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Immokalee CRA Minutes 06/16/2021 Enclosure 1 1 MINUTES Meeting of the Community Redevelopment Area Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory Board on June 16, 2021. The Advisory board members, staff, and public appeared virtually and in person. Hybrid Remote Public Meeting Immokalee CRA CareerSource SWFL 750 South 5th Street Immokalee, FL 34142 A. Call to Order. The meeting was called to order by Dr. Frank Nappo, CRA Chair at 9:00 A.M. B. Pledge of Allegiance and Prayer Dr. Frank Nappo, CRA Chair, led the Pledge of Allegiance and Pastor Michael “Mike” Facundo led prayer. C. Roll Call and Announcement of a Quorum. Christie Betancourt opened roll call. A quorum was announced for the CRA board. CRA Advisory Committee Members Present: Dr. Frank Nappo, Yvar Pierre, Francisco “Frank” Leon, Mark Lemke, Edward “Ski” Olesky, Michael “Mike” Facundo, Estil Null (9:18). CRA Advisory Committee Members Present via Zoom: Andrea Halman. CRA Advisory Committee Members Absent/Excused: Patricia “Anne” Goodnight. Others Present: Bernardo Barnhart, Allan Garcia, Wayne Arnold, Mike Delute, Berneitha McNair, Eduardo Gloria, David Corban, Melanie Schmees, Peggy Rodriguez, Alex Breault, Sarai Murillo, and Commissioner William “Bill” McDaniel. Staff: Debrah Forester, Christie Betancourt, Yvonne Blair, and Monica Acosta. Other Present via Zoom: Barron Moody, Yvonette Merat, Victoria Peters, Dottie Cook, John Tobin, and Silvia Casabianca. D. Voting Privileges for Board Members via Zoom. Staff announced that one board member was on by Zoom when the meeting started. Action: Mr. Ski Olesky made a motion to allow board members on Zoom voting privileges. Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 6-0. E. Approval of Agenda. Staff presented agenda to the board for approval. Action: Mr. Ski Olesky made a motion to approve the agenda as presented. Mr. Mark Lemke seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 347 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 2 F. Approval of Consent Agenda. 1. Minutes i. CRA Advisory Board Meeting for April 21, 2021 (Enclosure 1) 2. Budget Reports (Enclosure 2) 3. Community Meetings (Enclosure 3) Action: Mr. Mark Lemke made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Mr. Ski Olesky seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0. G. Announcements. 1. Communications Folder Staff reviewed the communications folder with the board and members of the public. The folder contained the public notice for this meeting and the FDOT Active Transportation Plan flyer in English and Spanish. 2. Public Comment speaker slips CRA staff reiterated the public 3-minute speaker slip policy. The board will give more time if they feel it necessary. 3. Community Presentations i. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Mr. Barron Moody, Regional Administrator, Division of Freshwater Fisheries Management with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, addressed the board. He gave an overview of the items that have happened at Lake Trafford Marina, giving credit to collaboration with several different departments with Collier County: Parks and Recreation, Pollution Control as well as the Collier County Commission. Other collaborative partners include Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) and Big Cypress Basin of South Florida Water Management District. Past projects include the greater than 23-million-dollar project of dredging Lake Trafford that happened in three phases and removed over 6 million yards of mucky material from the bottom of the lake, after the completion of the dredging FWC stocked the lake with a large number of largemouth bass and started numerous planting projects of bull rush plants to help recover diverse native vegetation in the lake. This allowed for tournament fishing to commence with great turnout. Unfortunately, Hurricane Irma caused some significant damage to the habitat conditions in Lake Trafford causing the detection of spawning problems with the bass. The baby fish aren’t surviving because of the lack of submersed aquatic vegetation (SAV). They will continue to stock fish at the lake until the habitat conditions get better. Their desired future conditions are increased SAV, increased sunlight penetration, water clarity, vegetation growth, and continued partnership development. All collaborators and the community remain committed to enhancing and recovery of Lake Trafford. *Presentation is attached to the minutes for the record. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 348 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 3 H. New Business 1. RCMA – MPUD Rezoning Petition – Lake Trafford (Enclosure 4) Wayne Arnold and Mike Delute with Grady Minor and Associates addressed the board. They gave a brief overview of their proposed plan. They are trying to collaborate with Parks and Recreation to allow for a field use to be able to help the community with recreational facilities. They will have to discuss with Parks and Recreation to see if it is doable. One of the main reasons for RCMA building on this site is that their current building is not big enough and parking is an issue at the Main Street location. They also see a need for affordable housing for their teachers, part of the problem keeping teachers here is the affordability of housing. RCMA has also deeded over part of the land to the fire station nearby. Dr. Frank Nappo asked that each board member give their thoughts. Mr. Mark Lemke supports the idea; he feels that it would be nice to get more ball fields for the community if possible. Ms. Yvar Pierre supports the idea; RCMA has grown out of their current location and the board has witnessed that over the years. This would be a good addition for the community. Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon supports the idea; he feels that it is a plus for the community. Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky reserved his comments; he would rather learn more before he comments on his support. Mr. Estil Null supports the idea; he feels that it will be good for the community and if a letter of support is needed then it should be given to them. Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo abstained, he is working with this project. Dr. Frank Nappo supports the idea; he supports the concept of working with Parks and Recreation of the ball fields. Ms. Andrea Halman asked if the Fire Department had been notified. Commissioner William “Bill” McDaniel asked that they make sure the infrastructure as far as roads allow traffic relief. After much discussion the original motion to support the project was amended to include continued discussions about the ball fields and traffic concerns. *Presentation is attached to the minutes for the record. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 349 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 4 Action: Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon made a motion to support the project and encourage the continued discussions with Parks and Recreation about athletic fields and recommend that the assurance of traffic coming in and out of the school are addressed. Mr. Mark Lemke seconded the motion, Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo abstained and it passed by vote. 7-0-1. 2. Catholic Charities Proposal (Enclosure 5) Ms. Debrah Forester, CRA Director, addressed the board with enclosure 5. The Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice, Inc., sent a letter of intent to the CRA to obtain ownership of the property owned on 9th street by the CRA. Along with the letter is the conceptual plan for the property. The development of this site would be a chance for CRA to partner with the Catholic Charities. Mr. Eduardo Gloria, Chief Operating Officer for Catholic Charities, and David Corban, Architect and Principal of Corban Architecture, addressed the board. Catholic Charities has been serving the Immokalee community for over 40 years trying to support the needs of the community of all backgrounds, although the charity has the name Catholic in it, Catholic Charites do not just serv e the Catholic community but the community as a whole. Catholic Charities has been developing a vision over the last couple of years with input from supporters of the community, local officials, and more importantly community members of Immokalee. They are proposing to develop the 7 and one-half acres on the southwest corner of Main and 9th Street which can be seen in the draft located on Enclosure 5. The development will include key features such as the expansion of Guadalupe’s Social Services which includes: a soup kitchen, pantry, shower area, adult education classes, along with a myriad of other services. It will also have a new urgent care facility, a community room with free Wi -Fi, a classroom for adult education, afterschool programming or outpost for a University such as Florida Gulf Coast University or Florida Southwestern, office space, CRA office space, affordable at market housing, commercial retail space to be located on the front end of West Main Street that can be for restaurants or shops that are already doing business in Immokalee but could also serve as an incubator for upcoming companies or groups that are minority owned and need some support for a time so that they can get on their feet. They envision a green space in the middle to be able to host some things like a weekend farmers market, theater in the “green”, things that will promote great community and partnerships between entities here, not just Catholic Charities. This proposal includes the acquisition of the CRA parcel that is located on the corner of South 9th Street and Main Street. The CRA’s portion of the site is about 2 acres. They would like to acquire the property by purchase or partnership, or through a combination of things that would benefit the community. Dr. Frank Nappo explained that the original thought of acquiring this property was for CRA to build a community center, the board has seen what can happen in the downturn of the economy, that last one took ten years to recover from. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 350 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 5 His main concern is selling the property for a project and then ten years from now still seeing a vacant property. He asked if this was a funded project or will they acquire the property then look for funding. Mr. Eduardo Gloria understands Dr. Nappo’s concern and appreciates that he is bringing those concerns to their attention. To answer his question on funding, yes, they are very well funded, as an organization they have plenty in their reserves and have the backing of the Diocese of Venice. They have developed similar type projects over many years and have successfully completed them including the affordable housing part. They are not new to space of development and they are very familiar with how projects work, they know they have their work cut out for them in order to do this project. They are prepared to see this project through. As an added note, they did not originally plan to acquire the CRA property, it was not part of the plan, they have nine acres of property that is next to the Guadalupe Parish. An opportunity came about when a donor approached them with two million dollars to begin looking at this and other donors have stepped up quickly. Without even starting a capital campaign there are several people willing to step up and support this project already. Commissioner William “Bill” McDaniel doesn’t think that the CRA needs to construct another building or manage and maintain it. There are needs for the services that they are proposing. The potential of an urgent care facility in our community is there, this would be a collaborative opportunity seeing that the hospital at Ave Maria has become an arduous task. There is a preliminary interest with the Health Care Network managing the Urgent care facility in collaboration with NCH and Physicians Regional. He likes the project and thinks it would benefit not only the community but the CRA as well with the opportunity for a new home and the community center to host the CRA and MSTU board meetings. There are still many steps to go but he is excited to see the proposal. Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo commented that architecturally he will be biased but it’s great to see how they incorporated the use of having open green space in the middle. He likes the concept and thinks the idea of having housing near or even on top of the businesses might be great as well. There is definitely a need for an urgent care facility. The only thing he is unsure of is how to collaborate as a CRA, if it is just selling the land or partnering with Catholic Charities, but the concept and proposal are great. The CRA has always wanted for Main Street to look a certain way and have presence in that area. This would be a great way to do that. Dr. Frank Nappo agreed with Mike, that things need to be worked out on what is more beneficial for the CRA as whole and what would be beneficial for the community as well. If the CRA just sells the land what happens then, he would like to have more discussion on the possibilities. He would like to get every board members’ thoughts. Mr. Mark Lemke agrees that selling the land, giving it up, and having no control over what happens is not what he wants to see happen, he would rather the CRA work together with Catholic Charities. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 351 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 6 He also agrees with Mike that this is an opportunity to start the process of what the CRA has wanted for Main Street all along. He likes the idea of having condos over the retail spaces and having it look like what the CRA has envisioned for Main Street. Urgent care is a great idea and collaborating with the Health Care Network is great. Even better if the community can afford it, they won’t go to a place that they can’t afford. Mr. Eduardo Gloria asked to speak before moving on to the next board member, he thanked Mike and Mark for their feedback. He also wanted all of the board members to know that collaboration with the CRA is a great option. He has seen firsthand that a collaborative project with a CRA board work. They did this in Miami with a project called Camillus House. They built an 88-million- dollar campus in the Overtown Park West CRA District, they received ten million dollars from the CRA as a gift in partnership for the development of that property. It was about 42 million in public funding which included CDBG, New Market Tax Credit, and surtax money and the rest was private donation in order to get the project done. The community room they built was a resounding success and is the CRA’s official meeting spot still to this day. High Schools are able to have their graduation ceremonies there. They only charge a nominal fee for the cleaning of the space, but it is available to the community. He just wants everyone to understand that what they are offering is an asset for everyone not just Catholic Charities. The idea works, it has been done, and it works. It is a great partnership to have the CRA embedded with Catholic Charities on that site because it adds legitimacy and presence to the entire project. At this point Catholic Charities is open to many different options to be able to work with the CRA and acquire the parcel. As for the aspect of the urgent care facility, Catholic Charites goal is to provide affordable health care to the community, they understand that sometimes people just can’t pay, there are several doctors that are willing to come to do the work because they can sign up for a program like this one to have some of their student debt forgiven for giving their time to community like Immokalee. It is a win, win, for everyone involved. They want to provide programs and services that help everyone in the community. Housing is another thing that they want to provide for everyone, they want to be able to have housing for moderate/high income but not be exclusive to just that, there are so many low income families that need adequate housing as well. If they can stay away from government funding, they can serve everyone regardless of status and income and be in charge of who can live in their homes without restrictions. Ms. Yvar Pierre supports the idea of partnership between the CRA and Catholic Charities. Her concern is for the undocumented people in the community. She would like for the urgent care facility be open to everyone. She also likes the idea of the expansion of Social Services. Mr. Eduardo Gloria explained that his comment about not getting federal m oney to help with the project would allow them to take in anyone regardless of status. The expansion of Social Services is something they want, especially for the students they see walking from the Middle School going home. Some kind of program for them as well. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 352 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 7 Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon supports the idea of partnership, he likes the expansion of Social Services, but is concerned about the low-income housing. There is already a development that is going up on Lake Trafford for the same thing, does the housing have to be low-income and rentals. Mr. Eduardo Gloria explained that the majority of the units will be at competitive pricing. They are looking at affordable at market rate. They want to have a mix so that there is balance and so that they can stay true to their mission, which is to provide an on -going service. This is why they don’t have real estate transactions. Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky does not want to sell at this time and would like to discuss more over the options available. Mr. Estil Null agrees with Ski, there needs to be more discussion before deciding on the property. Ms. Andrea Halman likes the idea of the green space and keeping the big tree that is there, as for the property, she feels that the CRA should keep it and go into partnership versus just selling it so that the CRA can have a say in what is built. She is concerned with the affordable housing, there are teachers, firefighters, and police officers here that need housing. More thought should be put into that category, and for the people that stay all year long. There is lots of housing being developed in Immokalee for low-income already. Dr. Frank Nappo agreed with Estil and Ski, there needs to be a lot more discussion. If the property is sold there would need to be an escape clause that if Catholic Charities doesn’t deliver, then the property would come back to the CRA. With the unforeseen in changes in the economy, we have to take into consideration all options and discuss what can be done. Ms. Debrah Forester commented that we do not have all the details worked out today, but asks the board for their support for staff to enter into negotiations to develop a terms sheet with all of the board members comments to move forward if interested in the partnership with Catholic Charities. If the board supports the idea of continuing the conversation with Catholic Charities, then she can work with the County Managers’ Attorney office to come with some terms. There is a process that has to happen and then try to bring that back to the board possibly in September. Dr. Frank Nappo asked that each board member give their thoughts. Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo agreed that getting the details would help to make a better educated decision. He feels that allowing staff to get the information and terms is a good idea. Mr. Mark Lemke agreed that staff should be involved and learn what we are allowed to do and what the options and feasibility are as well. Ms. Yvar Pierre agreed that the research is necessary. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 353 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 8 Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon agreed that research is the best way. Mr. Edward “Ski” Olesky agreed that staff should get the information to be able to decide. Mr. Estill Null and Ms. Andrea Halman agreed with the research of options. After much discussion the board agreed that it would be a good idea for staff to move forward with negotiations and bring back all options. Action: Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo made a motion to allow staff to move forward with negotiations and a terms sheet. Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 8-0. I. Old Business 1. Immokalee Area Master Plan i. IAMP Policies - LDC Amendments Staff is waiting for responses from the GMD group. Mr. Richard Henderlong and his staff will let staff know when the next LDC Amendment workshop will be held. 2. Redevelopment Plan Updates Staff will be having a workshop on Friday, June 18, to gather all information has been collected through surveys and meetings. This information will be used to put together the goals and then writing the policies for each goal to help draft the Redevelopment Plan. J. Staff Reports 1. Operations Manager Report (Enclosure 6) Ms. Christie Betancourt reviewed the operations manager report, enclosure 6. Mr. David Corban is also the architect for the van Otterloo Campus for the Guadalupe Center and provided updates to that project. They are almost done with the part of the Campus that will house the tutoring and mentoring programs for high school students. It is a gathering space for about 150 people. The plan is to be ready to hold classes by January. The challenges have been getting materials. He can coordinate with staff to hold a hard hat tour for the board members if they are interested. Ms. Debrah Forester took the opportunity to ask for the opinion of the two architects in the room, Mr. David Corban and Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo, on the vision and cultural excitement of Immokalee in regard to the architectural side of what is being built in Immokalee. It seems that the buildings are more contemporary and seems to be the trend, but do they feel that the cultural side of Immokalee can be incorporated to this style of building, maybe with design or colors? Mr. Michael “Mike” Facundo said that the person that came to his mind was Luis Barragán, a Mexican architect that used bright colors, so it is doable, incorporation of color can help with vibrancy, but you can’t just do one style and expect it work in every aspect of the community. The one major factor is the LDC codes. They hinder the architectural side when it comes to color; it is important to take this opportunity now to help update the LDC codes in Immokalee to help make the changes for the future. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 354 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 9 Mr. David Corban agreed that some of the architecture in Naples is that contemporary that Debrah was talking about, but his projects here in Immokalee he considers more of an updated Florida Style. If you look at what they did for the Shelter in Immokalee, the property is surrounded by residential neighborhoods, rather than do one big building, they broke it down to five buildings for a residential scale. They always try to incorporate the Florida Cracker ideas on building which includes large overhangs, windows that can open, and courtyards. This style was used at both the Shelter and will be used at the Guadalupe Center. The Guadalupe Center has already started discussing colors for inside and outside of the classrooms. The issue being the LDC codes, it states that you can’t use primary colors, so when choosing colors, you have to try and choose the brightest color possible. An example was Zocalo Park, they had to choose the brightest color possible in accordance with the Collier County LDC codes. He agreed with Mike in that Luis Barragán’s use of simple forms and bright colors show that it works and it’s not a trend, it’s forever. That is one aspect that they try to do in architecture, they stay away from trends and make it something that lasts forever. He feels that you can contemporarily design buildings and still address the cultural part with colors. He also stated that Immokalee is so different that a different architectural standard is needed to accommodate for future buildings. 2. Project Manager Report (Enclosure 7) Ms. Yvonne Blair reviewed the project manager report, enclosure 7. Staff is coordinating with Road Maintenance to address the S 5th and Delaware Street intersection. They will be installing raised RPMs. Agnoli, Barber and Brundage will be preparing a proposal for the design of the Phase III Sidewalk Project on Eustis and West Delaware. A banner was selected by the MSTU board and those will be ordered for the new poles on Main Street. The pineapple rack was relocated by Facilities. Dr. Frank Nappo asked if something could be done about the historical sign at the cemetery on Main Street. He would like to see a nice sign; it is a special place. He feels that its part of the history of Immokalee, a background story would be nice, like a plaque that explains what it is and the historical value. He would like some options for that if possible. Ms. Debrah Forester commented that staff could coordinate with Parks or the Museum to see about getting something done. If the CRA board is willing to contribute to getting one, then staff can look into the options. K. Other Agencies 1. Code Enforcement update (Enclosure 8) Staff reviewed the Code Enforcement update, enclosure 8. 2. FDOT updates No update. 3. Collier EDO/Immokalee Culinary Accelerator Ms. Melanie Schmees, Director of Business and Economic Research at the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, addressed the board. Ms. Schmees explained that the Chamber has a contract with Collier County, it’s a public/private partnership in which the Chamber runs certain Economic Development programs including the Business Retention and Expansion Program. They answer inquiries through the Collier Economic Development Office (EDO) website. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 355 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Enclosure 1 10 They handle New Business Relocations; the website also serves as a point of contact for State Economic Development Organizations and represents the interest of the Business community of Collier County. She works in partnership with the CRA and other organizations within the county to promote growth and economic diversity connecting businesses to resources and making sure that the community stays business friendly to help facilitate growth. She just wants to make sure everyone knows that she is a resource, her colleague, Alex Breault, Director of Work Based Learning, is with her today. They will be meeting with a few companies today. She hopes to be in Immokalee at least one day a month and plans to try and attend the CRA meeting as well as the Immokalee Chamber Breakfast meetings. She understands that there are specific needs in this community that don’t align with other parts of the county. She thanked everyone for their time, and she looks forward to representing as well integrating herself into the community. 4. Other Agency No other Agency updates. L. Citizens Comments. Mr. Allan Garcia, CEO of A&R Builders of SWFL Inc., addressed the board, his company is currently building homes in Immokalee. They have homes that are anywhere from 1300 square feet up to 2800 square feet under air. They have two homes going up in the Arrowhead community. Dr. Frank Nappo asked about the driveways, he noticed the other day when he was there that there wasn’t any green space because all of the cars that were there. They didn’t fit in the driveway and were parked on the grass. They have two ROOF homes there and they were even parked in their driveway, and their residents don’t own vehicles. Mr. Allan Garcia stated that the issue in Arrowhead are the setbacks. They can build garages, but the size of the house is also an issue in Arrowhead, to build a three-car garage they would need two parcels to accommodate that size home. The other issue is the garage becomes storage space for bigger families versus the use of the garage for cars. Mr. Francisco “Frank” Leon stated that he has seen the work that they have done, and the foundation work was great. He would recommend the houses that are being built by A&R. Mr. Allan Garcia stated that they deal in concrete and masonry. Ms. Andrea Halman stated that originally when Arrowhead opened there was land that had been set aside that were supposed to be parking lots to avoid the overcrowding of cars, but with the recession those lots were sold. M. Next Meeting Date. CRA will next meet on August 18, 2021 at 9:00 A.M. at CareerSource SWFL., Conference Room 1. N. Adjournment. Meeting Adjourned @ 11:42 A.M. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 356 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021) Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency IMMOKALEE CRA i The Place lo Coll Home ! Certification of Minutes Approval Form c��·r-Approved by: Christie Betancourt, Operations Manager Dr. Frank Nappo, Chairman Immokalee Community Redevelopment Agency The Minutes for the June 16, 2021 CRA Advisory Board was approved by the CRA Advisory Board on October 20, 2021 as presented. *Please note no meetings were held July 2021 -September 2021. The next meeting will be a CRA Adviso1y Board meeting and will be held on November 17, 2021, at 9:00 A.M. at CareerSource SWFL. All meetings will be publicly noticed in the W. Harmon Turner Building (Building F), posted at the Immokalee Public Library and provided to the County Public Information Department for distribution. Please call Christie BetancoUit, at 239-867-0028 for additional information. In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, persons needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact Christie BetancoUit, Operations Manager, at least 48 hours before the meeting. The public should be advised that members of the CRA Advis01y Board are also members of the other Boards and Committees, including, but not limited to: Immokalee MSTU Board, Immokalee Fire Commission, and the Collier County Housing Authority; etc. In this regard, matters coming before the Advisory Board may come before one or more of the referenced Board and Committees from time to time. 24.A.3 Packet Pg. 357 Attachment: CRA Meeting Minutes - June 16, 2021 (20479 : Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - October 20, 2021)