tarapata To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples and the neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 2:26:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, Dear Commissioner Solis: As the President of Vanderbilt Yacht & Racquet Club at 11030 Gulfshore Drive, I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I spent three full days listening to the presentations. I was encouraged that the Planning Commission was unable to recommend approval, not only of the current Stock plan, but also of a alternate version that barely reduced the out of scale tower heights and still allowed inadequate setbacks. I was one of the more than eighty people who spoke up against the project at the Planning Commission and one of the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach. I represent our condo association when I say that this project is too massive and too tall for this corner. There is no benefit to current residents of the neighborhood. The owners in my building are counting on me to make sure their voices are heard. We are not opposed to reasonable development. In the 30+ years since VYRC was built, we have seen many fine developments on our street. This one is not in keeping with the others. Ultimately, we want you to approve a project with the type of conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and will result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. Regards, Karen Tarapata, President Vanderbilt Yacht & Racquet Club __________________________ -------------------------- From:Elaine Chase To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples application Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 8:52:30 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, Letting you know I oppose the One Naples application. Thank you for listening and considering. Elaine Chase 5555 Heron Point Drive Apt 1201 Naples FL 34108 From:Richard G. Baccari To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples As Proposed Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:18:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hello Ms. Taylor. I am an owner of a unit in Avalon over at Pelican Bay and I wish to express my concern over the One Naples Project as it is currently proposed. I am vehemently against it an implore you to vote to DENY One Naples. Thank you, Rich Richard G. Baccari, CPA Vice President MLC Ventures, LLC 914-804-5478 - Phone 914-560-2252 - Fax From:Dorothy DOrazio To:TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; McDanielBill Subject:One Naples at Vanderbilt Beach Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 5:14:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Begin forwarded message: From: Dorothy DOrazio <Doraziod@aol.com> Date: February 26, 2021 at 12:05:26 PM EST To: Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject: One Naples at Vanderbilt Beach Dear Mr. Saunders, On Monday, March 1, the Collier County Board of Commissioners will hear the Vanderbilt Beach Community’s objections to Stock Development’s proposal for their project, One Naples. As our commissioner, we urge you to keep an open mind and carefully weigh the import of a project of such immense, incongruous and ultimately inappropriate size and proportion that it will change the coastal balance of Collier county and set an ominous precedent for the future of Vanderbilt Beach and every other coastal area in Collier County. We urge you to see past the cosmetic enhancements and enticing amenities that Stock Development will present in order to sweeten the deal for your vote in their favor. Past experience has proven that these promises always favor the developer, not the community at large. Please do not allow yourself to be swayed by these tactics and instead, vote in favor of our future without further exploitation. Thank you, Vincent and Dorothy DOrazio Naples, Florida Doraziod@aol.com Sent from my iPhone From:Connie Peterson To:SaboJames; michael-sawyer@colliercountyfl.gov; SchmidtCorby; ShawinskyPeter; SheaPaul; KarlFry; FryerEdwin; Joseph Schmitt; pdearborn@johnrwood.com; HomiakKaren; eastmath@collierschools.com; FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; JenkinsAnita Cc:Ken Melkus Subject:One Naples Continued Opposition Date:Wednesday, August 26, 2020 1:55:07 PM Attachments:Continued Opposition 8-26-20.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:Guy Kellam To:SaboJames; GoodnerAngela; info@stockdevelopment.com; SolisAndy; NPAA4U@gmail.com Cc:TaylorPenny; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; R. Kellam Subject:One Naples Debacle Date:Wednesday, March 4, 2020 1:43:51 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Simple premise.... Stock cobbled together the property around Vanderbilt beach, knowing the current C-3 zoning, with the realization that it was a non-starter by their own admission, with the expectation that they could bulldoze their legacy on that little corner. One Naples project advances; neighborhood meeting planned https://www.naplesnews.com/story/money/business/local/2020/03/02/one-naples-moving-ahead- neighborhood-meeting-planned-tuesday/4928571002/ "His team, he said, hasn't even attempted to draw up plans for a purely, or mostly commercial project." Stock claims to want the best for Naples, but their overreaching plan is certainly not in the best interests of Collier County, including Naples Park and Vanderbilt beach, which I have been a part of for over 20 years. Trying to shoe horn this project into a 5.4 acre site is a nightmare for neighbors like us, including density (44 units vs 16 per acre), building height (235 ft vs 70), marina access, public parking, traffic, emergency response, beach access, environmental impact, set backs (starting at 10ft to 0), coastal high hazards, traffic bypass and quality of life. In the end, all we have are commissioners *like you* who are willing to do the right thing, to protect folks like us who have worked their whole life to experience something as wondrous as this (and to pass on to our children). To this end, I simply ask that you enforce the current zoning or make a case that changing it would benefit the larger community and not someone else's pocket/legacy. And yes, I went to the recent NIM @ St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church(3/2/2020), where Stock's presentation focused on fluff, landscaping and parking garage tech, which seemed more akin to a Real Estate Sales pitch, which the folks in the room weren't buying. And yes, tech won't magically expand the current garage capacity and only annoy those who decide to rip through my Naples Park neighborhood. Regardless of the traffic, folks still need a place to park when the garage is full and a place to rest themselves on the ever restricted public beach (thanks to neighbors like the Ritz) :) In a nutshell, one needs to simply "Support Responsible Development", which seems like a reach here.... Thoughts? From:Carolyn Ryan Healey To:TaylorPenny Cc:SolisAndy; LoCastroRick Subject:One Naples Denial Date:Friday, February 19, 2021 2:50:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner I strongly oppose the vote to approve One Naples with any zoning and land use variances. A very large building can still be built within the existing zoning laws. The benefits they outline for variances are invalid and do not benefit and improve the existing community around them. I and others do not ask you to create new zoning laws, we ask you to simply enforce the ones we have today. It is critical to set the precedent that Naples can not be bought or twisted into zoning variances while the current zoning allows for large improvements to the property. Thank you Carolyn Healey Naples FL From:Cheryl Speers To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples development Date:Sunday, December 6, 2020 12:56:20 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Sirs, This email serves as a another attempt to have you vote NO and stop the One Naples development!! You have heard testimony in person at the board meetings and I’m sure have received many other emails and phone calls regarding this project. There is no one in this community, who actually lives in the area, that wants this development to take place. The infrastructure near Vanderbilt Beach will not support such a development. There are many times even now that the beach area is overcrowded and traffic in the area is unsafe. Adding another 240 + condominiums with the One Naples project well only overburden an already stressed area. Please hear of the will of the people, who’s live, work and pay taxes in Collier county and do not let this development take place!! Cheryl Speers Beachwalk Gardens Vanderbilt Dr Naples FL 34108 Sent from my iPhone From:Dennis Donovan To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Cc:Brian Maher; Save Vanderbilt Beach; Deanna Torres Subject:One Naples Development Project Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 7:57:39 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. February 27, 2021 Dear Collier County Commissioners, First of all, I appreciate your dedicated service and willingness to represent the interests of the many residents that call Naples their home. Most of us settled in Naples to avoid the overdevelopment and over population found in other Florida cities where it appears corporate greed prevails over the interests of the residents. Naples is more laid back, you can hike through the mangroves, enjoy the feeling of a small town atmosphere and avoid the chaos of many other Florida locations. As a general observation, developers are solely motivated by the financials of a deal and will moderate their position to the least extent possible, and only to get the deal approved. Their marketing programs remind me of drug commercials where people are holding hands and walking in the park, but the fine print lists 50 side effects that could cause death or serious bodily injury – the only difference is that the developer’s marketing fails to point out all the downside of the overdevelopment. I have been an advisor to and member on many Board of Directors for companies in Europe, Canada and the United States. I expect your attorneys have advised you of your fiduciary responsibility regarding avoidance of further overcrowding of Vanderbilt Beach, environmental issues, the significant increase in traffic, the added safety and evacuation risks and other adverse factors which would materially reduce property value for a majority of homeowners in this area – and the consequences of a breach with respect to potential impact on your D&O and general liability insurance coverage . Thanks in advance for killing the One Naples Development project – everyone knows it will be a disaster for our community and there is no legitimate justification for moving forward. You were elected/appointed to your positions to represent the interests of the residents – not developers. We are all counting on you to do the right thing. Appreciate you taking the time to read this, and consider my thoughts. Regards, Dennis Donovan From:Peggy Hart To:LoCastroRick; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; william.mcdaniel@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:One Naples Development Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:11:35 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners: We urge you to vote against the Naples One project near Vanderbilt Beach Road as presently offered. I am not against progress, but developers coming to our neighborhoods should expect to design their proposed developments in compliance with our regulations regarding set-backs, building heights, and all external attributes that would change our Naples and Collier County ambiance. DO NOT GIVE THEM VARIANCES! Please maintain Naples beauty and open space. We DO NOT want to be another Miami and for that reason we chose to purchase a property in Naples. Margaret & Jack Hart 681 Mainsail Place Naples, Fl 34110 215.514.0311 From:SARA MORGAN To:TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt; Bill.McDaniel@collier-countyfl.gov Subject:One Naples development Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:48:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am writing to STRONGLY URGE you to DENY Stock Development’s request for amendments to the GMP. As Commissioners, you are responsible for protecting our environment, making sure that the interests and well-being of your constituents and our ability to move about is protected. The GMP was put in place for a reason; it should not be amended to accommodate developers!!! :) Sara From:Jeannette Malone To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples GMP Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 6:30:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:info@savevanderbiltbeach.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Hearings Date:Friday, June 19, 2020 12:53:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today in my position as President of the Florida 501c3 non-profit, Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc out of a concern both for the health of citizens of Collier County and for the constitutional rights of these same citizens to enter sworn testimony at public meetings held by Collier County. Specifically, I am focused on yet-to-be scheduled hearings to be held by the Planning Commission and Board of County Commissioners regarding the application being made by Stock Development for the rezoning of the 5.42 acre tract at the northeast corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulfshore Drive commonly known as the One Naples project. The County planning staff will soon issue their report to the Planning Commission regarding the development, and the Planning Commission will soon be scheduling its public hearing. On March 3, before COVID19 was widely understood and before the state’s safer at home rules took effect, Stock Development held its required Neighborhood Information Meeting, and Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc was able to motivate more than 400 County residents attended to express their opposition to the One Naples development. Since then the number of people who have registered with us, and who oppose the development in its current form, has grown from 650 to more than 1,000 Hundreds of citizens wish to take an active role in their local government by attending the planning commission and county commission public hearings and making their opposition to One Naples known. It is likely that at least 500 people, and possibly more, will wish to participate. We are concerned about creating an unhealthy super-spreader event in Collier County by holding an in-person quasi-judicial zoning and legislative plan amendment hearing that will be attended by many hundreds of individuals. Today’s headline in the Naples Daily News read “Fla. Shatters record with 3,207 virus cases” Johns Hopkins reports that Florida cases have grown from 55,424 at the end of May to 75,565 by June 15. Covid19 cases are now being contact-traced to events that are even smaller than this public hearing. There is no safe way that hundreds of people can be accommodated with proper social distancing and be given their constitutional right to be heard. Virtual appearances are not appropriate for those who have supporting physical presentations and no social media platform is designed that will give many hundreds of people a fair chance to be heard and seen. Because of these realities, we ask that the upcoming hearings relating to the Stock application be postponed indefinitely until such time as it is possible to safely hear from all those with opinions about the project. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Buzz Victor Cc: Leo Ochs, Jeffrey Klatzkow, Collier County Board of County Commissioners, Collier County Planning Commission Members From:Marsha O To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Input Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 4:43:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor , I have lived in Naples Park for 5 years and have actively followed the Stock Development proposal since I attended the Ritz Carlton event in May 2017. Since then I have read the application components submitted to the county, followed comments by county planning staff, read the county planning staff reports, attended the NIM, met with Brian Stock personally as President of Naples Park Area Association three times, and attended all three days of hearings with the Planning Commission. I have learned alot about the development application process as a result of this interaction and my concern for the meaning of the Growth Management Plan continues to escalate. I acknowledge Stock Development altered their original plan but the remaining application remains inappropriate. I strongly object to changing the Growth Management Plan simply to satisfy the desires of one developer when it will have a significant negative impact to the nature of a shared resource in the county in order to reach a certain desired Return on Investment. When Stock bought the property he knew the zoning and its requirements. The property can be nicely developed in many ways, including offering his specialty---high end housing---but at a substantially reduced density., He made clear in our discussions that he could not reduce the density further below the current application. If the ROI is insufficient when accomplished within the current Growth Management Plan and zoning constraints, it is not the problem of the neighbors or the residents of the county to change the Growth Management Plan to meet the ROI needs of the developer. If the Board of Commissioners insists on allowing a change to the Growth Management plan, then it is imperative to follow the guidance of the county planning staff and require the developer to meet all the conditions they set forward in their report so that the impact of the project is somewhat mitigated. If we choose to ignore county planning staff and the clearly stated opinions of a large number of county residents I fear the following: 1) The One Naples towers will quickly become the SHORTEST towers in the neighborhood as current buildings are "refreshed". 2) The One Naples development will stall mid-stream when sales don't develop as planned--- the pool area and workout area seem insufficient to attract high-end buyers who will not be interested in sharing the beach with the current crowds nor deal with the current level of traffic in the area. We will end up with a larger problem at that site than we have now. 3) The Growth Management Plan will be seen as something that is readily gutted and has little meaning. The growth of Collier County will be unbridled and make the county less desirable for current and future residents and businesses. Thank you for reading my input and considering it as you deliberate this question. Sincerely, Marsha D Bale Oenick PS---your newsletter is GREAT. I am a subscriber and find it very useful. Thanks for publishing. From:Rae Ann Burton To:McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick Subject:One Naples is a flawed project Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 5:29:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. This project should not be allowed to go thru - it will destroy the uniqueness of the area and limit beach access. Development should be compatible with the existing neighborhoods and benefit the residents as well as the developers. Massive development should not be allowed - the developers should have to go by the standards and rules set for the area. This letter came to my attention so I am forwarding it to the board - praying that this board elected by the People will honor the wishes and hear the people's concerns and not cater to the greed of the developer. Condo towers near beach too large The One Naples project, a massive development proposed for near the shoreline, is a recipe for disaster. Current plans call for crowding five residential buildings, two of them 186-foot towers, into a tiny 5.4-acre parcel at the foot of busy Vanderbilt Beach Road. It makes no sense. The project is totally incompatible with the neighborhood (in North Naples). It would add hundreds of residents near a public beach, significantly increasing traffic and parking problems in an area already highly congested area. Traffic backup and spillover into adjoining streets would jeopardize walkers and bicyclists and hamper emergency rescues. The Collier County Planning Commission refused to endorse the project. What’s the solution? Reduce the size and scope of the project, as spelled out by county staff. The Collier County Presidents Council, representing some 20,000 doors in the county, urges the County Commission to send the One Naples proposal back to the drawing board. (This letter was written for the Presidents Council.) Dave Trecker, North Naples From:Susan Leach Snyder To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Marina Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:44:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On Monday, you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the marina as Stock has proposed it. How will up to 99 boat slips and a fuel dock affect water quality of Vanderbilt Lagoon? Water quality at this lagoon has been studied by Collier County and the Conservancy of Southwest Florida for years. The lagoon is polluted and lacks the amount of dissolved oxygen many organisms need to survive. It can’t flush the pollutants because its southern flow to Clam Pass was blocked by earlier development. This Lagoon is the southern termination of the Wiggins Pass Estuary. The Conservancy’s 2005 Estuaries Report Card for the water quality of Wiggins Pass Estuary was C-. In 2017, the Report Card for its water quality was D-. Ironically, the Cocohatchee River, part of the Wiggins Pass Estuary, is designated by the State of Florida as Outstanding Florida Water. This designation guarantees the water will have special heightened protection from pollution. The Army Corps of Engineers determined that Wiggins Pass Estuary warrants manatee protection. Management and protection for the manatees in Collier County are set forth in section 5.05.02 of the Land Development Code, titled “Marinas.” Section C of 5.05.02 describes a rating system to evaluate proposed marina facilities. The purpose of the marina site rating system is to determine maximum wet slip densities to improve existing manatee protection. In evaluating a parcel for a potential boat facility, a minimum sphere of influence for the boat traffic must be designated. As proposed, One Naples marina would exasperate pollution of the Vanderbilt Lagoon and create unfavorable conditions for manatees. Building this marina is belong. Sincerely, Susan L. Snyder -------------------------- From:Maureen Gambocurta To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Subject:One Naples Meeting March 1, 2021 Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 11:04:16 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, I would like to address a matter that is of great concern to myself and to the residents of Collier County: The proposed One Naples project by Stock Development. In the case of Stock Development's application regarding One Naples, two related parts came before the Collier County Planning Commission. Part one was an amendment to the County's GMP in which Stock asked for the addition of a new Sub-District encompassing the 5.42 acres of his development. The purpose of the addition was to change the current regulations that limit the density allowed on his land. His request would double the density from sixteen dwelling units per acre, 87 units, to 32 dwelling units per acre,172 units. Without this change to the GMP, the plans that he presented in his rezoning application (part two) in which he asked for two 208-foot high towers, inadequate setbacks, several midrise buildings, and other considerations could not be approved. I was very disappointed in the outcome of the Collier County Planning Commission meeting on Thursday, November 5, 2020. The deadlock does not provide the County Board of Commissioners with any meaningful input. Hopefully, the County Commissioners have a “transcript” of the voting and discussions at the end of the meeting. The newer Planning Board members were not instructed properly beforehand on how the deliberations and voting would happen. Instead, Commissioner Schmitt quickly made a motion and Commissioner Homiak quickly seconded it, ensuring that a vote be taken and that no other motion could be made. The newer members thought there would be an opportunity to make a motion that would be more acceptable to the majority but sadly found out after the voting on the first motion that that could not happen. The point that came across clearly from the meeting on Thursday, November 5, 2020 was that the developer’s proposal is unacceptable. The developer falsely claims that they can only build the original plan. If not allowed, they will have to deal with the current zoning and they claim that is worse for the residents. This is not the case and is a poor attempt to get their plan approved. The developer can certainly build a scaled down version of their proposal. They can certainly bring the height and density within the current regulations and still have the same type of project. Yes, the land will eventually be developed by someone. But the development should fall within rules and regulations. We ask that Stock respect the existing zoning and his proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan should be denied. Stock bought the land fully understanding the current zoning. He could have and should have asked for variances before he bought it. Stock is relying on previous situations that were voted to allow developers to run slipshod over the wishes of your taxpaying constituents. Stock is apparently so used to getting its way, that it just assumed that it could run over everybody in North Naples. When Stock Development incentivizes the Barefoot Pelican Condominium Association with nearly $550,000 in cash & services to subscribe to Stock’s position, suddenly there are no boundaries for developers. If there is a resistance problem, they simply throw money at it until it is fixed to their satisfaction. The idea, apparently, is that everyone has a price. And we can expect more of the same with the Vanderbilt Palms Condo Association. Stock and other self-serving developers can not be allowed to buy their way into our neighborhood and completely compromise our quality of life solely for their benefit. This must stop. An approval of Stock’s plan would show that the Commissioners, at heart, have little regard for the will of the people, that they side with developers and endless unrestrained growth. Traffic will be increased on a road that already has traffic issues. Beachwalk Gardens has asked for a traffic light at their entrance due to traffic congestion and has been turned down. I have been told that the county states there are too many traffic lights already on Vanderbilt. So why are we considering increasing traffic and adding a traffic light for the Developer? We should deal with the existing traffic congestion issue first. The developer’s traffic plans create an undeniable surge in traffic on residential roads which are already dealing with traffic similar to Beachwalk Gardens’ where residents have to make a right in order to make a left. The drivers then have to turn around on Vanderbilt or drive through a residential area and up 91st. The developer claims that C3 traffic would be worse than their proposed plan. However, a plan that sticks to the height and density rules and regulations would drastically cut down on their proposed increased traffic. Approval of any plan in excess of existing buildings already in the area sets a precedent for all future building. Any future developer can, and will, ask for exceptions based on this case. The excessive height would become a new norm, or average, that would be used for comparison for future development. The developer’s height, set back, and density are double what is allowed. No exception should be made to such extreme violation of existing rules and regulations. The rules and regulations are in place for a purpose and should be adhered to. Changing the rules is effectively “spot zoning”. You will hear that spot zoning can only be brought up if a challenge is filed with the Circuit Court. That is the developer’s way to try to get the rules changed now so that they can argue that the defense of spot zoning does not apply since the new rule incorporates their zoning changes and allows their plan. Changing the rules so that spot zoning can’t be a future defense is unethical and should not be allowed. It is essentially spot zoning. One Naples is certainly not in the best interests of the residents or the county. It affects all of our districts. We ask the County Board of Commissioners to take into consideration the overwhelming opposition residents have to the proposed project as it stands now and vote against the amendment to the County’s Growth Management plan that Stock’s application seeks. At the November 5th meeting, only one resident voiced support for the project, and he was a restaurant owner and spoke from a business perspective. Thank you for your time and consideration, Maureen Gambocurta 619 Beachwalk Circle Naples, FL 34108 From:Meg Tyre To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Place Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 6:05:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am writing because I am so worried that this project will go through and we will be just like Miami. Keep Naples Naples. Please reject Stock Company’s application. Meg Tyre Pelican Bay From:epircio@verizon.net To:McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; FialaDonna; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples plans are insufficient after 2 plus years of reviews. Date:Sunday, July 5, 2020 4:30:10 PM Attachments:Talking points to the comments made on May 29, 2020.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners: Those of us who have been reviewing the plans of One Naples have been closely following the work of the Planning Staff, meeting with them and adding comments to their findings. We have not been forwarding our work to the Commissioners because we had been hopeful that meetings with Brian Stock would result in a more positive outcome. While Brian has said he is listening to the neighbors, we have not found this to be so. He appears to be entrenched in building his legacy high rise towers and 3 mid-rise buildings on this mere 4.8 acres of land across from our Vanderbilt Beach in spite of all the negative impacts. The problem seems to be that there is a critical design flaw and if he wants to hold onto it, the impacts will be egregious to the neighborhood. And he does not appear willing to acknowledge that the design is just not compatible with the neighborhood. That being said, I am forwarding my work in reviewing the Stock submissions, taking into consideration the comments of the Planning Staff as well as the neighbors. The One Naples Plans are deficient. They show inconsistencies; they ask for a hotel as an incidental use, when they do not address its impacts. Brian says he will not build a hotel, yet he refuses to remove the hotel use from the submission. We are at a stalemate with him. Please read my comments on this development. We are trying to come up with a mutually satisfying development. Respectfully, ELizabeth (Betty) Pircio 271 Southbay Drive Naples, FL 781-690-0486 epircio@verizon.net From:Holzwart To:AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Cc:Mayorheitmann@naplesgov.com Subject:One Naples please hear my voice Date:Friday, December 11, 2020 12:05:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Sirs and Madam, I understand that the One Naples development is now moving toward fruition. I am a homeowner in Beachwalk just down the street. My family has had a presence in Naples since 1967. In that time I have seen quite a few changes, some good and some that we all regret that have changed the character that brought us all here in the first place. I don't have to tell you about the congestion and density at Vanderbilt Beach or about the significant changes to surrounding neighborhoods that this development will bring. You should already know this. My wife and I are asking you to consider the little guys in this situation -- the neighbors for whom Vanderbilt Beach is critically important to their daily lives. We all love Naples for its charm and character. Florida is a wonderful state but Naples is the true gem in the entire state. Please do not destroy what makes Naples what it is. The One Naples development is not just oversized for the location, it will forever change what makes the Vanderbilt Beach area so unique and so special. Vanderbilt Beach is already overly congested and is fast becoming a difficult area to get in and out of -- in fact, it is becoming unsafe and actually dangerous. Please spend some time standing at the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive, especially at 10:00 am or just before sunset. Observe for yourself the steady stream of cars and motorcycles, old and young people on bicycles, people of all ages walking, children running, mothers pushing baby strollers, young people on their cell phones -- it is a chaotic scene -- and a potentially dangerous situation -- people not paying attention, people caught up in the rush to get to the beach carrying umbrellas, chairs, coolers, boogie boards and water toys. You know and you must admit to the citizens that the One Naples development is not going to just contribute to this congestion, it is going to push it over the top. Lastly, I implore you to consider how the Ritz Carlton resort and the La Playa resort were strategically built apart so as not to result in an overcrowded and unmanageable situation. These two resorts have been great neighbors and additions to the area. The One Naples development will not fit this model. Instead it will forever destroy the beauty, the charm, the attraction, the serenity of Vanderbilt Beach. I believe in development but please remember that not all development is good and worthy. I pray that you will seriously consider "we the people" who live in the area and call this area home before you make your decision. Kind regards, Stan Holzwart From:Mark MacKenzie To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Poject Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:06:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, I OPPOSE the One Naples Project Application. Regards, Mark MacKenzie 831 Sailaway Lane # 104 Naples, FL 34108 Sent from my iPhone From:C Robertson To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 8:56:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We are writing to you to urge you to vote against the variances that will be coming before you for a vote on Monday March 1st. We are in support of keeping the neighborhood consistent with the current zoning laws. It is one thing to allow a small variance within 10 ft but allowing a 15ft setback when the current code is 93ft and a height variance of 186ft when the current allowance is 77ft it begs the question why have any zoning laws? In addition, where will the open space be for the community, what happens to the wildlife that will be disrupted from the 99 boat slips, how will traffic congestion be handled and shouldn't the developer gift the County $4.3M for roads and open space instead of the other way around? We are not against developing and improving the neighborhood but seeing that the zoning board voted against this project it shouldn't go forward with just a commission vote. Maybe Stock Development can re-submit a plan that is more in line with the current zoning laws. We urge you to do what is best for the community. Thank you for your time Maurice Foucher and Cheryl Robertson From:Mark Efrusy To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples project (Stock development) Date:Thursday, July 23, 2020 3:38:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Honorable Commissioner I am writing to you as a 6 year permanent resident of the Beachmoor condominium across the street I have enjoyed the experience immensely but have noticed a striking degree of growth and ensuing congestion and traffic which is beginning to impact on the quality of life and health of our community. Our east coast neighbors are teaching us the importance population density on health in the Covid era please take this into consideration and vote no on zoning changes and the project Thank You Mark Efrusy DO Professor of Medicine Midwestern University From:CQ To:Charlette Subject:One Naples Project Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:45:53 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, When the ONE NAPLES project was initially presented, it seemed like the project was a little too massive for the small area where it would go. After the developer changes were presented, it seemed to be a reasonable compromise and as a result, I thought that the project should go forward. This seems very typical in the developer world where they give up a little something to get community approval. However, after learning more about how the scope of the project is not even close to complying with County regulations, I have changed my opinion to a emphatic NO. The height of the buildings is not even close to what is “approvable” for this area. The setbacks totally ignore the guidelines standards. To make comparisons to Pelican Bay is not a fair comparison in my opinion. Perhaps the developer comment should be that these buildings are shorter than the skyscrapers of New York City. Pelican Bay, although nearby, is a large parcel of land that is in the 4 to 5,000 acre range. Not a good comparison. Please side with the people who live here now and will continue to live here after the developers are long gone and vote NO on the ONE NAPLES item. Thank you for your consideration. A long time, full time resident of Naples Charlette Quercia From:Mark D. Boyce To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt Cc:pbpoa@pbpropertyowners.org; emstaats@naplesnews.com; info@savevanderbiltbeach.com; marbledal1@comcast.net Subject:One Naples Project and Your Responsibilities Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9:01:29 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners The County Government Website says it best: “The Board of County Commissioners serves as the governing body of the county and has the responsibility of setting policies that protect the health, safety, welfare and quality of life of our residents and visitors. “ It further goes on to list the vision, mission, and values of the county: Vision To be the best community in America to live,work and play. Mission To deliver high quality, best-value, public services, programs, and facilities to meet the needs of our residents, visitors, and businesses today and tomorrow. Guiding Principles (Values) Honesty, Integrity, Service, Accountability, Quality, Consistency, Respect, Knowledge, Stewardship, Collaboration, Self-Initiating, Self-Correcting Take each one of these key responsibilities - health, safety, welfare, and quality of life - that the commissioners and the county should be taking into consideration in any project or matter that comes before them. Hold those up against the proposed One Naples project and you can instantly see how this project violates everything that the commissioners should be standing for. Let’s take a look at them one by one: Health - with so much development crammed into 5.4 acres, increased traffic to an already overcrowded beach, significantly increased boat traffic on the small residential canals nearby, and the removal of “green space” how is the health of the residents in the neighborhood and the county being cared for? If anything, the increased pollution, traffic, noise, stress from congestion, higher density on the beach will most certainly negatively impact the health of surrounding residents. Safety - traffic on a road that cannot be expanded will increase no doubt. The people who already enjoy the beautiful walk or bike along the roads in the area will now be in much more danger from this increase. In addition, with so many more residents and only one nearby fire and safety facility and not forgetting the congestion, response times during peak times of the year to emergencies could also significantly impact the safety of the community. Not to mention, cost the county significantly more to increase services. Welfare - if you are looking for happy residents and visitors, the last thing you want is to antagonize them with congestion, pollution, and unsightly developments with little green space that simply do not fit into the surrounding community. What are the benefits to the developments and current residents in the area? How does it benefit the residents of the county who will now have even more crowded beaches? It’s certainly not economic progress, or expanded restaurants, shops, entertainment that the area is currently zoned for that would bring long term additional jobs to the area. People bought in that area with full knowledge of what could be done in the surrounding area. That’s what great county planning is all about - letting people know what they are getting into when they invest in a community and trust that their investment is sound - not devalued by pulling the rug out from under them with a drastic change like One Naples. It simply is not going to make anyone in the area happy. Quality of Life - why has Naples constantly been rated by numerous sources as one of the small towns to live in the country? Because of its quality of life! Naples is not Miami - with high rise after high packed into small footprints, traffic congestion, and sprawling development. Communities in Naples have to date been carefully planned and executed according to well thought out longstanding zoning. Why change now? To make a corporation significantly more money? Once the dam is broken there will be no excuse for developers to not “redevelop” Naples into Miami as the opportunity arises. The attraction of people to Naples because of its small charm and beautiful neighborhoods will be gone. Having previously lived on the other coast for 10 years, and now in Naples for over 10 years I can tell you I breathe a sigh of relief every time I return from the other coast, and thank God that I live in Naples - not Miami. So, commissioners, I ask you - how are you going to honor your responsibilities to the citizens of Collier County? If you don’t see by the 1000’s of emails, letters, and other communications from concerned citizens who are your bosses and do not understand how you can not see the detriment this development does to the values that we as citizens of Naples & Collier County hold so dear, then you must be living in an alternate reality. And no doubt at the ballot box you will be swiftly brought back to the true reality of what your constituents desire. What you do now will not just affect this one development, but has the potential to radically change Naples for all time. Is that the legacy you want as an elected official? Is that what you want for your children and grandchildren? Is that your vision of how “to be the best community in America to live, work, and play”? Actions have consequences. Make sure your action is to stop this development that goes against all the responsibilities and policies you are sworn to uphold as a county commissioner and instead hold true to the vision for Naples & Collier County to be the “best community in America to live, work, and play”. Thank you. Mark Boyce Pelican Bay Resident From:Robert Feerick To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Concerns Date:Wednesday, July 15, 2020 3:29:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor: I am writing in opposition to the One Naples Project. Despite my high opinion of Stock Development and Brian Stock, I believe that this development will be detrimental to our neighborhood. I am a full-time resident of The Trieste condominium building across the street. My opinion is based upon the following issues: Conversion of the property C-3 zoning to residential should only allow 16 units per acre. This development has 31.7 units per acre, almost double the allowed number. The development will create significant additional traffic, noise, and beach use. The setbacks are nowhere near adequate to bring One Naples into a compatible relationship with surrounding properties in the neighborhood. The traffic light at the corner of Gulf Shore and Vanderbilt Beach Road, as proposed, will make it increasingly difficult and dangerous to exit One Naples and make left turns from either end of South Bay Drive. The marina is currently not restricted to residents only in One Naples. This change must be made. I fully agree that this site demands redevelopment, but this should be done in a manner consistent with the existing neighborhood. As currently planned, my opinion is that the development will decrease property values in the surrounding area rather than increase them. The property should be redeveloped in a manner in which to increase property values throughout this section of North Naples. My thoughts are meant to be constructive. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Best wishes, Bob Robert M. Feerick Chairman Horizon Partners, Ltd. 3838 Tamiami Trail N., Suite 408 Naples FL 34103 Milwaukee Office: 9099 West Dean Road Milwaukee WI 53224 Direct: 239.261.5989 Main: 239.261.0020 Fax: 239.261.0225 Skype: robert.m.feerick Email: rfeerick@horizonpartnersltd.com From:Paul Tsakos To:LoCastroRick; andysolis@colliercountyfl.gov; BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov; McDanielBill; TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project IN FAVOR Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 12:27:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Board of Commissioners, We recently purchased a condo at Barefoot Pelican looking to escape the madness of Northern NJ and NYC. We saw a beautiful area and we Knew that the area would be developed into residential condos making the area even more beautiful. We never anticipated the animosity we are experiencing. We are IN FAVOR of a residential building and want to be a good Neighbor to Stock Development. What we DO NOT WANT IS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE on our corner. We have plenty of Malls and Stores in the area and we do not want the beautiful Landscape of Vanderbilt Beach destroyed with commercial business. Please approve the One Naples Project for residential use only. Thank you for your time and consideration. Respectfully Submitted, Paul Tsakos From:gmoody9@comcast.net To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Subject:One Naples Project March Board of Collier County Commissioners Meeting Date:Wednesday, December 16, 2020 7:44:07 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioners: Mr. Andy Solis, Esq. Ms. Penny Taylor Mr. William L. McDaniel, Jr. Mr. Burt L. Saunders Mr. Rick LoCastro It is my understanding that one of the condo associations most affected by the One Naples project has received a tentative proposal from Stock Development offering several monetary "incentives" to the condo association if they agree to drop their opposition to the One Naples project. They must also agree to speak publicly in favor of One Naples, and write a supporting letter to the Board of Collier County Commissioners on Stock's behalf. The package is very significant, estimated to be between $300,000 - $400,000. If this is true, it poses a significant conflict of interest because the motivation of such a condo association would not necessarily be what is in the best interest of the community, but rather what is in the best financial interest of the association. Therefore, I urge you to require that anyone testifying in writing or in person at the One Naples March Board of County Commissioners meeting disclose whether they, or the community association in which they live, have received any compensation from Stock Development, its affiliates or representatives and if so, the amount of such compensation. While such association has a right to voice its opinion on the project, such disclosure would allow the you full transparency to a significant motivating factor. Respectfully, Garry L Moody ____________________ 10951 Gulf Shore Drive, Apt# 1201Naples, FL 34108 From:Jennifer Bayles To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples project proposed in the Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 8:04:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing to you ONCE AGAIN in strong opposition to the proposed One Naples development. On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. Please listen to the will of the people, your constituents, who overwhelmingly oppose the project’s design, and vote against the project as currently planned. Sincerely, Jennifer Bayles -------------------------- From:JEAN D. BROWN To:FryerEdwin; Planning Commission Collier County Zq; Planning Commission Collier County Zq; HomiakKaren; KarlFry; Planning Commission Collier County Zq; Planning Commission Collier County Zq Cc:TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; FialaDonna Subject:One Naples project should be rejected Date:Monday, October 26, 2020 5:10:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. One Naples project should be rejected. Dear Members of the Collier County Planning Commission, We are shocked to learn that the One Naples project continues to be considered by the Planning Commission and the Collier County Board. It will exacerbate an already intolerable traffic problem along the stretch of Vanderbilt Beach Road from U.S. 41 to the Gulf and along Vanderbilt Drive. It creates a gated fortress which excludes the public and appropriates public streets and essential parking spaces. It eliminates essential businesses and forecloses the possibility of adding more local services contemplated by the commercial zoning. The project is an awkward agglomeration of parcels, some of which are jointly owned with others, and because of its odd configuration resembles a rube goldberg of structures and facilities. While the developer is well known for its homes, it has little if any experience with high rise developments; the developer’s inexperience and the ill-conceived nature of the project raises the real risk of failure which would permanently scar the local community. Particularly irksome, is the developer’s childish threat that if it can’t get the needed waivers it will punish the County by building something “of right” that the developer claims will be much worse for the area. The response should be “Bring it on!”. While the developer writes a fairy tail of another Mercato, the reality would be a series of small commercial businesses serving the local community which would reduce traffic, not worsen it. This threat seems so farfetched that one hopes that it is not a straw being grasped by Commissioners and Board members who have benefitted from substantial contributions from the developer. Please do the obvious.....send the developer back to the drawing boards to give us what we need in this area - - - some convenient local businesses as contemplated by the exisitng zoning. Thank you. Be Well! D Brown Sent from my iPhone. Pls forgive typos. (:-) From:JEAN D. BROWN To:FialaDonna Subject:One Naples project should be rejected Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 2:02:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Fyi. Begin forwarded message: From: jdbewb@aol.com Date: October 26, 2020 at 5:10:22 PM EDT To: Planning Commission Collier County Subject: One Naples project should be rejected One Naples project should be rejected. Dear Members of the Collier County Planning Commission, We are shocked to learn that the One Naples project continues to be considered by the Planning Commission and the Collier County Board. It will exacerbate an already intolerable traffic problem along the stretch of Vanderbilt Beach Road from U.S. 41 to the Gulf and along Vanderbilt Drive. It creates a gated fortress which excludes the public and appropriates public streets and essential parking spaces. It eliminates essential businesses and forecloses the possibility of adding more local services contemplated by the commercial zoning. The project is an awkward agglomeration of parcels, some of which are jointly owned with others, and because of its odd configuration resembles a rube goldberg of structures and facilities. While the developer is well known for its homes, it has little if any experience with high rise developments; the developer’s inexperience and the ill-conceived nature of the project raises the real risk of failure which would permanently scar the local community. Particularly irksome, is the developer’s childish threat that if it can’t get the needed waivers it will punish the County by building something “of right” that the developer claims will be much worse for the area. The response should be “Bring it on!”. While the developer writes a fairy tail of another Mercato, the reality would be a series of small commercial businesses serving the local community which would reduce traffic, not worsen it. This threat seems so farfetched that one hopes that it is not a straw being grasped by Commissioners and Board members who have benefitted from substantial contributions from the developer. Please do the obvious.....send the developer back to the drawing boards to give us what we need in this area - - - some convenient local businesses as contemplated by the exisitng zoning. Thank you. Be Well! D Brown From:Sherri DeWitt To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project!!! Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 12:51:00 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We urge you to vote against the One Naples project near Vanderbilt Beach Rd and Gulfshore Dr as presently offered. Outsiders coming to our neighborhoods should expect to configure their designs to our regulations regarding setbacks, building heights, and all external attributes that would change our Naples and Collier County ambiance. DO NOT GIVE THEM VARIANCES! Please keep the Naples personality intact, we are not desperate for development! Thank you, Gary & Sherrian DeWitt Naples Residence From:McManemon, Jim To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; penny.taylor@colliercounty.gov; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:ONE NAPLES PROJECT Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 3:31:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:wrolson48@aol.com To:SolisAndy Cc:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:51:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. In the interest of our residency as full time home owners in the immediate area of the possible upcoming project, titled Stock Development-One Naples, we are insisting that you vote in opposition to this project. By voting in the affirmative, you are ignoring the existing problems that currently confront the neighborhood surrounding the beach at Vanderbilt Beach Road. On many days all year round, the traffic backs up to Highway 41, also known as Tamiami Trail, and limits the neighborhood traffic from obtaining any easy access to the adjacent grocery stores, library, restaurants, fitness centers, barbers, beauty salons, movie theaters, immediate health care facility, and our homes. Our quality of life will definitely be impacted by this large development known as Stock Development-One Naples. Besides us as neighborhood dwellers, thousands of other Naples residents will also be impacted by curtailed and congested access to the Vanderbilt Beach access point. As a commissioner on the Naples Board, it is your responsibility to act in the best interest of your constituents and vote NO to this upcoming Stock Development-One Naples project. We definitely oppose this One Naples Stock Development and expect your negative vote on this issue, as well. Please act on our behalf and on behalf of the other Naples residents, visitors, and friends who frequent the area in and around this outrageously large Vanderbilt Beach Road project. By opposing the Stock Development-One Naples, you will give us proof that Florida law prohibits unlawful spot zoning, which we believe is identified in this proposed project in our backyard and neighborhood. Thank you for your negative vote on Stock Development-One Naples. Believe that your negative vote on this project is protecting the quality of life for your constituents and the safety of Collier County. Carole and Walter Olson 7686 Pebble Creek Circle #204 Naples, FL 34108 From:sue hecht To:SaundersBurt Cc:RickLoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Subject:One Naples Project Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:25:50 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good evening . My name is Sue Hecht and I have lived in your district for 16 years and been a property owner for 28 years. . I wish to express my extreme disapproval for the proposed One Naples project. The developer's request for amendments to the GMP are just unacceptable. It is outlandish to consider granting his multiple amendments which violate multiple rules of the GMP including density building height, setbacks and open space. Seriously---he wants the commissioners to consider private pools and cabanas as "Open Space". What an insult to your intelligence. I do not live in the Vanderbilt Beach area, but as a long term resident I have ownership and responsibility to the entire community of Collier County. I urge the Commissioners to fulfill their responsibilities to their constituency, uphold the rules of the GMP and not bend to big money and big business. Developers priorities are ALWAYS their own interests and not those OF THE PEOPLE. Thank you, Sue Hecht From:Kathleen Canino To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 4:03:10 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Kathleen Canino __________________________ -------------------------- From:david trecker To:LoCastroRick; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Subject:One Naples Project Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 10:13:05 AM Attachments:OneNaples Traffic III.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners: Please refer to the attachment. The Collier County Presidents Council, representing over 20,000 doors, including many of your constituents, strongly opposes the One Naples proposal. For reasons outlined in the attachment, we respectfully urge you to vote against the project in its current form and ask that a development of greatly reduced size and scope be considered. Thank you for your consideration. Dave Trecker, Chairman Collier County Presidents Council From:Hank Rossi To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Cc:mee3eaa@aol.com; nancy.pbpoa@aol.com Subject:One Naples Project Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 3:27:05 PM Attachments:Thousands of Collier County Residents.msg EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good afternoon Commissioners. The purpose of this E-mail is to make a final attempt to convince you how important it is to show Collier County residents you represent their best interests and not those of developers. First, I would like to thank each of the Commissioners for taking the time to listen to the thoughts of the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association which represents about 12,000 residents. Add our numbers to those residents in surrounding communities who will be negatively impacted by a yes decision and you probably have over 25,000 residents who want you to represent them and vote NO!!!! To support my statement, I can share with you that of all the meetings, discussions, surveys, we held on One Naples, only two folks believed this was a beneficial project for the community. We are now at the point where the general community believes this project is not compatible with the rest of the community, is really spot zoning, when the area calls for keeping the commercial zoning in place. See the attached notice which provides a series of resident sample letters. Hank Rossi Vice President PBPOA hankrossi1940@outlook.com FL 239-260-5730 NY 631-725-2194 Confidentiality Note: The information contained in this electronic message and any attachments to this message are intended for the exclusive use of the addressee(s) and may contain confidential or privileged information. No representation is made as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in this electronic message. Certain assumption may have been made in the preparation of this material at this date, and are subject to change without notice. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this e-mail and any attachment(s) is strictly prohibited. Please reply to the sender at Profit Improvement Concepts, destroy all copies of this message and delete any attachments from your system. From:L Gordon To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 2:06:32 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, I am writing in regards to the One Naples Project. I live down the street from this proposed development and regularly walk to the beach down Vanderbuilt Road. I am NOT IN SUPPORT OF THE PLANS AS IT IS CURRENTLY PROPOSED. I am opposed to the enormous height and lack of set back. We would like to keep our community well shaded and landscaped with green space and air flow. Please do not allow exceptions to the current zoning restrictions. Respectfully submitted, Linda Gordon Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From:Sara Ellerhorst To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 1:16:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. One Naples Please vote no - this project negatively impacts the quality of life for north Naples. I cannot think of anything positive for this area resulting from this project. Jim and Sara Ellerhorst 8960 Bay Colony Drive Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone From:Gary Scottoline To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 10:03:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a Pelican Bay homeowner, I am extremely concerned with what the One Naples project will do to the Vanderbilt beach area. It will overcrowd that vital county resource that so many need to have access to a beach for their families. It will also impact traffic and quality of life along Vanderbilt Beach Road, and also impact our Pelican Bay lifestyle, since folks will more than likely cut through Pelican Bay to avoid the Vanderbilt Rd., and Rt 41 intersection if the are traveling south. I must ask you to give your upmost consideration to stopping this disruptive project, no matter the money involved, to avoid making our corner of the world into another overbuilt Florida beach area. Remember, once the precedent is set the development floodgates will open! It is time to make a stand, and maintain what we have and not destroy it. Gary Scottoline 800 Breakaway Lane Naples From:Jeannine Moran To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:One Naples Project Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 10:42:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, This project is SO WRONG. Too dense, does not fit into the existing neighborhood, too much traffic, and we could go on and on. The developers are throwing money around to buy support. DO WHAT IS RIGHT AND VOTE NO. Jeannine Moran Pelican Bay Resident From:Larry To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Project Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 5:40:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please do what is in the best interest of our community and vote NO!! From:McManemon, Jim To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; penny.taylor@colliercounty.gov; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:ONE NAPLES PROJECT Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 3:34:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:i, To:TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt Subject:One Naples proposal: highly objectionable! Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 9:14:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Collier County Commissioners: As a resident of north Naples for five years, we welcome development on the site at the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Boulevard, but feel passionately that the site should be developed in harmony with the community. Stock’s proposal, as it stands now, is not. Northerners are drawn to Naples over east coast Florida cities for a reason. East coast cities, like Miami and Fort Lauderdale, are overcrowded and without character. Do we want our Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood to become another Miami Beach, with unfettered and incongruous development? The attraction of Naples, and the value of all our properties will surely be compromised. How could it not be? Yes, we should develop Vanderbilt Beach, but not with a high density, monolithic structure with little setback and excessive height that will be an eyesore in our community. Please, please, you must reject the Stock application as it is being presented at this time! Thank you and regards, Carla Kretschmann Sent from AOL Mobile Mail Get the new AOL app: mail.mobile.aol.com From:peter kretschmann To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; rick.locastro@colliergov.net; bill.mcdaniel@colliergov.net; SaundersBurt Cc:krosenb@hotmail.com; bamaher55@gmail.com; cepmd@att.net; essondoug@msn.com; ldd@sunsetchateau.com Subject:One Naples proposal: highly objectionable! Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 8:08:57 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Subject: One Naples proposal: highly objectionable! Dear Collier County Commissioners: As a resident of north Naples for five years, we welcome development on the site at the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Boulevard, but feel passionately that the site should be developed in harmony with the community. Stock’s proposal, as it stands now, does not do that. Northerners are drawn to Naples over east coast Florida cities for a reason. East coast cities, like Miami and Fort Lauderdale, are overcrowded and without character. Do we want our Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood to become another Miami Beach, with unfettered and hideous development? The attraction of Naples, and the value of all our properties will surely be compromised. How could it not be? Yes, we should develop Vanderbilt Beach, but not with a high density, monolithic structure with little setback and excessive height that will be an eyesore in the community. Please, please, you must reject the Stock application as it is being presented at this time! Thank you and regards, Peter Kretschmann Sent from AOL Mobile Mail Get the new AOL app: mail.mobile.aol.com From:Virginia Bradley To:Ginny Bradley; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy Subject:One Naples Proposed Project Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 4:31:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As Naples residents we wish to express our deep concern for the proposed project One Naples. It is quite obvious in practical terms that the proposed project is too massive, too dense for the 5.4 acres of land available to the developer. Vanderbilt Beach Road and Vanderbilt are presently crowded with cars and people enjoying the beautiful public beach. This congested area cannot sustain a project that would bring to the area the people and their cars, and boats this project calls for. Vanderbilt Beach ,a favorite for Naples residents brings hundreds and hundreds of cars each day, especially on weekends and any day at sunset time. Allowing this proposed project with this density would be a disaster for all people of Naples. Please require the developer to go back to the drawing boards and submit new plans comparable to the area and reasonable for the 5.4 acres of available land. The future of our beautiful Naples is in your hands. Please do not destroy Naples and turn it into Miami or NYC. Virginia Bradley Ginnybbradley@gmail.com Sent from my iPad From:Bruce Freedman To:FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:BrownleeMichael; GoodnerAngela; LykinsDave; GrecoSherry; FilsonSue Subject:One Naples Right of Way Vacation Date:Sunday, March 8, 2020 1:10:25 PM Attachments:One Naples ROW vacation.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear commissioners, As a resident of Gulf Shore Drive I received a certified letter informing me of a Right of Way Vacation and request to provide no objection regarding streets within the One Naples Project (see attached pdf). I assume this notification is a legal requirement which I fully understand. However, the developer provided a letter and return envelope in which I COULD ONLY STATE THAT I HAD NO OBJECTION. There was no opportunity to respond with OBJECTION. I think this is outrageous to utilize a legal procedural notice to promote a self serving biased response. Clearly the community’s response will not be fairly solicited. You will probably be told of those who responded all had no objection. OF COURSE! This is the only choice provided. At the least the developer should be reprimanded by the commissioners and this notice declared invalid. They should be required to send another notice either without a solicitation of no objection or a solicitation for an OBJECT/NO OBJECT response. In the larger sense I hope this informs you of the biased and self serving tactics employed by the developer regarding this project and raises your level of scrutiny regarding statements, studies, site conditions, and “facts” submitted for your review of this project. Sincerely, Bruce Freedman Gulf Shore Drive, Naples, FL From:Keith Gelder To:TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry Cc:BrockMaryJo; CasalanguidaNick; OchsLeo Subject:One Naples update Date:Thursday, April 9, 2020 1:51:32 PM Attachments:One Naples Letter to County Commissioners 4-6-20 Comissioner Taylor.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, I trust this communication finds you well. Please see the attached letter from Brian Stock regarding One Naples, which we have shared with the project neighbors. Thanks and let us know if you have any questions. Keith Gelder Vice President of Land Stock Development, LLC 2639 Professional Circle, Suite 101 Naples, FL 34119 (239) 449-5227 Office (239) 280-6504 Cell From:Roxanne Landry To:FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Subject:ONE NAPLES Vanderbilt Beach Date:Thursday, June 25, 2020 11:37:57 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hello, I am a FULL TIME resident and owner at the Barefoot Pelican that is located within the same two blocks of the soon to be One Naples. Obviously, I am writing to share my opinion of the project. Unlike many of the Part Time residents I know the project will not only enhance the area but also bring safety to our corner of Gulfshore and Vanderbilt Beach. I would like to say that I am not a retiree as I work full time and feel that many of the owners at the BP are out of touch with reality. They have no vision or foresight as to what can be. Instead, they somehow believe they have the right to control the whole block that Stock has purchased. I think that it is just their inexplorable mindset from the 1980's when many purchased. With all of this being said, I support the project. In addition, I am embarrassed by the behavior of a very few who do nothing to improve our own association but choose to go after what will be a shining star next to us. I personally give Stock kudos for the kindness and generosity they have attempted to share through our former president Tina Seely (who by the way has worked tirelessly to try to educate the benighted opponents). Unfortunately it seems many people are so egocentric that they are unwilling to listen to the positive of something due to their own impediments. In closing, I give my wholehearted support of this project and my only regret is that it is not in my budget to purchase a unit in One Naples. All the best to the Commissioners taking the time to read a Collier county tax payers thoughts on this matter Roxanne Landry unit 232 Barefoot Pelican From:Kathleen A. Ballenger To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 10:05:04 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vote no on One Naples. We do not want to become Miami Beach West. Dr and Mrs Ralph Ballenger of Pelican Bay Sent from my iPhone From:Mark Sjolund To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 8:56:25 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny, Please vote no, as I oppose the One Naples application. It simply is out of context for the neighborhood, and will negatively impact the entire Vanderbilt Beach area. Best regards, Mark A. Sjolund, PGA 2728 Tiburon Blvd E #306 Naples, FL 34109 414-331-6301 sjolund.pga@gmail.com From:Cherie Bawduniak To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 8:20:32 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. DENY THE ONE NAPLES GMP AMENDMENT Cherie and Joe Bawduniak 34109 From:Reg To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 7:58:01 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, The Naples we knew seems to be vanishing. We lost the Vanderbilt Inn, and cannot imagine that Buzz’s will ever be the same. I understand that Air BNB ruined Sedona Arizona. Seems to be happening here. The trend which began on Marco Island seems set. Best regards, Robin Gadsby Sent from my phone From:Virgie Lombardo To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 7:50:41 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I oppose One Naples Virgie Lombardo I live in Pelican Bay Sent from my iPad From:Donna To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 7:28:25 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote against One Naples in its present form. There should be no variances given to Stock Development - it is imperative to keep the feel, safety of the neighborhood as is to the extent possible. We don’t need to add more traffic and huge buildings to this quaint beach community. Extra traffic will move into Pelican Bay (my neighborhood) which adversely affect thousands or residents. With development exploding everywhere in Naples, this prime jewel of a beach community needs to be protected! There are so few of these left in Naples and this area is visited by residents and vacationers alike. Thank you, Donna Doyle 700 L’Ambiance Circle Apt 206 Naples, FL 34108 From:sseifried To:TaylorPenny Cc:sseifried Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:50:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone From:Joan Hanlon To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:43:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, Please to do approve One Naples. The variances this developer wants are extensive and will not be good for our city. Thank you in advance, Joan Hanlon Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone From:kip mckesson To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:04:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I oppose the One Naples application. Christopher McKesson Naples From:Barb To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 7:46:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, Please deny the One Naples GMP amendment. Vanderbilt Beach is one of the few beaches I truly enjoy still in Naples and bring family to when they visit our beautiful paradise. The addition of this development will only make it a nightmare to drive and walk around that area. Please consider the residents who still want to be able to access the beaches here in Collier county. Thanks, Barb Senkevich -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com From:Mary Lynn Stahnke To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 7:42:43 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Penny, Regarding the One Naples project. Stock Development is a successful company....why they want their name on this edifice to greed is beyond me: is there anyone out there with a sense of community anymore? I realize that charm and quaint are long gone, but this current wave of big development has far exceeded anything we could have imagined, and not in a good way. The mantra now seems to be ask huge, scale down, then end up with approval of a project much bigger than originally allowed. I’m sure you will vote against this , and I thank you for that , makes me sad that this would even be proposed. “Who’d a thunk it “. Sorry , had to vent. Mary Lynn Stahnke From:Kathie To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 6:17:32 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please - we’re asking you to deny the One Naples project. It’s a large and inappropriate development for this small parcel of land and quiet neighborhood. Robert & Mary Von Gruben Sent from my iPhone From:Susan McManus To:SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:33:04 PM Attachments:image003.png image004.png image002.png EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Collier County Commissioners, The Stock family have been investing in the quality of our community for many years, supporting local schools through their support of Champions For Learning. They have a reputation of caring about the well-being of families and have shared their time, talent and treasure in support of education in Collier County. I do not want to express my opinion either way with regard to your decisions concerning One Naples, as that is something that you will have to determine what is best for the community. I do want to express my appreciation for a family company that has demonstrated a long standing history of doing what is best for the community in its generous support for teachers and students. During this pandemic, hurricanes, and recessions, they have never failed in their financial support for Champions For Learning programs that helped students, families and educators achieve their goals for their future. I know that they have a true commitment to the quality of life and share their success with the community. I acknowledge how difficult this decision will be for you and wanted to take a moment to remind you of their reputation of support for our community. Sincerely, Susan McManus Creating life-changing learning experiences for every student. Make a contribution today! Susan McManus President 3606 Enterprise Avenue, #150 Naples, FL 34104 Direct: 239-687-1378 Office: 239-643-4755 Fax: 239-643-4799 SMcManus@ChampionsForLearning.org www.ChampionsForLearning.org Disclaimer The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it. If you are not the recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or taking action in relation of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. This email has been scanned for viruses and malware, and may have been automatically archived by Mimecast Ltd, an innovator in Software as a Service (SaaS) for business. Providing a safer and more useful place for your human generated data. Specializing in; Security, archiving and compliance. To find out more Click Here. From:nancydee1@comcast.net To:nancydee1@comcast.net Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:15:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please deny Stock Development application for variance on One Naples Project. Since they have DaRuMa parcel under contract, then they need to revise and resubmit their planned development application. Thank you for being fair minded in your consideration. Nancy McPeak 9566 Gulf Shore Dr. PH4 Naples, FL 34108 239-595-2467 (Cell) From:Steve Valdivia To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:12:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please do not approve the One Naples development as now designed as it will set a terrible precedent by resetting building and zoning codes for this part of the state, forever! The recent DaRuMa purchase is a good move but what of the rest? How does this change anything? You can send STOCK back to the drawing boards simply by asking key questions to county planning staff. They see this as a bad sign going forward for the entire county. Steve Valdivia 260 Southbay Dr Unit 212 Naples Fl 34108 From:Pat Glennon To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:27:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I beg you to vote against this. It will destroy the neighborhood and the beach. If you care about people please don’t let this happen. Pat and Tom Glennon Sent from my iPad From:spcsarge@comcast.net To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:17:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hi Penny, I sure hope you are not going to allow the One Naples Stock Development's amendments. I know nothing can stay the same- look at the monstrous house that just went up in my face next to me- but that what they want to do may be the nail in the coffin of our West Coast image. Hope all is as well with you as can be expected in these ugly times. Your old friend from your cat pictures. Sally Cowles From:startmeup1@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:02:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am against One Naples. Stock’s purchase of DaRuMa does not change things if they move their setbacks. It will make the property worse. Stock will continue to pursue additional giveback from our government until you give up. DON’T GIVE IN to Stock. Richard Arikian Pelican Bay From:M. Lopez To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:10:27 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner, please do not approve this project, either approve commercial building as properly zoned or a park with a public dock. R/Miguel Lopez Sent from my iPhone From:Jack Rabin To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; ricklocastro@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 1:19:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners: Your role as commissioner comes with the responsibility to set policies that “protect the Health, Safety, Welfare and Quality of Life” of Collier’s residents. Yet, the Naples One development which clearly is in direct contravention to the Board’s stated responsibilities continues to go forward. This oversized development on a 5 acre lot is a testament to developer greed over community welfare. No one who has walked or driven past the proposed site could possibly see this area supporting the traffic, density, height and proposed “set backs” as being remotely appropriate for this location, let alone the consequent environmental implications. Currently, Vanderbilt Beach is overcrowded yearly. Imagine what the Naples One development will bring. There should be NO criteria or justification for granting the numerous variances being requested. Those variances would in no way improve the health, safety, welfare or quality of life for the current residents of this area. Commissioners, I urge you and your colleagues to put a halt to this unconscionable development. The quality of many lives is at risk. It is my understanding that it was the role the communities elected you to do. Sincerely, Arthur Jack and Susan Rabin From:Peter Swain To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:49:21 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We are against One Naples. Please vote against this development. Thanks, Pete and Clare Swain -- Pete Swain pjswain@gmail.com 239 649 1229 From:carol volpe To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 9:43:25 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. It’s simple. Follow current zoning laws. Stock bought commercial land, not residential. Vote NO on one Naples. Pelican Bay resident Carol Volpe Carol Volpe From:CHARLES To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:59:59 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please reject this proposal. It does not benefit Naples. Charles Berry 239 595 1840 North Naples From:Vicki Heim To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 8:37:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We are owners in Avalon in Pelican Bay & wish to strongly urge you not to grant One Naples any of their amendment requests. There is a reason that the GMP was established. Our area cannot handle a development of this size. Voters such as us, will remember how each of you vote on this matter & reward or vote against renewing your position. Please don’t allow this monstrosity to be built! Thank you, Vicki Heim msvickiheim@gmail.com Sent from my iPhone From:Michael Lyster To:GoodnerAngela; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt Subject:One Naples Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 7:36:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners, I sympathize with your situation regarding the subject development. I do wish to go on the record as a concerned citizen regarding what is happening with the development and information coming for some of you. If the developer is in continuing negotiations with the county attorney and changes are being made with some frequency then the public has a right to know what, when and how these changes may occur. It is patently unfair for any of the interested parties to be “surprised” at your meeting on Monday with revisions that could impact your vote. As publicly propose the development requires you to waive a number of elements of the county code. In addition the proposal requires you to provide county land to a developer without compensation. This combination makes the current publicly revealed development untenable for local residents and county citizens. I ask you to consider some review of any changes than may be revealed at the public meeting and if the current plan is considered to reject. Regards, Mike Lyster From:William Becraft To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; ricklocastro@colliercountyfl.gov; billmcdanial@colliercountyfl.gov; SaundersBurt Cc:William Becraft Subject:One Naples Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 11:06:41 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners, Walking from our home in the Beachwalk community has always been an enjoyable experience - open air, gulf breezes and plenty of sunshine. This will all change if you allow One Naples to be constructed as presently planned. The five story building and huge wall next to the sidewalk along Vanderbilt Beach Road will block out the sunshine, gulf breezes and open feeling, the tunnel effect will be there forever. Please don't let this happen. Other concerns: - The congestion near the beach and traffic back-up alone VB road will become unbearable. - The 2 fourteen story buildings and 3 five story buildings will eliminate the open feeling and produce the unwanted tunnel effect. - The 99 boat slips, store and gas pumps will add traffic, noise and pollution to the peaceful lagoon that so many residents enjoy. - The precedent of allowing so many variances to the zoning laws will forever have a negative effect on the quality of life in all of Collier county. Why do we have zoning laws if builders continually receive variances? Will the proposed One Naples improve the health, safety, welfare and quality of life the residents of this area? ABSOLUTELY NOT! We and thousands of other Collier county residents implore you to vote against this divisive project. Thanks for your consideration, Bill and Sarah Becraft 564 Beachwalk Circle Naples, Fl 34108 From:Pam To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 9:37:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms Taylor: I will not innumerate the hundreds of reasons why the Vanderbilt Beach area must not be developed, because I’m sure thousands of people have been doing this for awhile. My husband and I live in District 2 and have been totally aghast that anyone would put forth such a horrible and thoughtless, really devastating plan. I have actually developed TMJ from the stress, concern and worry of this selfish, evil plan. We would like you to vote AGAINST this development, and for your constituents being happy, thankful and continuing their wonderful, fulfilling lives here in North Naples. Please take careful care of our beautiful beach and neighborhood. It is very scary when our destiny is put in other people’s hands, and we’re not sure if they will be true to our wishes, hopes and preferences. Kindly hope so, Pamela Weisgerber From:tina seely To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 1:02:10 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning, Just wanted to send a quick email to say I am very excited about the One Naples community coming to our corner!! It will bring needed improvements. Sidewalks, lights, beautiful landscaping and wider street. Which is needed. I hope that it stays mostly residential. I live at the Barefoot Pelican. We bought 11 years ago. It is a wonderful corner. My wishes is that you as Commissioner’s will make a decision and do it quickly. We feel fortunate to have Stock Development involved in our slice of heaven corner. I have worked with them in the past and only have kind words to say. Please be part of moving this along. It seems like years that we have had to deal with this decision. I have two places at Barefoot Pelican and we are so very excited to see From:rlmoore52@aol.com To:andy.soltis@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; rick@ricklocastro.com; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Cc:rlmoore52@aol.com Subject:One Naples Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 9:50:37 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, One more time, please make Stock and One Naples adhere to Collier County Codes for height, set backs and density as other Collier County Condo Associations and HOA must do. Please vote NO March 1, 2021. Robert L Moore 20549 Gulf Shore Drive #502 Naples, FL 34108 239-566-1543 From:bfspeiser@comcast.net To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 5:08:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, Please do not approve the requests for amending the GMP so that The One Naples project can go ahead as proposed. This would be a terrible addition to an already crowded area and is way bigger in height and breadth than five acres of land can accommodate. The fit with the surrounding area is nonexistent. This building project should be in open space with lots of setback space-not squeezed into this postage stamp lot in the middle of an already existing neighborhood which clearly is not in favor of having it. If you are to succeed in keeping Naples a desirable a place to live as it is now, these kinds of projects must not be allowed to proceed. I am hoping that public input will not be overlooked, as has happened in the past. Thank-you for reading this e-mail and for being responsive to your constituency. Blanche F. Speiser 4771 Alberton Court Sent from my iPad From:bill eason To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 3:27:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a full time Pelican Bay resident I oppose the project Bill Eason 404-219-3479 bluechipflyer@gmail.com From:jeannef01@comcast.net To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 11:14:37 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Please vote against One Naples. It would negatively impact the lives of residents and the whole atmosphere of the neighborhood. Thank you. Jeanne Faup Sent from my iPad From:John Koepke To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 4:30:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Ms Taylor Respectfully I submit the approval of this development will create a disastrous impact on the local area at Vanderbilt Beach Rd and Gulf Shore. Consider as you decide what if your parents lived in the shadow of this hideous monster. Vote NO. There are enough variations required to make you sick. Consider the consequences and say NO. Regards. John Koepke From:jonimcv@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 3:23:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, Please don’t be swayed by a big development corporation that wants to change the footprint of the Vanderbilt Beach area! Over 10 years ago I was fortunate to purchase a small condo not far from where the One Naples project is planned. As much as I loved coming down to enjoy the beaches and wonderful lifestyle of Southwest Florida, I could never stay for any long periods as I still worked. At last, I have now retired and can look forward to extended stays with friends and family. The only problem is this large scale development that threatens the natural beauty, peace and resources of this area. The very thing that convinced me to use savings and buy a slice of “heaven” is now in danger of being taken away. I don’t see how this project will benefit anyone in the long term except the people involved in its over development. While I count myself fortunate to even own property in this location, I must object to such major construction that will forever change the landscape. Believe me, I live in downstate New York and know what over development looks like. Once you go there you can never go back. I implore you to continue your good stewardship of our town and protect our habitat! Thank you for making the right decision to best serve the people, wildlife and resources of Vanderbilt Beach. Sincerely, Joan Verardo From:carole feagler To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 12:08:44 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, Obviously, all of the information shows that the covenants and codes have not been followed, the mass is not in keeping with the neighborhood, the current owners have been thrown into terrible stress over all of this, even losing friendships over it, and it will cause the worst, most dangerous traffic situations and the overcrowding at the Vanderbilt Beach area will incite confrontations over parking and access. Also of great concern is the terrible invasion of the lagoon and it’s existing sea life. All of this is due to this developer’s greed. It is the wrong place for him, the wrong time for him, and no one is going to forget this travesty if it passes. NO MATTER WHAT OTHER GOOD THINGS YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED IN YOUR TERM, YOUR LEGACY AND REPUTATION RIDE ON MAKING THE RIGHT DECISION WHICH IS TO VOTE NO ON ONE NAPLES. HOW DO YOU WANT TO BE REMEMBERED? Sincerely, Carole and Nick Feagler Pelican Bay Residents (30 years) From:Kathy To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9:38:08 AM Attachments:Dear Commissioners.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From:Carla Grieve To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 8:17:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County does not need a project like One Naples. (It could use more mid-priced housing.) No variances for One Naples. Stick to the rules of the Growth Management Plan. Carla Grieve (Collier County Year-Round Resident) From:jwilsonfl741@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 6:32:57 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please do not let this monstrosity be built. I can remember when Vanderbilt Beach had one condo on it and it was 3 stories. Then the commissioners started to grant variances. Now you can't see or get to the beach Stock threatens to put in a gas station instead of One Naples and that would be great. I do hope that none of the commissioners would profit from One Naples. Please listen to the thousands that are against this development. Judith Wilson 741 95 th Ave N. From:Flip Morgan To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 3:38:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner, please say no to this project. Philip Morgan 10951 Gulf Shore Dr. #703 From:nottubrat@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 3:10:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Once again , I am making my voice heard on important issues affecting our beautiful Collier County and the lovely quality of life we enjoy here. I have been a land owner in Naples & Collier County since 1985 and a legal resident of Florida and of Pelican Bay since 1998. Please do NOT, I repeat do NOT, vote to approve the One Naples project. I have read many articles and letters against it as well as Brian Stock's PR & marketing for it. It really boils down to who follows the rules and who does not. The Planning Commission does NOT support this project as it violates MANY of the codes...codes which were established for the well being and quality of Collier County. This is one of the main reasons this area is consistently ranked at the top destination in surveys. It is what separates us from our neighbors on the East Coast. I am sure Brian Stock is a nice person and his company has been developing here for some time. That has nothing to do with approving this project. It is way too dense for the area it is proposed for. Last weekend I had company who drove down Vanderbilt Rd from The Pavillion shopping center to enter Pelican Bay. When they finally arrived they spoke about the backed up traffic on Vanderbilt Road and how long it took them to make their turn. This is already a heavily traveled road which is always problematic in season with high traffic volume. Parking for the Vanderbilt Beach is very limited and difficult to access at this time. There are SO MANY reasons to veto this project. And Stock's influence & profit is the only one positive factor in the equation. Wrong Project in the Wrong Area !!! Follow the thousands of voices of your constituents , follow the advice of your Planning Commission and follow the history of quality requirements for our community. Vote NO, NO, NO for this project. Layne Tarbutton 8930 Bay Colony Dr. #301 Naples, FL 34108 From:Roberta Dalton To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 3:01:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, I don’t understand why we have building codes if we keep changing them. One Naples is going to destroy North Naples. Please vote NO to Stock Development. They think because they have money, they can get away with anything. We need to stand together to stop this from happening. Thank you. Roberta J. Dalton, CAM Eagle Property Management of Naples, Inc. P. O. Box 112260 Naples, FL 34108 239-596-5567 239-598-3254 (Fax) From:Joseph J. Manning To:LoCastroRick; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 10:08:27 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners: My wife and I are NOT FL residents; rather, we annually visit for the month of February and bring along many family/friends to The Regatta, just a few blocks east of the proposed development. None of us have any involvement whatsoever with the developer of One Naples nor have we been asked by anyone living at The Regatta or in the Vanderbilt Beach Drive neighborhood to speak for or against the proposed One Naples development. Since “tourists” play such a major role in Naples , we thought you might be interested in what some “outsiders” think of the current dispute. The only information we have is the following material printed in the Sunday February 21, 2021 Naples Daily News: 1) Brian Stock’s Guest Commentary on Page 5B, and 2) the Save Vanderbilt Beach group’s commentary on page 21A. Here are our thoughts: A. Effect on Existing Neighbors Since sunsets are so prized in Naples, we would expect that most existing building owners in the neighborhood are upset that their view of the Gulf is about to vanish. The only way to completely solve that problem is to prevent any development from exceeding one single story … certainly an unrealistic “solution.” At some point, that land is going to be used for something. B. Growth Management Plan Presumably, some governmental organization spent a lot of time discussing what parameters to use when deciding what could be built where. It sure sounds like the One Naples development significantly violates the current GMP. If that is so, then what is the rationale for creating a GMP in the first place? C. Naples is simply BEAUTIFUL Over the years as we have traveled around the Naples area, we continue to be amazed at the many, many beautiful developments. We (and our friends and family) continue to return because of that beauty … the lush, open spaces that provide a sense of grandeur. Has anyone mentioned their thoughts about what it will feel like to walk/drive/bike down Vanderbilt Beach Drive if One Naples is allowed to proceed in its current form? Please remember that while hundreds may live in the immediate area, many thousands more will walk/drive/bike down Vanderbilt Beach Drive. It sure looks like those humans will have to deal with a 15-20 foot extended, flat concrete wall that will closely border Vanderbilt Beach Drive and Gulf Shore Drive. Where else in the City of Naples have you allowed that to happen? Our point is that instead of focusing on the height of the buildings, attention needs to be given to the very human “boxed-in” feeling that accompanies a walled-in compound. Whatever is done inside the compound to make it appealing will have NO impact on the thousands of people who daily will travel along the street because it will be 15 or so feet above their heads/cars/bikes. Finally, at first we had no idea that the DaRuMa restaurant and several of the existing condo buildings will remain inside the walled-compound. Is there an architect in the world who would willingly group those existing buildings together in a new development? Furthermore, it is hard to imagine how 5 more buildings can be constructed in that space without everything feeling that it was “shoe-horned in.” As currently proposed, the One Naples development will cheapen, not beautify Naples. Thanks for listening! Joseph J. Manning, JD 7324 Brownell Drive Mentor OH 44060 (440) 477-1072 From:George Richardson To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 1:40:26 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I object to One Naples. Please don’t approve. Too dense, will cause too much on VBRand to short a setback! George Richardson Sent from my iPad From:John Koepke To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 10:11:58 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Reading this in the daily newspaper convinces many that these are serious variances with this proposed project. How can a person of conscience not vote AGAINST this development? Sincerely. John Koepke From:ROSEMARY PACE To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 7:07:56 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. No! Rosemary Pace Sent from my iPhone From:Janice Chartoff To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 7:43:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Please vote NO on Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I walk by that area almost every day, and I think what they are planning to build doesn’t fit with the neighborhood. It’s ugly, huge, tall, and too close to the street. And why are they trying to hide their plans? The drawing they have provided to the newspaper shows One Naples in the background, with the Ritz and Trieste in the foreground. This drawing is very deceptive. What are they trying to hide? SaveVanderbiltBeach placed an ad in today’s paper showing what One Naples will really look like. And it’s nothing like what Stock’s drawing shows. Why are they hiding the true appearance if they believe it’s the right thing to build? I smell a rat!! __________________________ __________________________ -------------------------- From:james farley To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 3:33:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, I strongly urge you to STOP the One Naples project as it now stands. I can only assume that the Collier County Management Development Plan for this area was developed after numerous discussions and debate. Therefore, why are the Commissioners even considering One Naples with all of its inadequacies. Another developer will come along and design a project in keeping with the neighborhood and would be willing to abide by current regulations. Please STOP this project right now. It is disgraceful that One Naples is attempting to bribe neighboring communities in order to negate their opposition to this monstrosity. Thank you for considering this appeal. Sincerely, James Farley From:Lester Frank To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 3:28:20 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Thursday at about 11:30 am I tried to exit the North Collier Community Park (too little parking). It took about 10 minutes to exit east onto Vanderbilt Beach road because of the traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road. I you let them go ahead with One Naples, you better widen the road to 3 lanes each way with a stop light in front of the park and double the parking with the added One Naples population. Lester Frank, Collier County voting resident since 1998 From:michael To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 12:11:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. February 20, 2021 Dear Commissioner Taylor The Beachwalk Community of 356 dwellings is the largest community fronting on VBR (Vanderbilt Road) half way between Hwy 41 and Gulfshore Drive. We have lived here for 20 years and seen major traffic and noise growth coupled with unsafe exit to VBR. There is only one exit, and turning left is extremely unsafe especially during the winter season. Major concerns are also with how this Stock development can flout GMP and LDC requirements: 1. We object to the zoning density of this proposal: 87 units per code, Stock wants172. Zoning setbacks require 50%, 2 towers require 93 ft. Setback Stock wants31 ft. for 3 mid rises requires 38 ft and 43 ft, Stock wants 15 ft. 2. Open space requires 30% open, Stock includes major amenities (pools, cabanas). 3. Zoning requires compatibility and consistence with the existing neighborhood. 4.  Traffic issues not addressed. TSI has not considered the Beachwalk Communit y and the nearby communities of Naples Park and Pelican Bay. Transportation has not considered seasonal traffic, emergency exits, or growth from beach traffic growth from Collier east. 5. VBR is currently considered a near failing road (category E) and will surely fail with the proposed increased traffic from Stock and Collier growth. Conclusion: Let’s us keep the current C-1,2,3 zoning even if there is some additional traffic (which is doubtful). It would better serve the community than Shoehorning the proposed monster development Into this small corner. “There is no, planning when a commission can arbitrarily change Zoning and Growth management policy to approve these variances which also conflict with safety, community rights and common sense.” Michael Seef Tel: 239-596-9135 From:Bev Cohen To:TaylorPenny Cc:bevchn@gmail.com Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 11:14:01 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. February 21, 2021 Dear Ms. Taylor, My husband and I have had a residence in Pelican Bay since 1986, and, in 2015, became Florida residents. Over the years we have obviously seen remarkable growth in our area. The majority of communities within Pelican Bay exit their neighborhoods onto Pelican Bay Boulevard. In season, it can take as much as 4-5 minutes to get onto the Boulevard at various times during the day because of heavy traffic. The roadway has become a cut through for drivers avoiding the lights on 41, both north and south. Additionally, pedestrians cross the Blvd at various points along this roadway to head to the beach or walk along the Pelican Bay Berm. Although Pelican Bay Boulevard is a 4-lane roadway (2 southbound lanes; 2 northbound lanes) two of those lanes are dedicated for cyclists, essentially rendering the Boulevard a 2-lane road. To date, we have not seen a traffic study that has addressed this fact. Pelican Bay Boulevard was intended to be a community roadway within the Pelican Bay community -it was never intended to be a major thoroughfare. I have witnessed car and bike accidents on the Boulevard over the past several years – a concerning situation that will only become even more so with increased traffic from One Naples. Impatient drivers heading east from One Naples to 41 will avoid traffic lights on both Vanderbilt Beach Road and 41 by either heading through neighborhoods in North Naples or onto Pelican Bay Boulevard. The One Naples Development will forever change the complexion of the Pelican Bay community and the neighborhoods of North Naples. The increase in traffic will certainly have a negative impact on the neighborhoods’ quality of life, and, additionally, on our property values. We have witnessed the tremendous growth that has occurred in Collier County for over 30 years, and the changes in zoning that have allowed more development to take place. At what point does this seemingly unstoppable development render Naples no longer one of the most desirable places to live? The One Naples property should remain commercial. Thank you. Beverly and Robert Cohen 7919 Vizcaya Way From:Tom Glennon To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 11:12:03 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a neighbor of this proposed monster I feel as though I need to add my feelings. Since you do not live along Vanderbilt Beach Road or near its beach, you have no connection to the community that does. Please do not hand over the tax payers land or accept this monster of a building on the corner. Please think of those who live here now. Thank you Thomas Glennon 559 Beachwalk Circle From:John Koepke To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 9:07:34 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Subject: One Naples Ms Taylor The citizens are watching to see if the powerful, monied interests can overwhelm the will of ordinary people. We ask you to VOTE NO. One Naples would change the community and ruin the beach access. Stock Development continues to show his arrogance to our community. Regards. John Koepke. From:Sharonubben To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Saturday, February 20, 2021 9:38:17 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote NO one ONE NAPLES. We do not need more development or traffic in the area. Sent from my iPad From:Craig Bradley To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 2:27:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. After studying the proposed development plan by Stock we strongly oppose the plan as presented. Craig Bradley C8787b@gmail.com Sent from my iPhone From:Katherine Tardio To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 2:14:46 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, One of the sad events in today’s world is: “ If you don’t like a ruling and you have money, you can pay and if you offer enough goods or services, you can change an established norm The Naples Daily News mentioned that Stock Brothers has been here for 20 years. I have been here longer. I hope that our Commissioners, You, can’t be bought and will vote for what is best for the whole, your neighbors, and not just for Stock Brothers. Thank you, Katherine Tardio From:ddeeb@ddeeb.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 9:54:56 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Ms. Taylor, It is incomprehensible to me why and how our County government could consider permitting a hugely inappropriate development such as One Naples. The impact on the Vanderbilt Beach community will be devasting and change the landscape in a most negative ways. For one, the density of this development will create crowds of people the surrounding beaches cannot handle. Currently, along Gulf Shore Drive on Vanderbilt Beach, people are driving there cars to unload passengers at the beach accesses along the road. This is dangerous, holds up traffic, and should be policed. This will only get worse with a development such as One Naples. The impact of the traffic will be devasting. The density of One Naples, along with the current load of traffic, will cause many delays and impact the roads. There will be an increased number of accidents, pedestrian safety will be an increased issue, as well as policing the additional density and traffic. Currently, the traffic backs up across the Bluebill Bride for Delnor Wiggins State Park and the Connors Park Parking Lot will be full at peak times. I am a permanent resident of 11 Bluebill Ave, Surf Colony 1. I deal with the Vanderbilt Beach traffic on a daily basis. This is my home and I am not a snowbird. One Naples is not the appropriate development for the designated parcel of land not matter how much Stock Development pays off the adjacent property owners and no matter what type of community benefit they provide. The land and location cannot absorb this density in a safe and healthy manner. There will only be life long problems as a result that can not be reversed. I ask of you, PLEASE do the appropriate, proper, and right thing and DO NOT ALLOW THIS DEVELOPMENT WHATSOEVER! Dennis L. Deeb, BSME, MBA Constructive Consulting 11 Bluebill Ave. Unit #1001 Naples, FL 34108 518-857-4674 (Mobile) ddeeb@ddeeb.com From:Marianne Haggerty To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:58:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor: As a resident of the Beachmoor condominium I have a direct view of the proposed One Naples development. I am not opposed to development on this piece of land however ONLY a reasonable development, within existing codes is acceptable. The traffic nightmare this proposed development is in itself enough to deny Stock's request. The safety issue for individuals as well as the support personnel, fire rescue, police and ambulance access needs to be highly considered. In addition, the environmental, covid, and neighborhood issues- quality of life, should not be forgotten. Other concerns I have is the way Stock is 'buying' their way into the area. The $550,000.00 cash and services offered to 'certain' condo buildings to gain their approval is unethical to the average person. (That is, one who is not normally involved in such developments ) This action makes one believe that everyone has a price and that the developers will do anything to acquire approval of their proposal for their financial gain. I ask that you deny Stock Development's existing request. Sincerely, Marianne Haggerty The Beachmoor Naples, Fl 34108 From:kpopp@columbus.rr.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:35:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote NO. Too much density for too small a space relative to surroundings. Traffic congestion is already bad. Concern that development helps a few at the expense of many. Thank you for your consideration! Kathy Popp Naples Resident From:Angela To:TaylorPenny Cc:LoCastroRick; Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:30:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a long time part time resident of Bay Colony in Pelican Bay, I’m so totally against this huge Concrete Jungle project, it’s proposed in a very small corner, which really doesn’t make sense in this very quiet spot, for the residents that are immediately impacted. Vanderbilt drive is only one way each way, east one way, west the same. Traffic is unbearably in season, as all surrounding inland areas try to use our public beach area by the Ritz. Can’t stop anyone from using the beach, it’s a beautiful place, we are all so very fortunate to be able to own a hone in Naples. I’m not opposed to development, only a large concrete jungle in this area. If you haven’t been to our area, it’s worth a drive to see where stock wants to squeeze this massive project in. Just say no to this huge project if you can, make it a smaller project, retail in bottom, with two floors or residential on top would be more like it and is more suitable in this corner. Just so massive, I can’t believe it! Project is right on the sidewalk practically. No room ever to even widening rd ever or add a bigger bike lane for people wanting to ride to beach or rollerblade, even our sidewalks are inadequate, very tight. I’ll buy you lunch! Thanks, Penny, have a wonderful day in our beloved Naples! Fondly, Angela Haryott From:Catherine kuzmishin To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 1:08:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Mrs. Taylor: Please do not allow One Naples to proceed. The area is already very congested and the planned structures will totally destroy the area. Let’s keep Naples the beautiful city it is and not allow money to ruin it. Sincerely, Kitty Kuzmishin. Sent from my iPad From:MARCIA MARTELL To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples...traffic is the problem Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:27:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote NO!!! Sent from my iPad From:Carol Farmer To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 11:30:42 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We strongly OPPOSE the One Naples application. Thank you, Carol & Tracy Farmer, 8665 Bay Colony Dr. , Naples Sent from my iPhone From:Anthony Pires To:SaboJames Cc:BellowsRay; AshtonHeidi; JenkinsAnita; KlatzkowJeff; OchsLeo; RodriguezDan; GundlachNancy Subject:ONE NAPLES; APPLICANT"S POWERPOINT FOR COUNTY COMMISSION HEARING Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 3:26:22 PM Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, has the Applicant submitted [per what I understand to be the County’s protocol], it’s powerpoint or any other presentation materials for the upcoming County Commission hearing? If yes, please provide to me as soon as possible in advance of the hearing. Thank you Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From:Anthony Pires To:AshtonHeidi; KlatzkowJeff Subject:ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:15:00 AM Attachments:DOC060.PDF Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony From:naplesnole77 To:TaylorPenny Subject:one naples/ naples beach club Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 9:21:22 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. ms taylor-- i think that the one naples project will destroy the old naples concept that was here when i moved here in 1981..so please don't approve it.. also will the Naples beach club be done by the same company? will it destroy that landmark we all love.. I enjoy meeting friends at the bar and watching the gulf.. Rich Krapf From:brentson@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples/Stock Development Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 11:00:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hi Penny, I’m writing about One Naples, but my view applies to every variance application made in Collier County. To me, it’s very simple: there are only two reasons to even CONSIDER making an exception to a rule or policy: 1. It’s a bad rule, or was misapplied, or 2. This is an EMERGENCY (i.e., imminent loss of life or property). No. 1? I don’t think so. No. 2? Not a chance. It’s a no-brainer—vote NO, Penny. That was easy! Brent Smith Naples resident From:Michael Tucker To:TaylorPenny Subject:One Naples--Please Consider My Concerns! Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 2:01:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hi Penny, A short and simple email to let you know that as a Beachwalk resident I am very concerned about the effect of Naples One on our property value and quality of life—especially the increased traffic and crowded beach. Will you please consider this when voting on the project? Thanks, Mike Michael W. Tucker 583 Beachwalk Circle #102 Naples, FL 34108 (704) 905-0513 (cell—texts welcome) From:Michael Roe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Opposed to One Naples Project Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 10:10:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, We are opposed to Stock Development’s One Naples high-rise project because it fundamentally disregards the Collier County Growth Management Plan (GMP) and Land Development Code which residents and neighborhoods rely on to protect our quality of life and home investment. For this reason, and for the reasons outlined below, I am asking you, as a County Commissioner, to DENY the proposed GMP amendment. As a member of the local community, I fully understand that in doing so, the property will retain its current C-3 zoning, which will provide much needed walkable and bikeable neighborhood services. Stock’s proposed amendment doubles density in the coastal high hazard zone and paves the way for the rezoning request that doubles allowable building height, reduces setbacks by 70%, and cuts in half required open space. The project is not compatible with, or complementary to, adjacent comparable neighborhoods. One Naples will introduce a Collins Ave., Miami Beach-like development into the Naples Park, Gulf Shore Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road communities. To avoid this outcome, the Commissioners must deny the GMP amendment. Acknowledging this extreme and radical departure from the type of development allowed under the GMP, approval of this project would provide a rationale for future too tall, too dense, irresponsible projects to continue to alter for the worse existing neighborhood character throughout Collier County. Should you see fit to approve the amendment notwithstanding the outcry from thousands of community residents, Collier planning staff, in considering the rezoning request, has recommended approval of the project but conditioned to make the buildings better fit the neighborhood. Staff proposes limiting the height of all four building to seventy-six feet. With a redesign option of the towers, setting back higher stories in a “wedding cake” fashion, staff would allow a height of one hundred and twenty-five feet (60% of the 208-ft request). Staff also recommends a front setback of 25-feet for all four buildings, rather than the 10-ft to 15-ft setback that the Stock plan is based on. Additionally, it recommends allowing a front setback of 15-feet for the two towers based upon a site plan redesign that provides retail services along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive. Although the Naples Park Area Association, the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Save Vanderbilt Beach, and other communities can support staff design conditions, given the transformative nature of the project even at the reduced scale, the better approach is to deny the project outright. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Michael and Cheryl Roe 10851 Gulf Shore Dr, #1003 Naples, FL 34108 From:Ann Darwish To:TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy Subject:Opposition to One Naples - Please preserve our Naples Community: Please Read - Not boilerplate Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 10:40:30 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, First I want to thank you for your work on behalf of the citizens of Collier County. I want to voice my continued concern regarding the One Naples project. I feel it is not in line with other developments in the area. Pelican Bay development is not comparable to the Vanderbilt Beach community, as the setbacks were designed many years ago and it is one contiguous community as opposed to the beach area, which is a residential street. I do not wish to quash development, but I do want smart growth. One Naples is a bad precedent for our town. It will lead to many other developments of high density being approved, with will permanently alter the character of not just the immediate area around the project, but the whole community over time. I have always said I would never want to leave Naples when I retire, as my husband and I have built our life here in this community. However, I do not wish to live in a recreation of the towns on the east coast. People move to Naples to escape those! Why do we wish to destroy the very thing that makes people choose Naples as their home? It is not just the One Naples project by Stock that I oppose. As a Realtor in the area I have been a big supporter of Stock. For me this is nothing against just them. It is opposition to the continued waivers we hand out to developers - whether it be those building in the town or building in the expanding area out east. We can not continue this pace of growth and maintain the charming charter of our beloved Naples. Traffic gets worse each year, access to the beach by the public is made more difficult, and little by little our quality of life here slips away. I understand the tax revenue, employment, and economic stimulus concerns that are behind our need for growth. These are legitimate. However, I wish to caution against the outcome of continuing to give waivers to developers, be it for density, set backs, building height, or environmental in nature. It is changing our town and not for the better. If we continue to grow without a means to preserve what has made Naples such a special place to live, we will sow the seeds of our downfall. Those who have moved to Naples over the years have come for a reason. We have always been a special community. I oppose One Naples and the continued waivers of well established development guidelines for developers. We are not just "Saving Vanderbilt Beach" we are saving our town. I am including my previous letters that detail my reasons for opposition to One Naples for your review below. I implore you to consider your decision carefully in this matter. Respectfully, Ann Darwish REALTOR®, GRI, RSPS, SFR®, BPOR, ABR® Naples Resident since 2000 (239) 248-4965 anndarwish@me.com ............................................................................................................................................. LETTERS OF OPPOSITION TO ONE NAPLES - REASONS FOR OBJECTIONS: Opposition to One Naples - “Highest and best use” should not equate to maximum profits and high density I am writing in opposition to One Naples. I believe Collier County is headed in the wrong direction. If we give waiver after waiver to developers, then we really have no standards! I oppose the One Naples development, even with Stock’s latest revisions and wanted to share are my thoughts: I strongly oppose Stock’s One Naples and continued exceptions for developers. Setbacks and other zoning regulations have been relaxed lately and I don’t like the results. This project is another on the list of “letting it slide” and lack of enforcement of current long time zoning regulations. For first time in 20 years of living here I am thinking I may not stay in Naples when I retire. Naples is trending in a BAD direction. I am not alone in that opinion. Just because current zoning allows it does not make it in keeping with what has been built in the area. In my mind, there is a distinction between a project that is allowed and one that would be appropriate. We can make choices that affect population density and the overall feel of our community. “Highest and best use” should not equate to maximum profits and high density for the rest of us who live in Naples. I support growth that is in keeping with our goal as a community. If growth means we become a Mini- Boca, is that what we want to be? If we resign ourselves to MONEY RULES then eventually the even “the rich” end up on the wrong side of the equation! One thing Naples teaches us: no matter how rich you are, there is always someone who has more than you. Commissioner, what happens when it comes to your neighborhood??? As the saying goes “be careful what you wish for.” Again, I strongly oppose One Naples and continued exceptions for developers. I will rely on the words of others who can express the details of the issue better than me. Please consider voting against continued waivers to our building and development codes. Be mindful of the precedent you set and the underlying message it sends to the rest of the community. Respectfully, Ann Darwish REALTOR®, GRI, RSPS, SFR®, BPOR, ABR® Naples resident since 2000 ................................................................................................................................................ My Additional Signed Letter and agreement with the opposition letter below. As a Collier County Commissioner, I hope you are listening to the growing level of concern among North Naples residents opposed to the One Naples project, as proposed. What is the value of planning when you can arbitrarily change zoning and request variances that conflict with safety, rights and common sense? The hundreds of walkers from Naples Park, Beachwalk, Pavilion, etc. with chairs on their backs will wonder what happened, when people, not previously zoned, can simply cross the street to take their place at Vanderbilt Beach. One Naples will add more than 500 vehicles that will be forced to use local streets not built for traffic. Vanderbilt Beach Road east of 41 is being widened to six lanes and is being extended further east to the proposed 360,000 vehicle Rural Lands Service Area (RLSA) while west of 41 the two lanes can’t be widened. Please note that Emergency Services must pass through Vanderbilt Beach Road from Hammock Oak Drive. Furthermore, the county has built an expensive four-mile bike path, including bridges, north of Bluebill Avenue to Bonita Springs and you must use Vanderbilt Drive to access. Please consider these facts before deciding. Thank you. Ann Darwish From:Edward Galante To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Subject:Opposition to One Naples Development Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 10:32:07 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a resident of the Trieste at Bay Colony, I am writing you today to state my opposition to the One Naples Development as currently proposed. The Trieste has 105 condominium units and has been in existence since 2001. Our building is located in Bay Colony within Pelican Bay. We are at the far north of Bay Colony bordering Vanderbilt Beach Road just east of the Ritz Carlton. The Trieste has been cited by the developer of One Naples as a comparable for the One Naples project because of our 20-story height. The focus on building height totally ignores many other characteristics that make the comparison completely inappropriate. As stated in the October 30, 2020 letter you received from Pelican Bay Foundation, “Pelican Bay was created years ago as a comprehensive, well-planned, mixed-use Planned Unit Development, and it is vastly different from the neighborhoods to our south, north, and east.” Specifically, in the case of the Trieste, our parking garage is set back about 85 feet from Vanderbilt Beach Road and, sitting on a 4.73 acre lot, our density is about 22 units per acre. By comparison, Naples One proposes a setback of only 15 feet from Vanderbilt Beach Road and a density that is about 50% higher than that of the Trieste. Most important, the Trieste dimensions are similar to those of the rest of the buildings in Bay Colony. In contrast, One Naples dwarfs the surrounding buildings in their neighborhood. The project is simply not compatible or consistent with the neighborhood by any reasonable criteria. When you also factor in the likely further overcrowding of Vanderbilt Beach, the significant increase in traffic, the added safety and evacuation risks and other adverse factors, it is clear why several thousand Collier County residents fiercely oppose the project. Finally, while I am not “ anti development” the precedent of allowing this type of zoning change can not be overstated. First there is the question as to whether such a zoning change that benefits one developer so much at the expense of the rest of the neighborhood is even legal in Florida. Finally, if One Naples is approved, what can stop the potential flood of similar requests by developers to build similar overcrowded facilities to the north up the Collier County coastline? In summary, I respectfully request that you deny the One Naples proposal as submitted. Thank you for taking the time to consider my position. Sincerely, Edward Galante From:Kerridge, Joyce To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Subject:Opposition to One Naples Project Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 3:16:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Collier County Commissioners, I am a resident of the Trieste condominium located within the Bay Colony Community of Pelican Bay and have been so for eleven years now. Quite candidly, I am surprised that the Trieste was permitted to be built so close to Vanderbilt Beach Road when first constructed in the late 1990s. It does loom a big large over most of our neighbors. At least there is a large set back from the road, extensive landscaping and a light at the intersection of Vanderbilt Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road. And it does NOT mandate a bottleneck or constricted point. Over these past eleven years of living at the Trieste I have witnessed a steady increase in the amount of pedestrian, bicycle and vehicular traffic along these two roads. Sidewalks are narrow where they are present, which is not everywhere, and lumpy in places. Many families seek free parking outside the of county parking garage and push their strollers, pull their wagons and coolers and hold the hands of their elderly and children while walking towards the beach. They walk for exercise, to visit a few small local restaurants, to visit the beach and to view sunsets en masse. I encourage you to come and take a look around any day of the week at any time to see for yourself. My primary concern and driver for my opposition to the development of One Naples as currently proposed is safety. This area is a narrow corridor with many people at all hours of the day. It is also a drag strip late at night for fast car racers. It is also in a coastal high hazard area which portends the possible overload of traffic during evacuations. The addition of 172 additional residential units as planned for One Naples will only exacerbate an already dangerous situation. No one is guaranteed a view of the Gulf. We all know this. The Stock development as proposed seeks exemptions from far too many current permitting and growth management plan provisions, issues obviously at hand when Stock purchased the parcels of land on which to build their One Naples dream. The issue is context. The drawing Stock Development is showing of One Naples in the newspapers looking from south to north from the Bay Colony Contessa condominium to the LaPlaya Hotel and Beach Club is so very deceiving. This speaks volumes to me. Deceptive behavior bodes poorly for a well-received development. Look around the immediate area where Stock wants to build their One Naples. It dwarfs the immediate community. And a 35-foot tall wall abutting Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive with only a 15-foot setback is insulting. Please understand that I would like to see these parcels of land developed in context with our neighbors in Naples Park, Gulf Shore Drive and the Regatta. I recognize that Stock builds a good product. BUT I don’t believe that their current proposal is the solution. Please deny their current petition and ask that they go back to the drawing boards. Surely there are many more creative and responsible options available to them to consider. Your vote on March 1 will set a very important precedent with regard to growth management. I look to you for leadership to keep Naples a beautiful option to so many waterfront Florida cities where massive concrete towers prevail. Naples deserves better. Thank you for your work on behalf of the citizens of Naples, Florida. I am grateful to count myself amongst them. 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The company accepts no liability for any damage caused by any virus transmitted by this e-mail. From:mkmccully@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Opposition to One Naples Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 4:37:00 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, My wife Ellie and I are writing again in continued opposition to the One Naples project. We have been regular visitors to Beachwalk and Vanderbilt Beach since 1987, homeowners since 2010, and full-time residents since 2018. Apart from the distressing increase in traffic that will occur on Vanderbilt Beach Road, we are even more upset by the overall density issues and lack of setbacks the development proposes. The corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive – and the beach – already exceed practical density, and that was with just a parking garage and public restroom. Adding five residential buildings and commercial space will ruin the neighborhood. Isn’t that the purpose for having the parcel not zoned for this kind of project? Please turn down One Naples as presented and require that Stock Development adhere to current zoning. Michael and Ellie McCully 525 Beachwalk Circle mkmccully@gmail.com 239-598-4910 From:Sarah Stanley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Opposition to One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 9:20:03 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Sarah Stanley __________________________ -------------------------- From:Laura Simmelink To:TaylorPenny Subject:Opposition to One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:41:02 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, My name is Laura Simmelink, and I’m writing as a full-time resident of Collier County to express my opposition to One Naples, the Stock Development project on Vanderbilt Beach Drive. Basically, the project as currently proposed is not aligned with the character of our Collier County coastal neighborhoods or the preferences of our community. As you are aware, this will set a precedent for future development, and I believe it will irrevocably change the character of Collier County. Is the increased tax revenue from the proposed project enough of an advantage for Collier County Commissioners to approve the project as it stands? I cannot think of any other benefit to our community, other than that additional revenue. If there are other positive outcomes, I am unaware of them. Is it worth it to irrevocably change the character of our community — immediately and in the future? This project will increase density, reduce live-ability, reduce the beauty of our community, and reduce road safety for pedestrians, bikers, and drivers, among other negative outcomes. I support a project with: - significantly lower structure height - fewer residences - significantly greater setbacks - not gifting the developer the roads and other publicly-owned space As you make decisions about this project, please bear in mind that you represent the public. And that the way you vote will affect our community permanently. Generations from now, people who reside in and visit Collier County will experience the legacy of your vote on this project. Sincerely, Laura Simmelink From:Schuman, William To:TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy Cc:Ken Melkus; Buzz Victor (buzz@unitedstor-all.com) Subject:Opposition to Proposed One Naples Development: It Constitutes Unlawful Spot Zoning Date:Friday, February 19, 2021 10:42:26 AM Attachments:10-12-2020 Letter to Collier County Members from Michael Austin.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners Taylor, LoCastro, McDaniel, Saunders, and Solis: I write to emphasize a dispositive legal argument that prohibits Stock Development’s proposed One Naples project. Stock’s proposal constitutes unlawful Spot Zoning. As some of you are fellow litigators (I have been practicing for 42 years), I am hopeful that the controlling Florida case law and statutes described herein concerning Spot Zoning will resonate with you. Spot Zoning is the elephant in the room, as it condemns Stock’s proposed development. The Florida Supreme Court prohibited Spot Zoning in Parking Facilities v. City of Miami Beach, 88 So.2d 141 (1956). The Florida legislature codified this prohibition in Florida Statutes, Section 163.3194(3)(a). The prohibition is further codified in Policy 5.6 of the Future Land Use Element of the Collier County Growth Management Plan. Spot Zoning is the name given to the piecemeal rezoning of small parcels of land to a greater density, leading to disharmony with the surrounding area. Spot Zoning gives preferential treatment to one parcel at the expense of the zoning scheme as a whole. See Southwest Ranches Homeowners Assoc. v. Broward County, 502 So.2d 931, 935 (Fla. 4th DCA 1987). Unlawful Spot Zoning creates a small island of property with restrictions on its use different from that of surrounding properties, solely for the benefit of a particular property owner and to the detriment of the community or without a substantial public purpose. Allapattah Community Ass’n Inc. of Florida v. City of Miami, 379 So.2d 387 (Fla. 3d DCA 1980); City Commissioner of the City of Miami v. Woodlawn Park Cemetery Co., 553 So.2d 1227, 1240 (Fla. 3d DCA 1989). The determination of Spot Zoning involves an examination of (1) the size of the spot; (2) the compatibility with the surrounding area; (3) the benefit to the owner and (4) the detriment to the immediate neighborhood. Parking facilities, Inc. v. City of Miami Beach, 88 So.2d 141 (Fla. 1956); Dade County v. Inversiones Rafamar S.A., 360 So.2d 1130 (Fla. 3d DCA 1978). In its proposal, Stock asks, solely in respect to its parcel, for (1) density that is double the density allowed by the current zoning law, (2) building heights that are double to triple the permissible building heights, (3) open space that is half of that required by the current zoning law, and (4) setbacks that are one-quarter of the setbacks currently required. Stock’s proposal is incompatible and inconsistent with, and in no way complementary to, the comprehensive plan, the current zoning rules, and the pertinent surrounding neighborhood. It seeks to create an impermissible “square peg” of land in an incompatible “round hole” community, to the great harm of, and with no benefit to, the entire community, for the sole benefit of the developer. Stock’s proposal is the poster child for unlawful Spot Zoning. Stock cannot properly rely on nearby properties in neighboring zones such as Bay Colony or Pelican Bay to create a purported compatibility that does not exist. Allowing comparisons with properties in other zones would impermissibly import a neighboring zone’s rules into a zone that has different zoning rules, just because it is nearby. Plainly, that would make Florida zoning laws meaningless. In Machado v. Musgrave, 519 So. 2d 629 (3d Dist. 1987), the court prohibited such a comparison, holding that “a comprehensive land plan legislatively sets a zoning norm for each zone,” not a single piece of property. One of the reasons for this rule, said the Machado court: “to avoid spot zoning.” Id. Collier County Land Development Code (“LDC”) Section 1.05.01F confirms this point. It provides: “Each zoning district has its own purpose and establishes its own density and intensity regulations.” Pelican Bay and Bay Colony provide particularly poor comparisons to the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood in issue here, as they are vastly different communities with vastly different regulatory controls and restraints. Not surprisingly, the law does not allow Stock to avoid the Florida prohibition on Spot Zoning by separately seeking an amendment to the Growth Management Plan (“GMP”) that addresses only Stock’s parcel. As the Court in Machado explained, the prohibition on permitting a GMP amendment for a single piece of property “is the only way to (1) regulate and maintain land use by zones; (2) make individual zoning changes . . . conform to a legislated plan; and (3) avoid arbitrary spot zoning change that permits the use of individual parcels to depart from a plan.” Florida Statute 163.3194(1) confirms this point, providing that amending the GMP can only be done “as to the area of the entire zone,” not a single piece of property within the zone as sought by Stock. Indeed, the Court in Machado explained that under Section 163, local comprehensive plans “are not zoning laws.” They are “a limitation on a local governments . . . zoning powers.” Moreover, LDC Section 9.04.03 allows a zoning variance only if it is the minimum variance that will make possible the reasonable use of the land. Stock’s proposal plainly does not satisfy that requirement. Importantly, the stakes here are far bigger that the One Naples project currently in issue. If the Commissioners permit Stock’s current proposal to proceed, the Commissioners may render themselves powerless to stop the next project, and the next one after that, going north on Gulf Shore Drive. Currently, there is nothing in the neighborhood comparable to One Naples. So Spot Zoning flatly prohibits Stock’s proposal. But if the Commissioners allow One Naples to proceed, the next developer on Gulf Shore Drive will use One Naples as a comparable, and the Commissioners may have no principled basis for stopping that next proposal, and the next one, and the one after that. Right here, right now, the Commissioners will be condemning the Vanderbilt Beach and surrounding neighborhoods if they approve One Naples as currently proposed. Stock’s requested variances would benefit only Stock and would disregard entirely the rights of the residents of the area and the general public. Stock’s proposal would not create any resources useful to or needed by those who live in the area. To the contrary, the proposed development would do nothing more than accomplish an arbitrary, capricious, unlawful, and uncompensated wealth transfer of property from the thousands of residents who built and enjoyed their neighborhood over many decades and relied on the integrity of the current zoning rules, to a single developer. Indeed, in the face of the crescendo of community opposition to Stock’s proposal and the Planning Commission Staff’s recommendation against Stock’s proposal in its current form, the Collier County Planning Commissioners declined to approve Stock’s proposal. Nor can Stock plausibly claim that it would be unfair to deny its requested zoning variances. A developer who purchases land subject to existing zoning limitations accepts the risk that the limitations will remain in place. Stock knew when it purchased the land that its proposed project is prohibited by the zoning rules currently in force. The Planning Commission Staff Report dated September 24, 2020 agreed in 20 places that Stock’s proposal is incompatible and inconsistent with the Growth Management Plan. The Staff opined that Stock’s project could be approved only if its scope is dramatically reduced to comply with the current requirements for height, density and setbacks. Importantly, Florida Courts give no deference to the Commissioners’ judgment where Spot Zoning is in issue, because it is an issue of law. As explained in Machado, a court must review de novo, and with “strict scrutiny,” not deference, the Commissioners’ decision. A reviewing court would surely find Stock’s proposal to be prohibited, unlawful Spot Zoning. Attached hereto is a copy of an October 12, 2020 letter by my former law partner, Michael Austin, who represents a fellow member of the opposition to Stock’s proposed development, Ken Melkus. In his letter, Mr. Austin amplifies on the law of Spot Zoning and agrees that Stock’s proposed project constitutes unlawful Spot Zoning. As you consider Stock’s proposal, please be guided by your sacred duty to protect the residents of these communities. A tasteful, modest development of appropriate scale, consistent and compatible with current zoning requirements, can be an enhancement to the area. But allowing Stock to undertake a project with anything close to the currently proposed scope would impermissibly inflict substantial damage to the people that the Commissioners are duty bound to protect. Stock is asking the Commissioners to allow Stock to break the law. Under Florida law, Stock’s request must be rejected. Respectfully, William P. 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Thank you. ******************************************************************************************************************* Please visit http://www.mwe.com/ for more information about our Firm. From:Ted Collins To:TaylorPenny Subject:Opposition to Stock Development Plan for One Naples! Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 11:40:29 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Penny, We are property owners at 476 Pine Avenue in the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood and have read with horror the proposed plan for One Naples. Frankly, it is baffling how such a monstrous development proposal could have advanced this far. The massive size and height of the proposed buildings would not only make a congested area virtually impassible, but are completely out of character for the neighborhood! It is no consolation whatsoever that Stock's previous ridiculous plan has been scaled back to be slightly less ridiculous. We are not opposed to development that is consistent with the nature of the surrounding area and buildings, but strongly oppose granting approval for the project as outlined. Please let us know that you intend to ensure that this plan does not move ahead, and that you respect and value the beauty of this area of Naples as well as the rights and views of your constituents. Sincerely, Ted and Susan Collins From:Schuman, William To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Opposition to the Proposed One Naples Development: It Constitutes Unlawful Spot Zoning Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 12:54:33 PM Attachments:20.10.12 Letter to Collier County Members from Michael Austin.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Collier County Commissioners Solis, Taylor, LoCastro, McDaniel and Saunders: My wife and I own a residence in the Trieste in Bay Colony, and a unit in the Regatta. We want to register our strong opposition to the vast and impermissible scope of Stock Development’s proposed One Naples Development. We fully support Save Vanderbilt Beach and the many other associations, organizations, and hundreds of residents in the area who have voiced their overwhelmingly held view that the proposed development will do irreversible damage to the residents in the area and grievous harm to the character of the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood and surrounding communities. I write to press an additional, and absolute, impediment to Stock’s project: Stock’s proposal constitutes unlawful Spot Zoning under Florida law. Spot Zoning is the elephant in the room, as it condemns Stock’s proposed development. The Florida Supreme Court prohibited Spot Zoning in Parking Facilities v. City of Miami Beach, 88 So.2d 141 (1956). The Florida legislature codified this prohibition in Florida Statutes, Section 163.3194(3)(a). The prohibition is further codified in Policy 5.6 of the Future Land Use Element of the Collier County Growth Management Plan. Spot Zoning is the name given to the piecemeal rezoning of small parcels of land to a greater density, leading to disharmony with the surrounding area. Spot Zoning gives preferential treatment to one parcel at the expense of the zoning scheme as a whole. See Southwest Ranches Homeowners Assoc. v. Broward County, 502 So.2d 931, 935 (Fla. 4th DCA 1987). Unlawful Spot Zoning creates a small island of property with restrictions on its use different from that of surrounding properties, solely for the benefit of a particular property owner and to the detriment of the community or without a substantial public purpose. Allapattah Community Ass’n Inc. of Florida v. City of Miami, 379 So.2d 387 (Fla. 3d DCA 1980); City Commissioner of the City of Miami v. Woodlawn Park Cemetery Co., 553 So.2d 1227, 1240 (Fla. 3d DCA 1989). The determination of Spot Zoning involves an examination of (1) the size of the spot; (2) the compatibility with the surrounding area; (3) the benefit to the owner and (4) the detriment to the immediate neighborhood. Parking facilities, Inc. v. City of Miami Beach, 88 So.2d 141 (Fla. 1956); Dade County v. Inversiones Rafamar S.A., 360 So.2d 1130 (Fla. 3d DCA 1978). In its proposal, Stock asks, solely in respect to its parcel, for (1) density that is double the density allowed by the current zoning law, (2) building heights that are double to triple the permissible building heights, (3) open space that is half of that required by the current zoning law, and (4) setbacks that are one-quarter of the setbacks currently required. Stock’s proposal is incompatible and inconsistent with, and in no way complementary to, the comprehensive plan, the current zoning rules, and the pertinent surrounding neighborhoods. It seeks to create an impermissible “square peg” of land in an incompatible “round hole” community, to the great harm of, and with no benefit to, the entire community, for the sole benefit of the developer. Indeed, Stock’s proposal is the poster child for unlawful Spot Zoning. Stock cannot plausibly claim that it would be unfair to deny its requested zoning variances. A developer who purchases land subject to existing zoning limitations accepts the risk that the limitations will remain in place. Stock knew when it purchased the land that its proposed project is prohibited by the zoning rules currently in force. Importantly, the Planning Commission Staff Report dated September 24, 2020 agreed in 20 places that Stock’s proposal is incompatible and inconsistent with the Growth Management Plan. The Staff opined that Stock’s project could be approved only if its scope is dramatically reduced to comply with the current requirements for height, density and setbacks. Nor can Stock properly rely on nearby properties in neighboring zones such as Bay Colony or Pelican Bay to create a purported compatibility that does not exist. Allowing comparisons with properties in other zones would make the Florida zoning laws meaningless. In Machado v. Musgrave, 519 So. 2d 629 (3d Dist. 1987), the court prohibited such a comparison, holding that “a comprehensive land plan legislatively sets a zoning norm for each zone.” One of the reasons for this rule, said the court: “to avoid spot zoning.” Id. Pelican Bay and Bay Colony provide particularly poor comparisons to the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood in issue here, as they are vastly different communities with vastly different regulatory controls and restraints. Stock’s requested variances would benefit only Stock and would disregard entirely the rights of the residents of the area and the general public. Stock’s proposal would not create any resources useful to or needed by those who live in the area. To the contrary, the proposed development would do nothing more than accomplish an arbitrary, capricious, unlawful, and uncompensated wealth transfer from the thousands of residents who have relied on the integrity of the current zoning rules to a single developer. In the face of the crescendo of community opposition to Stock’s proposal and the Planning Commission Staff’s recommendation against Stock’s proposal in its current form, the Collier County Planning Commissioners declined to approve Stock’s proposal. Attached hereto is a copy of an October 12, 2020 letter by my former law partner, Michael Austin, who represents a fellow member of the opposition to Stock’s proposed development, Ken Melkus. In his letter, Mr. Austin amplifies on the law of Spot Zoning and agrees that Stock’s proposed project constitutes unlawful Spot Zoning. As you consider Stock’s proposal, please be guided by your sacred, fiduciary duty to protect the residents of these communities. A tasteful, modest development of appropriate scale, consistent and compatible with current zoning requirements, can be an enhancement to the area. But allowing Stock to undertake a project with anything close to the currently proposed scope would impermissibly inflict substantial damage to the people that the Commissioners are duty bound to protect. Stock is asking the Commissioners to allow Stock to break the law. Under Florida law, Stock’s request must be rejected. Respectfully, /s/ William P. 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In summary, a public parking garage must be included in the proposal. The long winded presentation does not adequately address the community needs of parking. Traffic lights move the public traffic more efficiently through the area but does not replace lost parking. David Driapsa agarden@naples.net (239) 591-2321 From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny; nancy.pbpoa@gmail.com Subject:Pelican Bay Property Owners Association - Opposition to One Naples Start:Friday, November 20, 2020 10:00:00 AM End:Friday, November 20, 2020 11:00:00 AM Location:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85477842038?pwd=WkFKbHBBMW1HTHlZOUFYYS9RbGJEdz09 Sherry Greco is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. 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Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Anthony Pires To:SaboJames Cc:BellowsRay; FrenchJames; JenkinsAnita; AshtonHeidi; KlatzkowJeff; CasalanguidaNick Subject:PL20190000696 and PL20190000697; ONE NAPLES LETTER OF INITIAL OBJECTIONS FROM VANDERBILT BEACH RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION, INC. Date:Monday, August 24, 2020 3:29:46 PM Attachments:LTR. OF OBJECTION JAMES SABO 8.24.20 via email reduced.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good afternoon James. I hope all is well, Please see the attached for your review and consideration in reviewing the noted applications and preparing your Staff Report(s). I look forward to the County staff addressing, in the Staff Report, the issues we have raised, and to also include this objection letter and any follow up objection letters in the packet(s) provided to the Collier County Planning Commission and County Commission. Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From:Stromberg, Clifford D. To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Please Do NOT Approve the Stock-- One Naples Project Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 8:51:03 AM Attachments:image002.png EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners: My wife and I live in Pelican Bay, right adjacent to Vanderbilt Beach Road. The proposed Stock project would really destroy our neighborhood. As you know, in sum: 1. Both during construction and during occupancy, it would massively increase the already significant traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road. Sound and congestion will be a real hit to the quality of life. 2. The size and density is inconsistent with the area. It is more similar to Miami Beach. Most of us chose Naples precisely to void that ambiance. We have gotten our children and friends to look and buy here in Naples because it is unique. 3. Stock is doing the usual game of proposing a massive project and then trying to appear reasonable by “tweaking” it by “concessions.” But the basic concept remains unsound given he neighborhood. The basic concept of huge building, shopping, and marina will bring lots of people, noise, traffic and change the character of the area. Boating will become congested and noisier. 4. There will be and “spillover” effects of traffic on nearby streets and neighborhoods . People will cut through neighborhoods to try to avoid the congestion. 5. Have no illusion: you will be setting a precedent, which will be used to justify ever more enormous projects. 6. I am not anti-growth at all. But growth has to be smart growth. This will depress not enhance property values. Good projects can be built –on the right locations. I am not one to obsess over every little change. But this is a watershed, and I urge you not to approve the One Naples project. Thanks for listening. Clifford D. Stromberg If you would like to know more about how we are managing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our firm then take a look at our brief Q&A. If you would like to know more about how to handle the COVID-19 issues facing your business then take a look at our information hub. About Hogan Lovells Hogan Lovells is an international legal practice that includes Hogan Lovells US LLP and Hogan Lovells International LLP. For more information, see www.hoganlovells.com. CONFIDENTIALITY. This email and any attachments are confidential, except where the email states it can be disclosed; it may also be privileged. If received in error, please do not disclose the contents to anyone, but notify the sender by return email and delete this email (and any attachments) from your system. From:Paul Pashibin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Please enforce Naples codes Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 10:44:49 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hello Penny, I am a fairly new Naples resident. I hope to be here a long time. I came from Minneapolis, (the city of lakes) where our city planners supported a strong balance of commercial development, within codes and guidelines that protected the environment, and our residents. I expect growth in Naples, but I also expect MANAGED GROWTH, within current codes and guidelines. I expect our elected officials, city planners, commissioners and planning staff to support managed growth through the enforcement of the codes. Please use the power you were elected to provide, to NOT ALLOW Stock Development to move forward with One Naples, until such time when they can build to the current guidelines and codes. Paul & Molly Pashibin Naples, FL 612-803-9254 pash@mac.com From:Christine Mackinney Subject:Please Listen to The Residents and Vote No to One Naples Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 3:48:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a resident of multiple homes in north Naples, I find it abhorrent that our commissioners would disregard the will of the residents and approve the OneNaples project. All change is not good and this is a clear example of an urban renewal initiative that is being driven by contractor greed. At a time when there is so little respect for government, it makes us wonder if the contractor was promised approval before making the offer for the land. And, if so, what may have been promised in return? Please respect the community you represnet and vote "No". Regards, Christine Mackinney From:Steve Valdivia To:TaylorPenny Subject:Please read and vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 11:17:27 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Honorable Board of Commissioners, My wife and I are retired and have homesteaded our residence at Vanderbilt Beach. We now find ourselves part of the David and Goliath battle of developer vs neighbors. We continue to try to help Stock Development improve this small area but within a semblance of legally established zoning rules, building codes, local guidelines and community norms. Mr. Stock seems to believe he is politically secure in his ability to ignore these same rules, codes and norms. The outcome will affect everyone, as decisions made now will set precedent for future development and have permanent repercussions on the entire region. These conflicts are almost always won by the Goliaths of the world but this time it must be different. To be clear, owners and residents have advised Brian Stock that measured development is needed and welcome. However, we have also strongly advised Mr. Stock that too much concentrated development can do more harm than good. The plan as presented disregards rules and codes arrived at over decades of thoughtful planning and trial and error - a story repeated in too many other parts of Florida with very bad outcomes. The beauty and grace that is Collier is already threatened by over-development. Once Stock succeeds here, his new rules, codes and standards will forever be applied throughout the Collier county region. The massive development is not supported by planning reviews nor steadily growing numbers in and close to the impact zone. It is one developer imposing a version of progress in spite of neighbor best and thoughtful input on how best to develop yet keep this little corner of SW Florida attractive and desirable. If not careful, Collier will begin to mimic places like Miami and Ft Lauderdale with the same over-growth and population issues and real potential to become an inadvertent host to micro- disasters when such as a virus attacks. And what of the lingering but potent problem of RED TIDE and other health issues made worse by over-population? Leaders must know when to say "STOP" or one day we may wake up to a ready-made disaster with nowhere to escape. Enjoyment will have already been long gone. My wife and I are asking you to insist that Brian Stock comply already, and not create a path for others to invade with massive overdevelopment as has undermined other formerly beautiful parts of Florida. Ask yourselves what is best in the long run for current and future constituents? We have seen the future in other parts of Florida and the attendant problems associated with such over- development. Indeed, many that live here now escaped from other parts of Florida for the very same reasons. This has been a place for healthy and vibrant communities to thrive. If history can serve as a warning, this proposed construction overreach portends a giant step toward a disastrous future. Steven & Bernice Valdivia 260 Southbay Dr. # 212 Naples Fl 34108 (505) 4595006 From:Fred Sasser To:TaylorPenny Subject:Please Vote "No" On One Naples Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 4:49:13 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor --- Please vote “No” on the One Naples project at Vanderbilt Beach. This project is way to gigantic and out-of-character for that neighborhood. Even though we live in Old Naples, we don’t want to see the Collier County areas around us go to Miami Beach, either. Thank you, Pam and Fred Sasser 333 7th Avenue South Naples, FL 34102 From:Theodore L. Koenig To:TaylorPenny Subject:Please Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 6:45:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny, I live down the street from the proposed One Naples project on Gulf Shore. If that project goes thru as planned, it will destroy the neighborhood and add traffic that will make living in what used to be a paradise area, a nightmare. My wife and I and many of our neighbors regularly ride our bicycles up and down that street. That will be impossible to do with this new project. Please vote no. Thank you. Ted Ted Koenig President & CEO Monroe Capital LLC 311 South Wacker Drive Suite 6400 Chicago, IL 60606 312-523-2360 – office phone tkoenig@monroecap.com www.monroecap.com From:Cathy O"Brien To:TaylorPenny Subject:Please Vote NO to One Naples Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 7:59:08 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Thank you for all the information in your newsletters regarding covid vaccines. Well done! Switching gears now to One Naples - I am a resident of Vanderbilt Beach in District 2. One Naples is wrong for Vanderbilt Beach and wrong for Collier County. It is wrong for Collier County to be giving Stock more than $4.3 million in land value through gifting him roadways so that he can violate dozens of our zoning and growth Management plan regulations. Its wrong to set this precedent by allowing Stock and future developers to totally obliterate the intent of the County’s Growth Management plan, Zoning Code, and Coastal Management Guidelines. The approval of One Naples, as proposed, will show that it’s business as usual in Collier County, with unbridled growth, and little or no consideration of current taxpayer and residents’ desires. Thank you for your consideration. Please vote No on One Naples. Best regards, Cathy O’Brien Regatta at Vanderbilt Beach 34108 From:Ralph Verrastro To:TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; McDanielBill; FilsonSue; GrecoSherry; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Cc:Dottie Subject:Please Vote to Approve Zoning Change for One Naples Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 10:44:43 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioners: We are sending this email to formally request the Collier County Board of Commissioners to approve the proposed residential development at Vanderbilt Beach known as One Naples by Stock Development. We have been visiting Collier County every year since 1986 and have owned property since 2001. We are now and have been full time permanent residents in Collier County since 2005. We kindly request your support for this project for reasons that include: 1. The condition of the properties at this location has been an eyesore for too many years. This area of Collier County draws more residents and tourists due to its proximity to the beach so it should be the county's highest priority to improve it. 2. We have reviewed the renderings prepared of the proposed development and believe this amenity will increase the value of the neighboring residential buildings. 3. There are existing taller buildings within the immediate area so it will fit in nicely to its surroundings. 4. Traffic flow and pedestrian/bicycle safety will be enhanced (Ralph is a local civil engineer and therefore qualified to make this statement). 5. If the zoning change to allow this residential development is not approved, a commercial development will likely be constructed that will bring more traffic than a residential development. We believe this is not an appropriate location for more offices, restaurants, etc. 6. We believe Stock Development has done their homework and listened to the community as evidenced by the significant compromises it has made from its original proposals. 7. Our understanding of the concerns made by the vocal naysayer group is clear on only one point - NOT IN MY BACKYARD (NIMBY)! Thank you for your consideration of our request and thank you for your service to our community. Respectfully, Ralph and Dorothy L. Verrastro 15863 Secoya Reserve Circle Naples, FL 34110 Cell: 239-216-1370 From:regattascott@yahoo.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:PLEASE VOTE YES FOR ONE NAPLES! Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 4:57:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny Taylor, PLEASE VOTE YES FOR ONE NAPLES! I have owned a condo at Regatta Condominiums for 20 years and have hoped for someone to come along and clean up the eyesore to the west of me. When it was announced that Stock had purchased the parcel, I was elated! I immediately requested a meeting to see what was planned. Brian Stock and his assistant Keith met with me and shared to overview. What a beautiful project. I then called a buddy who does virtual reality, to see the impact of my view. Virtually no change. I only have one kitchen window that faces west. Yes, I will see the building from that window, but no others. In fact, in all units in 400 flagship, only 2 stacks will have their kitchen window impacted slightly. The 02 and 03 stack. NO other units will even see One Naples from their Lanai. I have been harassed by fellow owners who live in buildings 2, 3, 4 and 5 to support their efforts to stop this development. They have treated to make life rough if I do not fall in line. What kind of world is this? This cancel culture must stop. These owners complain about everything. My only concern is traffic. Right now, it is very difficult in season to exit Regatta. Stock has offered to look into a Vanderbilt Drive exit for us. This would be a awesome solution. Scott L. Klabunde CEO EVamped LLC 400 Flagship Drive #1103 Naples, FL 34110 Sent from Yahoo Mail. Get the app From:JASON TOWER on behalf of Jason Tower To:TaylorPenny Subject:Please vote Yes on One Naples Project Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 5:37:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good afternoon Commissioner Taylor, I write this letter to you in support of the One Naples project proposed for the Vanderbilt Beach area. I believe it will be a positive addition to the area and will greatly improve land that has been in poor condition for many years. This would be the best option to keep traffic to a minimum in the area versus the congestion that would be caused by a commercial area or shopping center on that land. I believe in responsible growth for Collier County and I think this project is the right choice for area beautification and minimal community impacts. I understand that you will be voting on Monday to decide whether this project will be allowed to proceed as planned. I ask that you please take my commentary into consideration and vote Yes for One Naples. Thank you for your time! Sincerely, Jason Tower 7515 Campania Way Apt 114 Naples, FL 34104 From:James Hoppensteadt To:HomiakKaren; VernonChristopher; KarlFry; FryerEdwin; KlucikRobert; SheaPaul; SchmittJoseph; "eastmath@collierschools.com"; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; FialaDonna; McDanielBill Cc:BellowsRay; CasalanguidaNick; OchsLeo; Jane Brown; John Gandolfo; Kim Rosenberg; Larry Baumann; Melanie Miller; "Mike Foley"; Mike Ruffolo; Suzanne Minadeo; Trent Waterhouse Subject:Proposed One Naples Project Date:Friday, October 30, 2020 6:33:50 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Planning Commission Board of County Commissioners Re: Proposed One Naples project Dear Commission and Commissioners: The Pelican Bay Foundation (Foundation) recognizes and values the importance of redevelopment to maintain property values and the quality of life in our community. We appreciate both the multiple and complex considerations of the criteria provided for in the land development code, the comprehensive plan amendments, the rezoning requests, etc., and, further, respect the concerns, objections, or support, of various community interest groups, individuals, or businesses. The Foundation expressly neither supports nor opposes the proposed One Naples project. In fact, we appreciate the open communication with which Stock Development has approached this proposed project. However, because properties within Pelican Bay have been cited as compatibility justifications for the One Naples project, the Foundation believes it has an obligation to clarify how Pelican Bay differs from the area to the north of Vanderbilt Drive since it is not part of Pelican Bay. Pelican Bay was created years ago as a comprehensive, well-planned, mixed-use Planned Unit Development, and it is vastly different from the neighborhoods to our south, north, and east. The planning, the PUD regulations and the applicable private declarations and covenants that govern Pelican Bay and have controlled its development include a myriad of factors, controls, constraints and planning techniques to regulate and manage development. The allowance of high-rise construction and mixed-use development are regulated and controlled by multiple different and important factors and controls. To compare only height in Pelican Bay to other areas, without also considering the overall planning and multiple other constraints that apply to Pelican Bay, seems like selective cherry picking. It is not an apt comparison. For example, the maximum height of principal structures within the Pelican Bay PUD is two hundred (200) feet above finished grade, provided that minimum yards must be maintained, from tract or development parcel lines, right-of-way lines and/or the edge of the gutter of a private road, of fifty (50) feet or one-half (1/2) the height of the structure, whichever is greater. Simply stated, Pelican Bay is a well-planned, well-organized and well-run large-scale development that should not be compared or used in a comparative analysis to justify any position (for or against) relative to development outside of its jurisdictional boundaries unless the entire Pelican Bay regulatory scheme of controls and constraints are similarly included. We wish you well in your deliberations of the value and appropriateness of the proposed One Naples project for the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. Sincerely, Jim Hoppensteadt President / COO Pelican Bay Foundation 6251 Pelican Bay Blvd. Naples, FL 34108 239-260-8460 direct 239-597-6927 fax ***** The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this message in error and that any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this message including any attachments is strictly prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer. ***** From:KlatzkowJeff To:McDanielBill; LoCastroRick; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt Cc:TaylorPenny; OchsLeo; RodriguezDan Subject:Proposed Procedure for Naples One Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 10:16:48 AM Attachments:Procedural Memo One Naples Final 2-4-21.pdf Commissioners: Attached is a proposed procedure for the Naples One hearing on March 1st. The procedure is substantially similar to what was used in prior hearings of this nature, and was vetted with staff for their input. I spoke with the Chair this morning, who concurred with the proposed procedure. A copy of the procedure will be part of the backup to the item. Mr. Yovanovich has been provided a copy, and no objection was received. Jeffrey A. Klatzkow Collier County Attorney (239) 252-2614 Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Olya Stawnychy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re One Naples application Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:53:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I oppose the One Naples application! Olga Stawnychy 11118 Gulf Shore Drive Unit802A Naples, Florida 34108 From:Olya Stawnychy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re One Naples application Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:57:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I oppose the One Naples application! Olga Stawnychy 11118 Gulf Shore Drive Unit802A Naples, Florida 34108 From:Elena Mola To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: One Naples Development Date:Friday, July 10, 2020 2:16:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor- The protections afforded the public by the County’s GMP and Zoning Laws lose their effectiveness and start becoming obsolete, in a system that continuously permits special approvals, variances, and exceptions by a mere BCC vote of 3-2 or 4-1. These types of variances and exceptions have now become commonplace, in spite of the public’s’ overwhelming demand to have the Developers and BCC strictly abide by the terms and conditions set forth in the County’s GMP and Zoning Laws. Such an arbitrary and subjective approval system, that continuously disregards the laws meant to protect the public and Collier County’s neighborhoods, leads to the possibility of a few powerful players being able to skillfully formulate the narrative and the marketing to have the greatest input and impact on a small number, i.e., just FIVE (5), decision-makers. If a Powerful Developer is able to influence the decision-makers by alleging that certain neighbors immediately adjacent to its proposed development, which is not in compliance with the GMP or Zoning Laws, have suddenly changed their previous opposition to the developers’ project and are now supportive and writing glowing letters to the decision-makers), the question that begs to be asked is, “What caused the change of mind?” The answer to such a question is what decision-makers should ask to have a FULL, COMPLETE and TRANSPARENT understanding of whether and how, in fact, such support may have been obtained by the Powerful Developer. If, as is being alleged, the Developer (directly or indirectly initiated or responded) to a quid- pro-quo from a certain small but vocal number of individuals, and has, in fact, promised to undertake significant and costly maintenance, repairs, replacements or additions to their adjacent building or buildings, then such must be made public and the decision-makers must know that such EXCHANGE OF VALUABLE SERVICES FOR SUPPORT translates into the Developer rewarding a few while the majority of the neighbors not engaged in or benefiting from the quid-pro-quo pay the price of possibly having an unwanted Behemoth Development Project next door. So, the next time you receive a letter from one of the sixty (60) owners of Barefoot Pelican COA, please inquire whether they have negotiated a benefit from the Developer and then ask yourselves if the voice of those few who benefit from the Developers’ largess should drown out the voice of the other 800 plus neighbors that are in opposition to the Developer’s project. Respectfully, Elena Elena C. Mola Sent from my iPhone On Jul 10, 2020, at 12:05 PM, TaylorPenny wrote: FYI Penny Taylor Board of Collier County Commissioners Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 303 Naples, FL. 34112 Office (239) 252-8604 Fax (239) 252-6393 Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov Begin forwarded message: From: Matthew Seely Date: July 10, 2020 at 9:58:56 AM EDT To: SaboJames , "andy.solis@colliergov.net" , FialaDonna , "Burt.saunders@colliergov.net" , TaylorPenny , "williammcdaniel@colliergov.net" Subject: One Naples Development EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please read attached letter. ________________________________ Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. Sent from my iPad From:Greg Stuart"s Calendar To:epircio@verizon.net Cc:TaylorPenny; wschuman@mwe.com; Kmelkus@wcas.com; gemarks7@gmail.com; buzz@unitedstor-all.com; mee3eaa@aol.com; nancy.pbpoa@gmail.com Subject:Re: Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 12:19:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Great work!! Greg Stuart > On Feb 24, 2021, at 11:12 AM, epircio@verizon.net wrote: > > Dear Commissioner Taylor: > Thank you for meeting with us this morning. It was so refreshing to sit in on a meeting where we were listened to and not interrupted.Attached is a transcript of the Octover 1, 2020 meeting of the Planning Commission noting the important pages where the Planning Staff made their > recommendations for the One Naples Development.I personally called James Sabo after the meeting and he told me that these recommendations were the result of meetings he had withAnita Jenkins, Mr. French and Mr Cohen and they had all agreed that these recommendations would bring One Naples more in > conformity with the neighborhood's Overlay called the Vanderbilt Beach Overlay District.I have underlined the more important recommendations and this encouraged all of us to support the staff. > > Now it appears that the staff has allowed Stock to influence them, and as a result, we cannot unilaterally agree with these recommendations. > > As an aside that Nancy just mentioned, Stock changed their submissions in Dec. 2020 with just a letter to the County Attorney without any postingto the County web site. I called James Sabo about it and he had not yet received the changes. Stock continues to "be a moving target" in that changes aremade without public notification.We believe that this is done to make the opposition look inept. > Thank you for your time. I enjoyed the meeting a lot > RegardsElizabeth (Betty) Pircio781-690-0486 > Barefoot Pelican Condominium271 South Bay Dr.Naples, FL 34108 > > > epircio@verizon.net > <TRANSCRIPT PLANNING COMM. OCT.1, 2020 113-121.pdf> From:Anthony Pires To:BellowsRay; AshtonHeidi; JenkinsAnita; SaboJames; FrenchJames; CasalanguidaNick Subject:Re: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Date:Tuesday, August 18, 2020 7:02:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Ray, I find it difficult to believe that the staff does not know, years into this application, what the answers are to my questions. I assume they would’ve been fundamental questions addressed at the onset of the application. If the applicants assertions as to the entitlement density or intensity are incorrect, then all of their analysis are incorrect; additionally, as the applicant does not own the .74 acres of road right of way, I would believe that that would be a fundamental matter to be raised during the review process, so that the applicants acreage for purposes of calculating usage would be based upon 4.7+ or minus acres. I would submit that the applicant Should be asked by county staff, in a RAI, to respond to and address the questions that I have raised, prior to the staff preparing any staff report. This project has the potential to have significant adverse impact to the surrounding established residential neighborhoods, and I believe it is appropriate for staff to ask these hard questions of the applicant prior to preparing a staff report. Tony Get Outlook for iOS From: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 6:13:03 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Hi Tony, I apologize for the delay in responding but I have been coordinating with James Sabo since his return from vacation yesterday to see if we are in a position to provide a detailed response to your questions. Based upon my discussion with James, I have confirmed that the analysis of the project is still ongoing as part of finalizing the staff position that is to be included in a staff report. Given the ongoing review, a detailed response to your below listed questions cannot be provided at this time. Please be advised that a full detailed response will be provided when the staff report is completed. Please let me know if you would like copies of the application if you have don’t have them already or if you wish to discuss further. Ray Raymond V. Bellows, Zoning Manager Zoning Division - Zoning Services Section Growth Management Department Telephone: 239.252.2463; Fax: 239.252.6350 Exceeding expectations, every day! Tell us how we are doing by taking our Zoning Division Survey at https://goo.gl/eXjvqT. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 5:28 PM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: 4TH REQUEST: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, Ray, Anita, could you please answer/advise as to the following, as initially asked 1 week ago. thanks Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Monday, August 17, 2020 9:28 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; Zach Lombardo <zlombardo@wpl-legal.com> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Importance: High Good morning all. James, Ray, Anita, could you please answer/advise as to the following, as initially asked 1 week ago: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 4. whether County staff or the applicant has performed/submitted an analysis of the current land use entitlements on the platted tracts/parcels outside of the existing platted ROW. Thanks Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Monday, August 10, 2020 3:55 PM To: 'Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov' <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES PROJECT/APPLICATION Good afternoon Anita, Ray and Heidi, I understand that James is out of the office this week. In his absence, could we have call to discuss: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 4. whether County staff or the applicant has performed/submitted an analysis of the current land use entitlements on the platted tracts/parcels outside of the existing platted ROW. Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Friday, August 07, 2020 5:41 PM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES Good afternoon James. What times would you be available on Monday, August 10, 2020 for me to call to discuss and better understand: 1. the basis for the applicant’s/applicant’s agent’s assertion(s) that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 2. the acreage (and the location of the acreage) utilized as the basis for the applicant’s assertion that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. 3. whether the acreage of the existing platted ROW “within the project” was included or excluded from the applicant’s assertion/analysis that the current land use entitlements allow up to 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. December 10, 2020 Newsletter From:Leslie Springman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: December 10, 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 4:17:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Yikes. You said we have to remain vigilant. Then you outline all the group activities where food is involved and thus masks are removed. I am appalled. Leslie Springman On Dec 10, 2020, at 4:00 PM, Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor <penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of theCounty decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County businessand the virus updates and most importantly the progress wethe Countyis making in addressing the challenges of COVID-19. But we simply drop thetitle: "COVID-19 Bulletin # …" and publish our newsletters by date. So, on that note, here is our District 4 Newsletter, December 10, 2020! Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through VeteransCommunity Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 116 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts andcookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier County Advisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee hasfour seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility isto recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation includingenvironmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are four years. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone AdvisoryBoard has one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicantsmust either be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business andcommercial interests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. Thisseven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCCconcerning policies and programs to attract businesses or industries to theEconomic Development Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations onapplications for funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representingthe Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community ParkDistrict. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representingthe Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021.This 11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application onlineat https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, orfrom https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Pleaseemail to DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail tothe attention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples,Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 10, 20208.16% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,496 positive cases of COVID-19. 19,033 of these cases areresidents, 463 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES)Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: healthcare icon $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list December 10, 2020 Newsletter From:lselfon To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: December 10, 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 4:44:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe This is clever. Dont ever spot doing this. And connecting with important meetings is so brilliant. Lois Sherry. See you in the morning. On Dec 10, 2020, at 3:59 PM, Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor <penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of theCounty decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County businessand the virus updates and most importantly the progress wethe County ismaking in addressing the challenges of COVID-19. But we simply drop the title: "COVID-19 Bulletin # …" and publish our newsletters by date. So, on that note, here is our District 4 Newsletter, December 10, 2020! Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through VeteransCommunity Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 11 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts andcookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier CountyAdvisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee hasfour seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility is to recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation includingenvironmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are fouryears. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone Advisory Boardhas one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicants musteither be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business and commercialinterests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. This seven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCC concerningpolicies and programs to attract businesses or industries to the EconomicDevelopment Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations on applicationsfor funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representingthe Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community ParkDistrict. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representing the Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021. This11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application online athttps://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, or fromhttps://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Please emailto DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail to theattention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples,Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 10, 2020 8.16% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,496 positive cases of COVID-19. 19,033 of these cases areresidents, 463 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: healthcare icon $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list December 10, 2020 Newsletter From:Patricia Wheeler To:TaylorPenny Cc:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: December 10, 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 5:02:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Merry Christmas, Commissioner Taylor thank you! I enjoy receiving both your newsletter and Commissioner Solis’ newsletters. You have been our advocates since Covid began and I know we would be in a far worse position, like cities in the east coast, if not for your stand. I know you have taken slack and insults but thank you for thinking of your neighbors. Sadly I know businesses I will never enter again as I have seen the lack of masks and that is my right. Thankfully a lot of businesses listened and are working to keep people safe. You are a gift to our community. I wish you all the best as despite Covid we are still staying safe! I hope 2021 sees a better year but this year has been a gift as I have learned even more about our community. Most good but some Grinches. Warmest wishes, Patty Wheeler Ave Maria Sent from my iPhone On Dec 10, 2020, at 4:00 PM, Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor <penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of theCounty decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County businessand the virus updates and most importantly the progress wethe Countyis making in addressing the challenges of COVID-19. But we simply drop thetitle: "COVID-19 Bulletin # …" and publish our newsletters by date. So, on that note, here is our District 4 Newsletter, December 10, 2020! Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through VeteransCommunity Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 116 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts andcookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier County Advisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee hasfour seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility isto recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation includingenvironmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are four years. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone AdvisoryBoard has one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicantsmust either be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business andcommercial interests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. Thisseven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCCconcerning policies and programs to attract businesses or industries to theEconomic Development Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations onapplications for funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representingthe Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community ParkDistrict. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representingthe Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021.This 11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application onlineat https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, orfrom https://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Pleaseemail to DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail tothe attention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples,Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 10, 20208.16% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,496 positive cases of COVID-19. 19,033 of these cases areresidents, 463 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES)Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: healthcare icon $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list December 10, 2020 Newsletter From:Jacqueline Spahl To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: December 10, 2020 Collier County - District 4 Newsletter Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 4:10:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Thank you, Ms. Taylor, for keeping the citizens of Collier County safe with the mask ordinance. My husband and I have noticed that so many more are wearing the masks now in our area. We are use to it at this point and comfortable to spend money in Collier County. Having said that, we do avoid the areas that do not have a mask mandate and therefore do not spend our money in those areas. Thank you again! Cheers, Jackie and David Spahl On Dec 10, 2020, at 3:59 PM, Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor <penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: As we approach the end of 2020, it is an understatement to say that this hasbeen quite a year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped and colored many of theCounty decisions we have had to make. In many instances, these were toughdecisions because there is simply no rule book to follow. We started, on March, 3, 2020 to title our newsletters: COVID-19 Bulletin #.... because of Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to the COVID-19virus. It was our hope that by the end of 2020, the pandemic would be mostlybehind us, and the Governor’s State of Emergency lifted. Instead, we see our COVID numbers steadily increasing. The bright hope is avaccine already being distributed in Great Britain and Canada. But, as I learnedtoday, even with a vaccine, we need to stay vigilant and practice social distancingand masking until the distribution of the vaccine is widespread in the UnitedStates. Dr. Fauci announced today that he is hopeful that by the Fall of 2021,things just might return back to some degree of normalcy. And so, we are going to make one small change in our newsletters, becauseCOVID-19, for now, is a fact of life in our world. We will still publish ournewsletters, and we still will have up-to-date information about County businessand the virus updates and most importantly the progress wethe County ismaking in addressing the challenges of COVID-19. But we simply drop the title: "COVID-19 Bulletin # …" and publish our newsletters by date. So, on that note, here is our District 4 Newsletter, December 10, 2020! Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersMental Health WorkshopCollier County, Florida December 15, 20209:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Mental Health Workshop will include: Update on Mental Health and Addiction Services Five-Year Strategic Plan Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HO0r4EVkQKGwtWAca7_Ufg Hybrid Remote Public MeetingBoard of County CommissionersSpecial MeetingCollier County, Florida December 15, 202011:00 a.m. This will be a Hybrid Remote meeting and it will be held in the Board of CountyCommissioners Chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida. Some of the Board Members may beappearing remotely, with staff present in person. The public may attend eitherremotely or in person. The Board’s agenda for the Special Meeting will include: Discuss and provide direction regarding the strategies for recruiting a County Manger Discuss a location for holding a Public Meeting regarding the upcoming One Naples project Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individualswho would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the onlinespeaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YnFa2mZHTHmaDlHSa-dfiA Holiday Events at Collier County Parks Operation Find Santa And His Elves December 7 – 23Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9- 3 pm Cost: FREE Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Santa needs your help! Santa and his elves went for a walk through VeteransCommunity Park, but they got lost. Can you help find them? Explore the parkand trails to help us find Santa and his elves. If you find them, come to VeteransPark Community Center and share the good news to receive a special prize! Mapsare available in the community center. Be sure to tag Collier County Parks &Recreation when you post your pics on Facebook and Instagram and you willdefinitely stay on the Nice List. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Holiday Bright – Light Up the Parks December 7 – 31Monday – Saturday5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Cost: FREE The holiday season is right around the corner! Collier County Parks & Recreationwill be presenting amazing holiday light displays at our community parks tocelebrate and capture the best of the season’s spirit. This is the perfect way tobrighten up your year and stay COVID-19 safe during the holidays. HolidayBright - Light Up the Parks will be one of the most sought after attractions acrossSouthwest Florida. So this year make it all yours! Locations Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Tr. E., Naples East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Golden Gate Community Center4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples Golden Gate Community Park3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples Immokalee Community Park321 North 1st Street, Immokalee Immokalee South Park418 School Drive, Immokalee Immokalee Sports Complex505 Escambia Street, Immokalee Max A. Hasse Jr. Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard, Naples North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Sugden Regional Park4284 Avalon Drive, Naples Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard, Naples Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive, Naples For information, call (239) 252-4000 Supper with Santa Friday, December 11 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cost: $5 Immokalee Community Park321 N. 1st Street, Immokalee This event will have you celebrating the holidays with decorating cookies, sweettreats, crafts, face painting and pictures with Santa. For information, call (239) 252-4449. Christmas Movie Night – The Polar Express Friday, December 116 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per child pre-registration is required East Naples Community Park3500 Thomasson Drive, Naples Join us for an evening of holiday fun! Activities will include the movie PolarExpress, pizza, treats, hot cocoa, pajama party and a special visit from Santa! You must pre-register for this event. Space is limited. For more information, call (239) 252-4414. Merry Maker Workshop Friday, December 115 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Get into the holiday spirit while making friends, creating holiday crafts, gifts andcookies. Pre-register by December 8. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Cookies & Milk with Santa Saturday, December 129 a.m. – 11 a.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $2 Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park11565 Tamiami Trail E. Come and enjoy Cookies and Milk with Santa! For more information, call (239) 252-3527. Santa’s Drive-Through Experience Saturday, December 123 p.m. – 7 p.m. Cost: FREE North Collier Regional Park15000 Livingston Road, Naples Join Collier County Parks & Recreation Division and Collier County Sheriff'sOffice for a FREE holiday event. Kids can enjoy displays from their cars for a safeand socially distanced holiday experience. For more information, call (239) 252-9300. Christmas Cookie Party Saturday, December 1210:30 a.m. – noon Cost: $12 Veterans Community Park1895 Veterans Park Drive Drop your kids off for a fun time while decorating cookies. Kids will be able tomake some creative holiday crafts and cards for friends and family that will getthem in the holiday spirit! Social distancing and masks will be required. Pre-register by Wednesday, December 9. For more information, call (239) 252-4682. Kids Christmas Party Friday, December 186:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Ages K - 5th grade Cost: $10 per child Max Hasse Community Park3390 Golden Gate Boulevard W. Join us for a Kids Christmas Party at the Max Hasse Community Park. Holidaymusic, crafts, candy, games, prizes, pizza and drinks will be provided.Participants must pre-register for this event, as space is limited. All CDCguidelines will be followed and masks must be worn.For more information, call (239) 252-4200. Candy House Creation Friday, December 184 p.m. – 5 p.m. Ages 5-12 Cost: $10 per childpre-registration is required by December 16 Vineyards Community Park6231 Arbor Boulevard Children will use an assortment of candy, frosting and cookies to design theirown candy house. For more information, call (239) 252-4105. Pancakes & Pajamas Saturday, December 199 a.m. – 11 a.m. Cost: $2 Immokalee South Park418 School Dr., Immokalee Join us for our Pancakes & Pajamas event and pictures with Santa. There will becrafts. COVID-19 Safety Measures We are asking all participants feeling sick to stay home. Temperatures will betaken at the door. Participants must wear masks. Sanitization stations will beprovided and hand washing is required. Collier CountyAdvisory Board Vacancies The Collier County Board of County Commissioners is seekingapplications for positions on several advisory committees. Membersof committees must reside and be registered to vote in Collier County.Scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions on how to apply. The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee has one vacancy for one ofthe following specific categories related to affordable housing: non-profitprovider of affordable housing, and employers within the jurisdiction. Thiscommittee was created in accordance with Sect. 420.9076 Fla. Stat., to reviewpolicies, procedures, ordinances, land development regulations, and the adoptedlocal government comprehensive plan, and to recommend specific actions orinitiatives to encourage affordable housing. Terms are three years. The Board of Building Adjustments and Appeals has two vacancies.Applicants must represent one of the following professions: a licensed plumbingor mechanical contractor, or a state licensed architect or structural engineer.This five-member board hears appeals on rejections or refusals by the BuildingCode Compliance Director to approve mode of construction or materials to beused in construction or alteration of a structure. Members must beknowledgeable in the following Collier County Codes: Florida Building Codes,Electrical Code, Fire Prevention Code, Gas Code, Mechanical Code andSwimming Pool Code. Terms are four years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board.The Code Enforcement Board has three regular seats and one alternate seatexpiring in February 2021. This seven-member board with two alternates iscomposed of individuals representing the occupations of architect, businessowner, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor and realtor, who areconsidered on the basis of their experience or interest in the areas of the codesand ordinances to be enforced. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interest each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 3years. This is a Quasi-Judicial Board. The (Conservation Collier) Land Acquisition Advisory Committee hasfour seats expiring in February 2021. This committee's primary responsibility is to recommend to the BCC an Active Properties Acquisition List with qualifiedpurchase recommendations of environmentally sensitive lands consistent withthe goals of the Conservation Collier Land Acquisition Program. Membership ofthe committee shall comprise broad and balanced representation includingenvironmental and conservation interests, agricultural and business interests,educational interests, and general civic and citizen interests within the County. Members shall have expertise, knowledge or interest in ecology, conservation ofnatural resources, real estate or land acquisition, land appraisal, landmanagement, eco-tourism or environmental education. Terms are three years. The Floodplain Management Planning Committee has three vacancies forcitizen representatives residing in the following areas: southwest Collier County(along the US 41 corridor and south 951), north central Collier County (east of I-75 and west of Collier Blvd., between Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and the northCollier County line), and the rural region of the county (east of 951). Thecommittee reviews and provides recommendations for floodplain managementregulations, and for surface water and watershed management issues broughtbefore it including, but not limited to, matters dealing with water quality andquantity. They will also develop and, at least annually, evaluate and update theCollier County Floodplain Management Plan. Members serve at the will of theCounty Manager. The Golden Gate Beautification Advisory Committee has one vacancy.This five-member committee advises and recommends as to the beautificationand maintenance of landscape improvements within the road right of way asdescribed by ordinance boundaries. The committee shall prepare an itemizedbudget of the amount of money required to carry out the business of thecommittee for the next fiscal year. Members must be residents of one of thefollowing precincts: 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, and part of 322. Terms are fouryears. The Golden Gate Community Center Advisory Board has one vacancy.Members must reside within the boundaries of the Golden Gate CommunityCenter Municipal Services Special Taxing District. This five-member committeeadvises the Board of County Commissioners on the budget and operation of theGolden Gate Community Center. Terms are three years. The Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone Advisory Boardhas one vacancy, and three seats expiring in January 2021. Applicants musteither be residents of Golden Gate City, or represent business and commercialinterests in the Golden Gate City Economic Development Zone. This seven-member committee was formed for the purpose of advising the BCC concerningpolicies and programs to attract businesses or industries to the EconomicDevelopment Zone, and reviewing and making recommendations on applicationsfor funding through the Trust Fund. Terms are two years. The Haldeman Creek Dredging Maintenance Advisory Committee hasone vacancy. Applicants must reside within the boundaries of the MSTU. Thisfive-member committee was created to aid and assist the Board of CountyCommissioners in carrying out the MSTU, to prepare and recommend anitemized budget, and to recommend work programs and priorities. Members willbe appointed from different parcels, subdivisions and/or communities within theMSTU. Terms are four years. The Ochopee Fire Control District Advisory Committee has three seatsexpiring in December for applicants residing in the Ochopee Area Fire ControlSpecial Taxing District. This five-member committee advises the Board ofCounty Commissioners on the budget and operation of the Ochopee Fire ControlDistrict. Terms are two years. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has one vacancy representingthe Naples and Urban Area Community Park District. This seven-membercommittee advises the BCC on any matters concerning acquisition, developmentand programs involving parks and recreation facilities in Collier County.Membership consists of one member from the Immokalee Community ParkDistrict and six members from the Naples and Urban Area Community ParkDistrict. Terms are four years. The Pelican Bay Services Division Board has four pending vacanciesrepresenting the Resident category, and one pending vacancy representing the Commercial/Business category, which shall expire on March 31, 2021. This11-member board was established by Ordinance 2002-27, as amended, toprovide input to the Board of County Commissioners in carrying out thepurposes of the Pelican Bay Municipal Taxing and Benefit Unit as set forth in theOrdinance; recommend an itemized budget, work programs and priorities to theBCC; and exercise control of the day to day operational affairs of the Unit to themaximum extent allowed by law. **The application deadline is 5:00 p.m.on January 5, 2021.** The Vanderbilt Waterway MSTU Advisory Committee has two seatsexpiring in February 2021. Members must be permanent residents within theMSTU boundaries. This committee assists the BCC in carrying out the purposesof the MSTU of providing for dredging and maintenance of the VanderbiltWaterway between the Bluebill Bridge and the Cocohatchee River, prepares andrecommends to the BCC an itemized budget for the MSTU, and recommendswork programs and priorities to the County Manager. Terms are 4 years. The Water and Wastewater Authority has one vacancy for a lay member.Lay members are appointed on the basis of individual civic pride, integrity, andexperience in any area of regulation. This five-member authority regulates utilityrates and related matters regarding non-exempt water and wastewater utilities inunincorporated Collier County. Members are required to file a Form 1 Statementof Financial Interests each year with the Supervisor of Elections. Terms are 4years. This is a quasi-judicial board. How to Apply: To apply for an advisory committee vacancy, submit an application online athttps://www.colliercountyfl.gov/your-government/advisory-boards/online-advisory-board-application. After you complete the application, click on “SubmitForm.” To receive an immediate e-mail confirmation that your application wasreceived, you must include your e-mail address in the application. Residents interested in applying for advisory committee positions may alsoobtain an application by calling 239-252-8400, or fromhttps://www.colliercountyfl.gov/home/showdocument?id=25235. Please emailto DL-AdvisoryBoardOn-LineApplications@colliercountyfl.gov, or mail to theattention of Wanda Rodriguez, County Attorney's Office, 3299 Tamiami TrailEast, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112. Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park AquaticFacility Will temporarily be closed for Pool Maintenance startingThursday, December 10, through Sunday, December 20, 2020. The Aquatic Facility will reopen on Monday, December 21, 2020. While the Aquatic Facility is closed, please visit the Golden Gate CommunityPark Aquatic Facility located at 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard, Naples,Florida. For more information, call (239) 252-1020. Collier County FDOH DashboardTesting Informationfor December 10, 2020 8.16% Daily Rate of Infection (Percent Positive) COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION On the https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/ website, County reports are nowavailable. Please scroll down to the button that says “See County Report”. *** On December 8, 2020, the Collier County Florida Department of Health hasreported a total of 19,496 positive cases of COVID-19. 19,033 of these cases areresidents, 463 are non-residents. The age range is 0-101. For up-to-date detailed information on Florida resident cases, please visit thelive DOH Dashboard here More information on a case-by-case basis can also be found here. (Coronavirus:summary of persons being monitored, persons under investigation, and cases.) The Florida Department of Health COVID-19 website is now available inSpanish. The website is being translated into Creole as well. The partially translated sitecan be found at the link above. The English website can be found here. COVID-19 Testing Sites Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, 34109 Walk-up testing – all ages Wednesdays and Fridays – 9:00am-3:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Testing at DOH-Collier Naples site: 3339 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, FL 34112 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220. Please note: Drive-thru testing will discontinue at this location effective Thursday September 3, 2020 NEW - Appointment only, drive-thru testing – all ages Tuesdays and Thursdays – 9:00am-3:00pm For an appointment call (239) 252-6220, 7 days per week, 9:00am- 5:00pm No referral needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Change of Testing Immokalee Location Starting November 1, 2020 COVID-19 testing will be moved to this location due to construction: Temporary location DOH-Collier testing in Immokalee 1500 Lake Trafford Road, Immokalee, 34142 DOH-Collier Determined High Priority Group Testing Only Appointment only – all ages Daily, Monday-Friday – 8:00am-5:00pm Symptomatic testing only. Please call the DOH-Collier screening line at (239) 252-6220 Walk-up testing – all ages Sundays and Mondays – 9:00am-1:00pm Tuesdays – 3:00pm-7:00pm No referral needed for testing. Please note: All other services will continue by appointment only at the DOH- Collier Immokalee site located at 419 N. First Street, Immokalee, 34142. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Through a partnership the Department of Emergency Management, Florida National Guard, Florida Department of Health, Lee County, and Collier County offers drive-thru testing at Century Link Sports Complex. Testing at Century Link Sports Complex: 14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33916. Drive-thru testing – 18 years and over Monday-Sunday – 9:00am-5:00pm Last car to be admitted through the gate is 3:00pm or when testing capacity reaches its limit. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to show a valid ID for everyone being tested. Lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the site. Results for all testing sites take approximately 7 days. You will receive information at the testing site regarding how to access your results. Testing is also available through primary care physicians and urgent care facilities. Please call ahead prior to going to the office. For more information regarding COVID-19, visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will be providedinformation such as testing requirements and whether or not you need anappointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** Additional Testing Sites Thank You Collier County Medical Society! Advance Medical - Drive-through Rapid Testing in the mornings, $150 cash payment Millennium Physician Group/Naples Medical Center Walk-In Clinic testing with office visit, in-house processing Department of Health locations, Naples and Immokalee for symptomatic testing call the DOH-Collier screening line at 239-252-6220 7 days/9a-5p. Walk-up/drive-up asymptomatic testing also available in Immokalee ER Quickcare office visit is required Healthcare Network locations, by appointment, 239-658-3000 / Drive-through testing to be announced NCH Downtown for NCH patients only Physicians Regional Medical Center for PRMC patients only Walgreens testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire CVS testing for those who qualify after completing online COVID-19 questionnaire Century Link Sports Complex in Fort Myers drive-through testing, no prescription needed; daily capacity limits apply. Collier Urgent Care, office visit is required Physician offices might also be able to test or send patients to labs like Quest or LabCorp with prescriptions, so patients may wish to start there first. (from April Donahue, Collier County Medical Society Executive Director) CollierCARES Transparency Website How We Are Doing Our office received some questions about the $67 million sentto the County by the Florida Department of EmergencyManagement in July for COVID related expenses. Below is some information from the CollierCARESCommunity and Human Services Division website. This is an important link for anyone who would like to see aweekly update of the County's distribution of the money. Here is the link to the website. What is CollierCARES? CollierCARES is the program through which Collier County is rolling out themore than $67 million in recently allocated coronavirus relief funds. Thisfunding is part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act federal stimulus package. The funds include six broad initiatives: healthcare icon $20 million for community health and services initiatives. This includes nonprofits, community health and public safety providers as well as 501(c)(19) veterans organizations. food icon $5 million food pantries/food banks administered through the Community Foundation of Collier County. $15 million for individual assistance. These funds will be distributed to qualified residents for assistance with past due rent, mortgage, childcare, and utility payments. $10 million for small business relaunch and rehire grants. This includes hospitality marketing efforts for those in the hospitality sector. ppe icon $5 million for personal protective equipment (PPE). This involves providing kits to small businesses, health and public safety and nonprofits in Collier County that are heavily involved with public interaction. $5 million for childcare facilities. reserve icon $7 million in community reserve and replenishment. How can the money be spent? Relief funding must be used on incurred expenses related to COVID-19 betweenMarch 1 and December 30, 2020. Some examples include, but are not limited to: Medical Expenses – Emergency medical response expenses; Public Health – Communication and enforcement, medical and protective supplies, and disinfection; Payroll Expenses for Public Safety and Public Health Services – Employees whose job duties are substantially committed to the COVID-19 response; and, Actions to Facilitate Compliance with Public Health Measures – Sanitation measures, food stability and unforeseen teleworking costs; and, Past due rent, mortgage, utility, and childcare – Open to Collier County residents at-large. collier cares pie chart For more information about the CollierCARES program, call (239) 252-8999 ordial 311 within Collier County. Applications PageFrequently Asked QuestionsCollierCARES Funding Allocations Presentation to the Board * * * Please note that the numbers change daily butthe website is updated weekly. Governor DeSantis 2020 Executive Orders BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English, Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to follow COVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. The most trusted source of information on COVID-19 on Facebookis the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Center for DiseaseControl (CDC). Please feel free to share this information. Additionally, Collier County is continually updating their Facebook and Twitter pages (see attached links facebook.com/CollierGov & twitter.com/CollierPIO) Share Tweet Forward Email or call me with any thoughts and concerns penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov County office # (239) 252-8604 Copyright © *|YEAR* Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4, All rights reserved. Thank you for your interest in District 4 news and updates. Our mailing address is: Penny Taylor, Commissioner, District 4 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, FL 341192 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list District 4 Newsletter February 27, 2021 Board of Collier County Commissioners Special MeetingOne Naples Monday, March 1, 20219:00 am From:Brian Leiding To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: District 4 Newsletter, February 27, 2021 Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 11:02:19 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. The naples one project is a non starter. As a builder, we planned four steps. 1. A plan that was outrageous 2. “oh , now we will cut it back just to make you happy 3. Now I am tearing my hair and do not think I can even make a profit with plan three 4. The plan we had when we really started the subdivision, and knew that the NIMBYs would come out of the woodwork On Feb 27, 2021, at 7:14 AM, Collier County District 4 Commissioner Penny Taylor <penny.taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: Location: Collier County Government Center3299 Tamiami Trail E.Board of County Commissioners Chambers3rd floorNaples, Florida 34112 Some of the Board Members may be appearing remotely, with staff present inperson. The public may attend either remotely or in person. The meeting will be broadcast live with closed captioning on Collier Television channel 97/98and via live streaming at www.colliercountyfl.gov/ctv. Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit aspeaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely must complete and submitthe online speaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussionabout the item. The agenda will be available on the Collier County Government website athttp://colliercountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/default.aspx Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register athttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_f8KQmTgqQcmhZfx7bP2Jow Click Below to Watch Commissioner Penny Taylor'sFebruary 24, 2021 Town Hall Meeting Thank you to all the staff and partners for their continuedsupport with the ongoing COVID response and vaccinationefforts! The Department of Health (DOH) - Collier County continues to work to expandour reach of vaccine clinics and vaccine distribution across the County underthe guidance of the Governor’s Executive Order and Health Advisory. This effort includes leveraging community partners, community health workersand health educators to identify, estimate and provide outreach to ensurehealth equity in COVID-19 vaccine distribution and to help target underservedcommunities or those disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Vaccination isoffered multiple days a week. The primary vaccination site is currently maintained through DOH-Collier,Collier County Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services (EMS),Collier County Fire, Collier County Sheriff’s Office, Healthcare Network ofSouthwest Florida, and Collier County Parks. In addition to the primary vaccination site in North Collier Regional Park, thereare multiple vaccination efforts maintained by local partnerships. For a list ofadditional vaccination sites visit floridahealthcovid19.gov/. Highlights of partnerships and successes: Partnerships with DOH, EMS, North Collier Fire, City of Naples Fire, andMarco Fire to target 65+ in local communities, health care workers,independent living facilities, people with disabilities, and underservedcommunities This includes local communities and organizations with homeowner associations, low income residents, subsidized housing, rental communities, mobile homes, homebound, special needs clients, group homes and HUD residential areas. Partnerships with faith-based organizations, leadership of churches,synagogues, temples, volunteer, nonprofit and community-based organizationsthat serve seniors to identify individuals who meet criteria for vaccination andcoordinate vaccination. DOH-Collier has developed and shared a local process with organizations and communities that have interest in supporting these efforts. These organizations are providing support to local seniors for reserving appointments for the COVID 19 vaccination. - Among this group are the vulnerable and frail elderly, as well as thoseseniors who do not have the capacity, for one reason or another, to usetechnology, may be having difficulty with scheduling and who may be unable totransport to the vaccine sites. Examples of organizations include: - Faith-based organizations in underserved or rural areas and who serveminority groups - Naples Senior Center, Wounded Warriors, Greater Naples Leadership, andParkinson’s association Partnerships with local hospitals for vaccinating health care worker staff andpeople under 65 that are deemed extremely vulnerable per the GovernorsExecutive Order. DOH-Collier has provided dedicated days for frontline health care workers incoordination with the local medical society and hospitals to expand vaccine tohealth care providers including home health agencies, primary care providers,and hospice workers. Partnerships with Healthcare Network of SWFL Dedicated vaccination events held in Immokalee for residents with transportation challenges and to help target underserved communities Use of volunteers/students to support translation and support for residents. https://www.hrsa.gov/coronavirus/health-center- program. HELPING OUR SENIORS GET THE COVID 19 VACCINEHOW YOU CAN HELP The Leadership of Churches, Synagogues, Temples and faith-based communityorganizations serving seniors are getting many calls from frustrated seniorsbecause they are unsuccessful in securing a reservation to receive the COVID 19vaccination. Among this group are the vulnerable and frail elderly, as well asthose seniors who do not have the capacity, for one reason or another, touse technology. We are continuing to work with our community partners including county andhealth care providers to expand the reach of vaccine clinics and vaccinedistribution across Collier County under the guidance of the Governor’sExecutive Order. DOH-Collier is currently using an appointment-based system as vaccinesupplies are received. They will continue to modify the process per the needs ofthe community and feedback. Criteria: Must fall under the current Executive Order of those who are 65+ Individual agencies may choose to designate “at risk” groups within the parameters of the Executive Order - Not able to use technology or no access to technology Process: The leadership of the faith-based communities and any organizations serving seniors, will reach out to the seniors that fall under the above criteria. The agency understands that they are responsible for client contact, completion of registration, and serves as a point of contact for scheduling of the second dose. The full name and email address are required for a vaccine reservation - If the senior has no technology, the volunteer filling out the senior’s name must use their email address. The Florida Department of Health in Collier County has no current set schedule of when the vaccine will arrive. - DOH-Collier will be in contact with volunteers with instructions and next steps how to utilize the scheduling system. The senior or the senior’s representative (volunteer) will fill out the name and email address of the senior at this time. A ticket will be sent to the registration email address confirming the date and time of the vaccination clinic. - The ticket should be printed for each person registered and that each person receiving a vaccine must provide some form of i.d. and/or FL residency. A consent form is required and can be provided in advance from the Department of Health or the senior must fill it out at the vaccination site (no health insurance information is needed). ***Please note that the only State registered DOH-Collier site forvaccine clinics, currently is North Collier Regional Park. This is adrive-thru vaccination clinic and the leadership will be responsiblefor transportation if the senior cannot drive. Governor DeSantis Executive Orders Collier County Domestic Animal Services Hosts Mutt Madness This March, Collier County Domestic Animal Services (DAS) invites adopters tocome and shoot hoops for discounted pet adoptions during Mutt Madness.Depending on your luck, you could take home your pet for fifty to one hundredpercent off the adoption fee. If you are looking for a furry friend to add to your family, DAS has a variety ofdogs and cats looking for a place to call home. During March, sink a shot in ourminiature basketball hoop for a chance at a discounted adoption. You will scorebig and so will your new companion. Those who cannot adopt a pet are encouraged to foster or volunteer for DAS ordonate to the DAS Donation Trust Fund. The Donation Trust Fund providesmedical care for sick and injured homeless animals. Adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, microchip, age-appropriatevaccinations, flea treatment, heartworm test for dogs, FELV test for cats, rabiesvaccination and 30 days of free pet insurance. That’s a value of more than$400! For more information on DAS, visit www.collierpets.com, stop by the shelter at7610 Davis Blvd., Naples, FL, 34104, or call at (239) 252-7387 (PETS). Formedia inquiries, please call Daniel Christenbury, Public InformationCoordinator at (239) 252-6956. CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP & REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING The next City of Naples City Council Workshop will take place on Monday, March 1st beginning at 8:30AM. The regularly scheduled Regular Meeting will take place on Wednesday, March 3rd beginning at 8:30AM. The Workshop is a Joint City Council and Planning Advisory Board (PAB) workshop and will be held at the River Park Community Center located at 301 11th Street North, Perry Hall, Naples, Florida. The Regular Meeting will be held in the Council Chamber at City Hall located at 735 8th Street South, Naples, Florida. Links to the agendas, including supplements, are provided below. All meetings are opened to the public with requirements for temperature checks, social distancing, and face coverings / masks. The public can access the meeting in real time via live streaming on the City of Naples website - Naples TV, Comcast and Century Link Channel 98, and Summit Broadband channel 95. City Council Workshop - Monday, March 1, 2021 at 8:30AM City Council Regular Meeting - Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 8:30AM Coronavirus Vaccine at Publix Pharmacy as of February 27, 2021 All available COVID-19 vaccine appointments have been claimed. There istremendous demand for the vaccine and a limited supply. Please check back Monday, March 1 at 7:00 a.m. EST (6:00 a.m.CST) for your next opportunity to book an appointment. Vaccination appointments are scheduled online only. Appointments cannot bemade by calling Publix or the Publix Pharmacy. Eligibility For the latest eligibility requirements in the state of Florida, please visitthe state website.* *By clicking the link above, you will leave www.publix.com and enter the state of Florida’s website that they operate and control. Restrictions apply. COVID-19: summary for Collier County Data through February 24, 2021 verified as of February 25, 2021 at 9:25 AM CDC COVID-19 Data Tracker Below please find the CDC COVID Data Tracker (Maps charts, and data provided by the CDC) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),the CDC COVID Data Tracker as of February 25, 2021 at 6:00 am ET 6,013,185 vaccinations have been distributed in Florida We will be updating the distribution number when will publish ournewsletter but you can track it daily at the above link. *** COVID-19Testing Locator The Florida Department of Health has unveiled the testing locator. You can find testing locations near you by selecting your county and/or city. By selecting “See More Information” by the testing site, you will beprovided information such as testing requirements and whether or not youneed an appointment.https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/testing-sites/ *** BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 STEPS TO TAKE Face Masks and Face Coverings Click here to please find a face masks and face coverings flyer in English,Spanish, and Creole. *** Concerns with BusinessesNot Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols? If you have a concern with a business that is failing to followCOVID-19 safety protocols click here to file a complaint. *** Sign up for ALERT Collier When emergencies happen in Collier County, we can't alert you, if we can't reach you. COLLIER 311 Service Requests may be submitted through the website or the mobile app at any time or by calling 311. PLEASE NOTE In this time of great uncertainty rumours can multiply, especiallyon social media. BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING ACCURATE INFORMATION. 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You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list View this email in your browser The Will of the People or From:Ken Melkus To:gemarks7@gmail.com Cc:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: It"s about the will... Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 11:40:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Well done George...suggest you circulate to our working group. Ken Sent from my iPad On Dec 1, 2020, at 9:18 PM, gemarks7@gmail.com wrote: Commissioner Taylor, I fully support the Pelican Bay Property Owners and Save Vanderbilt Beach and I hope you will VOTE TO DENY approval of the One Naples project. The PBPOA email below says it all. It is wrong for Vanderbilt Beach. It is wrong for Collier County and it is wrong to vote against the clearly STRONG message being given by the residents of not just Vanderbilt Beach, but all of Collier county. It is wrong for Collier County to be giving Stock almost $4,000,000 in land value by vacating the roads and giving them to Stock so that he can violate dozens of our zoning and Growth Management plan regulations. It is wrong to set this precedent by allowing Stock to totally obliterate the county’s Growth Management Plan, Zoning Code and Coastal Management Guidelines. It is wrong to not listen to the will of the tax paying constituents. It is wrong for taxpayers to have to raise/pay over $100,000 to just ask our Commissioners to enforce the laws that are already in place. Why does this happen? The One Naples project should have been denied at the planning department and never even gotten to this stage by just enforcing the laws already in place. I don’t think that is too much to ask of our elected officials. The RIGHT thing to do is for every Commissioner to VOTE TO DENY the changes requested by Stock development. It is the only responsible answer and I hope we can count on your support. George Marks 319 Lagoon Ave Naples, FL 34108 215-870-5543 From: Pelican Bay Property Owners Association <pbpoa@pbpropertyowners.org> Sent: Tuesday, December 1, 2020 9:45 PM To: George <gemarks7@gmail.com> Subject: It's about the will... The Will of The Stock The wrong One Naples decision made today will have a century of consequences, mostly bad, for Collier County residents to live with daily. That's a long time to suffer! So, why then is One Naples such a tough decision for our Commissioners? Thousands of Collier County residents oppose One Naples as evidenced by the petitioners (2,769 unique names), hundreds of telephone calls, thousands of E- mails and over 20,000 letters to the Collier County Commissioners of which we are aware and/or initiated. Why does it appear that thousands of Collier County citizens' voices are falling on deaf ears and one voice (Stock’s) is being heard, when they are clearly wrong in trying to violate dozens of codes, covenants and rules?  Stock Development has gotten themselves into a $25,000,000 mess and is trying to have Collier County bail them out. They have had many successful projects. This likely is not one of them, and it's not our (Collier County citizens) obligation to fix it at taxpayer’s expense. If "The Will of the People" to whom the Commissioners are pledged to serve prevails and not "The Will of the Stock," EVERY Commissioner should vote to reject One Naples. "It's not who's right, it's what's right." It is wrong in so many ways and the purest example of a developer throwing his/her money and muscle around for his/her own benefit. Collier citizens are the ones who will be severely negatively affected, as will those who won't even be born for another 30, 40, 50 or more years and beyond! The below comment from Collier County Planning Commissioner, Paul Shea, is taken word for word from the November 7th, 2020 edition of the Naples Daily News: “Paul Shea, the other commissioner who voted against recommending approval, said he didn't know how he could support the project, ignoring the thousands of letters and notes he'd received against it. In his mind, he said, it's the board's duty to help manage the growth in the county based on the county's growth management plan, which currently doesn't allow such an intense development on the site. Changes to the growth management plan, Shea argued, should be made when they benefit the community, which can be hard to measure at times, especially in this situation when so many neighbors are against the project. "To me, I don't think it's our role to go into a community like that and tell them what's best for them," he said. Now contrast that comment/quote with the following comment/'quote from Collier Collier Planning Commissioner, Paul Schmitt. “The real issue, Schmitt said, is what can be built that makes financial sense and creates a reasonable rate of return. He pointed out that developers don't build projects to "not make any money." "That's why they get into the development business," he said. One Commissioner, Paul Shea, listened and responded with his vote to the thousands of citizens of Collier County who voiced their opposition the One Naples Project as proposed. AND One Commissioner, Joe Schmitt, listened to or heard, as may be the case, only the voice of Stock Development as his expressed only concern, per the above statement, and verbalized that his sole concern is Stock Development's financial well being. He has expressed absolutely no sympathy or support for the residents, citizens, people who sent him thousands of communication opposing One Naples and requesting his "no" vote. This is exactly why people do not trust government. When self-serving and/or personal opinions, and/or influences often based on personal relationships transcend or appear to transcend the "will of the people," the PEOPLE have every right to object and to be outraged that their collective voices were ignored for the benefit of one voice. In January, 2021, The Board of Collier County Commissioners will address the One Naples Project and a final vote will be taken. There are five (5) Commissioners. Contact them, their emails addresses and phone numbers are below; make YOUR voice heard on this ridiculous project. Together we can make our collective will, the "Will of the People" prevail. Mark E. English, President for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Collier County Commissioners: Andy Solis, Esq. (239) 252-8602 AndySolis@colliergov.net Penny Taylor (239) 252-8604 PennyTaylor@colliergov.net Rick LoCastro (239) 252-8601 Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov William L. McDaniel, Jr. (239) 252-8605 Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov Burt L. Saunders (239) 252-8603 BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Copyright © 2020 Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up at our website. Our mailing address is: Pelican Bay Property Owners Association 1110 Pine Ridge Rd Ste 303 Naples, Fl 34108 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. 2021 ONLINE MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL From:KlatzkowJeff To:SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Cc:McLeanMatthew; BrockMaryJo; Anthony Pires Subject:RE: OBJECTIONS TO ITEM 16.24 ON 12-8-2020 BCC MEETING AGENDA; OBJECTIONS TO ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR PL20200000368 Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:37:45 AM Attachments:RE ONE NAPLES ROW VACATION REQUEST.msg I previously advised Mr. Pires that “The ROW Vacation will be heard as a companion item to the Naples One GMPA/PUD. Should the Naples One GMP/PUD be continued, the Vacation would also be continued.” Jeffrey A. Klatzkow Collier County Attorney (239) 252-2614 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Sunday, December 6, 2020 10:42 AM To: SaundersBurt <Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov>; TaylorPenny <Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov>; SolisAndy <Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov>; McDanielBill <Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov>; LoCastroRick <Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; McLeanMatthew <Matthew.McLean@colliercountyfl.gov>; BrockMaryJo <MaryJo.Brock@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: OBJECTIONS TO ITEM 16.24 ON 12-8-2020 BCC MEETING AGENDA; OBJECTIONS TO ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR PL20200000368 EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning County Commissioners. Please see the attached letter. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Tony Pires Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:KlatzkowJeff To:SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Cc:McLeanMatthew; BrockMaryJo; Anthony Pires Subject:RE: OBJECTIONS TO ITEM 16.24 ON 12-8-2020 BCC MEETING AGENDA; OBJECTIONS TO ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR PL20200000368 Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:36:09 AM Attachments:RE ONE NAPLES ROW VACATION REQUEST.msg Jeffrey A. Klatzkow Collier County Attorney (239) 252-2614 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Sunday, December 6, 2020 10:42 AM To: SaundersBurt <Burt.Saunders@colliercountyfl.gov>; TaylorPenny <Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov>; SolisAndy <Andy.Solis@colliercountyfl.gov>; McDanielBill <Bill.McDaniel@colliercountyfl.gov>; LoCastroRick <Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; McLeanMatthew <Matthew.McLean@colliercountyfl.gov>; BrockMaryJo <MaryJo.Brock@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: OBJECTIONS TO ITEM 16.24 ON 12-8-2020 BCC MEETING AGENDA; OBJECTIONS TO ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR PL20200000368 EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning County Commissioners. Please see the attached letter. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Tony Pires Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public recordsrequest, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:paul bennett To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:Re: One Naples Project Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 9:36:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Paul Bennett 1079 Tivoli Court Naples, FL 34104 Former address: 7134 Blue Juniper Court #102 Naples, FL 34109 > On Feb 16, 2021, at 12:25 PM, paul bennett <paul_bennett@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Dear County Commissioners, > > I implore you not to support the zoning variance for the One Naples project. > > We do not want Naples to become the next Miami. Naples is unique like it is and we do not want to see it change. It is a desirable place to live because of the current zoning. Please do not attempt to change that. > > Sincerely, > Paul Bennett From:paul bennett To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:Re: One Naples Project Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 11:10:10 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. > > Paul Bennett > 1079 Tivoli Court > Naples, FL 34104 > > Former address: > 7134 Blue Juniper Court #102 > Naples, FL 34109 >> >> >> >> Dear County Commissioners, >> >> I implore you not to support the zoning variance for the One Naples project. >> >> We do not want Naples to become the next Miami. Naples is unique like it is and we do not want to see it change. It is a desirable place to live because of the current zoning. Please do not attempt to change that. >> >> Sincerely, >> Paul Bennett From:Bruce Freedman To:FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:BrownleeMichael; GoodnerAngela; LykinsDave; GrecoSherry; FilsonSue; R.Bellos@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:RE: One Naples Right of Way Vacation Date:Sunday, April 5, 2020 4:18:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, I have reviewed the revised submission as of this date by Stock Development for the One Naples Project. I do applaud his attempt to make this project more consistent with the neighborhood and reduce the negative impact on traffic, views, and general aesthetics. However, as a neighborhood resident I find the revisions are far short of what needs to be changed to make this project compatible with the neighborhood. I do not have the expertise to evaluate the traffic plan but I clearly can envision the height, setback, and density as proposed. This project is simply still too massive in scale, buildings of too great a height, setbacks inadequate, and density too high. I believe every landowner has a right to develop their property within the confines of existing zoning. Any changes the municipality grants from that criteria should clearly be in the best interests of the neighborhood. In my opinion this plan does not meet that criteria and I urge you to continue to require Stock to revise down height and density while increasing setbacks. Do not be swayed by the argument that this plan is better than 100.000 sqft of commercial space. The reality of existing zoning is that much of it is uneconomical and only a low rise small scale project, (which would be appropriate for the neighborhood) would be economically viable. Sincerely, Bruce Freedman Gulf Shore Drive, Naples, FL From:Barry Fidelman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 6:51:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Angela Haryott To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:12:05 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Brian Delaney To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:58:43 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Linda Chirieleison To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:02:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Brian Delaney To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:15:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kathy Jewett To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:30:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Kasabian To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:43:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:SANDRA Lane To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:56:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Beth HUGHES To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 9:18:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Nicholas Feagler To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 5:08:49 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Karen Rosen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 8:14:11 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Jelliffe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 9:41:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Peter Eckland To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 10:27:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Leonard Rothman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 11:15:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:richard quinlan To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 11:20:11 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:stephanie drotar To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 11:40:06 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Bonney and Jack Pope To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 11:55:09 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Judith Wilson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:58:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Ann Blateri To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, December 9, 2020 1:37:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Marsha Rubin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 9:41:47 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Colleen Hooley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, August 3, 2020 4:17:40 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Callcutt To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, August 3, 2020 3:13:29 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Don Wilber To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, August 3, 2020 1:12:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Sheila Burke To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Monday, August 3, 2020 11:32:16 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Nancy Milewski To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 9:06:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Lynn Libman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 6:34:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Jim Weiss To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 5:52:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Jennifer Damon To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 4:55:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Garry Moody To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 3:53:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kathleen Moody To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 3:21:26 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Lise Issenman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 2:30:54 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Elaine Plager To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 11:24:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Michael Roe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 9:43:21 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Charles Pike To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 9:39:48 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Schaller To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 8:52:31 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Carolyn Farmer To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 7:53:15 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Rolf Endner To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, August 2, 2020 5:49:22 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kathleen Jelliffe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 10:00:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Michael Felix Felix To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 9:45:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Jelliffe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 9:23:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Katherine Love To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 8:58:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Katherine Love To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 8:55:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Bamberger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 6:42:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:James Kirk To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 5:19:44 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Vathing To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 5:08:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:James W. Ancey To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 5:01:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Maria Krause To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 4:53:18 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:CHRISTINE ANCEY To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 4:53:10 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:VERA WINN To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 3:06:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Thomas Saracco To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:54:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Maryfaith Weiss To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:47:44 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Leah Conathan To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:46:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Betty A Brennen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:31:13 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:christine king To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:27:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Peter Sherry Jr To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:25:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:thomas kennedy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:14:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:M Jean Wert To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 1:46:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Julie Gilman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 1:30:44 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Angela Haryott To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 1:24:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:EMIE BARNES To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 1:19:40 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Sheila Varnum To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 1:03:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:sandra Dorfman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 12:42:11 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kim Reynolds To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 12:35:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:AUDREY METCALFE To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 12:35:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kathy Jewett To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 12:31:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Gail Dobbs To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, August 1, 2020 11:53:55 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Richard Feltes To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 9:43:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Denise Hubbard To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 9:36:44 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Susan Dickinson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 9:18:28 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Mark MacKenzie To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 8:56:07 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Dawn Bossong To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 8:42:30 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Angela Kenny To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 8:29:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Jane Mowat To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 8:13:22 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:irwin moore To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 7:59:58 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Dave Burns To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 7:38:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Phyllis Jensen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 7:17:40 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Frank santaromita To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 7:06:09 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Michael Roe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 6:34:58 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:ERICH LETTL To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 6:25:36 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Paul Bennett To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 5:04:00 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Becky Sharon To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 4:06:00 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Mary Ethington To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 3:41:21 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Francis Lesters To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 28, 2020 2:41:42 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:William Aziz To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 11:47:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Charles Pike To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 11:34:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Moore To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 11:10:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Ann Andersen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 10:10:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Margaret Wise To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 10:09:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Rich Allison - GH Phipps To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:54:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Joan Kitromilis To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:45:26 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Karen Schoch To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:41:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Richard Kozitka To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:30:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Howard Levenson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:22:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:edward drotar To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:22:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Janice Lower To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:22:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:stephanie drotar To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:16:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Scott Thomson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:14:32 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Anne Georger-harris To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:09:53 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Richard Gallagher To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:08:50 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Patti Kipp To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:06:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Ann Nunes To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 9:03:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Donna Hamberg To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:50:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Beard To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:49:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Bobbe Girard To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:41:34 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Linda Chirieleison To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:35:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Joe Emerson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:33:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Sue Thomson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:30:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Marsha Brintnall To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:29:54 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Jelliffe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:27:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Marci Emerson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:25:43 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:BARBARA ENRIGHT To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:22:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Richard Duarte To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:21:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Joseph Introcaso To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:18:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Colleen Hooley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:16:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Gwen Kade To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:12:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Gary Andersen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:10:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Marilyn Deeg To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:08:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:carolyn ferrari To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:08:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Chris Pisani To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:08:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Mary Roehrich Roehrich To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:05:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Judy Champion To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:05:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Steve Hall To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 8:02:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Mary Camino To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:59:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Susan Hurst To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:57:17 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Pamela Hoffman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:51:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kathie Canino To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:49:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Tim Schrader To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:45:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Jane Garfinkel To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:43:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Michael Costello To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:42:11 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Deirdre Eliopoulos To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:40:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Michael Hickey To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:33:50 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Patricia Van Almkerk To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:33:34 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Claire Garvey To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:33:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Diane Linnan To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:32:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Sheila Varnum To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:32:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Brian Delaney To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:28:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Kathleen Jelliffe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:28:13 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Shareck To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:20:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:John Brendich To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:19:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Forbis To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:14:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Karen Hindman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:14:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Robert Barger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:14:05 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Jay Halloran To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:12:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Sharin Kusek To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:10:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Maureen Corcoran To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:09:13 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Thomas Lear To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:04:58 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Beth HUGHES To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:01:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Linda Monico To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:00:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... I Oppose One Naples as proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Abby Montsinger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 22, 2020 5:34:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Abigail Montsinger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 22, 2020 5:14:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Patrick McCaffery To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 20, 2020 8:53:22 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Patrick McCaffery Email:pmmccaff@comcast.net Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Patrick McCaffery From:Kathryn McCaffery To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 20, 2020 8:24:36 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Kathryn McCaffery Email:kmccaff@comcast.net Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Kathryn McCaffery From:Abigail Montsinger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, October 18, 2020 11:04:18 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Barbara Goldenziel To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, October 18, 2020 8:33:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny... Deny One Naples As Proposed! From: Full Name Email: Type a question From:Maureen Gambocurta To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, October 18, 2020 4:50:05 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Maureen Gambocurta Email:gambocurtam@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, MaureenGambocurta From:John Ilardo To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, October 18, 2020 8:51:00 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name John Ilardo Email:john45spark@yahoo.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, John Ilardo From:Patricia Ilardo To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Sunday, October 18, 2020 8:45:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Patricia Ilardo Email:tilardo@aol.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Patricia Ilardo From:Wayne Zage To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, October 17, 2020 3:45:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Wayne Zage Email:wmzage@bsu.edu Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, WayneZage From:Sue levell To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Saturday, October 17, 2020 10:27:43 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Sue levell Email:sueklevell@yshoo.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Sue levellgene levrll From:Laura McGeary To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 5:48:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Laura McGeary Email:lizzimcgeary@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, LizziMcGeary From:Thomas Glennon To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 4:52:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Thomas Glennon Email:tomg1941@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Thomas Glennon From:Irene Selzer To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 4:29:13 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Irene Selzer Email:i.seltzer@rogers.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, IreneSeltzer From:Donald Hannemann To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 3:17:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Donald Hannemann Email:Chemepro@aol.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Donald Hannemann From:Phyllis Hannemann To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 3:13:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Phyllis Hannemann Email:Paloma709@aol.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Phyllis Hannemann From:Stella DiCostanzo To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 2:48:29 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Stella DiCostanzo Email:sdicostanzo@aol.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Stella DiCostanzo From:Francis Kelly To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 1:33:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Francis Kelly Email:frankkellyjr@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Francis A. Kelly, Jr. From:Joyce Comer To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 11:44:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Joyce Comer Email:jbjcbusiness@aol.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Joyce B. Comer From:Nancy Comito To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 10:19:44 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Nancy Comito Email:ncomito@hotmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, NancyComito From:Karla Schwartz To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 9:18:04 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Karla Schwartz Email:schwartz.karla@yahoo.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Karla Schwartz From:Doris Leners To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 9:00:23 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Doris Leners Email:dodie.leners@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Doris Leners From:Michael McCully To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 8:13:06 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Michael McCully Email:mkmccully@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Michael and EllieMcCully From:m. olenn To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 12:32:14 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name m. olenn Email:mbo1@fullchannel.net Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, m. b. olenn From:Robert Gregory To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Thursday, October 15, 2020 12:11:24 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Robert Gregory Email:rgdirect@sbcglobal.net Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Robert Gregory From:Tom Slikkers To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 11:19:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Tom Slikkers Email:toms@s2yachts.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Tom SlikkersBarbara Slikkers From:Thomas Young To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 11:10:00 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Thomas Young Email:tby1253@aol.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Thomas Young From:Joan Eshkenazi To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 10:55:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Joan Eshkenazi Email:jeshkenazi@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Joan Eshkenazi From:Jacques Gerard To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 9:24:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Jacques Gerard Email:jbgerard1@cox.net Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108-6749 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Jacques B. Gerard From:David Swinton To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 8:22:29 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name David Swinton Email:dss_sls@hotmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Dave Swinton From:Sharon Swinton To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 7:55:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Sharon Swinton Email:sharonswinton39@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Sharon Swinton From:Herbert f Foster jr To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 7:53:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Herbert f Foster jr Email:scffund@comcast.net Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, HerbFoster From:Craig Vander Molen To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 7:06:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Craig Vander Molen Email:cvmolen@lvmcapital.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, CraigVander Molen From:Mary Lou Camino To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 7:05:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Mary Lou Camino Email:mlcamino@roadrunner.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Mrs. Mary Lou CaminoI have been a Beachwalk homeowner for over 20 years. I am very much against and disturbed by the possibility of approval of Naples One. The traffic is already more than Vanderbilt Beach should handle per day. I am fearful to take my walk to the Beach anymore. Trying to exit Beachwalk by car is also dangerous and difficult due to volume and speeding cars. Please let us keep our beautiful beach within common sense decisions. I trust you so please do not let this 73 year old woman down. From:sara allen To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 6:51:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name sara allen Email:s-allen@iname.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, SaraAllen From:Patrick Quinn To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 6:49:27 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Patrick Quinn Email:misterpdq@yahoo.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, PatrickQuinn From:Howard Wallin To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 5:07:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Howard Wallin Email:howardwallin@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, HowardWallin From:Charles Carlton To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 4:40:34 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Charles Carlton Email:lois_against_abuse@me.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, CharlesCarlton From:Lois Carlton To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Wednesday, October 14, 2020 4:39:08 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Lois Carlton Email:lois_against_abuse@me.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, Lois Carlton From:Lawrence Brazie To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 13, 2020 2:48:27 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name Lawrence Brazie Email:lbrazie@woh.rr.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:45377 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, lawrence d brazie From:John Voigt To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; eastmath@collierschools.com; SchmittJoseph; SheaPaul; FryerEdwin; KarlFry; HomiakKaren; KlucikRobert; VernonChristopher; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: ONE NAPLES Date:Tuesday, October 13, 2020 2:27:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. VOTE NO... Deny One Naples as Proposed! From: Full Name John Voigt Email:voigtjr55@gmail.com Type a question ONE NAPLES GMP and PUD Rezone blanks:34108 Dear Commissioner, The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action very soon. I respectfully ask that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the many citizens in North Naples, and Collier County in general, and fully understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before you for action, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people, protect the local environment and be part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will ultimately come down to a policy decision. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such intense deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO! Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed allowable density to 31.7 units per acre in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Thank you. Sincerely, John L VoigtPelican Bay Resident From:William Becraft To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; ricklocastro@colliercountyfl.gov; billmcdanial@colliercountyfl.gov; SaundersBurt Cc:William Becraft; Pelican Bay Property Owners Association; Savevanderbiltbeach Info Subject:Re: One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:51:48 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioners. The fact that Stock Company has acquired a parcel of land from Du Ra Ma does not change our objection to this oversized development. It will still have condo buildings that are too tall, walls that are too high, setbacks that will not be met, the boat slips and store will still have detrimental effect on the lagoon and too many variances to the zoning laws will still have to be issued. Don't be fooled - a 3/4 acre lot in the middle of the walled city will not change the loss of sunlight, gulf breezes and open feeling one has as they walk, bike or drive down Vanderbilt Beach Road. The tunnel effect will still be there. Please do not allow this oversized project to move forward. Sincerely, Bill and Sarah Becraft On Saturday, February 27, 2021, 11:06:34 AM EST, William Becraft <wbecraft@yahoo.com> wrote: Commissioners, Walking from our home in the Beachwalk community has always been an enjoyable experience - open air, gulf breezes and plenty of sunshine. This will all change if you allow One Naples to be constructed as presently planned. The five story building and huge wall next to the sidewalk along Vanderbilt Beach Road will block out the sunshine, gulf breezes and open feeling, the tunnel effect will be there forever. Please don't let this happen. Other concerns: - The congestion near the beach and traffic back-up alone VB road will become unbearable. - The 2 fourteen story buildings and 3 five story buildings will eliminate the open feeling and produce the unwanted tunnel effect. - The 99 boat slips, store and gas pumps will add traffic, noise and pollution to the peaceful lagoon that so many residents enjoy. - The precedent of allowing so many variances to the zoning laws will forever have a negative effect on the quality of life in all of Collier county. Why do we have zoning laws if builders continually receive variances? Will the proposed One Naples improve the health, safety, welfare and quality of life the residents of this area? ABSOLUTELY NOT! We and thousands of other Collier county residents implore you to vote against this divisive project. Thanks for your consideration, Bill and Sarah Becraft 564 Beachwalk Circle Naples, Fl 34108 From:Anthony Pires To:SaboJames; RodriguezDan; CohenThaddeus; JenkinsAnita Cc:BellowsRay; JenkinsAnita; KlatzkowJeff; AshtonHeidi; OchsLeo Subject:RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 2:09:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Thank you James. Does staff have a presentation? If so please send me a copy. Thank you. Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:04 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Tony, We do not have the applicant’s presentation. Respectfully, C. James Sabo, AICP Comprehensive Planning Manager Zoning Division James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov 2800 North Horseshoe Drive, Naples Florida 34104 Phone: 239.252.2708 “Tell us how we are doing by taking our Zoning Division Survey at https://goo.gl/eXjvqT.” Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:03 PM To: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dan I appreciate your efforts. Yet, as of this moment I have not had any response or reply to my two queries and multiple emails from any other County staff: 1. applicant’s powerpoint. 2. my question as to “one big, wide building”. Tony Pires Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 7:47 AM To: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning, Thaddeus and Anita, Please be sure to provide Mr. Pires a response as soon as you have had a chance to review his question. Respectfully, Dan Rodriguez Deputy County Manager Office of the County Manager Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov 3339 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112-5749 Phone: 239-252-8383 Cell: 239-253-0866 Fax: 239-252-3991 P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:40 AM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, could you address the issue/question outlined below? Also, has this issue been discussed with the applicant or have there been communications on this issue, since the Planning Commission hearings? It is important to know the position of staff today, in advance of Monday’s hearing. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:10 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Anthony Pires To:RodriguezDan; CohenThaddeus; JenkinsAnita Cc:BellowsRay; JenkinsAnita; KlatzkowJeff; AshtonHeidi; OchsLeo; SaboJames Subject:RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 2:03:03 PM Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dan I appreciate your efforts. Yet, as of this moment I have not had any response or reply to my two queries and multiple emails from any other County staff: 1. applicant’s powerpoint. 2. my question as to “one big, wide building”. Tony Pires Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 7:47 AM To: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning, Thaddeus and Anita, Please be sure to provide Mr. Pires a response as soon as you have had a chance to review his question. Respectfully, Dan Rodriguez Deputy County Manager Office of the County Manager Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov 3339 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112-5749 Phone: 239-252-8383 Cell: 239-253-0866 Fax: 239-252-3991 P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:40 AM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, could you address the issue/question outlined below? Also, has this issue been discussed with the applicant or have there been communications on this issue, since the Planning Commission hearings? It is important to know the position of staff today, in advance of Monday’s hearing. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:10 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Anthony Pires To:JenkinsAnita Cc:BellowsRay; KlatzkowJeff; AshtonHeidi; OchsLeo; SaboJames; RodriguezDan; CohenThaddeus Subject:RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 3:32:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Anita, thank you for clarifying that the MPUD as proposed, does not prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1. Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 3:00 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Yes. Respectfully, Anita Jenkins, Division Director Planning and Zoning Division 2800 N. Horseshoe Dr., Naples, FL 34104 Phone: (239) 252-8288 Cell: (239) 478-3701 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:57 PM To: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Anita, for clarification, does your “No” mean that the MPUD as proposed, does not prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thank you, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:55 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Tony, The answer to your query #2 is no. Respectfully, Anita Jenkins, Division Director Planning and Zoning Division 2800 N. Horseshoe Dr., Naples, FL 34104 Phone: (239) 252-8288 Cell: (239) 478-3701 From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:03 PM To: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov>; CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dan I appreciate your efforts. Yet, as of this moment I have not had any response or reply to my two queries and multiple emails from any other County staff: 1. applicant’s powerpoint. 2. my question as to “one big, wide building”. Tony Pires Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 7:47 AM To: CohenThaddeus <Thaddeus.Cohen@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: RE: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning, Thaddeus and Anita, Please be sure to provide Mr. Pires a response as soon as you have had a chance to review his question. Respectfully, Dan Rodriguez Deputy County Manager Office of the County Manager Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov 3339 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112-5749 Phone: 239-252-8383 Cell: 239-253-0866 Fax: 239-252-3991 P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:40 AM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; JenkinsAnita <Anita.Jenkins@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; OchsLeo <Leo.Ochs@colliercountyfl.gov>; RodriguezDan <Dan.Rodriguez@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FW: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, could you address the issue/question outlined below? Also, has this issue been discussed with the applicant or have there been communications on this issue, since the Planning Commission hearings? It is important to know the position of staff today, in advance of Monday’s hearing. Thanks, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2021 10:10 AM To: AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; MPUD DOCUMENTS: IS THERE A PROHIBITION AGAINST BUILDING ONE WIDE TOWER ON TRACT MU TRACT 1? Importance: High Good morning Jeff and Heidi. As you know I represent the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Inc, (VBRA), and as you are also aware, VBRA opposes the approval of the three pending One Naples applications. During the Planning Commission hearing, I raised the issue that the proposed MPUD would allow the construction of one massive tower. Attached are some excerpts from the Planning Commission hearings regarding whether the developer, based upon the proposed MPUD, could build one big, wide building on Tract MU Tract 1. In reviewing the proposed MPUD documents in the agenda packet, including the proposed conceptual Master Concept Plan (Exhibit C-1 ) and Development Standards Table (Exhibit B and its footnotes) I did not see such a prohibition or restriction. While Footnote #4 of Exhibit B states “ “Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 depicts the location of the towers along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive...”, in my review, Exhibit C, Sheet 3 of 4 only details setbacks and does not prohibit the construction of one massive tower on Tract MU Tract 1, nor does it show any footprint that would prohibit one “big, wide building”. Does the MPUD as proposed, prohibit the construction of one “big, wide building” on Tract MU1? Thanks Tony Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:Anthony Pires To:GMDPublicRecordRequest Cc:BellowsRay; AshtonHeidi; FrenchJames; CasalanguidaNick; SaboJames; KlatzkowJeff; PublicRecordRequest Subject:RE: PRR-Pires.09.01.20/RE: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Date:Tuesday, September 8, 2020 2:19:56 PM Attachments:image007.png image008.png Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As requested a week ago, Please send me a copy of draft Staff Report(s) for One Naples PUDZ and all comments received to date, all of which are public records. As it is draft Staff Report(s) I am requesting I cannot envision that there are any exemptions or redactions. Thank you. Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Sent: Friday, September 04, 2020 1:56 PM To: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov>; PublicRecordRequest <PublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: PRR-Pires.09.01.20/RE: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Importance: High Good Afternoon Mr. Pires, We are in receipt of your public records request. I will provide updates to you regarding the status of your request, and if any fees should apply. I look forward to working with you to provide the records you have requested. Respectfully, Kathleen GMD Records Room 2800 N Horseshoe Drive 239-252-5730 Please send requests to: GMDPublicRecordsRequest@colliercountyfl.gov How are we doing? The Operations & Regulatory Management Division wants to hear from you! Please take our online SURVEY. We appreciate your feedback! ATTENTION: Be advised that under Florida's Government-in-the-Sunshine law, information contained within this email becomes public record, unless protected by specific exemption. The law provides a right of access to governmental proceedings and documents at both the state and local levels. There is also a constitutionally guaranteed right of access. For more information on this law, visit: Florida's Sunshine Law Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From: Anthony Pires <APires@wpl-legal.com> Sent: Friday, September 4, 2020 1:11 PM To: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov>; CasalanguidaNick <Nick.Casalanguida@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: FOLLOW UP TO: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Importance: High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. This is my second request, and I do not recall there being any acknowledgment of my first request. Please be advised that on September 1, 2020 I provided written notice identifying the public record request to the agency’s custodian of public records pursuant to Section 119.12, Florida Statutes. Sincerely, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From: Anthony Pires Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2020 11:00 AM To: SaboJames <James.Sabo@colliercountyfl.gov>; GMDPublicRecordRequest <GMDPublicRecordRequest@colliercountyfl.gov> Cc: KlatzkowJeff <Jeff.Klatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov>; AshtonHeidi <Heidi.Ashton@colliercountyfl.gov>; BellowsRay <Ray.Bellows@colliercountyfl.gov>; FrenchJames <James.French@colliercountyfl.gov> Subject: ONE NAPLES; PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (SIMPLE) Importance: High Good afternoon James. Please send me a copy of your draft Staff Report(s) for One Naples PUDZand all comments received to date, all of which are public records. Thank you, Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. 3200 North Tamiami Trail Suite 200 Naples, Florida 34103 239-649-6555 Phone 239-649-7342 Fax apires@wpl-legal.com Firm Website: www.wpl-legal.com This transmittal and/or attachments may be a confidential attorney-client communication or may otherwise be privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this transmittal in error; any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this transmittal is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal and/or attachments in error, please notify us immediately by reply or by telephone (call us at 239-649-6555) and immediately delete this message and all its attachments. From:suekquest@aol.com To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; rick.locastro@colliercontyfl.gov; McDanielBill Subject:Re: Vanderbilt Community "One Naples" Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:46:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, My family has owned a condo at 11030 Gulf Shore Drive since 1987, and the appeal of the area has been the sense of intimacy, neighborhood,and community. That character has been maintained by the limit on building height, occupation density, and traffic volume, and on sufficient setbacks to maintain the uniform look of the surrounding properties. The One Naples Development does not remotely fit with the aesthetic of the surrounding community and would cause unmanageable traffic volume, adverse impact on neighboring properties due to the unbalanced appearance of the buildings and insufficient setbacks, and destruction to the beauty of a area prized for its neighborhood feeling. Please consider the thousands of residents and properties in the area that have worked for decades to create and preserve a way of life that is not overshadowed by towering and inappropriate buildings crowded onto insufficient property spaces with crowded traffic that ruins the quality of life in a special area. Please deny the request to rezone and help us preserve our way of life in our community. Thank you. Susan Keister . Owner, 11303 Gulf Shore Drive, Naples Florida 34108 (614) 327-3096 phone From:Dorothy Hornsby To:TaylorPenny Subject:RE: Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, September 1, 2020 5:23:00 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We hope that you will take the lead in demanding that the Stock company bring this overreaching plan for One Naples more into compatibility with the neighborhood. Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc has provided the County Planning Staff with its recommendations as to how One Naples might be redesigned to be neighborhood compatible. These recommendations address building height, density of residential units, setbacks, open space and more. Latitude is provided to Stock, giving the development flexibility vis-à-vis the existing C-3 zoning restrictions. I encourage you to request that the staff provide you with the Cover Letter and the Compatibility Standards document provided by Greg Stuart Associates, Planners to the County planning staff. Can I count on you to vote down his current design? Ask him to review the documents referred to above. You need not wait until the formal meeting. A call from you today indicating that you can’t vote for today’s design, but that you would fully support a project more sensitive to neighborhood wishes and compatibility would go a long way to bringing Stock back to the table It’s not too late. Stock will tell you that there have been literally dozens of meetings with the community and that is true, but the changes he has made to date have simply not been adequate, nor is it appropriate that there are quid pro quos with new paint jobs, access control systems, pool covers, power washes, and discounted pricing on needed sea wall repairs being exchanged for support. A 700-foot long 35-foot high wall 15-feet off his property line and a mere 35-feet from edge of the pavement along the length of Gulfshore and VBR, no matter what the planting in front of it, is not in the public interest. It will be a monstrosity for decades to come. And the towers, two 208-foot high structures as close as 25 feet to the property line will dominate the landscape, dwarfing the surrounding buildings. Stock is asking the county to donate nearly .8 acres to him in the form of the vacation of various roadways that run throughout his property. What is he giving in return? A project not in the public interest, adding too much density, traffic, safety concerns, and additional beach usage to an area already overburdened. Please, Commissioner Taylor, help us protect the public interest Thank you. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:GrecoSherry To:TaylorPenny Subject:Re: Verification of Information from One Naples document for Commissioner Taylor Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:36:01 PM Ok Sherry Greco Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov Executive Coordinator to Commissioner Penny Taylor (239) 252-8604 > On Feb 28, 2021, at 11:44 AM, TaylorPenny <Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: > > Please print the info on County Letterhead > > Penny Taylor > Board of Collier County Commissioners > Commissioner, District 4 > 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 303 > Naples, FL. 34112 > Office (239) 252-8604 > Fax (239) 252-6393 > Penny.Taylor@colliercountyfl.gov > >> On Feb 26, 2021, at 8:54 PM, GrecoSherry <Sherry.Greco@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote: >> ________________________________ Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:peter heath To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Re: Vote NO for One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:18:48 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioners: We ask that you do not consider passing any development which does not adhere to current zoning in all ways including height, residential density, setback, green space etc. Pete and Kim Heath On Wednesday, February 24, 2021, 01:36:30 PM EST, peter heath <heaths2004@yahoo.com> wrote: Collier County Commissioners: As you consider Mr. Stock's proposal, please be guided by your obligation to the residents of all of Collier County. A tasteful, modest development, of appropriate scale, consistent and compatible with the current neighborhood and its zoning requirements, can be a responsible enhancement to the area. But, as proposed, the Stock development is not responsible. It is too expansive, too tall, forces upon us too big of a marina, and mocks appropriate established setbacks and green space requirements. Most importantly, please bear in mind before you vote, that it is against current zoning regulations, and flouts the Collier County Land Development Code, which was established to protect our county from exactly this type of overdevelopment! Vanderbilt Beach is a popular county beach and should remain accessible to all county residents. Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Boulevard are single lanes, and are already heavily congested with cars, bicycles, and pedestrians. The additional burden this proposal imposes will overwhelm the current infrastructure. To Mr. Stock, this is only a money making scheme that he is vigorously trying to foist upon your constituents. As county commissioners, please consider all of your county residents. That is your charge. This includes not only the neighbors to One Naples, but all residents of the entire county. This vote will set a precedent for how all of Collier County will be allowed to grow in the future. Will Collier County grow according to the established Land Development Code, or will Mr. Stock, and other developers who will then follow his lead, be allowed to look upon the code with derision, and then talk the board into changing it to fit their personal wants? If so, why was a Land Development Code ever established? It will have totally lost its intended purpose. Please stand for the voices of all the people. Vote NO to this condescending proposal. This is our county, this is our beach access. Please represent all of us. Thank you. Sincerely, Kim and Peter Heath 8375 Excalibur Circle, Unit I-7 Naples, Florida 34108 From:Guy Kellam To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; HomiakKaren; cvernon@vernonlitigation.com; Karl.Fry@colliergov.net; FryerEdwin; SchmittJoseph; Eastmath@colliergov.net; SaboJames; SchmidtCorby; Craig.Brown@colliertcountyfl.gov; michael-sawyer@colliercountyfl.gov; ShawinskyPeter Cc:R. Kellam; Guy Kellam Subject:Re: Why One Naples saddens me and we need to do better. Date:Thursday, November 5, 2020 2:12:39 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Just as a follow up, have been following the Planning meetings, including the one coming up on 11/5. Just a lot of tough decisions coming up. There has been lots of testimony, often veering into the most minute details. That said, good, bad or indifferent, I just can't see how a gated residential community (and marina) benefits the neighborhood beyond what C3 currently offers. Is killing small businesses like the Beach Box Cafe a good thing? Who would benefit from a zoning change beyond Stock and their 'customers'? If C3 made sense as they cobbled the properties together, they would have already done it. The 'supposed' traffic reduction and landscaping are a very high price to pay, particularly for those who love Vanderbilt Beach and live next door like me. On a different note, seems like a great idea increase density by putting more folks in harms way in the age of Covid-19 and increased hurricane exposure. By the way, it is November with Eta coming this way with memories of Irma's eye coming right over Mercato not so far behind. As an aside, want to build 1M$+ condos, gee it would also be nice to have east/west side walks in Naples Park. Forgetting everything else for a second, who benefits from this project and why would rezoning be justified? The only protection that folks in the neighborhood like me have are the planners and commissioners who can step back and look what is the best for Vanderbillt Beach as a whole going forward. In the end, Stock has every right to build within the current C3 zoning, where I would welcome a 'mini- mercato'. Beyond that, I can't see any justification to approve anything beyond that, based on what they have presented.so far. Thanks for your time. Regards, Guy Kellam On Saturday, October 3, 2020, 12:46:08 AM EDT, Guy Kellam <gkellam@yahoo.com> wrote: Dear Commissioners and Planners, As far our background, my wife and I have owned 745 99th Ave N since 7/3/2001, having bought the property from my wife's parents, who loved the region and had the foresight to invest in the community as far back as 3/27/1997. Even back in the day, Naples Park was one of the few places in Naples where 'regular' folk like us could actually buy a little part of paradise, after a lifetime of hard work. We still proudly refer to Naples Park as 'Pelican Droppings', based on our nearby Pelican Marsh and Pelican Bay neighbors. The insidious plan here, is that Stock cobbled together the property around Vanderbilt beach, with grandiose plans well beyond the current longstanding C-3 zoning, with the expectation that they could bulldoze their legacy on that little corner. Properties there could have been raised/renovated in place, like most of Naples Park. Stock claims to want the best for Naples, but their overreaching plan is certainly not in the best interests of Collier County, including Naples Park and Vanderbilt beach, which we have been a part of for over 20 years. Stock does impeccable work, if you can afford it. Trying to shoe horn this project into a 5.4 acre site is a nightmare for neighbors like us, including increased density (44 units vs 16 per acre), building height (235 ft vs 70), restricted marina access, strained public parking, increased traffic, crippled emergency response, ever more crowded beaches, questionable environmental impact, unacceptable set backs, coastal high hazards, traffic bypassing, all simply at the expense of others. I keep hearing talking points from Stock regarding traffic and building top notch stuff. In the end, it isn't really about what is best for North Naples, but simply an attempt at maximizing profit at the expense of others. For some perspective, here is what is happening already: https://www.berryhometeam.com/communities/vanderbilt-beach-one-naples http://www.janetberry.net/one-naples/ Some other things to consider: As it stands, during season the parking garage is already full and even if folks are lucky enough to get a space, they need to squeeze themselves in to the ever restricted Vanderbilt beach public areas (thanks to neighbors like the Ritz). Where are these folks going to park/go? Trying to spread out folks along the beach or providing 'water taxis' or shuttles has been problematic for years, even before this proposed project. What restrictions are going to be put into place to make sure this isn't going to be another Ritz ala AirBnb, which is already contentious issue in the area? Pandemics like Covid-19 and the ever increasing hurricane threats make this even more problematic, putting even more people in harms way. Simply walk down Gulf Shore Drive and take a peek from the start of Vanderbilt Beach road from the parking lot like we do and simply envision looking up. What do you see? All we have are commissioners and planners *like you* who are willing to do the right thing, to protect folks like us who have worked their whole life to experience something as wondrous as this (and to pass on to our children). To this end, I simply ask that you enforce the current zoning or make a *significant* case that changing it would benefit the larger community and not someone else's pocket/legacy. In a nutshell, Collier County simply needs to "Support Responsible Development". Building something like a mini-mercato would still be preferred (even over 'heavier traffic') over yet another gated community that further restricts access to this cherished area. Small businesses like the Beach Box Cafe are what still make Naples unique and wonderful. If you haven't been there, might be worth a trip. In the end, just a simple thing to consider, who does this benefit? If you lived in Naples Park or were a regular visitor to Vanderbilt beach, would you support this given that you weren't a resident of One Naples (at a considerable expense)? Thank you for your consideration. Regards, Guy Kellam From:Guy Kellam To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; FialaDonna; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; HomiakKaren; cvernon@vernonlitigation.com; Karl.Fry@colliergov.net; FryerEdwin; SchmittJoseph; Eastmath@colliergov.net; SaboJames; SchmidtCorby; Craig.Brown@colliertcountyfl.gov; michael-sawyer@colliercountyfl.gov; ShawinskyPeter Cc:R. Kellam; Guy Kellam Subject:Re: Why One Naples saddens me and we need to do better. Date:Thursday, November 5, 2020 2:47:11 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Will just leave all you folks with this little One Naples tidbit from their site... "WE PASSIONATELY BELIEVE ONE NAPLES WILL BEAUTIFY THE AREA, ENHANCING THE COMMUNITY." Brian Stock (CEO, Stock Development) "One Naples is unique because it offers the best opportunity to redevelop a highly visible, blighted intersection and complete much-needed, community-wide public improvements, paid for by STOCK." As a long time Naples Park resident/visitor, Vanderbilt Beach was just fine while passing through this blighted intersection (including garage), but somehow building a huge monstrosity next to it will beautify it. Still wondering how it will enhance the community. Thanks, but no thanks, If they were were really concerned about enhancing the community, perhaps it would be best to ask first. From what I can tell, it is Stocks dream, not the rest of Vanderbilt Beach and surrounding area. I get it, they are a business and build quality stuff, but what they are proposing is just wrong for the neighborhood. Just some food for thought from someone who has invested 20+ years here. Thanks, Guy Kellam On Thursday, November 5, 2020, 02:02:28 AM EST, Guy Kellam <gkellam@yahoo.com> wrote: Just as a follow up, have been following the Planning meetings, including the one coming up on 11/5. Just a lot of tough decisions coming up. There has been lots of testimony, often veering into the most minute details. That said, good, bad or indifferent, I just can't see how a gated residential community (and marina) benefits the neighborhood beyond what C3 currently offers. Is killing small businesses like the Beach Box Cafe a good thing? Who would benefit from a zoning change beyond Stock and their 'customers'? If C3 made sense as they cobbled the properties together, they would have already done it. The 'supposed' traffic reduction and landscaping are a very high price to pay, particularly for those who love Vanderbilt Beach and live next door like me. On a different note, seems like a great idea increase density by putting more folks in harms way in the age of Covid-19 and increased hurricane exposure. By the way, it is November with Eta coming this way with memories of Irma's eye coming right over Mercato not so far behind. As an aside, want to build 1M$+ condos, gee it would also be nice to have east/west side walks in Naples Park. Forgetting everything else for a second, who benefits from this project and why would rezoning be justified? The only protection that folks in the neighborhood like me have are the planners and commissioners who can step back and look what is the best for Vanderbillt Beach as a whole going forward. In the end, Stock has every right to build within the current C3 zoning, where I would welcome a 'mini- mercato'. Beyond that, I can't see any justification to approve anything beyond that, based on what they have presented.so far. Thanks for your time. Regards, Guy Kellam On Saturday, October 3, 2020, 12:46:08 AM EDT, Guy Kellam <gkellam@yahoo.com> wrote: Dear Commissioners and Planners, As far our background, my wife and I have owned 745 99th Ave N since 7/3/2001, having bought the property from my wife's parents, who loved the region and had the foresight to invest in the community as far back as 3/27/1997. Even back in the day, Naples Park was one of the few places in Naples where 'regular' folk like us could actually buy a little part of paradise, after a lifetime of hard work. We still proudly refer to Naples Park as 'Pelican Droppings', based on our nearby Pelican Marsh and Pelican Bay neighbors. The insidious plan here, is that Stock cobbled together the property around Vanderbilt beach, with grandiose plans well beyond the current longstanding C-3 zoning, with the expectation that they could bulldoze their legacy on that little corner. Properties there could have been raised/renovated in place, like most of Naples Park. Stock claims to want the best for Naples, but their overreaching plan is certainly not in the best interests of Collier County, including Naples Park and Vanderbilt beach, which we have been a part of for over 20 years. Stock does impeccable work, if you can afford it. Trying to shoe horn this project into a 5.4 acre site is a nightmare for neighbors like us, including increased density (44 units vs 16 per acre), building height (235 ft vs 70), restricted marina access, strained public parking, increased traffic, crippled emergency response, ever more crowded beaches, questionable environmental impact, unacceptable set backs, coastal high hazards, traffic bypassing, all simply at the expense of others. I keep hearing talking points from Stock regarding traffic and building top notch stuff. In the end, it isn't really about what is best for North Naples, but simply an attempt at maximizing profit at the expense of others. For some perspective, here is what is happening already: https://www.berryhometeam.com/communities/vanderbilt-beach-one-naples http://www.janetberry.net/one-naples/ Some other things to consider: As it stands, during season the parking garage is already full and even if folks are lucky enough to get a space, they need to squeeze themselves in to the ever restricted Vanderbilt beach public areas (thanks to neighbors like the Ritz). Where are these folks going to park/go? Trying to spread out folks along the beach or providing 'water taxis' or shuttles has been problematic for years, even before this proposed project. What restrictions are going to be put into place to make sure this isn't going to be another Ritz ala AirBnb, which is already contentious issue in the area? Pandemics like Covid-19 and the ever increasing hurricane threats make this even more problematic, putting even more people in harms way. Simply walk down Gulf Shore Drive and take a peek from the start of Vanderbilt Beach road from the parking lot like we do and simply envision looking up. What do you see? All we have are commissioners and planners *like you* who are willing to do the right thing, to protect folks like us who have worked their whole life to experience something as wondrous as this (and to pass on to our children). To this end, I simply ask that you enforce the current zoning or make a *significant* case that changing it would benefit the larger community and not someone else's pocket/legacy. In a nutshell, Collier County simply needs to "Support Responsible Development". Building something like a mini-mercato would still be preferred (even over 'heavier traffic') over yet another gated community that further restricts access to this cherished area. Small businesses like the Beach Box Cafe are what still make Naples unique and wonderful. If you haven't been there, might be worth a trip. In the end, just a simple thing to consider, who does this benefit? If you lived in Naples Park or were a regular visitor to Vanderbilt beach, would you support this given that you weren't a resident of One Naples (at a considerable expense)? Thank you for your consideration. Regards, Guy Kellam From:Mary S Auburn To:SolisAndy; burtsanders@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; vill.mcdaniels@colliercountyfl.gov; ricklacastro@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:REJECT THE ONE NAPLES GROWTH PLAN AMENDMENT Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:14:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, Please REJECT the One Naples Growth Plan Amendment. For numerous reasons this project is wrong for Vanderbilt Beach and for Collier County. 1. It is wrong to allow major variances to dozens of regulations in the County Growth Plan, County Zoning Code and Coastal Management Guidelines. 2. It is wrong for the commissioners to give land valued at more than $4,000,000 to the developer. 3. It is wrong for the commissioners to set future precedent by voting to approve a project with so many major variances. 4. It is wrong for the commissioners to ignore the will of their tax-paying constituents. It would be right for the developer to come back with a plan that addresses the concerns listed above. Please REJECT the One Naples Growth Plan Amendment. Thank you, Mary Elizabeth Auburn District 3 Sent from my iPad From:Holly Agra To:SaundersBurt Cc:LykinsDave; TaylorPenny Subject:Resident Concern Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:17:03 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Sirs and Madam Chairwoman Taylor, We are writing to express our grave concern with the One Naples project currently being considered for our City. As former residents of the City of Chicago we have vast experience with zoning changes approved only to provide profits for developers, leaving the community with dense traffic and a lack of thoughtful infrastructure. Access to Naples beautiful public beachfront recreational areas are already a highly desired premium for our residents and visitors. Zoning changes to further limit a valuable and limited asset should not be made available to wealthy developers pitching increased tax dollars to our local government for which you are respected stewards. We ask you to vote to deny any changes to our current zoning laws and not approve a change to accommodate such a large, dense development as currently proposed by the One Naples developer. Thank you for your kind attention to this matter. Sincerely, Captain Bob and Holly Agra 5973 Hammock Isles Circle Naples, FL 34119 239-238-1880 From:Beth Summer To:TaylorPenny Subject:Save Vanderbilt Beach Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 2:35:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, I am a resident of Naples and I enjoy going to the beach frequently. I park at the Vanderbilt Beach garage, walk to the beach and enjoy the sun and gulf. It's always very crowded there with pedestrians, bikers and cars. AT the intersection of Vanderbilt Beach Rd and Gulf Shore Dr, it is very busy and sometimes even a bit scary crossing with all the traffic. I am asking you to disallow the One Naples project to move forward. It will be a detriment to the town and especially for the residents and neighborhoods there. It's a wonderful old part of Florida. Not everything has to be built and "made pretty". That's part of the charm of Naples and why people like t come. I urge you...please do not allow the One Naples project to go through. Thank you. Beth Summer 9184 Ores Circle Naples 34120 From:Ken Columbia To:TaylorPenny Subject:Save Vanderbilt Beach Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:48:14 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Please VOTE NO to Stock’s One Naples Development request to amend the County’s Growth Management Plan (GMP) at the March meeting. Sincerely. Ken Columbia and Paula Fasser __________________________ -------------------------- North Naples News and Collier County Updates View this email in your browser From:maureen trerice To:SolisAndy Cc:Buzz Victor; dona.fiala@colliercountyfl.gov; TaylorPenny; SaundersBurt; Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Subject:Savevanderbiltbeachbeach.com Date:Monday, August 17, 2020 4:24:51 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe Commissioner Solis. The above website has an excellent, recent article about One Naples. The written opposition, via petition, between that organization and The Pelican Bay Association is now over 3,000. Pelican Bay to my knowledge just started their petition about 8 weeks ago, without the part time residents even involved. I highly recommend that you view it. It would be great if you could incorporate it in your newsletter. The neighborhood wants a resolution to the treatment of that corner BUT 2- 16 storied buildings, one of which could be zoned for a hotel and almost as tall as the Ritz, which sits on 20+acres, is really over the top. The threat that just anything would go up on that average, second class commercial property is just that a threat. It’s been mostly vacant for 30 years. The original planners envisioned a commercial low rise for the local beach residents. Hence the low rises and spacious walkways, integrating the area. One Naples with its 2 storied wall, all along Vanderbilt Beach Road, is anything but inclusive. It’s very exclusive. Yet the main road into the project,will open up just across from the public beach parking lot. A mess, especially if there is a future hotel. At least, view the material and see what your constituents care about. Maureen Trerice On Jul 14, 2020, at 10:25 AM, maureen trerice <emtrerice@gmail.com> wrote: Of course, and it should have come from the Governors office, to begin with. What a fiasco. Unfortunately, it’s a killer. Maureen Trerice On Jul 12, 2020, at 8:24 AM, Commissioner Andy Solis <Andy.Solis@CollierCountyFL.gov> wrote: Share Tweet Forward One of the ads being shown by our Convention and Visitors Bureau to keep our destination top-of-mind for when travelers are ready to vacation again. This is just one of the tools available to our tourism industry partners at the Paradise Coast website. Check out the others, too. There's lots of great information in this newsletter -- a Road Alert for Vanderbilt Drive, the opportunity to register for our first Virtual "Coffee" with The Commissioner, testing updates -- so be sure to read all the way through. But first I want to talk about masks. You may have heard that in my role as Chair of the county's Tourism Development Council (TDC), I called an emergency meeting earlier this week. I am seeing Florida and Collier County and Naples mentioned more and more in national news in a very negative light, and hearing more and more concern from family and friends outside the state. When I see headlines like this, it gets me concerned about prospects for our 2021 season: Sometimes those of us who aren't directly in the tourism business can forget that it is the economic engine that drives our community. Yes, that is $2.3 billion, with a B. 2019 was a record year, and we actually were up in January and February over even those great numbers. Then came March and its surreal twist. Here are the numbers presented to the Tourist Development Council at our last regular meeting: That is a lot of lost income for a lot of local business owners and their workers. My heart goes out to them all. So I called the meeting to have a discussion with the other members of the TDC and find out if they would be willing to add their voices to mine in requesting that the Board of County Commissioners once again consider adopting a mask ordinance, in light of our COVID spike and resulting negative publicity. In addition, our TDC staff has begun to see other Florida communities, with which we compete for tourists, highlighting their own mask ordinances as one of the ways they are making their communities safe for visitors. The TDC voted 4-3 in favor of asking the Board to consider masks again, in an economic light. So my item on the agenda for next's Tuesday's County Commission meeting will come with that backing, such as it is. However I was concerned that during the TDC meeting, we had many public speakers, and nearly every one of them was against any sort of mask requirements. In my office, the majority of calls and emails -- nearly 75% of them -- are in favor of a mask mandate, essentially begging for one. But that's not who is being heard in the meetings. I'm hopeful that more of the people who feel as I do -- that it is good public policy and simply common sense that face coverings should be worn in indoor public places -- will take the time to make their voices heard, literally, in this discussion next Tuesday. With the ability to make public comment virtually, it is possible to do so from the safety of your own home (this item will be heard sometime after 1pm): Notice of Public Meeting - Board of County Commissioners Tuesday, July 14, 2020 9:00 a.m. Notice is hereby given that the Collier County Board of County Commissioners will meet at 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, July 14th, in the Board of County Commissioners chambers, third floor, Collier County Government Center, 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Naples, Florida 34112. The meeting will be broadcast live with closed captioning on Collier Television channel 97/98 and via live streaming at Watch Collier TV Online. Individuals who would like to participate in person must complete and submit a speaker form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely must complete and submit the online speaker registration form prior to the beginning of the discussion about the item. Individuals who would like to participate remotely should register at July 14th BCC Meeting Registration. The agenda is available on the Collier County Government website at Collier County Meetings & Agendas. I've had people asking about the hospitalization numbers and other data that the Commissioners are receiving. I keep getting emails from people saying even though case numbers are up, hospitalizations are down. The data I'm seeing, from the Department of Health, tell a different story. I will begin adding the most recent versions of the most requested data to my newsletters. Hospitalization information from Friday (last day available) is below. Please stay safe and positive. As always, I urge everyone to take the Department of Health and CDC recommendations on social distancing very seriously, to wash their hands, and to wear a mask whenever distancing isn't possible. Together, we will get through this. In addition to all the testing options I covered in last week's newsletter, the Department of Health has added 2 additional options outside of Immokalee. No referral is needed for testing. Clients do not need to have symptoms and will be asked to provide their name, contact phone number, address, date of birth. (Keep a weather eye out: lightning, heavy rain, or gusty winds can slow operations or shut down the testing sites.) Golden Gate Community Center: 4701 Golden Gate Pkwy., Naples, 34116. Walk-up testing – all ages Fridays – 9:00am-1:00pm Testing at Healthcare Network’s Nichols Community Health Center: 12655 Collier Blvd., Naples, 34116. Drive-thru testing – all ages Saturday, July 11, 2020 & July 18, 2020 – 9:00am-1:00pm Person to be tested should be sitting at an operable window in the vehicle VanderbiltDriveROAD ALERT Starting Monday, July 13, and through the end of August, there will be sidewalk maintenance going on along Vanderbilt Drive between Vanderbilt Beach Road and Bluebill/111th Avenue. Where they are actively working, they will have to reduce traffic to one lane only. Everyone should be prepared and use caution. H O T L I N E866-779-6121 The best sources for clear information on the pandemic are our state health department or the CDC. The Florida hotline above is staffed 24/7. Florida Department of Health Florida COVID-19 Dashboard (updated daily at mid-day; contains county-specific data) Centers for Disease Control COVID-19 site World Health Organization Did a friend send you this email?Click HERE to subscribe! Copyright © 2020 Andy Solis, District 2 County Commissioner, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because of your association with Collier County Commission District 2. Our mailing address is: Andy Solis, District 2 County Commissioner 3299 Tamiami Trail East Suite 303 Naples, Fl 34112 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list From:bunnysam@bestselfusa.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Say N O O O ! ! ! TO ONE NAPLES ! ! ! Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 7:01:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We moved to Vanderbilt beach over 30 years ago because we did NOT want to live among high rises, like on the Gulf Shore Blvds. Having hundreds more local residents, and vehicles, adds NO value to my life, but adds congestion, and only benefits the condo builders/owners. Please stand for US, your local constituents. PLEASE say N O O O to One Naples ! ! ! From:pam sasser To:TaylorPenny Subject:Say NO to variances for One Naples Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 12:28:55 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, Please vote NO on March 1st and not approve the variance requests for One Naples. These developers have no respect for our zoning laws and the residents of Naples. Thank you, Pamela Sasser 333 7th Ave. S. Naples From:Anthony Pires To:SaboJames Cc:BellowsRay; AshtonHeidi; JenkinsAnita; KlatzkowJeff; OchsLeo; RodriguezDan; GundlachNancy Subject:SECOND REQUEST: ONE NAPLES; APPLICANT"S POWERPOINT FOR COUNTY COMMISSION HEARING Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 8:18:28 AM Importance:High EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. James, has the Applicant submitted [per what I understand to be the County’s protocol], it’s powerpoint or any other presentation materials for the upcoming County Commission hearing? If yes, please provide to me as soon as possible in advance of the hearing. Thank you Tony Anthony P. Pires, Jr., B.C.s. 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From:Jenna Buzzacco-Foerster Cc:Michael Dalby Subject:Sent on behalf of Michael Dalby, president & CEO of the Greater Naples Chamber Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 8:29:55 AM Attachments:LOS One Naples - Naples Chamber.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning, Chair Taylor and Collier County Commissioners – Attached you’ll find a letter from Michael Dalby, president and CEO of the Greater Naples Chamber, in support of the One Naples project. Please feel free to reach out to Michael directly if you would like to discuss further. Thank you – JENNA BUZZACCO-FOERSTER Director of Government Relations Greater Naples Chamber P: 239.298.7929 E: jenna@napleschamber.org 2390 Tamiami Tr. N., #210 Naples, FL 34103 www.NaplesChamber.org Facebook | Twitter | Instagram From:Buzz Victor To:GrecoSherry; TaylorPenny Subject:Speakers at One Naples Hearing Date:Thursday, February 18, 2021 8:41:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hi, Penny and Sherry, Save Vanderbilt Beach would like to reserve up to 90 minutes for our experts to make their presentations. Greg Stuart, Planner 30 minutes Bill Oliver, Traffic 15 minutes Sarah Specter, Atty 15 minutes Ralf Brookes, Atty 15 minutes Buzz Victor, up to 15 minutes If you have a few minutes, I’d like to chat with you, and maybe the County Attorney, about the structure of the March 1 meeting. Specifically I am wondering if, after public comment has closed, and before or during the Commissioners’ discussion, you as Chair, can move for a vote to deny or approve the GMP amendment. The thought would be that this should take place before there is a discussion about the road vacation and zoning. If the discussions get mixed up together, the fact the negotiations about the site’s heights, setbacks, open space, etc. are taking place makes the tacit assumption that the GMP amendment will be approved. On the other hand, if the GMP vote takes place and two of you vote to deny, there is no need for further discussion. My guess is that, if Stock sees that there is even a possibility the the vote to deny might succeed, he will withdraw the application, again meaning that the zoning discussions are moot. I’d love to get Jeff’s thoughts about this to be sure that it doesn’t put you in any sort of difficult position. Thanks, Buzz Buzz Victor 5650 Greenwood Pl. Bl. Suite 143 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 303-290-9100 303-290-1886 Fax 303-810-7374 Cell buzz@unitedstor-all.com Naples Office: 1415 Panther Lane Naples, FL 34109 239-591-6212 From:Kenneth Flaska To:SolisAndy Cc:TaylorPenny; rick.locastro@colliercounty.gov; bill.mcdaniel@colliercounty.gov; burt.sanders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:Srock One Naples Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 10:18:13 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good Day, I am a full time Florida resident living at 271 Southbay next to the development. We applaud Stock’s efforts to develop the surrounding area. They have bent over backwards to accommodate the folks who oppose the development. If you deny the application , we will be stuck with a commercial development on the site which will adversely affect our property values! The opposition consists of mostly elderly snowbirds who are non voters and resist change! Our Association has voted to support the development. Please vote yes!!!!! Sent from my iPhone ken flaska 313-598-1122 From:Susan Knox To:TaylorPenny Subject:Stock Dev. “One Naples” Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:47:07 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. STOP with this over dense development. We don’t want Naples looking like the East Coast. Be more like Sanibel. Period. Sent from my iPad From:Susan H To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; SaundersBurt; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:Stock Development One Naples - Please vote no Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 6:38:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear County Commissioners, I live in Naples Park and walk twice daily to Vanderbilt Beach. I am writing to you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Susan Housel 701 95th Ave N Naples, FL 34108 -- "Civil Rights and Voting Have Always Gone Hand in Hand" Susan Housel 513.225.2797 - M From:Chism, Nancy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Stock Development One Naples Project Date:Tuesday, October 13, 2020 2:48:20 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Penny, You will soon be getting a recommendation from the Collier County Planning Commission on Stock Development’s plan for developing the area at the intersection of Gulfshore Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road. A lot has been documented about this project by Save Vanderbilt Beach and others and I agree with the deficiencies that have been raised, but I also want to present another issue that underlies the discussion. Mr. James Sabo of the Planning Commission staff rightfully pointed out that the comparison that Stock Development is using —buildings to the south of Vanderbilt Beach Road such as Trieste, the Ritz Hotel, and Bay Colony—are quite different from the buildings to the north of Vanderbilt Beach Road. While he was talking mainly about building heights and setbacks and their access to the road, I believe that there is a socioeconomic difference that has not been discussed in any depth. The structures that Stock uses for comparison and the complex that they are proposing are intended for very wealthy individuals. The existing buildings north of Vanderbilt Beach Road and east of Gulfshore Drive are used mostly by people who are not wealthy. There is a beach bar, a convenience store, a modest motel and restaurant, some modest condos. The people who walk the street to the beach are coming from the middle-class Naples Park neighborhood or parking in the public garage. They are dragging coolers and chairs, riding beach bicycles, pushing strollers. They are white, brown, and black, old and young. They come to dance, picnic, swim, play. And what has Stock labeled this scene? Blight. To those who think of Naples as an enclave of the rich, as a place where luxurious structures and manicured lawns are the norm, yes, this is different, but it is insulting to call it blight. It is the entrance to a public beach where people who cannot afford beachfront homes or condos can come to enjoy sea and sand. It is one of the few places along the coastline where there is free access with parking for these ordinary people. Yes, they can be channeled on to a narrow sidewalk to make their way past the luxury dwellings that Stock proposes, but clearly, the change creates a deeper sense of the economic divide and the fear that the area will become increasingly unwelcoming to those who seek a public beach. The noise and color will disappear and with it, the chance for Naples to share the beach with those who are not wealthy, rather than relegating them to certain sections of the city without close beach access. Our master plan has correctly anticipated that this corner is not for high rise luxury condos. As you continue to hear arguments about the future of this project, I ask that you consider this issue as well as the other issues about aesthetics, traffic, and density that have already been made. Thank you, Nancy Chism Naples Park From:Richard Dubois 9811 Gulf Shore dr. To:TaylorPenny Subject:Stock Development One Naples Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 7:35:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, I am asking you to consider the planning staff recommendation strongly it is what they get paid for. Or why should you have such a department.Stock Development knew when they purchased all the properties piece by piece what was the existing zoning and they would need to respect all. Or what is the reason to have a planning commission.Stock Development is threatening if they dont have what they ask for they will build a 100,000 sq. ft. commercial property. They know very well they cant and it would be close to impossible to be built. Please respect your planning staff recommendation that is why and what they were hired to do. Or else why do you need that existing department Richard Dubois 239-821-6711 __________________________ -------------------------- From:Cherie Bawduniak To:TaylorPenny Subject:Stock Development/One Naples Project Date:Friday, August 7, 2020 2:30:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, As a Collier County Commissioner, I hope you are listening to the growing level of concern among North Naples residents opposed to the One Naples project, as proposed. What is the value of planning when you can arbitrarily change zoning and request variances that conflict with safety, rights and common sense? The hundreds of walkers from Naples Park, Beachwalk, Pavilion, etc. with chairs on their backs will wonder what happened, when people, not previously zoned, can simply cross the street to take their place at Vanderbilt Beach. One Naples will add more than 500 vehicles that will be forced to use local streets not built for traffic. Vanderbilt Beach Road east of 41 is being widened to six lanes and is being extended further east to the proposed 360,000 vehicle Rural Lands Service Area (RLSA) while west of 41 the two lanes can’t be widened. Please note that Emergency Services must pass through Vanderbilt Beach Road from Hammock Oak Drive. Furthermore, the county has built an expensive four-mile bike path, including bridges, north of Bluebill Avenue to Bonita Springs and you must use Vanderbilt Drive to access. Please consider these facts before deciding. Thank you. Respectfully, Cherie and Joe Bawduniak 803 Knoll Wood Ct. Naples, FL 34108 From:Linda Harden To:TaylorPenny; Burt.Sanders@colliercountyfl.gov; SolisAndy; McDanielBill Subject:Stock Development/One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:39:03 AM Attachments:ATT00001.txt EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Here is another photo of the VBR traffic you can ask Brian Stock about. His project will cause so many Naples residents to be unable to go to the beach they have been going to for years. Ask Brian Stock if he cares about that. Thanks very much. From:kantor716@comcast.net To:SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:Stock Development-One Naples Support Letter Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 7:24:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. February 28, 2021 Honorable Chair Taylor and Commissioners Solis, Saunders, McDaniel and Lo Castro: I am writing to you as a proud 40+ year resident of North Naples, District 2, Collier County in support of the “One Naples” project which is coming before you for a vote. As a resident of the Dunes community, and a commercial building and business owner on 96th and 41, my husband and I spend most of our time commuting in this area, and swim at the Vanderbilt Beach location on the gulf. We believe this project Stock Development is proposing reflects the kind of smart, stable growth my family and I wish to see in our community. We know many in our community here believe this corner has been not only somewhat of an eye sore, but also troublesome and dangerous, and certainly goes against our collective mission for the beautiful community we all strive to achieve. The beauty and scope of this project is beneficial alone in so many ways and additionally, this LOCAL builder has offered to improve the SAFETY of the intersection of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive, provide connected public bicycle paths throughout “One Naples”, create a lush, tropical garden with the installation of mature, native landscaping throughout the project’s corridor and a coffee shop – deli open to the public ALL AT NO EXPENSE TO THE TAXPAYERS. The above facts are reason enough to support this project, however we also benefit from the increase of our residential tax -base, collection of impact fees, hiring of local contractors adding to a positive economic advantage for our own community members as well as substantially lower traffic based on a residential rather than a new commercial project provide a magnitude of added benefits. I am asking you to support “One Naples” based on the facts and benefits to our community. Thank you for your consideration, your leadership and your service to our community and county. Sincerely, Kim Kantor 239-851-5800 285 Grande Way #1202 Naples, Florida 34110 From:Stanley Farb To:SolisAndy Subject:Stock Development"s One Naples project Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 10:01:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. There is almost unanimous agreement by all property owners in proximity to One Naples that variances not be given to existing zoning regulations . I urge you to vote against the developer’s over-reaching request . Stanley Farb Pelican Bay From:FryerEdwin To:GrecoSherry Cc:TaylorPenny Subject:Stock is trying to buy an endorsement of One Naples from neighboring Barefoot Pelican Condos Date:Monday, November 9, 2020 3:24:30 PM Attachments:Memorandum%20of%20Understanding%20- %20%20%20%20Barefoot%20Pelican%20%28October%2030%2c%202020%29 copy.pdf Sherry, please be sure Commissioner Taylor sees this. Also, I have a copy of some email exchanges substantiating this scheme. The residents of Barefoot Pelican are divided over whether to accept significant financial benefits from Stock in exchange for their condo association's endorsing One Naples. I had planned to raise this issue at the CCPC meeting if a Barefoot Pelican representative had attempted to give an endorsement. Regards, Ned Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by telephone or in writing. From:John D"Agostino To:TaylorPenny Subject:Stock-Vanderbilt Date:Thursday, September 3, 2020 8:48:05 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We hope that you will take the lead in demanding that the Stock company bring this overreaching plan for One Naples more into compatibility with the neighborhood. Save Vanderbilt Beach Inc has provided the County Planning Staff with its recommendations as to how One Naples might be redesigned to be neighborhood compatible. These recommendations address building height, density of residential units, setbacks, open space and more. Latitude is provided to Stock, giving the development flexibility vis-à-vis the existing C-3 zoning restrictions. I encourage you to request that the staff provide you with the Cover Letter and the Compatibility Standards document provided by Greg Stuart Associates, Planners to the County planning staff. Can I count on you to vote down his current design? Ask him to review the documents referred to above. You need not wait until the formal meeting. A call from you today indicating that you can’t vote for today’s design, but that you would fully support a project more sensitive to neighborhood wishes and compatibility would go a long way to bringing Stock back to the table It’s not too late. Stock will tell you that there have been literally dozens of meetings with the community and that is true, but the changes he has made to date have simply not been adequate, nor is it appropriate that there are quid pro quos with new paint jobs, access control systems, pool covers, power washes, and discounted pricing on needed sea wall repairs being exchanged for support. A 700-foot long 35-foot high wall 15-feet off his property line and a mere 35-feet from edge of the pavement along the length of Gulfshore and VBR, no matter what the planting in front of it, is not in the public interest. It will be a monstrosity for decades to come. And the towers, two 208-foot high structures as close as 25 feet to the property line will dominate the landscape, dwarfing the surrounding buildings. Stock is asking the county to donate nearly .8 acres to him in the form of the vacation of various roadways that run throughout his property. What is he giving in return? A project not in the public interest, adding too much density, traffic, safety concerns, and additional beach usage to an area already overburdened. Please, Commissioner Taylor, help us protect the public interest Thank you. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Peter Schorsch To:TaylorPenny Subject:Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 3.1.21 — Burnin’ today: CPAC, Session, DeSantis, Simpson, Cruz, Brandes Sunburn — 3.1.21 Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 4:02:15 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Unsubscribe It appears that you have subscribed to commercial messages from this sender. To stop receiving such messages from this sender, please unsubscribe With apologies to the late, great Tim Russert … The top three issues facing the 2021 Florida Legislature are COVID, COVID, COVID. It’s no surprise that just about everything that will happen during the 60- day Session will be directly or indirectly related to the pandemic or influenced by the countless ways it has changed life in our state. From health care policy to the budget, from education policy to the environment, the Session will seem like all COVID-19, all the time. Even where legislation doesn’t directly link to COVID-19 — say, school choice — lawmakers will be factoring in what it will cost in a pandemic- battered economy or how it will help kids whose schooling was turned upside down. How could it be any other way? If the great Tim Russert were here. it would be COVID, COVID, COVID. The biggest COVID-19 impact on the Legislature will, of course, be the budget. Florida’s economy took a body blow from which it is still struggling to recover. Meeting the state’s ever-growing needs is challenging in the best of times, but revenues are down, and needs are up. When it comes to generating revenue to fill budget shortfalls, legislators have a few ideas up their sleeve, in a diverse list that includes: — Requiring all out-of-state retailers to collect and remit sales taxes on things Floridians buy online; — Authorizing online sports gambling; and — Jump-starting Florida's airports, which are the gateway to tourism — pre-COVID-19, nearly half of all visitors arrived here by air — and suffered major losses when passenger traffic dipped significantly last year. But realistically, generating new revenue can only carry the load so far. The real challenge will be determining how to divvy up what’s there to do the most good for a public with more needs than ever. Just consider the Medicaid budget, which barely meets Florida's poorest citizens' basic health care needs and faces a $1.3 billion gap. The state is notoriously chintzy in reimbursing hospitals and health care providers for taking care of low-income patients, and any further cuts would threaten access to care for the state’s poorest residents. In the past, lawmakers often chose winners and losers in which hospitals would get adequate Medicaid funding. Still, this year it’s imperative that decisions on dividing the pie be as balanced as possible. The other huge COVID-19-related priority will be liability protection. When the pandemic exploded a year ago, businesses of all kinds had to scramble to adapt, often in the face of confusing and contradictory guidance from the feds that seemed to change every week. Now, those businesses understandably want protection from lawsuits that might arise due to their COVID-19 response, and the Legislature looks poised to give it to them. Less clear is whether liability protection will be extended to nursing homes, who had the most daunting task of all — caring for Florida’s most COVID-19-vulnerable residents without being given adequate supplies of equipment, PPE, and staff — and are now worried that their caregivers will have to constantly look over their shoulder to make sure trial lawyers aren’t second-guessing their every action. Indeed, COVID-19 is forcing the Legislature to reconsider how so many things are done in Florida. Legislation would broaden access for pharmacists to administer vaccinations, an important consideration in a state of 21 million people. In this age of remote everything, protecting internet privacy has become a top priority. Mental health resources, always stretched thin, have become so much more crucial to help people through a year of turmoil and disruption. Amid legislative leaders’ push to expand school choice options again, public schools have to find some 87,000 kids who have remained absent from school amid the pandemic; an enrollment hit that could impact public school district budgets. The chronically woeful prison system is desperate for more guards, something that only money will solve. Then, there are the legislative issues that would arise even without a pandemic — but even these will have to jockey for position when the agenda is filled with COVID-19-related topics. Things like further restrictions on vote-by-mail (a curious priority following Florida’s most trouble-free election in years); the Governor’s push to rein in protests; an attempt to abolish the once-every-20-years Constitution Revision Commission, which perhaps threatens the Legislature’s desire to be the only game in town; a push to eliminate no-fault auto insurance; and making our state more resilient to withstand the impacts of climate change. But see, that last one — along with other long-standing environmental priorities like Everglades restoration and springs protection — require money. Lots of it. So, it all comes back to the overarching theme of the 2021 Session: COVD, COVID, COVID. —@SteveLemongello: [Donald] Trump goes right to the lie that he won the election. "Actually, as you know, they just lost the White House," he says to cheers at #cpac. "Who knows, I may even decide to beat them for the third time." —@Foswi: Ron DeSantis is a much better Donald Trump than Donald Trump now. —@joshjame: Ted Cruz at CPAC: "Orlando is awesome. It’s not as nice as Cancun — but it is nice!" Tweet, tweet: —@CarlosGSmith: For those wondering when @Walmart, @Publix will update their website + communicate w/pharmacies so those with co-morbidities under 65 CAN be vaccinated at their locations, I’ve Situational awareness reached out to both companies and am awaiting more information. Get your doctor’s notes ready! —@pcola_eddiet: I was just given a lesson on how to be a better public servant (from not a constituent) who I emailed (on a Sunday) that they had to work w/ their hospital system to get a vaccine under 65 ... I even gave my cell ... but I’m doing a poor job bc I can’t get them a vaccine Tweet, tweet: 2021 Legislative Session begins — 1; DJI FPV drone unveiled — 1; Florida TaxWatch 2021 State of the Taxpayer virtual event — 3; 'Coming 2 America' premieres on Amazon Prime — 4; the NBA All-Star Days until Game — 6; municipal elections in Broward and south Palm Beach County — 8; 'The Many Saints of Newark' premieres — 11; 2021 Grammys — 13; Zack Snyder’s ‘Justice League’ premieres on HBO Max — 17; 'Godzilla vs. Kong' premieres — 25; 2021 Florida Virtual Hemp Conference — 25; 2021 Florida Derby — 26; MLB Opening Day — 31; 'No Time to Die' premieres (rescheduled) — 32; RNC spring donor summit — 39; 'Black Widow' rescheduled premiere — 67; Florida Chamber Safety Council’s inaugural Southeastern Leadership Conference on Safety, Health and Sustainability — 70; 'Top Gun: Maverick' rescheduled premiere — 123; Disney’s 'Shang Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings' premieres — 132; MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta — 134; new start date for 2021 Olympics — 144; 'Jungle Cruise' premieres — 152; St. Petersburg Primary Election — 176; 'A Quiet Place Part II' rescheduled premiere — 200; 'Dune' premieres — 214; MLB regular season ends — 216; World Series Game 1 — 239; St. Petersburg Municipal Elections — 246; Disney’s 'Eternals' premieres — 249; Steven Spielberg’s 'West Side Story' premieres — 284; 'Spider- Man Far From Home' sequel premieres — 291; 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' premieres — 389; 'Thor: Love and Thunder' premieres — 431; 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' sequel premieres — 585. Crystal Stickle joins Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney Stickle will serve as the firm’s government relations practice as a senior principal. She comes to the firm with nearly 20 years of government affairs experience at the state and federal level, providing political, strategic and policy direction to clients. Moves Congratulation to Crystal Stickle, a newly named senior principal at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney. Stickle most recently served as interim CEO of the Florida Hospital Association after serving as an executive vice president and vice president of government affairs with the FHA since 2013. Before joining FHA, Crystal served as director of government affairs for WellCare Health Plans and government relations director for National Strategies, Inc. Stickle joins recent hires Michael Grissom and Mark Kruse who came to the firm in January. ___ The Southern Group lands Tasi Hogan, Nicole Kelly Hogan will bring a wealth of experience to the Orlando-based lobby shop. On the campaign trail for candidates like Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, Hogan covered everything from message development to fundraising to mobilizing grassroots support. She also worked to position Sen. Victor Torres and Rep. Kamia Brown for success in their respective races. In her latest post, Hogan made the leap to national politics having served as the political director for East Central Florida for the Joe Biden for President Campaign. More congratulations to Tasi Hogan and Nicole Kelly, the new faces at The Southern Group. Kelly will lend her expertise in the fields of property insurance, health care and appropriations among a variety of other policy areas. Kelly’s early career began as a legislative analyst, where she enjoyed a front- row seat to the legislative process. After making the leap to the role of governmental consultant, Kelly spent the next 10 years strategically building and strengthening relationships with leadership and key members of both chambers of the legislative branch, representing a wide variety of clients and subject matter. Southern Group has six offices across Florida and also operates in Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. ___ Tola Thompson lands gig in Ballard Partners’ Washington office Thompson will take on lobbying activities for the firm’s growing congressional practice. He most recently worked as the chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Al Lawson and has more than a decade of experience in the U.S. House, serving under two members of the Congressional Black Caucus. ' Even more congratulations to Tola Thompson, the newest addition to Ballard Partners. Thompson also previously served as the assistant vice president and director of governmental relations for Florida A & M University. Thompson also worked for 10 years for U.S. Carrie Meek as a communications director and senior legislative assistant, where he was the primary media contact for a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee. ___ Colodny Fass is growing its governmental consulting practice again with the addition of Amanda Gorman Fraser. “We are so pleased Amanda is joining our firm. Her political campaign experience and her experience with the legislative and executive branches of Florida government, brings a valued perspective to our team,” said Katie Webb, shareholder and head of the governmental consulting practice group. “Further, her experience working within public and private sectors enhances our ability to serve existing and future clients with a variety of policy issues.” Amanda Gorman Fraser is another solid addition to Colodny Fass. Fraser has served the Department of Management Services in their Legislative Affairs office and most recently was a lobbyist and vice president of a boutique government affairs firm where she helped develop and implement strategies to successfully pass legislative and budget priorities for their clients. The Tallahassee native and FSU alumna also worked as a campaign fundraiser for former Gov. Rick Scott’s reelection campaign, and then served two and a half years in his administration, where she dealt with high-level and sensitive information and provided guidance and training on matters relating to records requests and public documents. She joins a team that includes Webb and lobbyists Leonard Billmeier, Sandy Fay, Claude Mueller, and Nate Strickland. The team represents clients in a diverse set of industries, with insurance being a particular specialty. “Lawmakers open Session colored by virus and postelection politics” via John Kennedy of The Sarasota Herald-Tribune — Florida lawmakers open the 2021 Session Tuesday with the COVID-19 pandemic coursing through most of the issues before them, and the virus also forcing major changes in the day-to-day business of the two- month gathering. The state Capitol remains mostly closed, with virus testing of staff and lawmakers taking place daily. And while Floridians can still testify before committees, the Senate is requiring everyone to do so remotely, from a couple of blocks away. DeSantis, though, is pushing a host of priorities that many see as more political than focused on the pandemic, which has claimed the lives of more than 30,000 Floridians. —“Florida lawmakers face COVID-19 fallout as Session convenes Tuesday; Ron DeSantis has many other ideas” via Gray Rohrer of The Orlando Sentinel Dateline Tallahassee —“Legislature convenes with many pandemic changes, familiar Republican agenda” via Lawrence Mower, Mary Ellen Klas, Ana Ceballos and Kirby Wilson of The Miami Herald —”10 big issues to watch during the 2021 Florida Legislative Session” via Jim Saunders of The News Service of Florida “Ordinary citizens will largely be left out in the 2021 legislative process” via Danielle J. Brown of Florida Phoenix — With the Florida Legislature convening next week, regular citizens trying to participate in the legislative process will face tough hurdles under COVID-19 protocols set by the House and Senate chambers. For Floridians who want to engage in the process of creating laws and providing testimony, access, in general, will be limited, and residents with disabilities will face even more difficulties during the pandemic. What’s more, the two chambers in the Legislature are inconsistent in their COVID protocols. In a Thursday briefing, a frustrated group of Florida advocates found little help in expanding public access, following a letter to several lawmakers. COVID-19 is severely limiting public input for the 2021 Session. Image via Colin Hackley. “Jason Brodeur to tackle environment, drug dealers, child welfare” via Scott Powers of Florida Politics — In Central Florida, most Republicans are never far removed from concern for the natural environment that they recall being so much healthier when they were kids. It was always an issue for Sen. David Simmons from Altamonte Springs, now retired from the Legislature after spending 18 years in the House and Senate. And now it’s front-and-center for his successor, Sen. Brodeur, who served in the House until 2018. Brodeur also is putting a lot of energy into his SB 1260 to toughen sentencing against drug dealers, SB 1024 expanding access to mental health services, and SB 80 to clarify child welfare rules. “Janet Cruz brings passion for Florida families to Tallahassee” via Joe Henderson of Florida Politics — The catastrophe last summer of Florida’s unemployment system collapse wreaked havoc and brought misery for working families. Outrage rained down upon Deloitte Consulting, which designed the $77 million computer system that melted down when the need was greatest. That’s bad, right? Yes, but that didn’t stop the state from awarding the company behind the chaos a $135 million contract to overhaul the state’s Medicaid data system. And when news of that leaked last August, Sen. Cruz of Tampa had a rapid response. “Shevrin Jones says Session should include condemnation of White supremacy following Capitol attack” via Ryan Nicol of Florida Politics — With the Capitol attack months in the rearview, Democratic Sen. Jones wants to make sure Florida hasn’t forgotten the threat of White supremacy. Jones is pushing a resolution in the 2021 Legislative Session calling on his colleagues to condemn the hateful ideology. In a talk with Florida Politics, he pegged it as one of his top priorities this year. The measure would follow a broader resolution, approved in 2020, pushing back against philosophies that incite hatred based on immutable characteristics. White nationalists and White supremacists were specifically named in that 2020 resolution, though even that wasn’t without controversy. —”Polk’s Senators have big roles as Session begins” via Gary White of The Lakeland Ledger “With several high-profile safety bills, Dan Daley starts Session on- point” via Carol Brzozowski for Florida Politics — “Jamie’s Law” is one of seven key pieces of legislation Daley, a Democrat representing District 97, is focusing on as he enters the 2021 Legislative Session. Named for Jaime Guttenberg, HB 25 would require a background check on all individuals purchasing ammunition, closing a loophole in Florida law that does not require vendors to check backgrounds for ammunition purchases. “As a graduate of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, nothing is more important to me than preventing another tragedy like what our community experienced from ever happening again,” Daley said. Fred Guttenberg, gun reform advocate and Jamie’s father, notes that with about 4 million weapons on the streets, “we must make it harder for those who intend to kill to do so. Jaime’s Law will help save lives immediately.” Dan Daley expects an active Session. Image via Colin Hackley. “Jenna Persons-Mulicka hits the Session running” via Florida Politics staff reports — 2020 was a busy year for Rep. Persons- Mulicka. Last February, Persons-Mulicka, a Fort Myers Republican, launched her legislative bid with support from several state political luminaries, including state House Majority Leader and current director of the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity Dane Eagle. By May, she gathered enough signatures to get on the ballot to succeed term-limited Rep. Heather Fitzenhagen in House District 78. Also, in May, Super Lawyers named her a Rising Star Super Lawyer for the eighth year in a row. Super Lawyers rates lawyers and recognizes outstanding ones nationwide. Persons-Mulicka, who is a partner in her own firm, Strayhorn & Persons, P.L., in Fort Myers, was included among land use and zoning attorneys. “VISIT FLORIDA hoping for reemergence in potential heroic role” via Scott Powers of Florida Politics — Not long ago, VISIT FLORIDA was on life support, and the Legislature contemplated a mercy killing. Yet now the agency enters the 2021 Legislative Session viewed by some as a potential savior of a state economy that’s deeply suffering. “The tourism industry is our number one industry here in the state of Florida. And as goes the tourism industry, so goes the economy of the state of Florida,” said VISIT FLORIDA President Dana Young. Just three, four years ago, VISIT FLORIDA was beset with harsh charges of bloat, misspending, ineffectiveness, junkets, questionable bonuses, lavish celebrity contracts, infighting, and lack of accountability. Audits and investigations followed. “Amid pandemic, lawmakers offer little direct help for average residents” via Lawrence Mower, Mary Ellen Klas, Ana Ceballos and Kirby Wilson of The Tampa Bay Times — On Tuesday, Florida’s 40 Senators and 120 Representatives will convene in Tallahassee for one of the strangest Legislative Sessions in The Capitol’s history. Lobbyists won’t be roaming the halls, seeking out lawmakers to cajole and persuade. The public won’t be packed into committee rooms to protest controversial bills. Most (not all) will be wearing masks. Committees also have worked quickly to advance conservative DeSantis priorities that have little to do with average Floridians, including a controversial anti-riot bill, measures that crackdown on “Big Tech” companies and bills that prevent businesses from being sued for spreading COVID-19. Tally 2 Committee meetings will look different during this most unusual Session. Image via Colin Hackley. “Florida GOP outlines $100M+ plan to tackle climate change” via Curt Anderson of The Associated Press — Low-lying Florida, surrounded by the sea, is one of the most vulnerable U.S. states to ocean level rise driven by climate change. State Republican legislative leaders on Friday announced a $100 million-a-year plan to tackle the issue. House Speaker Chris Sprowls said at a news conference that the Legislature's upcoming Session would address flooding and sea- level rise. “With sea-level rise, we are seeing that risk grow exponentially, from storm surge and tidal flooding to groundwater and flash flooding. The impacts are devastating,” Sprowls said. “Republican bill to dismantle Florida's M-CORES toll roads project on fast track” via Jeffrey Schweers of the USA Today Network — State Sen. Gayle Harrell's bill to repeal and defund the massive public works toll roads project known as M-CORES is on the fast track toward approval. The bill is the first by a Republican to dismantle the signature piece of legislation pushed through by former Florida Senate President Bill Galvano. Harrell filed the bill Thursday, and it is already on the Senate Transportation Committee's calendar for Wednesday. It has just one other committee stop, Appropriations, before it can go to a floor vote, suggesting it has been fast-tracked for approval. Senate President Wilton Simpson said before Session that M-CORES was one of several big-money items on the chopping block as Florida faces a huge revenue shortfall created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Health liability bills teed up this week via News Service of Florida — Though some of the details differ, the House and Senate next week will continue moving forward with proposals that would help shield health care providers from lawsuits related to COVID-19. On Tuesday, the House Pandemics & Public Emergencies Committee will take up the House’s health care liability bill (HB 7005), sponsored by Rep. Colleen Burton. A day later, the Senate Health Policy Committee will take up the Senate version (SB 74), sponsored by Sen. Jeff Brandes. The Senate bill would require plaintiffs to prove by an overwhelming amount of evidence that health care providers were grossly negligent or engaged in intentional misconduct. The House bill would require plaintiffs to prove negligence or misconduct by a preponderance of the evidence. —”Bill would revamp Florida’s PPE preparedness” via Haley Brown of Florida Politics “Erin Grall presses election supervisors on how they spent that Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan money” via Jacob Ogles of Florida Politics — The leader of the Florida House’s public integrity committee wants election supervisors to detail how outside grants were spent last year. Rep. Erin Grall, chair of the Public Integrity and Elections Committee, sent a request on House letterhead ferreting out details. “Your responses will help the Committee address many issues facing Florida voters,” Grall wrote. The survey asks first for an accounting of all grants received from sources besides the state and federal governments. It makes mention of high-profile grants. That comes months after the Center for Tech and Civic Life committed $250 million in grants for local elections offices to help them navigate the challenges of the pandemic. “Bills broaden access to medical, recreational pot” via Anila Yoganathan of The Associated Press — Florida could further broaden access to marijuana under a slew of bills proposed ahead of this year’s Legislative Session that include tweaks to medical cannabis rules and even long shot measures to legalize recreational use. The bills come alongside a separate move to put recreational use before voters as a state constitutional amendment in 2022, following the success of a ballot measure approving medical marijuana in 2016. The Make It Legal advocacy group says it must collect about 200,000 more signatures; 766,000 are needed to put the issue before voters. More than a dozen bills have been introduced for consideration to expand access to medical and recreational pot. Image via AP. Scoop — “Spencer Roach files THC limits on medical marijuana” via Jacob Ogles of Florida Politics — A new bill filed in the House would cap sum of tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, levels in medical marijuana in Florida. Rep. Spencer Roach, a North Fort Myers Republican, filed legislation (HB 1455) that, along with introducing new regulations on the industry, would restrict prescriptions to low-THC cannabis. The legislation as written would limit THC to 10% for smokable marijuana, 15% in edibles, and 60% in all other products. Within the industry, caps have been fought by producers of grown marijuana because, unlike extracts, the flower of the plant itself provides the medicine. “This will be crippling for the medical marijuana industry in Florida,” said Ben Pollara, executive director of Florida For Care. Nikki Fried pushes back on THC caps — In an email to supporters, Agriculture Commissioner Fried called the proposal for a cap on THC levels in medical marijuana “outrageous,” and the bill is, in effect, a “new tax on sick and suffering patients across the state.” As a longtime advocate for cannabis legalization, Fried promotes a petition from “Florida for Care,” to oppose the “arbitrary” tax. “Decisions on treatment should be between doctors and patients, not politicians,” She added. “Do reporters deserve hate crime protections? Sen. Cruz says yes.” via William March of The Tampa Bay Times — Cruz filed a bill for the upcoming Legislative Session that would extend the protection of the state’s hate crime statutes to reporters, increasing penalties for attacks on them. “I can’t stand by and watch people be attacked for the work they do in the noble profession of reporting what’s happening,” Cruz said in an interview. A functioning press, she said, is of particular importance during the pandemic and as the nation is dealing with unemployment and attempts to solve racial injustice. Cruz said she hasn’t researched attacks on journalists but believes there is a problem because of incidents, including attacks on journalists during the Jan. 6 invasion of the U.S. Capitol. Janet Cruz believes journalists shouldn't be attacked just for doing their jobs. Image via Colin Hackley. —“Danny Burgess, Mike Beltran propose to change THEA to West Florida Expressway Authority” via Kelly Hayes of Florida Politics “House precautions remain largely unchanged” via News Service of Florida — The Florida House will largely stick with existing COVID-19 restrictions when lawmakers return to Tallahassee for the 2021 Legislative Session. Under the House pandemic procedures, lobbyists and other visitors must register online at least three hours before committee meetings, show identification and pick up passes to gain access to meeting rooms. To adhere to social-distancing requirements during the 60-day Legislative Session, the House is offering limited seating on a “first-come, first-served basis” for committee meetings in which legislation is discussed. The updated House protocols won’t allow people who can’t get access to committee rooms to testify remotely from an overflow room, a change from the earlier coronavirus precautions. New and renewed lobbying registrations: Nicholas Alvarez: SAS Institute Brian Ballard, Brady Benford, Jose Diaz, Christopher Hansen, Wansley Walters, Ballard Partners: LBRW, Northwest Florida Partnership for Better Communities, Sonova USA, Unqork Amy Bisceglia, AB Governmental Affairs: Elite Care Group Angela Bonds, Dean Mead: Parkway Maintenance & Management Company Marsan Carr: Florida Association for Career and Technical Education Christian Cochran: Veterans Affairs Alice Neira: Foundation for Florida's Future Lobby regs Peter Quasius: Audubon of the Western Everglades Louis Rotundo: CRESCOlabs Craig Saperstein, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman: Professional Certification Coalition Rob Schenck, The Legis Group: Suncoast Communities Blood Bank Christopher Smith, Tripp Scott: South Florida Agriculture Association Meanwhile ... “Retiring lobbyist Steve Uhlfelder made a difference for Florida” via Bill Cotterell of The Tallahassee Democrat — Whenever major players in Florida government and politics pass from the scene, everybody says the Capitol won’t be the same without them or the state just doesn’t produce leaders like them anymore. With Uhlfelder’s retirement, admiring tributes like that are no exaggeration. For about a half-century, the Tallahassee lawyer quietly became one of Florida’s most respected and influential political insiders. Over the years, he’s worked with Democrat and Republican governors alike on education and mentoring programs. In a recent article about his activism, Uhlfelder indicated activism comes naturally to him. If I wasn’t raised the way I had been, I wouldn’t be doing this now,” he said. Assignment editors — House Democratic Caucus Co-Leader Evan Jenne, Policy Chair Rep. Fentrice Driskell, and Floor Leader Rep. Joseph Geller will hold a virtual media event to answer questions about the upcoming Legislative Session, livestream begins 11 a.m., and archived on The Florida Channel. Members of the media taking part can use this link. The Senate Select Committee on Pandemic Preparedness and Response will receive and update from the Department of Economic Opportunity, 1:30 p.m., Room 412, Knott Building. The House Judiciary Committee will meet to consider HB 9, from Rep. Ardian Zika, to crack down on COVID-19 vaccine scammers, 2 p.m., Morris Hall, House Office Building. The Senate Ethics and Elections Committee meets to consider SJR 1238, from Sen. Ana Maria Rodriguez, to require approval from two- thirds of voters for constitutional amendments to pass, 4 p.m., Room 110, Senate Office Building. The Senate Military and Veterans Affairs, Space and Domestic Security Committee meets to consider SB 936, from Chairman Tom Wright, to Leg. sked address space vehicles' recovery, such as space capsules, launch vehicles and parachutes, 4 p.m., Room 37, Senate Office Building. The Senate Regulated Industries Committee meets to consider several proposals, including SB 1212, from Sen. Rodriguez, to exempt members of the Miccosukee and Seminole Tribes of Florida from construction contracting regulations when they build chickees, 4 p.m., Room 412, Knott Building. The House Rules Committee meets to set the special-order calendar, 4:30 p.m., Reed Hall, House Office Building. Happening today — “Florida First Lady launches effort to teach resiliency” via The Associated Press — First Lady Casey DeSantis announced the launch of a new initiative to teach public school students about resiliency and perseverance with the assistance of athletes from professional sports teams from around the state. Pro athletes from Florida’s NFL, MLB, NHL, NASCAR and professional soccer teams have been enlisted for public service announcements and outreach to schools to provide a message that sometimes life gives you knocks but you have can work to overcome them, DeSantis said at a news conference at the Amway Center, where the Orlando Magic play. The initiative will make available curricula that teachers can use to teach about perseverance and enlist the athletes to spread the importance of resiliency. Statewide First Lady Casey DeSantis will help teach perseverance and resiliency. image via AP. “Hurricane season could start in May this year because storms keep jumping the gun” via Kimberly Miller of The Palm Beach Post — A recent spate of overly eager tropical cyclones may lead to an earlier start to hurricane season, pushing up the official first day to May 15 from the traditional kickoff of June 1, a date that has been custom for more than five decades. The jump-start in dates will be discussed at a World Meteorological Organization meeting next month and could mean daily tropical weather forecasts issued by the National Hurricane Center will begin as early as May 15 this year. Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist and spokesman for the NHC, said an official change in the start date would only come after a committee looked at storm data and examined the need and “potential ramifications of moving the beginning of the hurricane season to May 15.” “Nestlé sucks — literally — the lifeblood out of Florida’s precious freshwater springs” via Carl Hiaasen of The Miami Herald — The fate of one of Florida’s most fragile freshwater springs now is in the hands of the Nestlé company, which intends to drain nearly 1 million gallons a day and sell them back to us in plastic bottles. Last week, despite a tide of opposition, the Suwannee River Water Management District unanimously approved a controversial permit that will uncork a siphon from Ginnie Springs for the noble purpose of further enriching a multinational conglomerate. Not only is the state giving away precious water for free, but it’s allowing that to happen on a river system where the flows already have dwindled 30% to 40% below historic norms, according to the Florida Springs Institute. “Why are thousands of Republicans leaving the party?” via Christine Stapleton and Chris Persaud of The Palm Beach Post — The Florida Republican Party has lost thousands of voters since the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last month and most of those leaving have renounced party labels altogether and become voters without a party. The overall number is low, a net loss of just under 5,000 voters. But it interrupts, at least for the moment, a yearslong trend in which GOP voter registrations outpaced those of rival Democrats. From 2016 through last fall's election, Florida Republicans picked up roughly 600,000 new voters, to top 5.1 million in the state. Democrats picked up just over 430,000 to reach 5.3 million, giving the party a 183,596-voter lead over Republicans among registered voters. Except they do — “Charlie Crist is eyeing a run for Governor again. Florida Democrats might not care.” via Gary Fineout of POLITICO — Rep. Crist switched parties almost a decade ago, but the party has moved on. As the former Republican prepares a potential bid to unseat 2022 DeSantis, the 64-year-old Crist must somehow convince skeptical Democrats that he can energize the diverse coalition that now makes up the party. Crist has reached out to political consultants, major donors, and longtime friends. Along the way, some of his past allies are beginning to work with other potential Democratic candidates. Charlie Crist for Governor again? Florida Democrats meet it with a shrug. Image via AP. For your radar — Joshua Karp joins Charlie Crist’s team — Veteran Democratic consultant Karp will serve as Crist’s senior communications adviser as he explores a run for Florida Governor. “Working for his 2014 campaign was a highlight for me,” he said, “and it’s exciting to rejoin his brilliant and hardworking team.” Recently, Karp worked as a communications adviser for the campaigns of Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia and DNC Chair Jaime Harrison of South Carolina. This is who is bankrolling a prospective David Jolly candidacy — “Ex-tobacco exec bankrolls centrist third party” via Axios staff reports — A new centrist political party is gaining steam, but records show it’s being largely financed by a single man: a former Philip Morris executive who helped steer the company through the tobacco wars of the 1990s. The Serve America Movement is running candidates in a handful of states, banking on the appeal of a nonideological party. The outsized financial influence of donor Charles W. Wall underscores the challenge of overcoming extreme partisan rancor with a process- focused political movement. Nearly three of every four dollars SAM's national office has raised, roughly $3.4 million, has come from Wall including more than 93% of the group’s funding last year. First in Sunburn — “Nick DiCeglie launches bid for Pinellas’ battleground state Senate seat” via Janelle Irwin Taylor of Florida Politics — DiCeglie filed paperwork to run in Senate District 24, the seat incumbent Sen. Brandes is vacating due to term limits in 2022. “There is a reason nearly a thousand people a day move to Florida, because we do things right,” DiCeglie, a Republican, said. “Today I’m announcing my campaign for State Senate because we have to build on our conservative principles and fight back against those who want to turn us into lockdown states like New York or California. This is a critical moment for Florida, and I am ready to fight on the front line for the values that make us great.” DiCeglie’s political committee, The Economic Freedom Committee raised more than $100,000 in February, according to DiCeglie. To watch DiCeglie's announcement video, click on the image below: “A year marked by tragedy, resilience and hope as Florida nears anniversary of 1st COVID-19 case” via Zac Anderson of The Sarasota Herald-Tribune — The end of February marks the anniversary of the first COVID-19 cases in Florida. Over those 12 months, Florida recorded nearly 1.9 million cases, more than 78,000 hospitalizations and more than 30,000 deaths. Florida had more COVID-19 deaths in a year than Canada and Australia combined, even though the two countries' combined population is triple that of Florida. The last year has been a disaster of historic proportions as a state dependent on tourists and filled with vulnerable elderly people, experienced a plague that had a particularly severe impact on travel and seniors. “COVID-19 cases among Florida seniors show sharp drop as DeSantis keeps vaccine focus on 65+ population” via David Fleshler and Cindy Krischer Goodman of The South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Cases of COVID-19 have plunged among Florida seniors, an encouraging sign for the group that’s suffered the largest number of Corona Florida deaths in the state and a strong indication the disease may finally be on the retreat. New cases dropped 56% in the past four weeks among people aged 65 and over, as survivors of disease benefited from their own immunity, and nearly half of seniors were shielded by vaccinations. DeSantis made Florida the first state to open up vaccinations to anyone aged 65 or older. And while this policy initially led to crashed websites and long lines as demand overwhelmed supply, it resulted in 45% of seniors receiving at least one dose. Ron DeSantis' push to vaccinate seniors first is having the intended effect. Image via Twitter. “FDOH reports over 5K new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday” via WSVN staff reports — There have now been more than 1.9 million reported cases of the coronavirus in Florida, with 30,852 deaths. As of 2 p.m. Sunday, the Florida Department of Health reported 1,909,221 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state, an increase of 5,539 from Saturday’s update. The state also reported a single-day increase of 118 deaths. There are now 410,717 total confirmed cases in Miami-Dade County and 194,992 total cases in Broward. The total number of cases in Palm Beach County has now reached 120,735, and 5,857 total cases have been reported in Monroe County. —“Spread of COVID-19 nearing levels where it can be contained” via Jane Musgrave of The Palm Beach Post “DeSantis expands who can vaccinate medically vulnerable under 65” via Jeffrey Schweers for the Tallahassee Democrat — Doctors, pharmacies and advanced practice registered nurses can now vaccinate people under 65 whose medical conditions make them extremely vulnerable to the coronavirus. An executive order signed by DeSantis and quietly posted to his official website late Friday expands a Dec. 23 executive order that only allowed vaccine access through hospitals for those under 65 with what are called comorbidities, or other illnesses such as cancer. DeSantis also signed an executive order extending another 60 days his original declaration of a state of emergency last year. “Are ‘politics and personal relationships’ driving Florida’s vaccine distribution?” via Skyler Swisher of The South Florida Sun-Sentinel — As he readies for a reelection fight next year, DeSantis is facing a barrage of criticism and even calls for a federal investigation into whether he is using the lifesaving COVID-19 vaccine as a political tool to reward his supporters and donors. But is it true DeSantis’ vaccine distribution is politically biased? At issue are pop-up clinics, where the state visits 55-and-up communities with a large number of seniors and gives them vaccines where they live. Two of those pop-up clinics served upscale communities in Southwest Florida, including some with ties to a politically connected developer and GOP campaign donor. Is getting a vaccine based on who you know? Some critics say yes. “Publix COVID-19 vaccine deal with Florida raises questions” via Jeffrey Schweers of The Tallahassee Democrat — From day one, DeSantis touted the state’s “innovative partnership” with the Lakeland- based Publix supermarket chain in expanding the number of locations across the state for seniors 65 and over to get the COVID-19 vaccine. State officials have not provided an agreement, contract, or even any documentation outlining the terms of that partnership, even after giving Publix nearly 500,000 doses of the vaccine officials call “liquid gold.” DeSantis said the state was looking for retail partners and Publix stepped up to the plate. But critics say suddenly shifting such quantities to a single grocery store chain raises questions about how equitably the vaccine is being spread. “Vaccine pop-up clinics accused of favoritism draw strong community reaction” via Zac Anderson of The Sarasota Herald- Tribune — Questions about vaccine favoritism aren’t going away. They’re coming from people who argue that the governor is conferring an unfair competitive advantage on other developers by giving them access to the vaccine, and they’re coming from senior citizens who are still waiting in line to get the shot and resent seeing people skip ahead. When people know their place in line and eagerly are anticipating their number being called, hearing about others who got to skip ahead is bound to make them upset. If it’s perceived that people were able to jump ahead in line because they live in a community built by someone with political connections, that only adds to the perception that the process isn’t fair. Corona local Are Florida's pop-up clinics based on favoritism? “County aims to end vaccine desert on Palm Beach County coast” via Jane Musgrave of The Palm Beach Post — To fill a gaping hole that has made it difficult for seniors in Black neighborhoods to get the coronavirus vaccine, Palm Beach County leaders say they are planning to put an inoculation site at the Wells Recreation Center in Riviera Beach. The main stumbling block is that not enough vaccines are available, said County Administrator Verdenia Baker. Overall, only 4% of the shots administered in the county have gone to Blacks, even though they make up nearly 20% of the county’s population. Just 4.6% of the vaccines have gone to Hispanics, who comprise roughly 23.4% of the county’s 1.5 million residents. “Raymond James Stadium coronavirus vaccine site opening Monday” via Allison Ross of The Tampa Bay Times — The state- supported COVID-19 vaccine site that had been at Tampa’s University Mall will move to Raymond James Stadium on Monday. The decision to permanently relocate mass vaccinations to the stadium’s Lot 14 parking lot comes after the University Mall location reached gridlock in mid- February with long lines and confusion. According to a news release from the Florida Division of Emergency Management, the Raymond James vaccine site will be able to accommodate up to 3,200 people a day between first and second doses, according to a news release from the Florida Division of Emergency Management. That’s better than the University Mall, which struggled to keep up. Senior citizens waited in line for hours in standstill traffic. “CDC Director raises alarm as cases rise again, variants spread” via Josh Wingrove and Jill R Shah of Bloomberg — States should maintain COVID-19 restrictions such as mask-wearing and capacity limitations as case numbers halt their decline, the head of the U.S. CDC said Friday, citing the circulation of new variants and infection rates that remain alarmingly high. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky issued a sobering warning during a press briefing Friday, where she said the more contagious B.1.1.7 variant, first found in the U.K., now accounts for an estimated 10% of current U.S. cases, and that variants in California and New York also appear to spread more easily. Corona nation Rochelle Walensky brings some sobering news about variants. “J&J’s one-shot COVID-19 vaccine receives FDA advisers’ backing” via Robert Langreth and Riley Griffin of Bloomberg — Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot coronavirus vaccine won the backing of a panel of U.S. government advisers, paving the way for authorization of the country’s third immunization against the deadly virus. Experts advising the FDA voted 22-0, with no abstentions, that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh its risks in adults 18 and older, a decision that could help bolster the vaccine supply as new variants continue to spread. The FDA usually follows the nonbinding recommendations of its advisory panels and could authorize the shot within days. The J&J candidate is highly anticipated because it can be kept in a refrigerator for three months, an advantage over the mRNA vaccines that must be frozen when stored for longer periods, and its single-shot regime. “We’ll never reach herd immunity if we don’t vaccinate more non- White people” via Gregg Gonsalves, Amy Kapczynski and David Heramn of The Washington Post — States have taken wildly different approaches to vaccine distribution, but one thing unites them: Many of their most at-risk residents, particularly in communities of color, are being left behind. This doesn’t just cost lives. It also undermines our ability to achieve herd immunity, the point at which enough people are vaccinated to provide protection for a whole community. But rather than address those realities head-on, some states, encouraged by the Donald Trump administration, began giving up and pivoting to a stripped-down strategy of first-come-first-served within broad age- based categories. “Supreme Court again allows indoor church services, lifts ban” via Greg Stohr of Bloomberg — The U.S. Supreme Court said a California county must let five churches hold indoor services, adding to a line of orders that have curbed the power of government officials as they battle the spread of the coronavirus. The latest high court action follows a Feb. 6 order that let indoor worship services resume in most of California at 25% capacity. The court’s unsigned one-paragraph order said the outcome “is clearly dictated” by the earlier decision. The three liberal justices, Elena Kagan, Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor, dissented. Santa Clara County, which includes San Jose, said its ban remained valid because it was part of a broader prohibition on indoor gatherings at both religious and secular establishments. “House passes Joe Biden's COVID-19 relief bill with $1,400 stimulus checks, legislation heads to Senate” via Ledyard King, Nicholas Wu, Christal Hayres of USA Today — The Democratically- controlled House approved Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief package early Saturday, a key step for a measure that would provide millions of Americans $1,400 stimulus payments, ramp up vaccine distribution and extend unemployment aid through the summer. The bill, known as the Corona economics American Rescue Plan, passed 219-212. No Republicans voted for it, and two Democrats voted against it: Rep. Kurt Schrader and Jared Golden. The measure now heads to the Senate where it faces a rocky path in the evenly divided chamber. The president will have to count on every one of the 50 Democratic Senators and a tiebreaking 51st vote from Vice President Kamala Harris to make sure its key pillars remain in the bill. “Pandemic grief could become its own health crisis” via Hope Edelman of The Washington Post — As the nation mourns more than 500,000 lives lost a year into the coronavirus pandemic, another pandemic wave is building grief. It poses a potential public health crisis of its own. For the past century, Americans’ response to grief has been to minimize its impact and suppress emotional pain. We treat grieving as an individual affair, with mourners responsible for “getting over” their losses, mostly in private. Social isolation during the pandemic has made grieving even more solitary. But grief wasn’t always treated this way. For centuries, communities came together to mourn the passing of an individual as a loss to the polity. Victorian mourning practices were extravagant social affairs involving rituals that the bereaved and fellow citizens followed for months, sometimes years, after a death. “Vaccine lotteries and personal appeals: The medically vulnerable find their priority status slipping away” via Lena H. Sun and Isaac Stanley-Becker of The Washington Post — An estimated 81 million adults have conditions that the CDC identifies as posing an increased risk for severe COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus. But those recommendations have plainly become unworkable, as states veer from federal guidelines and chart their own paths, often in seemingly random ways. The result: Access to a shot can depend on what side of a state line you live on. —“Queen Elizabeth II recalls COVID-19 vaccination: 'It was quite harmless, very quick'” via The Associated Press More corona “Biden tells the world ‘America is back.’ The world isn’t so sure.” via Anne Gearan and Ashley Parker of The Washington Post — For Biden and his circle, a low point in America’s global standing under President Donald Trump came when he blew up a meeting of U.S. allies in 2018, accusing close partners of “robbing” the United States and hurling insults at his Canadian host. So it was no accident that Biden’s push to reclaim American leadership in recent days has pointedly included a starring role for Canada, as the new administration seeks to woo an array of allies with a message that “America is back.” Allies know Trumpism could always come back, either in a 2024 bid by Trump himself or from another presidential hopeful offering a similar pitch, hindering Biden’s efforts. Presidential America is back, Joe Biden says. Image via AP. “Biden ambitions run into reality of Senate’s rules” via Julie Pace of The Associated Press — The early ambitions of Biden’s presidency are quickly running into the guardrails of archaic Senate rules, testing his willingness to remake an institution he reveres to fulfill many of the promises he has made to Americans. It’s a wonky, Washington dilemma with real-world implications for millions of people, determining everything from the future of a minimum wage hike to voting access. It will also shape Biden’s ability to keep two restive wings of the Democratic Party united: swing state moderates wary of the appearance of effectively giving up on bipartisanship and more progressive Democrats who argue that Republicans aren’t coming along anyway. “Biden team readies infrastructure package as follow-up to COVID- 19 relief” via The Associated Press — Looking beyond the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill, President Biden and lawmakers are laying the groundwork for another top legislative priority, a long-sought boost to the nation’s roads, bridges and other infrastructure that could run into Republican resistance to a hefty price tag. Biden and his team have begun discussions on the possible outlines of an infrastructure package with members of Congress, particularly mindful that Texas’ recent struggles with power outages and water shortages after a brutal winter storm present an opportunity for agreement on sustained spending on infrastructure. “Biden revokes a Donald Trump order seeking ‘classical’ civic architecture” via Zachary Small of The New York Times — An executive order that former President Trump issued in the waning days of his administration, which sought to make classical architecture the default style for new federal buildings, was revoked this week by President Biden as the White House continues its sweeping rollback of the previous administration’s policies. Though the Trump-issued order stopped short of banning newer designs from consideration, it was strongly condemned by several prominent architects and architectural associations for trying to impose an official, preferred national style. “Corporate America and Biden have a budding love affair. But a lot has to happen before Democrats can become the party of Big Business.” via Dave Levinthal of Business Insider — Increases in the federal minimum wage, higher corporate taxes, and stricter environmental regulations are among issues that could dampen any affection between Biden and big business. But leaders and lobbyists for 10 of the nation's top trade and business groups said that they had encouraging early conversations with President Biden and administration officials. All signaled enthusiasm for at least some of the items on Biden's business agenda and described common interest in COVID-19 relief, infrastructure investment, and immigration reform. “Trump wins CPAC straw poll, but only 68% want him to run again” via Elaina Plott and Shane Goldmacher of The New York Times — Nearly four months after he lost the 2020 election, Trump was able to celebrate being a winner again on Sunday, after he captured the 2024 presidential straw poll of the Conservative Political Action Conference, while DeSantis of Florida finished first in a second 2024 straw poll covering a field of potential candidates that did not include Trump. But in a surprise bit of downbeat news for Trump, only 68% of those at the conference said they wanted the former president to run again in 2024. Far more attendees, 95%, said they wanted the Republican Party to advance Trump’s policies and agenda than endorsed him running again, even as the mere mention of Trump’s name earned loud applause throughout the three-day gathering of activists. “At conservative conference, Trump’s election falsehoods flourish” via David Weigel of The Washington Post — The Republican Party on display at CPAC this weekend was antimonopoly, anti-free trade, skeptical of foreign wars, girded for economic conflict with China and frequently invested in things that aren’t true. Election myths were mentioned often, though rarely the damage they’d led to on Jan. 6. Some conservatives tried to advance the issue by laying out voting restrictions they said would solve problems. They suggested that the election had not been honest, a topic that spilled from panel to panel, fact or no fact. A breakout Session hosted by Republican election lawyers and a Georgia county GOP chair found questioners and panelists debating which of the fraud theories they could believe. CPAC recap “CPAC puts a bull’s-eye on China” via Gabby Orr and Nahal Toosi of POLITICO — Trump loomed large over day one of the 2021 CPAC. This year’s CPAC agenda features six panels in which China is a key theme, with titles ranging from “China Subverts America” to “Corporate America Surrendering to China.” The geopolitical challenges posed by China are also likely to come up in the speeches of several 2024 hopefuls using the conference to road-test new messages. CPAC’s focus on China is indicative of broader, and bipartisan, alarm in Washington over Beijing’s ambitions on the global stage, as well as a sign that Republicans see some Democratic vulnerability on the topic. “DeSantis tells conservatives Florida is an 'oasis of freedom' under his leadership” via John Kennedy of The Palm Beach Post — DeSantis fired up a crowd of conservative activists and donors gathered Friday in Orlando, urging them to “hold the line, stand your ground and don’t ever, ever back down.” Speaking at the CPAC, DeSantis seized his opportunity on the national stage to tout keeping the Florida economy and schools open through much of the COVID-19 crisis, overseeing a smooth election last fall, and now advancing a policy agenda certain to antagonize his Democratic opponents. “We are an oasis of freedom in a nation that is suffering in many parts of the country under the yoke of oppressive lockdowns,” DeSantis said. DeSantis hasn’t yet announced his candidacy for reelection next year, but most see that as a certainty. Ron DeSantis makes a splash at CPAC. Image via AP. “CPAC hosts booed for asking attendees to wear masks” via Quint Forgey of POLITICO — Organizers of the Conservative Political Action Conference were met with boos on Friday morning as they encouraged the crowd inside a Florida hotel ballroom to put on face masks in compliance with the host venue’s policies. The awkward moment unfolded early on the first day of programming at the American Conservative Union’s annual confab and represented a confusing shift in rhetoric from prior speakers who uniformly mocked coronavirus- related restrictions in a series of sharply partisan remarks. The comments particularly clashed with earlier remarks by ACU Chair Matt Schlapp and DeSantis, who boasted at the opening of Day One of the conference: “Welcome to our oasis of freedom!” “CPAC is missing students and its legendary party scene. Republicans are concerned the low-energy event reflects the GOP's standing with young voters in a post-Trump world.” via Tom LoBianco of Business Insider — The lack of eager right-leaning teenagers and 20-somethings collecting free swag and chugging beers is one of the most glaring and obvious contrasts from the annual conservative conferences held during the before times in and around Washington, DC. In past years, student attendance has accounted for up to 55% of the people who showed up to CPAC. The missing student mojo has left Republicans searching for reasons why this year's CPAC is so, well, low energy. Some say it's thanks to the general exhaustion after Trump's exit from the White House. Others blame the pandemic. “Trump’s baseless election claims march GOP into ‘policy wasteland’” via David Siders of POLITICO — In the post-Trump era, judging by the fare inside the Orlando ballroom where the CPAC unfolded, the GOP has evolved into the party of precisely two ideas: re- litigating Trump’s defeat and seething over the de-platforming of the former president and his supporters. Conservatives spent the weekend clinging to the false claim that Trump’s presidency was stolen from him and raging over the perceived “cancel culture” of Big Tech and the left. Nearly four months after the election and one month into Biden’s presidency, the politics of grievance has become the near-singular organizing principle of the post-Trump GOP. Epilogue: Trump Donald Trump at CPAC was mainly an airing of grievances. “Rick Scott: GOP is ‘voters' party,’ not Trump's” via Quint Forgey of POLITICO — Sen. Scott on Sunday declined to call the GOP the party of former President Trump and acknowledged President Biden was “absolutely” the legitimate winner of the 2020 White House race. But Scott’s remarks to host Chris Wallace also underscored the tense intraparty disputes he is navigating as he leads the GOP effort to retake the Senate in the 2022 midterm elections. Despite Trump’s threats to support primary challenges to certain GOP officials, Scott stressed that he would back incumbent Republicans in the midterm races. Scott also did not hesitate to declare that Biden had won the presidency fair and square last November. “How Trump upended the race to control the House through 2030” via Ally Mutnick and Elena Schneider of POLITICO — Days after the 2020 election, House Democrats convened to address some of the party’s most surprising losses, and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chair Cheri Bustos name-checked one in particular: Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, a freshman from South Florida. Party data missed a huge surge to the right in her Miami-based district, where voters backed Hillary Clinton by 16 points in 2016 and then voted for former President Trump by more than 5 points in 2020, after he rebounded with Cuban Americans and other Latino groups. “Allies of Rep. Adam Kinzinger launch new super PAC to support Republicans who have bucked Trump” via Josh Dawsey of The Washington Post — Allies of Kinzinger are launching a new super PAC to collect large sums of money to support Republicans willing to buck Trump, the latest sign of the party’s deepening internecine war. Kinzinger, who has already started a leadership PAC to directly support GOP candidates who have gone up against Trump, is expected to appear at fundraising events for the new super PAC, called Americans Keeping Country First. Founders of the group are also launching a sister nonprofit group to “build a grassroots army.” “FBI focuses on video of Capitol Police officer being sprayed with chemicals before he died in pro-Trump riot” via Matt Zapotosky and Spencer S. Hsu of The Washington Post — Investigators have uncovered video appearing to show someone spraying a chemical irritant at Capitol Police Officer Brian D. Sicknick and other law enforcement personnel fending off rioters in last month’s attack, though they have yet to identify the person or tie the activity directly to Sicknick’s death, according to people familiar with the matter. Sicknick’s death has vexed investigators exploring the Jan. 6 riot, as they have struggled to figure out how precisely he died and whether someone could be held criminally accountable in connection with the death. D.C. matters Chemical sprays during The Capitol riot may have caused the death of Brian Sicknick. Image via AP. “U.S. Capitol security review set to call for adding more than 1,000 police officers and retractable fencing” via Jim Sciutto and Zachary Cohen of CNN — A review of US Capitol security in the wake of the January 6 insurrection is set to recommend a series of sweeping changes next week intended to better protect lawmakers while they are in Washington, D.C., and at home, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the findings. Both sources told CNN that a draft of the proposal recommends adding more than 1,000 US Capitol police officers, establishing a dedicated quick reaction force, and building an integrated system of walls and fences around the Capitol complex. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi directed retired Lt. General Russel Honoré to conduct an independent review of the Capitol's security presence last month after a pro-Trump mob breached the building. “‘Blame Trump’ defense in Capitol riot looks like a long shot” via Michel Kunzelman and Alanna Durkin Richer of The Associated Press — Facing damning evidence in the deadly Capitol siege last month, rioters are arguing in court they were following then-President Trump’s instructions on Jan. 6. But the legal strategy has already been shot down by at least one judge and experts believe the argument is not likely to get anyone off the hook for the insurrection where five people died, including a police officer. While experts say blaming Trump may not get their clients off the hook, it may help at sentencing when they ask the judge for leniency. Blaming Donald Trump for the riots is a long-shot defense. Image via AP. “Trump kept them out to protect jobs. Now, these immigrants are getting green cards” via Daniel Shoer Roth of The Miami Herald — Ending a ban on legal immigration imposed last year, Biden reopened the country this week to thousands of people who won the 2020 Diversity Immigrant Visa Program but couldn’t come to the U.S. because of an order by Trump. Biden’s Proclamation on Revoking Proclamation 10014 says that Trump’s measure, aimed at protecting American jobs during the pandemic, did “not advance the interest of the United States.” The executive order signed Wednesday specifically mentions immigrants selected in the Fiscal Year 2020 Diversity Visa Lottery, which allocated up to 55,000 permanent resident cards for immigrants with historically low immigration rates to the U.S. Assignment editors — Crist will host a news conference on the impacts of vaccine inequity in underrepresented communities, 10:30 a.m., Enoch Davis Center, 1111 18th Ave South, St. Petersburg. Members of the media interested in attending are required to wear a mask and socially distance. Please RSVP to Chloe.Kessock@mail.house.gov. Assignment editors — Congresswoman Lois Frankel will host a virtual roundtable discussion on the impact of COVID-19 in communities of color. Panelists will discuss underlying health and social inequities that put racial and ethnic minority groups at increased risk of getting sick, having a more severe illness, and dying from COVID-19. Participants include Sen. Bobby Powell, Rep. Omari Hardy, several South Florida political leaders and medical professionals, 10 a.m., RSVP to Olivia Hodge (olivia.hodge@mail.house.gov) for the Zoom video link. Francis Suarez talks tech recruitment, COVID-19 fight in Axios interview — The Miami Mayor earned the closing segment in Sunday’s Axios on HBO broadcast. He used it to talk about his months-long crusade to bring tech firms to the city, while also hitting Gov. DeSantis over his COVID-19 policy. “As a city, we’re not allowed to mitigate as much as we would like,” Suarez said in explaining Miami’s struggles with the virus. “The Governor right now has preempted cities from implementing fines for [not wearing] masks in public, which I think is important. I think that would have helped tremendously.” Asked whether those state economic policies are helping attract new businesses, Suarez conceded, “There’s no doubt.” “With Integral, everyone could be a winner in Universal’s Housing for Tomorrow project” via Peter Schorsch of Florida Politics — Heads up, Florida tourism, real estate, and housing leaders. It appears that one of the major players in this competitive field, minority-owned and Local notes led Integral, is looking to come to the Orlando area and positively transform a key part of the community. Will undoubtedly cite its role as the nation’s original Hope VI housing leader and its calling card of sustainable, resident-focused design as leaders from Orange County and Universal Parks and Resorts Studios Orlando reflect on presentations for the region’s historic 1,000-unit Housing for Tomorrow project. “The Manatee County Commission deserves to be bashed” via Chris Anderson of The Sarasota Herald-Tribune — The Bradenton Herald did the residents of Manatee County a tremendous service recently by exposing that Commission Chair Vanessa Baugh indeed had a personal list of five people she wanted to be vaccinated ahead of so many others who played by the rules and signed up for the countywide lottery. Included on the list: Herself. And four of her friends. She (kind of) apologized and then blamed the media. Baugh may have broken state law by using public office for personal gain, news so fake that an investigation by the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office is now underway. Vanessa Baugh brought all this on herself. “Sarasota County Sheriff Kurt Hoffman attended multiple conspiracy theory events during campaign” via Timothy Fanning of The Sarasota Herald-Tribune — Sheriff Hoffman criticized the Herald- Tribune for its reporting on a photograph taken during his campaign last year in which he posed with a woman connected to a prominent conspiracy theory group. Hoffman accused the newspaper of “attacking conservative leaders” and said he had not heard of QAnon, a group now labeled by the FBI as a domestic terrorist organization. He also disavowed any connection to the complicated pro-Trump conspiracy theory movement whose members were among those who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. During his campaign last year, Hoffman attended or spoke during at least three events that also prominently featured QAnon and other fringe organizations. “U.S. Attorney Larry Keefe stepping down amid federal prosecutor transition” via Jeff Burlew of The Tallahassee Democrat — Despite an intense behind-the-scenes lobbying effort to keep him, Keefe will not stay on as top federal prosecutor for the Northern District of Florida. Keefe, along with several dozen other U.S. attorneys nominated by Trump, submitted his letter of resignation at the behest of Biden. Keefe, one of the more visible U.S. attorneys to serve over the years in the Northern District of Florida, officially steps down midnight Sunday after a little more than two years in the post. He and others were asked to tender their resignations by Sunday. “Losing candidate drops lawsuit challenging Fort Lauderdale mayor’s race” via Susannah Bryan of The South Florida Sun-Sentinel — Failed mayoral candidate Ken Cooper has decided to walk away from the lawsuit he filed contesting the results of the Nov. 3 race. Cooper lost the Fort Lauderdale mayor’s race to incumbent Dean Trantalis, 67, by 12,820 votes. Cooper’s lawsuit demanded that he be named mayor and that all 43,803 mail-in ballots cast in the election be thrown out. The suit, filed in Broward Circuit Court on Nov. 23, named Trantalis as a defendant along with Peter Antonacci, Broward’s supervisor of elections at the time of the election; Michael Udine, a county commissioner who served as chair of the Broward County Canvassing Board; and Daniel Kanner, a member of the Canvassing Board. What Lauren Book is reading and justifiably pissed off about — “Pediatrician, facing child porn charges, now wants to see young patients online” via Marc Freeman of The South Florida Sun-Sentinel — The criminal allegations say a Broward pediatrician kept computer photos of children as young as 10 not wearing clothes. And now the same doctor wants to get back on his laptop and continue treating young patients online, records show. Dr. Michael Mizrachy, who remains licensed by the state to practice medicine, wants to remove a court restriction against his access to the internet, despite the child pornography charges against him. It’s common for people arrested on such crimes to lose computer privileges while cases are pending. “'It's so immense': Protesters build wall to protest One Naples project as key vote approaches” via Laura Layden of The Naples Daily News — With a makeshift wall, opponents of One Naples attempted to demonstrate one of their biggest fears about the development. On Saturday, some of the most active and vocal residents against the proposed luxury high-rise development assembled and hoisted a wall near its site, one block from Vanderbilt Beach, in North Naples. The objectors designed the wall to mimic an L- shaped parking structure that would go near the roadside. In their eyes, it would stand too close to Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive, creating an urban canyon for passersby. Residents build a wall to protest the ambitious One Naples development project. “Mike Huckabee sells Blue Mountain Beach home for $9.4 million” via Jim Thompson of Northwest Florida Daily News — Huckabee and his wife Janet have sold their South Walton County beachfront home for $9.4 million, the real estate agent who represented the buyers has confirmed. Joe Burton, who specializes in selling properties along and near County Road 30A, would say only that the buyers are out-of-state residents. Burton said they will use the home as a second residence and will not offer it as a vacation rental property. According to Walton County tax records, the three-story stucco home, with a concrete tile roof, comprises a total of 10,900 square feet, with 8,277 square feet of heated space. The house, built in 2011, has six bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms. “How this summer could bring the pandemic relief we’re longing for” via William Wan of The Washington Post — There is a good chance that by summer, American life will look and feel very different. Eating inside a restaurant or a friend’s house may no longer be controversial. Cookouts and summer vacations may return. Many aspects of life will be reminiscent of a time before the coronavirus, as long as vaccinations continue to increase and Americans stay careful during the spring, when more highly transmissible variants could proliferate and lead to an increase in cases. By July 1, roughly 56% of the U.S. population, about 185 million people could be vaccinated with at least their first dose. Top opinion “Hey Ron DeSantis, why so cagey with COVID-19 vaccine details?” via The Tampa Bay Times editorial board — Your “no-plan is a good Opinions plan” mantra isn’t playing well in some circles, though in your defense those circles are densely populated with people who would criticize you no matter what you did. We’re on board with keeping the distribution plan simple. No need for an overly complex blueprint that will inevitably have to be ripped up every week. As you know, older residents have suffered an overwhelming number of COVID-19 deaths. We would have started with people over 75 years old to cut down on the initial rush, but we get the reasoning behind your decision to begin with 65 and up. 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Disney has said the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser is a two-night experience at Hollywood Studios that fits into the Star Wars-themed land that first opened in 2019. “Peppa Pig theme park set for Legoland Florida Resort in 2022” via The Associated Press — A stand-alone Peppa Pig theme park is set to open next year at the Legoland Florida Resort, park officials announced Unsubscribe Having trouble viewing this email? View in browser © 2021 Extensive Enterprises Media 204 37th Avenue North, #182 St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Thursday. The new park, based on the popular preschool animated television series, will be located near the main Legoland theme park but will be separately ticketed, according to a news release. Annual passes to the Peppa Pig theme park will be available as stand-alone memberships or multi-park passes that include the Legoland theme park and water park. The Peppa Pig theme park will feature rides, interactive attractions, themed playscapes, water play areas and live shows, officials said. Families will also be able to meet Peppa and her friends. Celebrating today are Rep. Travaris McCurdy, David Christian of AdventHealth, former U.S. Rep. Carlos Curbelo, our Rosanne Dunkelberger, smart guy Ralph Lair, Adrianna Sekula, Sally West, and Stephanie Grutman Zauder of Ballard Partners. Happy birthday From:gemarks7@gmail.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Thank you for meeting with us - Please see additional information requested Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9:08:39 PM Attachments:One Naples - MPUD Submission - 35 ft wall.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, I have attached the Stock MPUD application taken from the Commissioner’s current board package (for the March 1 meeting). If you see page 3, I have highlighted the section where Stock’s MPUD application CLEARLY states the height of the parking deck (The wall along VB Rd and Gulfshore Dr that will be 15’ from those roads property lines) shall be 35’ as we have represented. The opposition to this application has true professionals as both paid consultants and volunteers and the information presented is accurate and ONLY based on the materials presented by Stock in his MPUD submission. Please see the attached sections of the Stock MPUD application and reach out to me if you have any additional questions. Our goal is only to fight the substantial over development of this property. We support the redevelopment of the property in accordance with the existing Growth Management Plan. Thank you for your time today. George E. Marks 215-870-5543 ( c ) From:William Jefferson To:LoCastroRick; CapizziAixa; SolisAndy; GoodnerAngela; SaundersBurt; LykinsDave; TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry; McDanielBill; FilsonSue Subject:Thank you for reading this! Date:Tuesday, November 24, 2020 4:46:22 PM Attachments:ONE NAPLES Letter.docx EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Thank you for taking the time to read my attached letter. I trust you will make the very best decision for your constituents and the Vanderbilt Beach community. Happy Holidays to you and yours. William R. Jefferson, CPA 846 Thompson Creek Road Stevensville, MD 21666 From:Pelican Bay To:JeffreyKlatzkow@colliercountyfl.gov Cc:TaylorPenny Subject:Thank you for your time and enlightenment... Date:Sunday, November 22, 2020 2:28:05 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. PELICAN BAY PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC 1110 Pine Ridge Rd, Ste # 303 · Naples, FL 34108 (239) 566-9707 · Email: PBPOA@pbpropertyowners.org Website: PBPOA.org Dear Mr. Klatzkow, Your candid comments on Friday during our ZOOM meeting with Commissioner Taylor provided us with immeasurable enlightenment on how to best proceed in our efforts to defeat the One Naples project. Please accept our most sincere "thank you" and know how much it is appreciated. We find this whole One Naples project as totally unconscionable on many levels. It is amazing that Stock Development and their allies continue to pursue it when we have seen the consternation of thousands of opponents. People do not want this project. Yet a handful of powerful decision makers are / or seem to be in support. For ordinary citizens who rarely interact with government on the policy level and live their daily lives in a rather rational way trying to do the right thing, it is very hard for them to comprehend why something like One Naples would ever get to this state of the approval process. It was wrong when it was introduced, and its status of acceptability has not improved. A grateful Pelican Bay Property Owners Association thanks you for your transparency and clarity of the One Naples dynamics. Best regards, Mark. E. English Mark E. English, President for the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association Cc: Commissioner Penny Taylor From:Ken Melkus To:TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry Cc:Buzz Victor; Greg Stuart; George Marks; mee3eaa@aol.com; Craig A. Kasper; Sarah Spector; Betty Pircio; Nancy Lewis; Maureen Straight; Robbins Kathy; William Schuman; Brian Maher; Julie wyman Subject:Thank You! Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 3:02:50 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor and Sherry, Thank you so much for taking the time to listen to our thoughts about the proposed One Naples Development. Your ability to understand and engage on the issues is greatly appreciated and much admired. Mar 1st will essentially mark the one year anniversary of the NIM meeting hosted at St. John’s. As you know, we are effectively an all volunteer group...we have spent untold time, effort and resources during the past year trying be respectful but yet assertive in communicating our displeasure to Stock...hoping he would develop a plan that is consistent and compatible with the neighborhoods. He has refused to do so. Consequently, if the Commission approves the GMP amendment and any zoning adjustments close to his submission, the quality of life index for Collier County residents will begin its predictable deterioration. You have been a beacon of hope in a regulatory process that is deeply flawed and controlled by economics. We want you to know how appreciative we are for an objective several hours with you and that we plan to continue the fight on behalf of all those who live in Collier County. Stay safe and thanks for your public service. Ken Melkus Sent from my iPad From:Pelican Bay To:TaylorPenny Cc:GrecoSherry Subject:The "Will of the People"... not the "Will of the Stock" Date:Sunday, November 22, 2020 2:14:36 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. PELICAN BAY PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC 1110 Pine Ridge Rd, Ste # 303 · Naples, FL 34108 (239) 566-9707 · Email: PBPOA@pbpropertyowners.org Website: PBPOA.org Dear Commissioner Taylor, Words hardly describe our appreciation for your time and more importantly, your insight into how best to proceed with our opposition to One Naples. And bringing Mr. Klatzkow to the meeting provided us with even more understanding on how best to advance our cause. We have already discussed our strategy with our team. We are absolutely shocked that this is how business is conducted in Collier County. No reasonable, informed person would approve this ridiculous and insidious Stock Development monstrosity. Yet we find ourselves in the fight of our zoning life to prevent for ourselves and future generations, something so unwanted, yet protected by a tiny number of decision makers. Many thanks to you for being receptive to our perception of One Naples. We now know what you went through, back in the '80's, with the Coastland Mall expansion. Following are our points of opposition to this attempt to subvert many zoning codes, covenants and rules for the benefit of one person/entity, Stock Development: Hundreds of residents in the Pelican Bay area attended Stock Development’s NIM presentations and initially (and overwhelmingly) expressed opposition to the project for numerous reasons and yet, Stock Development was willing to make only minor concessions. 2,769 individual residents signed a petition opposing One Naples as proposed. We provided a full list of the 2,769 PB area residents for you to see that resident objection was significant, not ballot stuffed and was carefully scrubbed for duplicate signatures. 20,000+ E-mail letters have collectively been sent to the CCPC and BCC Commissioners. We are sorry you found receiving the same letter copy from the residents annoying, but each signature was individually added to each letter. While the message may be the same, the letter signers were not. Each was unique. It is not our intention to offend anybody nor to be offended ourselves. The major problem that Pelican Bay residents point out and continually complain about is the never-ending traffic backups on Vanderbilt Beach Road west of Rt 41 down to the beach. During the Stock presentations to residents this problem was repeatedly raised along with the safety concerns of concentrating walkers, bikers, and vehicles on very narrow one lane in each direction roadways. The Stock groups answers to the numerous traffic questions did not address the actual problem of the roads and walkways being too narrow to handle current traffic loads. During a private discussion with a PBPOA Board member, Brian Stock and one of his associates, acknowledged their solutions were only minor improvements and they were hoping for a County solution. The County study said Vanderbilt Road is currently not overused based on their survey. How could that be possible? When we spoke with you, you acknowledged you were aware that once a vehicle entered Vanderbilt Beach Road west of North Pointe Dr., you could not exit or easily turn around until you traveled west to the beach and North on Gulf Shore Drive to Immokalee Road. This problem alone should be a major red flag and a good reason to say no to this project because of the traffic density it adds to the area. And, please remember, over the 100 year life of this project, as proposed, thousands of additional people will be residents of Collier County and using the roads and beaches. It’s important to remember that there are three Public Service operations, EMS, the Sheriff Department substation and the Fire Department that feed into Vanderbilt Beach Road west of US 41. It is irresponsible to not recognize the impact that the additional traffic over the many years of this project’s life will negatively impact response times. Absolutely nobody benefits from this dynamic! Many residents pointed out that the addition of a marina with 99 boat slips for commercial and local fishing boats will attract shark to the beach as food in the area increases when fisherman clean their catch and discard unwanted fish. Look at how shark sightings on the east coast beaches have negatively impacted beach tourism in that area. Stock’s attorney repeatedly claimed during the Planning Commission meetings that the One Naples high rise building heights and setbacks are compatible with other Pelican Bay Buildings. This is simply not true and resulted in the Pelican Bay Foundation sending a clarifying letter stating the neighborhoods to the south, north and east of PB are vastly different and cannot be compared to One Naples due to the limited space they have to build and comply with current codes. Just the Ritz is on 26.22 acres. That whole Stock Monstrosity is on 5.4 acres with the County kicking in right of ways! In addition to the above, local residents responding to our surveys repeatedly pointed out that One Naples is neither compatible nor complimentary with the existing neighborhood environment or a benefit to the local community due to: Lack of parking Building heights Loss of views Lack of open green space Lack of adequate building setbacks Loss of property values Marina Impact on beach goers Neighborhood interests not being served Pedestrian/Auto/Biker safety Issues Current traffic congestion on Vanderbilt Beach Road, Gulf Shore Drive, and Immokalee Road. Limited Capacity at Vanderbilt Beach Non-compliance with current Land Development Codes Thousands of residents from Pelican Bay and groups from Vanderbilt Beach, Naples Park, Pelican Marsh, Pelican Ridge, Pine Ridge Estates, Palm River plus many of the other surrounding communities have gone to great lengths (and at a great expense of $100,000+ might we add) to let the Collier County Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners know that One Naples is the wrong project, in the wrong space, at the wrong time and does nothing at all to benefit the community. Given the 3 to 3 CCPC vote after 3 days of hearings, it’s obvious that this GMPA is full of deviations that make it incompatible with the surrounding community and sets a bad precedent for future projects. It’s also obvious that Stock Development is unwilling to compromise on the scale and density of this project, so we are, therefore, asking you to do the right thing and “Vote NO” on One Naples. Please follow the "Will of the people" and not the "Will of the Stock." Thank you for your service to all of us in Collier County and particularly to your District 2 constituents. Respectfully written and submitted, Your Pelican Bay Property Owner Association Cc: Sherry Greco From:Greg Stuart To:TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt; McDanielBill; SolisAndy; JenkinsAnita; SaboJames; Ralf Brookes; Spector, Sarah Subject:The 23 Feb. One Naples Revised Staff Conditions Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 6:19:49 PM Attachments:24Feb21Stuart_FinalRevisedStaffConditionsletter1.pdf EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Anita, please see attachment. Greg GREGSTUART (c) 239 677 6126 www.Stuarturbandesign.com www.GregStuartFineArt.com Both Greg Stuart and Stuart and Associates Planning and Design Services intend that this message be used exclusively by the addressee(s). This message may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. Unauthorized disclosure or use of this information is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please permanently dispose of the original message and notifyGreg Stuart immediately at 239 677 6126. From:Kim Rosenberg To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick Subject:The Negative Impact of One Naples on Beach Access for the Public at Vanderbilt Beach and Clam Pass Park Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:58:16 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners: The approval of One Naples will have a highly deleterious effect on beach access for the inland population of Collier County. Consider 172 units occupied by the very rich immediately across from Vanderbilt Beach. During peak weeks, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Presidents Birthdays, those residents and their family guests could add as many as 500 - 800 people to the crowd at Vanderbilt Beach. Next door, the expansion of the Ritz will convert 100 rooms to suites and add 24 new suites, creating the potential for another 200 beachgoers. All these people will get to the beach before inland residents from Naples Park, Pelican Marsh, the Quarry, Golden Gate, Immokolee, etc., effectively displacing the working and middle class of Collier County. Is this a consequence you are prepared to address in the future? It's also worth noting that the recently proposed Clam Pass garage, at I believe an estimated cost of $8 million, would have added about 200 parking spaces and hence provided access to about 1000 more residents. So by approving One Naples you would create the need to spend $8 million just to recover the lost beach capacity. Such an expansion was opposed by environmentalists, numerous Pelican Bay neighborhoods and businesses, and Park Shore residents, but the Pelican Bay Board, whose approval is necessary, was willing to give the proposal a fair hearing given the importance of beach access for the general public in Collier County. Please know that as a current Director of the Pelican Bay Foundation and speaking solely for myself, I would find it difficult to support a garage in Clam Pass Park as the answer to a self inflicted beach capacity shortage created solely by your approval of One Naples. I would also do my best to convince my fellow Directors to adopt a similar view. Please, as you consider One Naples, remember the inland population of Collier County, and respect their need for beach access rather than the interests of a private developer seeking excessive gains at the expense of all concerned. Kim Rosenberg 8665 Bay Colony Dr. Apt 1603 Naples, FL 34108 From:Greg Stuart To:McDanielBill; TaylorPenny; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; LoCastroRick Cc:Craig A. Kasper; Jim Cleveland; Buzz Victor; Spector, Sarah; Ralf Brookes Subject:The Regatta Condominum and Save Vanderbilt Beach Road Minimal Conditions For Zoning Approval Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 2:56:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner McDaniels, Thank you for the time spent with the Regatta Condo. Association officers! As per your request, the minimum development conditions that can change Staff Findings from “not directly compatible” to “compatible and complementary” are identified below. As a courtesy I am copying the other four elected officials, along with my clients. Finally, please note that these are development performance standards and not overall ordinance conditions. For example, from a review of the proposed MPUD ordinance and other documents I did not see a prohibition or restriction of constructing one massive tower on Tract MU One. This was a commitment made by the Applicant's attorney during the Planning and Zoning Commission hearing in response to an Anthony Pires question and concern. That commitment was to tie the One Naples illustration plan (the plan with the footprints and the basis for the landscape architecture plans) into the regulatory structure and ordinance. So obviously, that will be required by the Applicant and Staff. October 2020 Original Staff Minimal Recommended Conditions w./No Optional 15-ft Setback 1. Maximum building height for all Tracts is 76 feet zoned, except that Tract 1 can be increased to ±125 feet zoned height if step back architecture is used for the upper floors of buildings. 2. Minimum Building setbacks for all Tracts is 25 feet. (no optional 15-ft setback) Additional Regatta Condominium Association and Save Vanderbilt Beach coalition (in response to staff claw-back) 3. Mimum 25% Open Space as per code definition and to include common open space (no rooftop open space). 4. Limited access for Vanderbilt Beach Road Project gateway; i.e., right-in/right-out. Sincerely Greg GREGSTUART (c) 239 677 6126 www.Stuarturbandesign.com www.GregStuartFineArt.com Both Greg Stuart and Stuart and Associates Planning and Design Services intend that this message be used exclusively by the addressee(s). This message may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. Unauthorized disclosure or use of this information is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please permanently dispose of the original message and notify Greg Stuart immediately at 239 677 6126. From:Greg Stuart To:TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt; SolisAndy Cc:JenkinsAnita; SaboJames Subject:The Staff One Naples Minimal Recommended Conditions Clawback Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 3:04:04 PM Attachments:Screen Shot 2021-02-25 at 2.56.04 PM.png EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Madam Chairwoman, As a follow up to yesterday's email, please refer to Mr. Sabo's transcript from October's hearing. That is what the BOCC should expect from staff, to do what is best for the community. Staff should not mis-interprete the LDC and back off from commitments made to the public in favor of one developer that is complaining that the October staff conditions do not advance his interests. GREGSTUART (c) 239 677 6126 www.Stuarturbandesign.com www.GregStuartFineArt.com Both Greg Stuart and Stuart and Associates Planning and Design Services intend that this message be used exclusively by the addressee(s). This message may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. Unauthorized disclosure or use of this information isstrictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please permanently dispose of the original message and notify Greg Stuart immediately at 239 677 6126. From:Julie wyman To:Julie wyman Subject:Today"s NAPLES DAILY NEWS Letter to the Editor Date:Thursday, October 29, 2020 12:51:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. LETTERS Condo towers would crowd beach? Comparing Stock Development’s two (proposed) 16-story, 208-foot skyscrapers to the 215-foot Ritz-Carlton across Vanderbilt Beach Road is not a viable comparison because the two areas are unrelated. The One Naples skyscrapers would be way taller than all nearby buildings in the neighborhood on the same side of Vanderbilt Beach Road. To be fair, Collier County should compare height and surrounding acreage. The Pelican Bay (neighborhood) buildings (including The Ritz-Carlton) have large, healthful open-air spaces between them and are surrounded by acres of lakes, walking trails, magnifi cent mangroves, tennis courts, trees and foliage. Plus, they have private beach access; One Naples would not. Collier County must not permit North Naples’ coveted public Vanderbilt Beach to become a private beach for Stock’s high-rise condos. How many One Naples residents and their friends, with no private beach access of their own, will take the time to be transported to another beach when they can just walk across the street to the public beach? This serious public beach problem must be prevented. Beach access could be the reason this property was never zoned to be a high- density residential location. A charming low-density residential and commercial village would be exciting and provide some essential services, shops and restaurants to the immediate area, all within walking and biking distance for nearby residents and hotel guests. Julie Wyman, North Naples From:Cathy O"Brien To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt Beach and Stock"s One Naples Project Date:Tuesday, September 8, 2020 1:49:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am a resident of Regatta at Vanderbilt Beach and I support smart, managed growth and development in accordance with the stated objectives of the Land Development Code of Collier County. Stock’s current proposals blatantly conflict with the LDC and continue to present Pelican Bay as a neighborhood comparison. This, despite repeated requests to focus on the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. Any development of this site must be aligned with the LDC in a manner consistent with the character of the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. Stock’s website claims One Naples “will feel like it’s always been a part of the neighborhood.” Again, they sent a proposal which does NOT meet the LDC or neighborhood fit, due to: • Excessive density • Lack of adequate setbacks • Building height • Lack of open space • Hotel use not approved in existing C-3 zoning I respectfully request your vote to deny Stock approval to move forward with One Naples until they adequately address the above violations - without requesting code changes. In spite of Stock’s claims of total transparency, Stock has again neglected to provide the public with accurate, scaled plans that reasonably depict all aspects of the development. Based on what they have belatedly provided, this continues to be the wrong development for the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. After attending workshops, a NIM at which I was a speaker against the specifications of the development, and meetings with our Regatta condominium members, Stock continues to repeat the same messaging about transparency, yet remains tone-deaf with regard to real neighborhood look and feel issues. Despite concessions, the density STILL remains twice the current code. Setbacks are significantly inadequate, creating a cavernous, closed parcel similar to a New York City or Miami behemoth. One Naples claims that it “does not reinvent a neighborhood but “complements” its legacy.” In reality, Stock is doing the opposite. It is asking for changes in the LDC which will leave a cringe-worthy legacy for Vanderbilt Beach. The current proposal will not enhance Stock’s reputation. Thank you for considering my request. Please vote to deny Stock approval to move forward with One Naples until they adequately address the LDC violations above without requesting code changes. Sincerely, Cathy O’Brien Regatta at Vanderbilt Beach 34108 From:T Campbell To:SaundersBurt; SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill; Rick LoCastro; info@savevanderbiltbeach.com Subject:Vanderbilt beach development monday vote Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 8:22:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Are you going to ignore the residents' voices and continue turning Naples into an overcrowded unlivable big city like Miami? https://nbc-2.com/news/local/2021/02/27/group-protests-one- naples-development-ahead-of-commissioners-vote/ Theresa Collier resident From:Toby Zettler To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt Beach Development Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 12:36:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I respectfully request you consider the views I express below when voting on the Stock Development proposal. I recently sent the letter which follows to the Naples Dailly News. Thanks for listening, Toby Zettler 377 Vanderbilt Beach Rd., Unit 201 Naples FL 34108 "Stock Development’s “One Naples” proposal for Vanderbilt Beach is not in the best interest of Collier County residents. The “development” would deprive tens of thousands of residents and visitors of sky, water, and sunset views, and the only public green space left. The beneficiaries? A few buyers willing to pay millions for gulf views and Stock Development which stands to gross close to a billion dollars. How can the County Commissioners even consider approving this project? Commissioners should declare eminent domain to buy the property back and enhance it for Collier County residents and visitors. The county taxpayers have paid much larger amounts for land adjacent to the Everglades to protect it from development. Let’s turn these 5 acres into a public park with greenery, walk paths with benches, a playground, bandstand, waterfront appropriate retail, etc. Stock wants 99 new docks. This is an unthinkable assault on a priceless natural backwater resource enjoyed by the entire Collier County Community, the already overburdened Vanderbilt lagoon. Alternatively, let Stock carry out their “threat” of a commercial development. The neighborhood could actually benefit from a properly planned small, low rise commercial development; and it would be far preferable to high-rise residential. We also should require that the waterfront boardwalk be open to the public, just as the beach is. It is time for all Collier County citizens to finally take a stand against overdevelopment. Convince the Commissioners to do the right thing. The greater good for the greater number is the correct political call here. Are they going to serve tens of thousands of residents and visitors? Or a single developer who obviously cares nothing about the neighborhood nor the environment?" From:Linda Spevacek To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt Beach public meetings Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 10:19:38 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing to express my continued opposition to the One Naples project as proposed, which is inappropriately dense and large for the site and will negatively impact existing residents quality of life in many ways. I request that the Commissioners ensure that the public is given ample opportunity to speak at upcoming meetings, whether against or in favor, using an outdoor location whereby people may appear in person safely during the Covid-19 crisis. Thank you for your consideration of this request. Sincerely, Linda Spevacek __________________________ -------------------------- From:JEAN D. BROWN To:McDanielBill; FialaDonna; SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny Cc:SaboJames; SchmidtCorby; SawyerMichael Subject:Vanderbilt Beach Road / One Naples Date:Monday, March 2, 2020 12:36:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vanderbilt Beach Road / One Naples Dear Commisioners, I write this letter to express my concern about traffic nightmare that exists along Vanderbilt Beach Road west from 41 and the ill-conceived development called One Naples that will make the problem even worse. We have been residents of Pelican Bay for over 15 years and have seen Vanderbillt Beach road evolve from a busy road to a gridlocked one. We now do our best to avoid it in season. When completed, the Naples One proposal will make the traffic problems much worse and during the 5 to 10 years of construction make Vanderbilt Beach a nightmare. In addition to the traffic disaster it will cause, Naples One is totally inappropriate for the area as indicated by the major zoning changes that it requires. That our Commissioners have even condoned the submission of the proposal which so violates the existing zoning limitations suggests that the Commisioners have lost sight of what is best for the people of Collier County. A week ago, I attended a presentation by Stock both to learn how they could possibly address the onerous traffic problems and to learn about the residences. As a result of the presentation, I am so concerned that I am writing this letter. Below are my notes from the meeting discussing the presentation and my concerns. I beg you not to let an influential developer’s ambitions ruin our neighborhood and make an impossible traffic situation worse. Thousands more people will be flocking west along Vanderbilt Beach Road in search of the Gulf waters thanks to last week’s approval of Rivergrass Village. Please don’t add to the frustrated hoards. Rather, direct the County resources to solving the existing problem. Thank you. D Brown NOTES FROM 2.21.20 ONE NAPLES PRESENTATION Conclusions. Traffic problems alone should have resulted in immediate rejection of proposal. It adds hundreds, if not thousands, of cars to the area and removes hundreds of available parking spots in an already gridlocked area. Even under the best of circumstances, years of traffic disruption can be expected from the construction. The proposal constitutes an incomplete agglomeration of parcels and tries to shoehorn inappropriate structures. The proposal creates a private fortress inaccessible to the public and closes public roads that provide the only possible relief to the gridlock regularly experienced in the area. The proposal is ill-conceived and could risk failure, particularly with a developer with no high rise tower experience. An ill-timed downturn could delay construction to a decade or longer and even risk partially completed buildings looming over Vanderbilt Beach for years. The property is currently zoned for commercial development, presumably to provided services to the neighboring community. The community relied on the commercial designation and Stock should use its talents to fulfill those intentions, possibly adding needed parking as part of a commercial project. Commisioners should immediately dismiss the proposal so that County personnel can address existing problems faced by the County, rather than working on creating new problems. General comments. Proposal seems like a terribly ill-conceived Rube Goldberg. The development consists of several disjointed parcels. Some seem jointly owned with others? Parts of the project are separated by public streets, by a low rise apartment building and by the DaRuMa restaurant. Southbay Drive will continue to be a public road and will separate the low rise buildings on the harbor from the towers. Center street will continue up past DaRuMa and then dead-end. Is it only a matter of time before the apartment building and DaRuMa are acquired and more high rises built? To be feasible, the Development requires the transfer of two streets, exacerbating the already serious traffic congestion in the area. Stock personnel seemed to hint that Southbay Drive would also become a private part of the development. Why Collier County would be willing to give up streets that provide some modicum of relief to the extreme traffic problems of the area is puzzling Because the streets are fundamental to the development, Stock should be required to pay millions based on land prices in Naples. There was no mention of compensation to County for the roads? Hundreds of parking spaces will be lost from the land on which the high rises are to be built and the proposed elimination of parking along Vanderbilt adjacent to the development. The convenience/food stores will be elimated at the corner, thereby eliminating the only support facilities for one of Collier County’s only beaches The Beach Box eatery will be forced to close A shop for coffee is “promised”. The existing real estate office will return, however. This is Stock’s first Tower development. The area will be brightly lit except along Gulfshore where sea turtle restrictions require lower lighting. The environmental and aesthetic effect of the light pollution is yet another concern raised by the project. Condos expected to be in 2,000 to 4,000 sq foot range priced in the $1 to $10 million range. Two towers and 3 lower multistory buildings with approximately 250 units. No beach or harbor access for owners. Unlike many landlocked developments, there is no plan to acquire a nearby parcel to provide beach access for condo owners. Instead, there will be “15” minute (?) ferry transportation to Delnore Wiggins State Park Only condo owners who purchase slips will have access to the harbor. No public access to condos or slips. The development will be gated. While it was stated that Southbay Drive will remain public, it seems that the desire to make the development private will inevitably lead to attempts to close Southbay Drive off. There seemed to be some allusion to that possibility by Stock personnel at the meeting. Zoning Currently commercial - 51’ above flood level of 21.5’ or total height of 71.5’? Required for proposed Development: 205’ “zoned height” , 235’ actual height. Even higher with equipment on roof? Stock acquired “the property “ in 2017. However, they seem to be continually acquiring bits and pieces, some as recently as last Fall. Some parcels seem to be co-owned. Interestingly, a sign on the parcel where 200 -300 hundred cars are regularly parked briefly listed the parcel for sale for a few million dollars sometime around 2008- 2010. Too bad Collier County did not acquire it for another parking garage. Construction will occur in stages and is dependent on sales results so it could go on for years. Stock’s attempts to address various traffic issues Traffic backing up on Vanderbilt Beach Road at Hammock Oak Dr going West from 41 or going east from the beach. Stock personnel refused to discuss or acknowledge the issue despite repeated requests and descriptions of backups lasting several lights. They tried to assert that the only traffic issues were by the beach and parking garage. Traffic backing up near Vanderbilt Beach. Stock’s analysis/solutions were superficial or mere hyperbole. They blamed inefficiencies with the management of the garage. Stock proposed that parking kiosks be installed like the ones used at Clam Pass Park and by the City of Naples. This would eliminate the backlog caused by the parking lot attendant. They also blamed the current policy of keeping the garage closed for at least 20 minutes and until at least several spaces opened up. They proposed that an app be used and signs installed to alert users that the garage is full. Basically, they want to tell people to “go away”. When asked where beach goers are suppose to go, they said Delnore Wiggins State Park and “other” county beaches. Delnore Wiggins already suffers serious backup and capacity issues as does Clam Pass park three miles south off Seagate and Barefoot Beach, a half hour to the north off the severely congested Bonita Beach Road. They also asserted that pedestrians were a major cause of congestion and that better signage and street markings would help solve the traffic problem.......really? They also stated that under the the County’s method of measuring traffic there is no traffic problem resulting from the project. Inexplicable. The proposals to alleviate inept parking procedures and pedestrian interference ignore the basic problem which is too much traffic and too few parking spots. The project will remove 20 onstreet parking spots and hundreds of parking spaces currently available on the fields proposed to be developed. Using a bathtub as an analogy....the bathtub is full. Their proposals merely fill it faster or organizes the rubber ducks in the tub, but once it is full, it will overflow and make a mess. Also the project actually results in a smaller bath tub! “Could be Worse” argument . An aspect of the presentation which seemed confused was the claim that the current commercial zoning would permit much worse traffic because of the additional hypothetical traffic from a make believe mall. The Mercato was held out as a possibility which seemed silly. A strip mall is the likely type of commercial development for such a modest sized odd- shaped parcel. There is no actual mall because developers have concluded for whatever reason that it is not commercially feasible. Residents in the area would no doubt embrace access to more commercial services so they didn’t have to battle the traffic to the shopping centers on 41 and beyond. In fact, they probably relied on the commercial designation with the expectation that additional services would some day be available. If anything, a small local mall could help alleviate the traffic problems by reducing trips up to 41 and beyond. The assertion that a gas station could be built was immediately retracted. In any event, one would hope that environmental regulations would prohibit such a facility. Sent from my iPhone. Pls forgive typos. (:-) From:David Keister To:SolisAndy; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; rick.locastro@colliercontyfl.gov; McDanielBill Subject:Vanderbilt Community "One Naples" Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 10:40:35 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Lady and Gentlemen; my wife's family has owned a condo at 11030 Gulf Shore Drive for about 30 years. We have seen a great deal of development over the years. I listened to the developer presentation about a month ago and found it technically good, but ultimately unreasonable. They threatened commercial development under current zoning, among other things. Building under the current zoning would cause less disruption to the neighborhood than their proposal. The Stock proposal for rezoning lacks merit and should be denied. The proposed height does not "fit" the rest of the area, the increase in traffic would choke the roads, and the setbacks would adversely affect neighboring properties. There is no hardship to justify approving the Stock plan. Please deny the request to rezone. Thank you David L. Keister. David L. Keister Attorney At Law, 279 N. State St., Suite 105, Westerville, OH 43081; (614) 776-4339 phone. From:Marianne Dearchs To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt Gulfsides (10851 Gulf Shore Dr.) Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 11:24:11 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, Marianne Dearchs -------------------------- From:Kay Soltysiak To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt Neighborhood - Action requested Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 9:28:04 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. We are writing you today to express the Lugano Village Homeowner Association's strongest opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. We recognize that this development is not in your District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies – in this case District 2 and Commissioner’s Solis’s District. However, in this case we ask you to have the courage to act independently. As you are aware, residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the overbuilding of Collier County will continue until we are a replica of the East Coast of Florida. That must stop. We have invested our livelihoods in our property on the gulf coast of Florida and wish it to remain that way. We are asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan Respectfully, Kay Soltysiak President of the Board, Lugano Village Homeowners Association, Pelican Bay Kay.soltysiak@gmail.com From:Nancee J Martin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood - One Naples Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:50:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Nancee Martin __________________________ -------------------------- From:ELizabeth (Betty) Pircio To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood and One Naples Date:Tuesday, August 11, 2020 5:10:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We hope that you will take the lead in demanding that the Stock company bring this overreaching plan for One Naples more into compatibility with the neighborhood. Look, we know that the Commissioners have a long history of voting with Stock and other developers, but this time must be different. We know that the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulfshore Drive is currently an eyesore, and we know that it needs to be redeveloped. Stock is a good choice as the developer. Can we count on you to vote down his current design? Ask him to start again, acting more in line with the public interest. It’s your sworn duty to do so. You need not wait until the formal meeting. A call from you today indicating that you can’t vote for today’s design, but that you would fully support a project more sensitive to neighborhood wishes and compatibility would go a long way to bringing Stock back to the table. We and our more-than-one-thousand fellow registrants of Save Vanderbilt Beach stand ready to talk. It’s not too late. Stock will tell you that there have been literally dozens of meetings with the community and that is true, but the changes he has made to date have simply not been adequate, nor is it appropriate that there are quid pro quos with new paint jobs, access control systems, pool covers, power washes, and discounted pricing on needed sea wall repairs being exchanged for support. A 700-foot long 35-foot high wall 15-feet off his property line and a mere 35-feet from edge of the pavement along the length of Gulfshore and VBR, no matter what the planting in front of it, is not in the public interest. It will be a monstrosity for decades to come. And the towers, two 208-foot high structures as close as 25 feet to the property line will dominate the landscape, dwarfing the surrounding buildings. Stock is asking the county to donate nearly .6 acres to him in the form of the vacation of various roadways that run throughout his property. What is he giving in return? A project not in the public interest, adding too much density, traffic, safety concerns, and additional beach usage to an area already overburdened. Please, Commissioner Taylor, help us protect the public interest Thank you. We have appreciated your stance with the Covid situation and are hoping that you will continue to protect the residents of Collier County. Sincerely, Elizabeth Pircio __________________________ -------------------------- From:John Bamberger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood meeting Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 7:30:34 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Paul R. Shea To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood- ONE Naples Request to Change the GMP Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 4:02:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am a member of the County Planning Commission and I sat through the many hours of testimony at our CCPC meetings regarding the ONE Naples request. I am relatively new to the Planning Commission. Prior to being appointed I was part of our majority population that believed the County always approves developer requests to change the Growth Management . This is one of the reasons, I accepted the position. That reputation has to change. We represent the residents not the developers. My mindset is you establish a plan that the residents can rely on and only make changes that benefit the residents of Collier County. I also, go to Vanderbilt beach regularly. To me this is a no brainer to not approve this application. There is no good reason or any resident support to change our current GMP and certainly no benefit other than to the developer. If you support this request to change, you will be continuing to prove to the residents of Collier County that you do not represent the residents but rather the developers which would be a very sad message to send the public. And quite frankly it would make me reconsider if it is worth my time to be a Planning Commission. Please do the right thing and vote against the ONE Naples request. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Pamela Massimi To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Stock Project Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 12:54:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: My husband and I moved 11 years ago into the Vanderbilt Beach area. We chose this area over areas like Park Shore due to its low key, more quaint neighborhood feel. We both love the beach very much and have seen a dramatic change to the beach with it becoming more crowded due to the increase in population in Naples. Vanderbilt is a very narrow Beach and cannot support the amount of people that it has now ….. We can’t imagine a residential project of this size and the impact that it will have on the beach and traffic areas. On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I assure you that we do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning, and I am asking you to vote to deny his proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan. We will be there on March 1st and i’m hoping that you will please vote against this project. Sincerely, Pamela and Charles Massimi -------------------------- From:patricia clancy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 11:19:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Paulette Franklin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 10:57:49 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. ___Paulette Franklin_______________________ -------------------------- From:Paul O"Neil To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 10:51:10 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Paul O'Neil __________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan Dalton To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 10:49:57 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Susan Dalton __________________________ -------------------------- From:Richard Yeager To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 2:41:17 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Richard Yeager __________________________ -------------------------- From:BRIAN J MASON To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 9:53:27 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Daniel sterchele To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 9:13:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Ellessandra F Taormino To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 5:43:16 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Ellessandra Taormino __________________________ -------------------------- From:Mary Lou Campbell To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 5:14:01 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Mary Lou Campbell Naples Park __________________________ -------------------------- From:Sara Vanderhill To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 4:02:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. _Sara Vanderhill_________________________ -------------------------- From:Paul Taormino To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:44:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Paul Taormino __________________________ -------------------------- From:yvonne Kangas To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:43:08 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:stanley kallmann To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:58:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Stop this monstrosity! On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Steven Agnello To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 1:00:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Anne kamilatos To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 10:48:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Do not allow stock to build Naples 1 Anne kamilatos __________________________ -------------------------- From:Patricia Van almkerk To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 7:14:45 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan Todaro To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 10:51:48 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Patti Rebbec To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 10:48:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Patti Rebbec __________________________ -------------------------- From:Michele Tamarkin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Saturday, February 27, 2021 7:22:22 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. M. Tamarkin __________________________ -------------------------- From:Barbara Rogers To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 3:48:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Barbara Rogers __________________________ -------------------------- From:Michael Uzzi To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 1:24:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Roger Parkinson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 12:43:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Lindsey Richardson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 11:04:21 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Cheryl Roe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 6:56:15 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Cheryl Roe __________________________ -------------------------- From:Kathryn Allen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 11:35:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Kathryn Allen Owner, The Mansions Condominium __________________________ -------------------------- From:David Legus To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:51:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Laura Donovan To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 6:08:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Laura Donovan __________________________ -------------------------- From:jeanine bandiero To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 5:25:08 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Jeanine Bandiero __________________________ -------------------------- From:francis scappatori To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 4:09:43 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development. Enough is enough. Approval of One Naples will be more overbuilding of collier county. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan Thank you F. scappatori __________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan DiGirolamo To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:28:12 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Margaret Conroy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 7:34:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Terri L Hemmelgarn To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 6:40:08 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in your District, and that you generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it and to urge you to vote NO to this proposal. This neighborhood is really a community and you only need to drive or walk through on any given day to see people out walking their dogs, biking, strolling the beach, and generally enjoying the ambiance of a smaller community within Naples. During the high season, the numbers swell with most residents and their guests enjoying the area, however you only need to drive down Vanderbilt Beach road on a weekend or during the busy season to see how overloaded the area becomes. Too many cars crowding the roads that are lined with residents walking and biking make it particularly dangerous and the beach becomes way overcrowded. The cars line up down the road, the garage closes, and the stress on the area is quite apparent. Last year-in an unusual situation, during the Co-vid shutdown of the beach, there were many residents already here, and then came an onslaught of people from other areas in the state when we opened and they were still closed. And though it was awful it served to warn the residents of how it could be all the time if this plan is allowed to go forward!! Obviously you know that as our beaches were briefly opened and then promptly closed again. The crowds became too large and unruly, leaving the area overcrowded, with the crowds leaving much trash all along the beach and private property when they left. On the beach side of our building, we had numerous incidences of people entering private property to relieve themselves and disrobing to change into street clothes because they didn't want to walk to the public restrooms or didn't want to wait in line to use them. We hauled in and threw away clothing, trash, bottles, cans, coolers, tents, etc that beachgoers left after a day of overcrowding on the beach. The trash cans at the public access areas were also overloaded and insufficient. I believe that the facilities that are available to the public in the Vanderbilt Beach area were designed and built to manage the crowds that come for the MUCH of the time based on the amount of land and space that are available. BUT, they are STRESSED at ANY PEAK period of use. That does not include just the highest weeks of "spring break" but also most weekends and holidays. Putting this large of a residential project in that place is absolutely wrong for the area. I do not object to a smaller project that could enhance the area. I walk to all of the local restaurants and amenities in the area and love that it is so pedestrian friendly. That is why we invested money into buying a property there. Putting these tall buildings in this area and also adding so significantly to the traffic , overcrowding on land and also the increase in the number of commercial docks will absolutely overload this neighborhood and the quiet lagoon and endanger the peace and tranquility of the bay as well as put the local residents and wildlife in danger. THIS PROJECT IS WRONG FOR THIS COMMUNITY ON SO MANY LEVELS! The zoning was put in place for a reason and there is no reason to change that now just because a developer has made a bad investment decision. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, know what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know for what they are asking. I assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that for the Commissioners it is “business as usual,” and the they have little concern for the “Miamification” of Collier County. It would represent the long-held pattern of the Board of County Commissioners supporting developers over neighborhoods. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan. I cannot be more direct. You have for too long and for too often voted to allow developers to run slipshod over the wishes of your taxpaying constituents. Frankly, knowing how much opposition there is to the project’s design, I am amazed that this is a hard decision for anyone of the commissioners whose job it is to protect their constituent's interests. I assure you that we do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning, and I am asking you to vote to deny his proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan. I cannot be more direct. You have for too long and for too often voted to allow developers to run slipshod over the wishes of your taxpaying constituents. It must stop! I will be there on March 1st to hold your feet to the fire. Sincerely, Terri and Kenneth Hemmelgarn 9485 Gulf Shore Drive Sunset Bay B201 Naples, Florida -------------------------- From:Janice Wieland To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 1:15:43 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan McMullen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 5:23:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. PLEASE VOTE AGAINST THIS APPLICATION. THIS IS NOT the way to move forward. We are already a traffic disaster. Without controlled and responsible growth, which protects our resources, Naples will be just another Miami. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Susan and John McMullen 2185 Frangipani Circle Naples Fl 35120 Registered votersp __________________________ -------------------------- From:Eve Wiese To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 11:37:58 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: Project One is a terrible plan for the Vanderbilt Beach area. The last thing we need is another tall building obliterating the views of the sky and the water, and cutting into one of the few places that remain untouched by commercial housing. Every day we see people happily walking down Vanderbilt Beach Road to meet their friends and watch the sunset. Even now there are more cars than the parking can accommodate. It is inconceivable to me why the Commissioners would accept such a project–especially when the developers plan to request changes in the zoning restrictions, inhibiting even more the space for existing residents. Upgrading would be a welcome change, if it consisted of small shops, maybe a deli, a bar, some park benches with greenery. But another high-rise which walls preventing any sort of view. Who benefits from this project besides the developers themselves? They can't pretend that it benefits the current residents of Collier County. You, as a Commissioner, must be aware that we do not need or want another one of these buildings, more traffic, a more crowded beach, not to mention the boat docks . Please, please, do not vote for One Naples! Thank you, Eve Wiese __________________________ -------------------------- From:Deb Murray To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 11:36:06 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Sincerely, Deb Murray __________________________ -------------------------- From:Candice Lopez Schimkat To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 10:44:57 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it and hope you will VOTE NO. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed and I can only trust you will agree with the outcry from residents most impacted and will VOTE NO. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. I assure you that WE do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan. I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support YOU in making the right decision. Sometimes the right decision is the hardest one to make and Voting NO is definitely the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Vickie Rydz To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 7:50:57 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in your District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. I am a resident of Commissioner Solis’ District and oppose this development. Solid feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents like me, of the affected neighborhood, don’t know what they are asking. I assure you that I do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan. Sincerely Vickie __________________________ -------------------------- From:Louise Novis To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 10:15:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Catherine V Kelley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 9:49:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. ___Catherine Kelley_______________________ -------------------------- From:Hannah and Melville Young To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 8:30:35 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Hannah and Melville Young __________________________ -------------------------- From:Diane R Meyer To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 6:10:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I beg of you to vote NO on this One Naples project—it will destroy the neighborhood and violates so many of our rules and zoning regulations! PLEASE—we are a total traffic jam right now–PLEASE do not make it worse with this project!!! On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan M Schwasinger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 3:36:46 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan. I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __Susan Schwasinger-a citizen very concerned about over-developement in Collier County________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan Eckert To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 12:05:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __SUSAN ECKERT________________________ -------------------------- From:Edwin J. Eckert To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 11:38:23 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. ___Edwin J. Eckert_______________________ -------------------------- From:Janice miran To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, February 21, 2021 10:58:19 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Robert Schultheis To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Saturday, February 20, 2021 6:02:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan Sincerely Robert Schultheis __________________________ -------------------------- From:Michèle Geoffrion To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Saturday, February 20, 2021 10:25:04 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Michèle Geoffrion __________________________ -------------------------- From:Martin Terrault To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Saturday, February 20, 2021 9:52:32 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Martin Terrault____________________ -------------------------- From:Toby Husserl To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, February 19, 2021 7:20:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Katharine McCullough To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 18, 2021 2:05:48 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. _kay McCullough _________________________ -------------------------- From:Mary Sikva To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, February 18, 2021 9:43:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Celeste Villany To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 2:49:54 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Christopher English To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 10:50:38 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Joan and Marc Saperstein To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Wednesday, February 17, 2021 9:56:18 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in your District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. It would add significantly to what is already a lot of traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road west of Tamiami Trail. It would put a strain on Beach access and cause overcrowding at the beach itself making it unpleasant for everyone! In addition, it would completely change the tenor of our relaxed beach community. It would be an overbearing presence in our community. You were a significant force when the mask mandate was passed in Collier County. I am asking you to stand up against this massive project. Frankly, knowing how much opposition there is to the project’s design and how you care for our Collier County, I am amazed that this is a hard decision for you. We understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning, and I am asking you to vote to deny his proposed amendment to the Growth Plan. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan We will be there on March 1st, virtually. Sincerely, Joan and Marc Saperstein __________________________ __________________________ -------------------------- From:Lawrence Hughes To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 5:33:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Paula Leachman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 4:21:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Vanderbilt beach is already crowded and Collier County beaches are being absorbed into private developments which do not support the public. Do the right thing and vote this down. Sincerely, Paula Leachman __________________________ -------------------------- From:Richard Rowe To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:32:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:Stephanie Fleming To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2021 3:23:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DON'T RUIN OUR LOVELY VANDERBILT BEACH AREA! My daughter was married at La Playa and it was so lovely – and that large development will ruin the lovely area. The strip of the beach is already overcrowded. I live in Bay Colony and walk and bike up and down Vanderbilt Beach road. There is already tons of traffic and this will add more and I worry about the safety of myself and others. That development would be lovely in another area that is not already so dense. Please oppose it. Thank you for your consideration. Stephanie Fleming -------------------------- From:Judithe wensinger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 8:46:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, judithe Wensinger______________ -------------------------- From:Kelley Lindes To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 7:32:52 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Kim Freedman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 5:41:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Michelle Mayes To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 5:27:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Michelle Mayes __________________________ -------------------------- From:John Barbaro To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 4:37:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:John Barbaro To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 4:09:16 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Cathy Orban To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 4:04:32 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Jill DenHerder To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 3:27:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, _Jill DenHerder_________________________ -------------------------- From:Jim Jacob To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 3:13:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Jim Jacob __________________________ -------------------------- From:Janice Wieland To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 2:40:41 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Janice Wieland __________________________ -------------------------- From:Bruce Freedman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 2:36:40 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, _______bruce freedman___________________ -------------------------- From:Jean Larrabee To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 2:09:47 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am a 40 year resident of Naples, and I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Jean Larrabee 898 Gulf Pavilion Drive Naples, FL __________________________ -------------------------- From:Claudia Daddario To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 2:04:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Catie Hart To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:58:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Catie Hart __________________________ -------------------------- From:Marlene Apkon To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:56:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, ________Marlene Apkon__________________ -------------------------- From:Jeanine Bandiero To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:56:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __jeanine Bandiero________________________ -------------------------- From:Richard Duarte To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:54:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Muriel Longlade To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:51:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:judith rowell To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:36:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Kim jacob To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:36:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Andrew Dahl To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:36:22 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Roger Dolden To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:26:43 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Joanne Belcastro To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 1:26:23 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Jill and Brad Van Zyl To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Sunday, November 29, 2020 11:22:52 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We are to writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered- down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. Please help keep our Vanderbilt Beach community the friendly, quiet, and NOT crowded place it has been for so many years. Thank you. We hope that our concerns are ones that you will seriously think about. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Jill and Brad Van Zyl _________________________ -------------------------- From:Marian Freund To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 5:55:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:mark efrusy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 6:04:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Ulrik Poulsen To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 6:31:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:William Schult To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 8:39:24 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Gary Gage To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 9:13:25 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Brian and Shelley Maher To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 9:28:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We strongly favor holding the meeting at which One Naples will be considered outdoors. In particular, we support holding the meeting at St John the Evangelist Church where the Neighborhood Information Meeting on One Naples was held. We oppose the project with the current oversized towers and minimal setbacks. Thank you, Brian and Shelley Maher __________________________ -------------------------- From:Shelley Karrip To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 10:14:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Kameel Chamelly To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Thursday, December 3, 2020 10:15:20 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Lea Smith To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 7:51:31 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. This outdoor venue will allow ALL people to be heard and for those in power to see the mass response against this invasion into their neighborhood. Thank you. Sincerely, Lea Smith __________________________ -------------------------- From:Helen M Kreller To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 9:10:37 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, Helen M Kreller____________________ -------------------------- From:Toby Zettler To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 11:34:25 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, Toby Zettler 377 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, Unit 201 Naples FL 34108 __________________________ -------------------------- From:Toby Zettler To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 11:35:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am writing today in my continued opposition to the One Naples project as out is proposed. I understand that, because the Corona Virus has made in-person hearings difficult in the County’s hearing room, that consideration is being given to holding the One Naples discussions in an outdoor venue. I fully support that concept as it would allow many more members of the public to safely express their feelings about the project, both for and against it. Thanks for your positive consideration of this idea. As we all know only too well, Please consider hearing this important matter at the second of your January meetings, on the 19th. Like many others, we are still wrapped up in the holidays the first week in January and we won’t be able to give this matter our full attention as it deserves. Sincerely, Toby Zettler __________________________ -------------------------- From:Susan Stanley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood Date:Monday, March 1, 2021 11:41:33 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. __________________________ -------------------------- From:inge hissa To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhood/Chateau Vanderbilt Condominium Date:Monday, November 30, 2020 8:14:19 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: I am the President of Chateau Vanderbilt Condominium Association and writing you today to express my opposition to the Stock Development One Naples as it is currently proposed. I represent the Board and Owners of Chateau Vanderbilt and we are very concerned about the impact Naples One will have on our neighborhood, traffic, skyline, view and more. We have worked hard over the last few years to improve on our property and surroundings based on our owners desires to live in a smaller based community with high values and standards. I was encouraged by the action of the Planning Commission and their inability to recommend approval not only of the current Stock plan, but of a watered-down version that reduced the outrageous tower heights by almost 25%, and extremely diminished setbacks. They did their job, protecting the community. Now it’s your turn. Planning Commissioner Frye said it best when he asked the other Commissioners how they could ignore the outpouring of sentiment from the community. These are your constituents, your voters. Isn’t it your responsibility to listen to those who will live with this atrocity for decades to come and to vehemently deny the developer the right to build it? If hundreds of emails exhorting you to deny the project are not enough, if more than eighty people who signed up to speak against the project at the Planning Commission are not enough, if the 1,100 members of Save Vanderbilt Beach, forty percent of whom have contributed more than $100,000 to engage experts and fight the development are not enough, what exactly will be enough to persuade you to do the right thing? Please, when it comes before you, vote to deny the project as it is currently proposed. If you do approve something for the site, and remember we are not opposed to reasonable development, please approve the project with the conditions that your own Planning Staff proposed. They are reasonable and result in a project that is compatible with and complementary to the neighborhood. In hopes of a more reasonable project, I am respectfully, Inge Hissa President, Chateau Vanderbilt 410-215-1767 __________________________ -------------------------- From:carolyn jasiul ferrari To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighborhoodnaples one Date:Wednesday, August 12, 2020 11:57:08 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: We hope that you will take the lead in demanding that the Stock company bring this overreaching plan for One Naples more into compatibility with the neighborhood. Look, we know that the Commissioners have a long history of voting with Stock and other developers, but this time must be different. We know that the corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulfshore Drive is currently an eyesore, and we know that it needs to be redeveloped. Stock is a good choice as the developer. Can we count on you to vote down his current design? Ask him to start again, acting more in line with the public interest. It’s your sworn duty to do so. You need not wait until the formal meeting. A call from you today indicating that you can’t vote for today’s design, but that you would fully support a project more sensitive to neighborhood wishes and compatibility would go a long way to bringing Stock back to the table. We and our more-than-one-thousand fellow registrants of Save Vanderbilt Beach stand ready to talk. It’s not too late. Stock will tell you that there have been literally dozens of meetings with the community and that is true, but the changes he has made to date have simply not been adequate, nor is it appropriate that there are quid pro quos with new paint jobs, access control systems, pool covers, power washes, and discounted pricing on needed sea wall repairs being exchanged for support. A 700-foot long 35-foot high wall 15-feet off his property line and a mere 35-feet from edge of the pavement along the length of Gulfshore and VBR, no matter what the planting in front of it, is not in the public interest. It will be a monstrosity for decades to come. And the towers, two 208-foot high structures as close as 25 feet to the property line will dominate the landscape, dwarfing the surrounding buildings. Stock is asking the county to donate nearly .6 acres to him in the form of the vacation of various roadways that run throughout his property. What is he giving in return? A project not in the public interest, adding too much density, traffic, safety concerns, and additional beach usage to an area already overburdened. Please, Commissioner Taylor, help us protect the public interest Thank you. Sincerely, __________________________ -------------------------- From:Francis Terrault To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vanderbilt neighbourhood Date:Saturday, February 20, 2021 9:53:40 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor: On March 1 you and your fellow Commissioners will be hearing Stock Development’s application for One Naples. I am writing you today to express my strong opposition to the development as Stock has proposed it. I know full well that this development is not in our District, and that Commissioners generally tend to vote with the Commissioner in whose District the project lies. But, in this case I ask you to act independently. Residents of Commissioner Solis’ District have overwhelmingly shown their opposition. I know that you are aware of that as I know that you have received hundreds of emails telling you so. I believe that Commissioner Solis intends to vote in support of the Stock amendment to the Growth Management Plan. His reason for doing so is flawed. He feels that the neighborhood is not capable of understanding the nuances of the matter before you, and that he, alone, knows what is good for his District. When he tells people, “Be careful what you wish for.” he is saying that the residents of the affected neighborhood don’t know what they are asking. assure you that they do understand the ramifications of asking that Stock respect the existing C-3 zoning. One Naples is not simply a District 2 issue. Its approval would send a message that it’s “business as usual,” and that the “Miamification” of Collier County will continue. That must stop! I am asking you to vote to deny Stock’s proposed amendment to the Growth Management Plan I along with hundreds of others will be there on March 1st to support you in making the right decision. Francis Terrault __________________________ -------------------------- From:c hopkins To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Vote NO to One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 3:58:26 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioners, As a Collier County Resident, I am urging you vote NO to Stock Development's proposed One Naples. Even with the addition of the Daruma parcel! This project far exceeds any intelligent person's vision for the future of Vanderbilt Beach and the county coastline. We have a county Growth Management Plan in place for a reason... to protect our natural resources and the safety and quality of life in Collier County, especially in already congested areas!! Please vote NO on this project. Listen to your constituents... not big development. Thank you, Cynthia Hopkins From:William Schult To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Vote NO for current One Naples plan Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 3:59:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. To the Honorable Commissioners: Thank you for the job you do in support of our great community. I am a longtime Florida resident of the Beachwalk community (since January 2005) located along Vanderbilt Beach Road. We are just west of the Pavilion shopping plaza and across VB Rd from the north end of Pelican Bay. I am 'okay' with residential development in the area that Stock is talking about....BUT LET US BE REASONABLE...the density and height must fit the area. Stock's examples of "comparable" high rises is a crock of shit; Stock references the Ritz Carlton and Trieste. Do you see the setbacks and surrounding green space around those two high rises? There is lots of it...there is NONE of that with Stock's plan. Stock should maybe get approval for a townhouse setting type development, 3 to 5 stories tall...AND NOT ON TOP OF 2 STORIES OF PARKING. I'm talking a total height of 5 stories. If they can't make that work, then forget granting them any variances. The area is zoned commercial; residents of the area would be good with a few more restaurants and services. Stock threatens that commercial development is going to generate more auto traffic...BALONEY. Those new commercial establishments will be supported by the existing beach visitors and the residents of the area; most of whom will walk or bike to the restaurant. PLEASE do not approve this One Naples proposal as it exists today. If Stock can't make either of the two suggestions above work, then so be it. Let them move on. thank you, willie Willie Schult 790 Reef Point Circle Naples, FL 34108 e-mail: schultw@aol.com cell ph: 239-438-2801 From:peter heath To:SolisAndy; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; SaundersBurt Subject:Vote NO for One Naples Date:Wednesday, February 24, 2021 1:36:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioners: As you consider Mr. Stock's proposal, please be guided by your obligation to the residents of all of Collier County. A tasteful, modest development, of appropriate scale, consistent and compatible with the current neighborhood and its zoning requirements, can be a responsible enhancement to the area. But, as proposed, the Stock development is not responsible. It is too expansive, too tall, forces upon us too big of a marina, and mocks appropriate established setbacks and green space requirements. Most importantly, please bear in mind before you vote, that it is against current zoning regulations, and flouts the Collier County Land Development Code, which was established to protect our county from exactly this type of overdevelopment! Vanderbilt Beach is a popular county beach and should remain accessible to all county residents. Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Boulevard are single lanes, and are already heavily congested with cars, bicycles, and pedestrians. The additional burden this proposal imposes will overwhelm the current infrastructure. To Mr. Stock, this is only a money making scheme that he is vigorously trying to foist upon your constituents. As county commissioners, please consider all of your county residents. That is your charge. This includes not only the neighbors to One Naples, but all residents of the entire county. This vote will set a precedent for how all of Collier County will be allowed to grow in the future. Will Collier County grow according to the established Land Development Code, or will Mr. Stock, and other developers who will then follow his lead, be allowed to look upon the code with derision, and then talk the board into changing it to fit their personal wants? If so, why was a Land Development Code ever established? It will have totally lost its intended purpose. Please stand for the voices of all the people. Vote NO to this condescending proposal. This is our county, this is our beach access. Please represent all of us. Thank you. Sincerely, Kim and Peter Heath 8375 Excalibur Circle, Unit I-7 Naples, Florida 34108 From:Daniel Hutchins To:SolisAndy; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Cc:SolisAndy; Philip Diberardino; David Hughes; Jim Johnson; Dave Lisbon; Dana Burich; Sandy Smith; Diana Walsh Subject:Vote NO on Naples One development Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 7:35:02 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear County Commissioners, On behalf of the Board of Directors of St Marissa Condominium Association, which is located within Pelican Bay, I want to voice our opposition to the One Naples project as currently conceived. Our opposition is based on the following --[if !supportLists]-->· These buildings do not conform to the proportions of the neighborhood. That neighborhood for which to compare this project is not Pelican Bay where the larger buildings are significantly set back and surrounded by protected lands and natural beauty. Instead, the neighborhood is Vanderbilt Beach where the buildings are closer to each other and therefore proportionately smaller. This project is not consistent with the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. --[if !supportLists]-->· Traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road is already congested and this project will make it much worse. There will be more drivers cutting through Pelican Bay Boulevard, where speeding is a significant problem and the the development will make the roadway more dangerous for pedestrians and bikers. --[if !supportLists]-->· Naples beach and surrounding infrastructure will be further overcrowded and taxed. --[if !supportLists]-->· The negative environmental impact on the bay will be significant. --[if !supportLists]-->· The development is not consistent with a prudent growth management plan Please vote NO for the One Naples development which will preserve the long-term viability of the surrounding neighborhoods. Very truly yours, Daniel Hutchins St Marissa Board President From:Philip Diberardino To:SolisAndy; LoCastroRick; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; McDanielBill Subject:Vote NO on Naples One development Date:Friday, February 26, 2021 7:48:40 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I want to voice my opposition to the One Naples project as currently conceived. My opposition is based on the following · These buildings do not conform to the proportions of the neighborhood. That neighborhood for which to compare this project is not Pelican Bay where the larger buildings are significantly set back and surrounded by protected lands and natural beauty. Instead, the neighborhood is Vanderbilt Beach where the buildings are closer to each other and therefore proportionately smaller. This project is not consistent with the Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood. · Traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road is already congested and this project will make it much worse. There will be more drivers cutting through Pelican Bay Boulevard, where speeding is a significant problem and the the development will make the roadway more dangerous for pedestrians and bikers. · Naples beach and surrounding infrastructure will be further overcrowded and taxed. · The negative environmental impact on the bay will be significant. · The development is not consistent with a prudent growth management plan Please vote NO for the One Naples development which will preserve the long-term viability of the surrounding neighborhoods. Philip DiBerardino 6573 Marissa Loop Naples Fl 34108 From:sharin kusek To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 6:55:34 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please do what the people who voted you into your commissioner seat are asking. Vote no. We care more about our lifestyle and community than nyc money coming into Naples. Which are the only ones that will be able to buy the stock properties. Who wants more impatient people beeping horns and acting like they know better than the older timers if Florida. We live in NJ 3 months a year. We live this truth. I come to Naples for a beautiful, quiet and respectful life. We are already seeing signs of change in Naples. Please don’t force it into our front yard. Thank you The kusek’s Flagship drive Naples Fl Sent from my iPhone From:pointabino@hotmail.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Friday, December 4, 2020 5:41:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. STOP One Naples! Keep Naples special! Sent from my iPhone From:sharin kusek To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 6:55:35 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please do what the people who voted you into your commissioner seat are asking. Vote no. We care more about our lifestyle and community than nyc money coming into Naples. Which are the only ones that will be able to buy the stock properties. Who wants more impatient people beeping horns and acting like they know better than the older timers if Florida. We live in NJ 3 months a year. We live this truth. I come to Naples for a beautiful, quiet and respectful life. We are already seeing signs of change in Naples. Please don’t force it into our front yard. Thank you The kusek’s Flagship drive Naples Fl Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone From:Diane Reed To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Sunday, December 6, 2020 12:47:21 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am a Regatta owner, and I am very concerned about the size and scope of Mr. Stock’s development at Vanderbilt Beach Road. I have been to several meetings and listened to his plans. This Project is entirely too tall and too close to the road. It is overwhelming considering the size and scope of the rest of the neighboring community. Vanderbilt Beach is a separate community from Pelican Bay so any comparisons to Pelican Bay are inappropriate. The Vanderbilt Beach area and condo buildings are quiet, low key and blend in with each other. Mr. Stock’s plan has a Park Shore high-rise feel which is not our community. What is the point of having rules and zoning requirements and limitations if developers are not going to adhere to them. They have been put in place to protect our community both for the environmental impact as well as visual. We do need that 6 acre property to be developed to add to our Community and property values, but it needs to be in keeping with the surrounding area in order to have the best impact visually and environmentally for our area. I realize this would be a major statement and show piece for Mr. Stock’s portfolio but it is not in the best interest of our community. I understand that the powers at be in Naples would like the income that a project like Mr. Stock’s would generate, but a great deal of the appeal of Naples and particularly our Vanderbilt community is based on a more low-key, quiet and unobtrusive merging with nature. That is what draws our tourists and businesses. We like our coastal area for these reasons and do not want to see oversized projects built close to the road with an East Coast feel. Upon completion of his project Mr. Stock will move on and begin another project elsewhere, and we will be left to deal with the fallout of an overdeveloped property forever. This should not be a discussion about the project’s economic and financial generation for Naples or our community but should be more about blending into the surrounding community in a positive way for our future. I’m not sure why he wants to push through a project of this size and scope that the community clearly does not want. Adhere to the height requirement and setback requirement and the community will be much happier!! Thank you for your consideration! Sincerely, Diane Reed Regatta bldg III Sent from my iPhone From:greig mccallum To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:00:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Councillor I was shocked to read that STOCK Development are now resorting to bribing neighboring condo associations to approve their terrible One Naples development. Surely this is tantamount to proof that their development is severely lacking and that they NOT the kind of developers we want or need in our community. Please do your duty and vote NO to One Naples. There are good reasons for our planning rules and restrictions - please adhere to them. Thank you, Greig McCallum Naples, FL From:mep0318@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Sunday, December 6, 2020 3:46:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Ms.Taylor Please vote NO to continue the One Naples project. It is time someone has the courage to stand up to big business and protect private citizens. Thank you and please vote for the people. Mary Paolantonio San Marino Sent from my iPad From:Megan Catanzarita To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:06:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please listen to Pelican Bay residents. No Naples One. Do not add to congestion. Do not add bodies to beaches or cars to roads. Please listen. Meg Catanzarita, Breakwater at Pelican Bay Sent from my iPhone From:Kim Reynolds To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 5:23:32 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny- This project is not in the best interest of the residents of Pelican Bay and should be voted down. At minimum it should be significantly scaled back. Thank you! We have a Condo in PB and will be moving down full time in a few years. Kim A Reynolds 435 Lantern Lane Berwyn, PA 19312 (H) 610-647-2858 (C) 484-467-1480 From:Ruth Lennon To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:21:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:Denise J Duca To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 11:07:40 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner: There appears to be absolutely no sympathy or support for the residents, citizens regarding this project. This will ruin our community. We are opposing One Naples and requesting your "no" vote. This is a ridiculous project that will affect so many residents that enjoyed living in Naples. Why does our government want to do this to one of the most beautiful communities in the US. Vote "NO" on One Naples development. Pelican Bay, Crescent Resident Denise Duca From:Robertlskolnick To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:23:10 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPad From:Bonnie To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 9, 2020 3:43:02 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, I am a resident of Pelican Bay and live in the Breakwater Complex which runs along Vanderbilt Beach road. I live facing Vanderbilt Beach Rd. and in season traffic to and from the beach is bumper to bumper and I cannot imagine thousands of more residents living in the area where Naples One proposes construction. A bike lane has been constructed which I am in favor of, but this construction of hundreds more condos could be a disaster for this area and extremely dangerous. I vehemently oppose this project and I expect you will vote in favor of the people who you represent. Rosamond C. Weir . From:Richard Arikian To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:25:40 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Stop the 1 Naples project-- Sent from Gmail Mobile From:Carolyn Ferrari To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 6:23:55 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPhone From:SIDNEY GOLD To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:27:04 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vote NO on this overbearing project. Sidney Gold Pelican Bay From:Peter Barakett To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 3:36:30 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:Kim W. Suchy To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:37:15 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny: PLEASE consider us. We do not want such a facility on Vanderbilt Beach. Please oppose. Kim W. Suchy 810 Breakaway lane #201 Naples, Fl 34108 -- Kim From:HAGGERTY To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 2:11:26 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor, As a resident of The Beachmoor Condominium and as your constituent I am writing to you to express my opposition to the One Naples project as proposed. The facts as we see them are as follows: 1) Vanderbilt Beach is presently the most popular / over crowded beach in Collier County. 2) The traffic situation at present is extremely difficult and unsafe for vehicular traffic and pedestrians alike. 3) The 'canyon' effect created by these building will be profound; physically and aesthetically. We are not opposed to the development of the property. However, the magnitude of the project as proposed is completely unacceptable. As propose, the increase of numbers, people, cars etc, will negatively affect police, EMS, and fire response times. In addition, the size of the proposed marina will have a negative effect to the quality of the water in Connors Bay as well as marine life. We ask you to vote with the residents of your district and reject the project as proposed. A much more modest project for this area would be acceptable. It is time to do the right thing, Sincerely, Dr. and Mrs. Stephen F Haggerty stepmar@optonline.net Vanderbilt Beach From:Nelly Dastain To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:42:00 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. NONONO Nelly Dastain Paris (33) 6 14 61 39 65 Naples, FL (1) 347 481 3124 From:Kay Woolley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 1:54:16 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I live in the Barefoot Pelican and please vote no on 1 Naples From:ghoussaini@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:45:53 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, I am writing you today to express my opposition to the One Naples application as it is proposed. Before telling you my reasons, however, I do want to express my thanks to you for your willingness to thoroughly hear the comments of both sides of the debate. My hope is for your thoughtful consideration of all the concerned residents and beach goers that frequent Vanderbilt Beach. I am opposed because, as has been so well documented, the plan is neither complimentary to nor compatible with the neighborhood. These shortcomings center primarily on height, mass, setbacks, and open space. As designed, One Naples promotes a Miami-like, canyon-like feeling that is the total opposite of the neighborhoods’ desires. The developer’s belief that by providing rooftop amenities such as cabanas and swimming pool is satisfying open space requirements, is totally absurd. Open space is to be enjoyed by all the people, not just the select few who can afford such an expensive “first class” residence. I am equally put off by the developer’s endless threat of a commercial development replacing his outrageous towers. Frankly, a commercial development constricted by the C-3 zoning requirements offers all the neighborhood’s residents an acceptable walkable/bikeable amenity as opposed to a development that benefits only the developer and his 172 customers. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, Valerie Ghoussaini From:Ron Roth To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 11:36:20 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote no on One Naples. Thank you, Ron Roth From:Deb Reed To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 7:49:12 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, I am writing you today to express my opposition to the One Naples application as it is proposed. Before telling you my reasons, however, I do want to express my thanks to you for your willingness to thoroughly hear the comments of both sides of the debate. My hope is for your thoughtful consideration of all the concerned residents and beach goers that frequent Vanderbilt Beach. I am opposed because, as has been so well documented, the plan is neither complimentary to nor compatible with the neighborhood. These shortcomings center primarily on height, mass, setbacks, and open space. As designed, One Naples promotes a Miami-like, canyon-like feeling that is the total opposite of the neighborhoods’ desires. The developer’s belief that by providing rooftop amenities such as cabanas and swimming pool is satisfying open space requirements, is totally absurd. Open space is to be enjoyed by all the people, not just the select few who can afford such an expensive “first class” residence. I am equally put off by the developer’s endless threat of a commercial development replacing his outrageous towers. Frankly, a commercial development constricted by the C-3 zoning requirements offers all the neighborhood’s residents an acceptable walkable/bikeable amenity as opposed to a development that benefits only the developer and his 172 customers. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, Deborah Reed 6001 Pelican Bay Blvd. Naples, Fl 34108 Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone From:Janice Abram To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 11:12:51 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please consider the heavy traffic this will bring . The heavy traffic cutting through PB to get to 5th Ave . The light at 41 will back up traffic constantly So there will be heavy traffic cutting Throughout out Naples Park also Thank you Sent from my iPhone From:Peg McCausland To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:01:49 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Be a good and fair commissioner and vote”no” Peg McCausland From:Kevin Oconnor To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 10:52:29 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny, I am an owner in Pelican Bay and I wanted you to know that I am firmly opposed to the Naples One Project. Please do not vote in favor of this project. Kevin T. O'Connor From:Paul Lacroix To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 8:08:33 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPhone From:Susan Miller To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 10:01:28 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am writting to you to express my opinion on the “One Naples” project under consideration for my neighborhood. I believe that the project will cause considerable congestion in the area that it is proposed and I also think Stock Development is asking for to many changes to the current zoning for that area. I also understand that it does not meet the growth management plan but they are asking for changes. Please vote NO on this development at this location. Susan P. Miller 643 98th Avenue North Naples, Florida 34108 From:mary artese To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 9:07:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vote no Sent from my iPad From:wayne plaza To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 9:43:38 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Commissioner Taylor: No one, I believe, is saying do not develop the property under consideration for One Naples at all, but what should be permitted? Not what has been proposed. Pelican Bay is required to subsidize Route 41. One Naples should do no less, (roads, sidewalks, bicycle lanes, upkeep of the roadway, not your residents if anything is permitted for safety reasons if nothing else. There are only two ways out of One Naples, Vanderbilt Beach Rd, and Vanderbilt Dr. Then there will be the cutting through Pelican Bay to avoid the lights if one is going into Naples. Have the police tell you about the speed of traffic on Pelican Bay Blvd with no real bicycle lane. Posted as 30 mph, and if one goes this speed you will likely be the only vehicle doing so. Most of these are even Pelican Bay residents. What traffic this will add to that route will be unbelievable and sheer frustration will make the likely speeds in excess of 40 mph which occurs often now. But Pelican Bay is only one issue and I know some County personnel still smart from its petition to annex. That is history. Let's look at all other residents in North Naples who go to Vanderbilt Beach. With One Naples, the traffic will become impossible. The two roads in and out are only two lanes for the most part. I cannot opine on the building heights, however, the photographs show what appear to be unreasonable heights. The photographs also show multiple buildings with minimal parking within One Naples. Where do all the people go? Why so many buildings for what is actually a rather small plot of land for the scope of this development. Thank you for your consideration. Wayne Plaza From:Katherine Tardio To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 9:20:07 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please - in the spirit of the Holidays, Vote “No”. Make a trip here and notice the traffic on a warm day when people head to the beach - it is a nightmare! Please Vote “NO”. Thank you! Katie Tardio From:Gail Dobbs To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 9:39:24 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hello, As a resident of Naples Park, 91st Avenue, I am vehemently against One Naples. Please consider the future of Collier County as well as the wishes of the majority of home owners. Also remember the traffic on Vanderbilt Drive. Bike riders, mostly tourists and visitors, use it, no bike lane, sidewalk only on west side. On 91st there is a small lane on the south side. Bikes, strollers, wagons, people pushing carriages. They use both sides of the street, in the road, with traffic. The corner of Vanderbilt and 91st is a fatal accident waiting to happen. Drivers speed onto 91st, others speed to the stop signs. Pet peeve. Sunset serenade each evening is the sound of sirens and horns rushing to the beach area or try skirting the traffic on V. Drive. It will only worsen, and that scares me. Kind regards, Gail Dobbs 535 91st Ave. N Sent from my iPad From:Susan L Goldsmith To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Monday, December 7, 2020 11:51:14 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms. Taylor, As part of the Naples community that will be severely affected by the One Naples project, we beg of you to vote against this project. The damage it will do to our community will be irreparable. Please vote against the Stock company project. It is worth it for the future of Naples. Sincerely, Ron and Susan Goldsmith From:Irwin Moore To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 9:29:53 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please ! Dr I. B. Moore From:ELettl To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:02:56 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioner, Vote 'NO' on One Naples. Thank you, Erich Lettl From:Colleen Hooley To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 9:02:14 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. We are totally against the One Naples project! Overcrowded beach, overcrowded roads are all going to ruin the Vanderbilt beach area for years to come. John and Colleen Hooley Sent from my iPhone From:ELettl To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:13:31 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Collier County Commissioner, Please vote 'NO' on One Naples.. Thank you, Kevin Tremmel From:Linda Piatt To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 8:41:24 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please listen to the voices of the people who live in this area. Save the small town ‘flavor’ many moved here for and still come for. The density proposed should not even be considered as it is against our established codes and growth plan. Thank you Sent from my iPhone Linda Piatt CRS Broker Associate Premier Sotheby's International Realty 4001 Tamiami Trail N | Suite 102 Naples | Florida 34103 239 | 269 | 2322 c From:Arthur C Mueller To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 7:16:58 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. My wife and I purchased a home in Pelican Bay and are planning to declare domicile in January. We don’t need this huge development in our neighborhood. You should send a message now, that no matter how much developers are willing to spend, it won’t guarantee their project will be approved. All developers will pay attention to your actions in this case. Voters, too. Art and Ellen Mueller 6500 Valen Way Naples, FL 34108 Sent from my iPad From:Sue Thomson To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 8:41:13 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPhone From:Bob Vathing To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 7:29:14 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor The ONE NAPLES growth plan amendment and rezone will be coming up for your review and action within the next few weeks. We are respectfully asking that you ‘really’ listen to the expressed concerns of the citizens of North Naples, and Collier County in general, and understand the magnitude of why so many are strongly opposed to this project, as proposed. Please understand everyone is in agreement that something needs to be done with this assemblage of land, as it’s presently an eyesore to residents and visitors alike. With that being said, development is not the objection here, it’s the proposed project’s egregious intensity, its non-conforming height and density, its deviations in architecture, landscape buffers, parking, sidewalks, setbacks, right of ways … and the list goes on. As proposed, the scope and scale of One Naples certainly does not meet the intent of the current Land Development Code (LDC), nor is it in keeping with, or protective of the local environment and it poses great safety concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists, cars, and emergency vehicles alike. One Naples will negatively affect the heavily congested Vanderbilt Beach collector roadway, already having difficulty handling its existing peak hour traffic. The approval of this MPUD as proposed, steps from the public beach, will only serve to exasperate existing road-pedestrian safety issues with overpowering structures, short setbacks, vacation of right of ways, less parking and certainly less compatibility with the immediate surrounding public environment. Even with Stock's proposed traffic calming "gifts' and lush landscape, this project does not conform nor is it conducive to the local environment. Stock Development continues to advise the public they have had more than 50 meetings with the surrounding neighbors, to be a good neighbor, and understand the concerns. They have scaled down the project, reduced commercial space and are offering community improvements to offset stated objections. Despite those offerings, many local residents think Stock Development is failing to recognize that even its revised GMPA/ rezone petition with to 172 residences with 2 – 16 story towers is still incompatible with the local environment and many view it as invasive, unsightly ‘urban sprawl,’ given its location and limited space. As these petitions come before the BCC, Stock Development maintains their ‘reduced’ tower height of 208 ft is justified and in keeping with neighboring structures, even though the County staff comments do not agree. They also maintain that, while they overshadow their immediate neighbors, their towers will be shorter than the highly visible Ritz Carlton and Pelican Bay, Trieste. Again, many believe Stock fails to acknowledge that those properties being referred to are not encroaching on setbacks, sidewalks, right of ways, have different # of units per acre and/or were built under previous codes/guidelines… nor are any so close to the pavement or at the entrance to the public beach! We are at a crossroad with the future of Naples... We need you, as our elected Commissioners to be ‘for the people’ and part of the solution. When all is said and done, this will come down to a policy decision for the BCC. Every decision made has consequences and those consequences affect the future of Naples for decades to come. Granting such deviations to the current LDC will only allow future developers to come along and argue their project's consistency based on any deviations you allow today. Please, do the right thing here and deny One Naples, as proposed. VOTE NO. Do not allow this project to intensely, exceed the allowable density of the LDC in this (already) congested area with little, open green space and limited parking. Sincerely, Robert and Darlene Vathing From:Ruth Lennon To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 8:22:38 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:John Dowd To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 8:08:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, There is no one in the area who wants to see One Naples go forward. John Dowd Sent from my iPad From:Leonard Jacob To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 8:01:05 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please, please, please vote NO! Respectfully, Len Jacob Sent from my iPad Leonard Jacob M.D., Ph.D. From:F.A. Lesters To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 8:40:50 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please follow the will of your constituents in voting " No" on One Naples Francis Lesters Pelican Bay Resident Sent from my iPad From:paul bennett To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 7:45:42 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vote no on one Naples! We do not need more high-rise buildings blocking our beaches in Naples and congesting traffic! Sincerely, Paul Bennett From:Ellen Faye To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 8:58:26 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, I am opposed to Stock Development’s One Naples high-rise project because it fundamentally disregards the Collier County Growth Management Plan (GMP) and Land Development Code which residents and neighborhoods rely on to protect our quality of life and home investment. For this reason, and for the reasons outlined below, I am asking you, as a County Commissioner, to DENY the proposed GMP amendment. As a member of the local community, I fully understand that in doing so, the property will retain its current C-3 zoning, which will provide much needed walkable and bikeable neighborhood services. Stock’s proposed amendment doubles density in the coastal high hazard zone and paves the way for the rezoning request that doubles allowable building height, reduces setbacks by 70%, and cuts in half required open space. The project is not compatible with, or complementary to, adjacent comparable neighborhoods. One Naples will introduce a Collins Ave., Miami Beach-like development into the Naples Park, Gulf Shore Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road communities. To avoid this outcome, the Commissioners must deny the GMP amendment. Acknowledging this extreme and radical departure from the type of development allowed under the GMP, approval of this project would provide a rationale for future too tall, too dense, irresponsible projects to continue to alter for the worse existing neighborhood character throughout Collier County. Should you see fit to approve the amendment notwithstanding the outcry from thousands of community residents, Collier planning staff, in considering the rezoning request, has recommended approval of the project but conditioned to make the buildings better fit the neighborhood. Staff proposes limiting the height of all four building to seventy-six feet. With a redesign option of the towers, setting back higher stories in a “wedding cake” fashion, staff would allow a height of one hundred and twenty-five feet (60% of the 208-ft request). Staff also recommends a front setback of 25-feet for all four buildings, rather than the 10-ft to 15-ft setback that the Stock plan is based on. Additionally, it recommends allowing a front setback of 15-feet for the two towers based upon a site plan redesign that provides retail services along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive. Although the Naples Park Area Association, the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Save Vanderbilt Beach, and other communities can support staff design conditions, given the transformative nature of the project even at the reduced scale, the better approach is to deny the project outright. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Ellen Faye, 7040 Pelican Bay Blvd. From:MARCIA MARTELL To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 7:28:45 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote NO in January against the One Naples project! Surely you can appreciate the devastation it will cause to the residents, traffic, and desirability of the area. It will be the beginning of the end of Naples as we know it! Marcia Martell Sent from my iPad From:Lynne Nordhoff To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 9:08:55 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner, I am writing to you to express my opposition to the One Naples application as it is proposed. I want to express my thanks to you for your willingness to thoroughly hear the comments of both sides of the debate. My hope is for your thoughtful consideration of all the concerned residents and beach-goers that frequent Vanderbilt Beach. I am opposed because the plan is neither complimentary to nor compatible with the neighborhood. These shortcomings center primarily on height, mass, setbacks, and open space. In addition, the traffic on Vanderbilt Beach Road would be horrific. As designed, One Naples promotes a Miami-like, canyon-like feeling that is the total opposite of the neighborhoods’ desires. I am equally put off by the developer’s endless threat of a commercial development replacing his outrageous towers. Frankly, a commercial development constricted by the C-3 zoning requirements offers all the neighborhood’s residents an acceptable walkable/bikeable amenity as opposed to a development that benefits only the developer and his 172 customers. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, Lynne C Nordhoff From:John Miller To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 7:20:43 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am writing to ask you to vote no on "One Naples” so that it will not be built in my neighborhood. There is far more congestion in that area of the beach access for us already plus I don’t believe that the project meets the current growth management plan. Most of my neighbors also do not want this project built here although they may think they can have anything to say about it. Please vote NO and respect the will of the people that live in the area. John F. Miller 647 98th Avenue N Naples, FL 34108 kyyardbird@gmail.com (239)348-5991 From:Sara Ellerhorst To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 9:10:31 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Stock Development needs to stop the development of One Naples. It does not fit the neighboring area and would negatively impact Greater Naples. Please vote NO. Sara and Jim Ellerhorst Sent from my iPhone From:Colette Diegel To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 7:11:33 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vote NO ON NAPLES ONE Sent from my iPhone From:SANDRA WEEKLEY To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 9:13:49 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good Morning Ms Taylor, As a resident of Vanderbilt Beach, I ask you to listen to the thousands of constituents begging you to vote no to the proposed Stock Development Project One Naples. As tax payers, we payed for a comprehensive development plan and any proposal that asks you to throw it away in order to approve a project should have never even reached this phase! Now Stock is literally paying off neighboring condo associations to speak in favor of the project. Please don’t let us think he has bought your vote as well. Just say NO! Sincerely, Sandra Weekley 332 Conners Ave Sent from my iPad From:Rosemary Pace To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 6:50:41 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. No! Insane to build at this location. Rosemary Pace Sent from my iPhone From:Michael Glick To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 10:23:51 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Stop one Naples Michael Glick 410.803.3571 (o) 410.303.5029 (c) From:Rosemary Pace To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 6:48:20 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. No! Insane to build at this location. Rosemary Pace Sent from my iPhone From:Lanesendfarm Yahoo To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 1:25:42 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Ms Taylor, I am vehemently oppose the Stock Naples One proposed development. And, as I’m sure you are aware, so are the thousands of local residents who will be negatively impacted by this project. Please consider the opinions of these people in the upcoming meeting. Sincerely Leah Conathan Sent from my iPad From:Patricia To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 6:44:49 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a Pelican Bay resident, I am once again expressing my disapproval of the One Naples project. I cannot support its moving forward and cringe at all the negative effects such an intense development will bring to our neighborhood. As a Collier County citizen, I vehemently oppose the One Naples development. Thank you. Best, Patricia Dellas Sent from my iPhone From:Paula To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 8, 2020 9:44:31 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, I am opposed to Stock Development’s One Naples high-rise project because it fundamentally disregards the Collier County Growth Management Plan (GMP) and Land Development Code which residents and neighborhoods rely on to protect our quality of life and home investment. For this reason, and for the reasons outlined below, I am asking you, as a County Commissioner, to DENY the proposed GMP amendment. As a member of the local community, I fully understand that in doing so, the property will retain its current C-3 zoning, which will provide much needed walkable and bikeable neighborhood services. Stock’s proposed amendment doubles density in the coastal high hazard zone and paves the way for the rezoning request that doubles allowable building height, reduces setbacks by 70%, and cuts in half required open space. The project is not compatible with, or complementary to, adjacent comparable neighborhoods. One Naples will introduce a Collins Ave., Miami Beach-like development into the Naples Park, Gulf Shore Drive and Vanderbilt Beach Road communities. To avoid this outcome, the Commissioners must deny the GMP amendment. Acknowledging this extreme and radical departure from the type of development allowed under the GMP, approval of this project would provide a rationale for future too tall, too dense, irresponsible projects to continue to alter for the worse existing neighborhood character throughout Collier County. Should you see fit to approve the amendment notwithstanding the outcry from thousands of community residents, Collier planning staff, in considering the rezoning request, has recommended approval of the project but conditioned to make the buildings better fit the neighborhood. Staff proposes limiting the height of all four building to seventy-six feet. With a redesign option of the towers, setting back higher stories in a “wedding cake” fashion, staff would allow a height of one hundred and twenty-five feet (60% of the 208-ft request). Staff also recommends a front setback of 25-feet for all four buildings, rather than the 10-ft to 15-ft setback that the Stock plan is based on. Additionally, it recommends allowing a front setback of 15- feet for the two towers based upon a site plan redesign that provides retail services along Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulf Shore Drive. Although the Naples Park Area Association, the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association, the Vanderbilt Beach Residents Association, Save Vanderbilt Beach, and other communities can support staff design conditions, given the transformative nature of the project even at the reduced scale, the better approach is to deny the project outright. Thank you for your time and consideration. Paula Winkler-Doman 553 96th Ave N Naples Park Sent from my iPhone From:Gary Scottoline To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 6:32:31 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear commissioner, As a Pelican Bay homeowner, I implore you to vote no on the Naples One project. The Vanderbilt road corridor will be forever changed and traffic will be a nightmare. It has been projected that drivers will be likely to use the roads in Pelican Bay as a shortcut around the backups at Vanderbilt road and Rt 41. My residence is at the corner of Vanderbilt and North Point rd. I did not purchase my place and spend the money I did, to live in a neighborhood that will become less safe for its residents and less peaceful. Please consider the current residents of this area, before approving construction for new residents. Gary Scottoline 800 Breakaway Lane From:George Gellman To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 9, 2020 9:31:32 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. As a resident of Vanderbilt Beach i want to express my strong opposition to the Stock development - I believe it will very harmful to our community. George Gellman 9566 Gulf Shore Drive. Sent from my iPhone From:Judi To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 2, 2020 12:31:39 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please!! WE DO NOT WANT THIS PROJECT TO BE BUILT AS PROPOSED! Vote NO. have a great day, Judi From:sandra dorfman To:McDanielBill; SaundersBurt; TaylorPenny; ricklocastro@colliercountyfl.go Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Wednesday, December 9, 2020 11:09:09 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I would like to encourage you to further investigate the advisability of allowing One Naples to proceed. Have any of you ever been on Vanderbilt Beach Drive when an emergency vehicle is attempting to go East at the intersection of 41 and Vanderbilt Beach Drive ? I have lived here for 20 years, and have witnessed both accidents and near-accidents at this intersection. Would any of you like to be the victim of same, or be the person waiting for emergency help when precious minutes are lost due to congestion. Would a greater density of occupants ease or complicate this situation ? I cannot believe that the developer is offering “bribe money” to the condominiums near the site to rescind their opposition and vote in favor of their project. To whom else did they offer bribes ? We have elected you as our representatives to look out for our best interests.. Please demonstrate your integrity and vote against One Naples. Respectfully, Sandra Dorfman From:Lore Bay To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 11:28:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny, Please vote against Naples One Thank you so much Best regards Lore Bay Sent from my iPhone From:Connie Chalmers To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 12:01:29 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote No on One Naples! Far too much congestion, traffic, and pollution! Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Binst 8990 Bay Colony Drive Naples 34108 Sent from my iPhone From:Jacquie & Wally Lucas To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:32:37 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPhone From:LESLIE PLAHUTA To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 3:56:16 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. December 10, 2020 Dear Commission Taylor, As new owners in the Beachwalk subdivision of North Naples, we are writing in opposition to the proposed development of ONE NAPLES, by Stock Development. While most would agree a change to that area would be welcome, the current proposal is NOT the answer. We purchased our home in North Naples because we like the relative quiet, the convenience of being close to the beach and amenities, like Mercato, Urgent Care, bike rental, and restaurants. We appreciate the consistency of architecture and the respect the city and developers have demonstrated thus far, in making this an convenient, friendly community. However, the currently proposed plan would negate many of the important reasons we bought our home where we did; Beautiful skyline - the proposed plan is too high and would block the sky from view. Magnificent sunsets from our lanai - these would be blocked by the tall buildings too. Safe pathways to the beach - the proposed set-backs are unsafe for pedestrians and bikes. There is nothing for the citizens of Collier County to gain from the proposed plan, and for us, only regret that we bought where we did. Please protect the future of Naples and the investments of its residents. When the vote on One Naples plan, as proposed, comes before you we respectfully request that you VOTE NO. Thank you, James and Leslie Plahuta 565 Beachwalk Circle, T102 leslieplahuta@gmail.com -- Leslie Plahuta Realtor Keller Williams Classic Properties leslieplahuta@gmail.com 614-361-1616 From:Jacquie & Wally Lucas To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:32:19 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Sent from my iPhone From:roberta churchill To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 4:12:38 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please do not allow Stock Development to destroy our lovely low buildings and take over the entire Vanderbilt beach. Roberta Churchill Beachwalk Condos Sent from my iPad From:Marilyn Reid To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:27:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I have attended meetings in the past when my grandsons were working on a Boy Scout badge. I was impressed that you appeared to listen to the audience and appeared sensitive to the concerns of the audience. I hope that you will give the same consideration to the concerns of neighbors of the One Naples project. I was a County Commissioner in Greene County, Ohio. I understand the balancing of citizen concerns and economic development. However, in this case you should consider the effect of your decision on the impact of traffic, noise and congestion for future generations. If passed, it would severely change the personality of the area. Please vote no. The developer is sophisticated and will bring back for your consideration a more appropriate development. Please vote no. Your voice will influence the other commissioners. Please use it. Thank you, Marilyn Reid 6001 Pelican Bay Blvd, unit 1204, Naples, Florida Sent from my iPad From:Vera Pop-Lazic To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 4:27:28 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I am against project One Naples as it would change my way of life as a full time resident. Vera pop-lazic Sent from my iPad From:anne georger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:25:21 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote against this Sent from my iPhone From:Joyce Agnew To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 17, 2020 1:38:59 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Penny, I am appalled that Naples one has even been considered. I do not know of anybody who wants it. I am having a hard time understanding how we can elect good people to represent us. Be very explicit about how we want them to represent us, and then they do the opposite. What happened here? How long have you spent on Gulfshore Drive on a sunny day during season? It is already a dangerous place to drive. I constantly watch for bicyclist, Motorcycles, walkers, runners, strollers, in addition to commercial trucks, landscaping trucks and cars. Then you add in the valet runners at LaPlaya and all the cars that come and go from there. How could you representatives ever consider adding to that dangerous condition? Even now I sit at the stop light at Vanderbilt Beach Road and Gulfshore Drive and watch very carefully all the people, cars and motorcycles, beach carts, Half dressed teenagers, Slow moving elderly people, bicyclist and more. And you are thinking of putting huge buildings with hundreds of people coming out on that same stoplight. It scares me that our government has come toThe point of ignoring common sense. Please show integrity and represent what your constituents voted you for. Joyce Agnew, 10562 Gulf shore Drive. Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone From:Paul Alby To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:22:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hi, I am a long time North Naples resident with simple values and simple morals. I am sadden more each year seeing our society's focus on monetary values over the majority's wishes. Other then a NO vote on One Naples will warrant a NO vote from myself for your continued service. Thank you for your consideration. Paul Alby Sent from my Verizon LG Smartphone From:kjewett3@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:21:54 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. I WORK IN NAPLES AND PLAN TO RETIRE IN NAPLES! VOTE “NO” ON ONE NAPLES! THANK-YOU, KATHLEEN J JEWETT 1260 NOTTINGHAM DRIVE NAPLES, FL. 34109 From:beth schultz To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:10:03 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Please vote No on the One Naples, Stock Development Project. We do not support this project. Sincerely, Elizabeth and Scot Schultz From:jim greer To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:09:39 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Ms. Taylor, Pleas listen to the will of the people and vote NO for the One Naples development. Dr Jim Greer 6001 Pelican Bay Blvd, Naples FL 34108 From:Robert Barger To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 9:56:20 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. From:MA Fourés To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, December 1, 2020 9:51:06 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Vote No on one Naples. A 34 year resident. Mary Ann Foures Sent from my iPad From:Nanci Little Gosnell To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO on One Naples Date:Sunday, February 28, 2021 5:37:05 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hi Ms Taylor I am contacting you to urge you to vote against this project. Please listen to the people who will be so affected by this monstrosity. Regards, Nanci Gosnell Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone From:Pete Eckland To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote "NO" on One Naples Date:Tuesday, February 23, 2021 2:34:56 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Good morning Commissioner, As you consider your vote, please also consider your purpose: The board “has the responsibility of setting policies that protect the health, safety, welfare and quality of life of our residents and visitors.” Thank you. Peter Eckland 6360 Pelican Bay Blvd. 205C Naples, FL 34108 Disclaimer The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it. If you are not the recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or taking action in relation of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. This email has been scanned for viruses and malware, and may have been automatically archived by Mimecast Ltd, an innovator in Software as a Service (SaaS) for business. Providing a safer and more useful place for your human generated data. Specializing in; Security, archiving and compliance. To find out more Click Here. From:MARCIA MARTELL To:TaylorPenny Subject:Vote NO to One Naples Date:Monday, February 22, 2021 8:23:52 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear commissioner, It makes me sick when I think of the congestion One Naples will cause our community! I live in the Regatta and it is hard enough to pull out of our driveway, this project would make it impossible! The public beach is the most crowded of the three as it is, this would make it unbearable! As if Naples doesn’t have enough traffic as it is, this would make it intolerable! This development would ruin the area and community I live in and you must be able to see that! Please vote NO to reasoning for One Naples.....please! Marcia Martell Sent from my iPad Sent from my iPad From:robbie selby To:AndySolis@colliercountyfl.gov Cc:BEACHWALK RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION; TaylorPenny; LoCastroRick; McDanielBill; BurtSaunders@colliercountyfl.gov Subject:Vote "yes" on One Naples Date:Thursday, December 10, 2020 1:56:57 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear commissioner, Please let this email serve as my support of One Naples. I live at Beach Walk and some of the people there are supporting the opposing side to this project. I don't know why it seems that some people never want any change. I see it in my community all the time. It's very frustrating. I think Stock always does a great job in everything I've seen them develop. That area needs a definite upgrade and the noise that the opposition is making is using a lot of scare tactics. Please don't let the voice of these curmudgeons spoil something new and bright and beautiful. Sincerely, Robbie Selby Property owner, business owner, Florida resident and taxpayer. 821 Reef Point Cir, Naples, FL 34108 386-804-2930 From:mee3eaa@aol.com To:TaylorPenny Cc:nancy.pbpoa@gmail.com; hankrossi1940@outlook.com Subject:Your Wednesday, February 24th, 2021 Date:Thursday, February 25, 2021 6:02:53 AM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Commissioner Taylor, Words do not exist to thank you enough for trying to resolve this very difficult One Naples issue. You have set the standard for public service. You must have been absolutely exhausted last night. Thank you and best regards from a grateful Mark E. English, President for your Friends at the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association From:Paul Pashibin To:TaylorPenny Subject:Zoning codes Date:Monday, July 20, 2020 1:28:45 PM EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Hello Penny, I’m a local resident, opposed to One Naples. While I am sure you are still gathering the facts, and data to form your decision, I do have one question: Do you feel it is the Commissioners job to uphold the current zoning codes and have developers build to them? Thank you, Paul Pashibin 780 Meadowland Dr Naples, FL 34108 612-803-9254