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MINUTES
Joint Meeting of the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency Immokalee Local Redevelopment
Advisory Board and the Immokalee MSTU Advisory Committee on September 21, 2022. The Advisory board
members, staff, and public appeared virtually and in person.
Hybrid Remote Public Meeting
CareerSource
750 South 5th Street
Immokalee, FL 34142
A. Call to Order.
The meeting was called to order by Anne Goodnight, CRA Chair and Bernardo Barnhart, MSTU Vice -
Chair at 9:03 A.M.
B. Pledge of Allegiance and Moment of Silence.
Ms. Anne Goodnight led the Pledge of Allegiance and asked for a moment of silence. Mr. Bernardo
Barnhart followed with an opening prayer.
C. Roll Call and Announcement of a Quorum.
Christie Betancourt opened roll call. A quorum was announced for the CRA board and the MSTU board.
CRA Advisory Board Members Present in Person:
Andrea Halman, Edward "Ski" Olesky, Estil Null, Mark Lemke, Michael "Mike" Facundo, Patricia
"Anne" Goodnight, and Jonathan Argueta.
CRA Advisory Board Members Present via Zoom:
Frank Nappo.
CRA Advisory Board Members Absent/Excused:
Yvar Pierre.
MSTU Advisory Committee Members Present:
Andrea Halman, Bernardo Barnhart, Norma Garcia, Cherryle Thomas (9:30) and Christina Guerrero
(9:40).
MSTU Advisory Committee Members Present via Zoom:
No one on by zoom.
MSTU Advisory Committee Members Absent/Excused:
David Turrubiartez, and Ana Estrella.
Others Present in Person:
Aristeo Alviar, Raquel Ramirez, Peggy Rodriguez, Eddie Gloria, Lluvia Zavala, Mary Martinez, Madisyn
Facundo, Danny Gonzalez, Andrew VanValin, Steve Kirk, Rosa Perez, Daniel Delisi, Clara Herrera,
Maria Yzaguirre, Julyssa Arevalo, Edna Hernandez, Maricela Cortez, Misty Smith, Vicki Aguilar, Jolane
Clark, Randi Hopkins, Marlene Dimas, Dottie Cook, Armando Yzaguirre, and Commissioner William
"Bill" McDaniel.
Others Present via Zoom:
Carrie Williams, Annie Alvarez, Arol Buntzman, Yuridia Zaragoza, David Haight, David Dowling,
Charlene Paillere, William Rollins, and Victoria Peters.
Staff Present in Person: Debrah Forester, Christie Betancourt, and Yvonne Blair.
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D. Voting Privileges for Board Members via Zoom.
One CRA board member was present via zoom. We may have an MSTU board member join by zoom.
CRA Action: Mr. Ski Olesky made a motion to allow board members on zoom privileges. Mr. Estil
Null seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0.
MSTUAction: Ms. Norma Garcia made a motion to allow board members zoom privileges. Ms.
Andrea Halman seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0.
E. Approval of Agenda.
Staff presented the agenda to the boards for approval. Staff announced changes to the agenda. Add
Enclosure 15 to Item J. Old Business 1. Catholic Charities and add H.3. Little League Road and add H.4.
BPAC updates.
CRA Action
Action: Mr. Mark Lemke made a motion to approve the agenda with added Enclosure 15 to
Item J. Old Business 1. Catholic Charities and added Item H. Other Agencies 3. Little League Road, and
added Item H. Other Agencies 4. BPAC updates. Mr. Ski Olesky seconded the motion and it passed by
unanimous vote. 8-0.
MSTUAction
Action: Ms. Norma Garcia made a motion to approve agenda with added Enclosure 15 to Item J.
Old Business 1. Catholic Charities and added Item H. Other Agencies 3. Little League Road, and added
Item H. Other Agencies 4. BPAC updates. Ms. Andrea Halman seconded the motion and it passed by
unanimous vote. 4-0.
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i. Joint CRA & MSTU Advisory Board Meeting for September 21, 2022 (Enclosure 1)
2. Budget Reports (Enclosure 2)
3. Code Enforcement Report (Enclosure 3)
4. Staff Reports
i. Operations Manager Report (Enclosure 4)
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iii. Project Observation Field Report (Enclosure 6)
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CRA Action:
Action: Mr. Mike Facundo made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Mr. Mark Q
Lemke seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 8-0.
MSTUAction:
Action Ms. Norma Garcia made a motion to approve the ConsentAgenda as presented. Ms. Andrea
Halman seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0.
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G. Announcements.
1. Public Comments speaker slips
CRA Staff reiterated the public 3-minute speaker slip policy. The board will give more time if they
feel it necessary.
2. Communications Folder
Staff reviewed the communications folder with the board and members of the public. The folder
contained the public notice for this joint meeting and community event flyers for upcoming events.
3. Community Meetings (Enclosure 7)
Staff provided a copy of Enclosure 7 which is a copy of the upcoming community meetings. Staff
read the upcoming community meetings.
4. Blue Zone Project SWFL — Real Age Survey (Enclosure 8)
Staff provided a copy of Enclosure 8 which is a copy of the real age flyer. Staff encouraged all
present to take the real age test using QR code or going to the Blue Zone Project SWFL website at
hLtps://bzpsouthwestflorida.sharecare.com/.
5. Internet Speed Test (Enclosure 9)
Staff provided a copy of Enclosure 9 which is information and map on an internet speed test that
rates the speed of the internet in your area. If you click the link provided from your computer,
tablet, laptop, iPad you can test the internet speed at your location. Staff asked all present to take
the Speed Test and to encourage others to take the test that populates into the Broadband availability
map Speed Test Map link.
H. Other Agencies
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1. FDOT updates `=
Ms. Victoria Peters provided FDOT updates on questions asked at previous meeting. On the SR82 N
corridor in Lee, Hendry and Collier a 10-foot-wide shared use path will be constructed the along N
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south side of SR82. Concrete sidewalks on the north side.
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The final segment from Hendry County to Gator Slough in starting construction in the new year. 5
The Loop Road is in design and the Right A Way portion is funded but the construction is not
funded. It's on FDOT priority listing. The PD&E is ongoing from I75 to Oil Well. Cn
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2. Other Community Agencies
Collier County Library, Silvia Puente, Branch Manager
Ms. Puente provided updates for the Immokalee library and the Homework Center.
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For more information, please visit the website at www.CollierLibray.org.
Parks & Recreation, Randi Hopkins, Regional Manager
Ms. Hopkins provided program updates for the Immokalee area.
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She said they are at 60% design for the Immokalee Sports Complex sports fields and pool. They
are hoping to be at 100% design next week so they can get it out to Bid. The plan is to start
construction in March on the storm drainage, which is the biggest part that needs to be fixed first
before we move on. She also said that the Trunk or Treat and Haunted House event will be held at
the Immokalee Sports Complex on October 28, 2022, from 6-10.
Ms. Goodnight asked about the status of the Water Aerobic Program.
Ms. Hopkins announced that she doesn't have an answer for that program at this time. She will get
with park staff.
Rural Neighborhoods, Steve Kirk, Director
Mr. Kirk announced changes to the Casa Amigos project at Esperanza Place. The original 96-bed,
24-unit will be converted to 24 family apartments. 14 will be directed to incomed restricted and 10
reserved for farm workers.
Chamber, Danny Gonzalez, President
Mr. Gonzalez provided updates on behalf of the Immokalee Eastern Chamber of Commerce. He
provided information on upcoming events and announced Hispanic Heritage month.
3. Little League Road
CRA staff announced Little League Road was added to the agenda at the request of the CRA chair
Ms. Edna Hernandez was asked to speak on behalf of the resident of that area.
Ms. Edna Hernandez said she has lived in this area her whole life. She lives on the portion of Little N
League Road that is not county maintained. This road has been a big issue lately due to heavy rains. N
It has become a health and safety issue because the Immokalee First Control District's first
responders can't get their vehicles through that area because the condition of the road. Her family o
had been maintaining the area from time to time. No one is currently maintaining the area since
her husband is no longer able to do it. She and the other community members present would like
to see is the county can help get the road improved and brought up to county standards.
Board asked staff if we have a program that can help with private roads. Cn
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Commissioner McDaniel said that he wants to create a countywide MSTU to improve private roads.
It would be set up with a millage rate no more than 1.0 and he will cap it a $50 a property annually.
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He said he will work with staff to draft a resolution and provide to the CRA for December a
2022/January 2023 BCC meeting.
CRA chair said residents can sign a petition to show support for the countywide MSTU program.
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4. Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
Ms. Andrea Halman BPAC board member provided updates for the committee. She said bicycle
riders who travel around the county are wanting to come down the west coast. They they've done
in the east coast and want to come down the west coast. They approached the BPAC about a route.
She said they suggested for them to come down SR82. She also said that Everglades City would
like to include Immokalee on some of their activities since people are coming for the centennial.
I. Community Presentations
1. Pulte Family Foundation — Housing Development — Andrew VanValin
Mr. Andrew VanValin wanted to start by clarifying that Pulte family Charitable Foundation is
entirely separate from Pulte Homes. It is a foundation that was created after Mr. Bill Pulte, donated
his resources.
Guided by the belief in the inherent dignity of all persons, the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation
works to meet the basic human needs of the most marginalized members of the human family,
including socioeconomically disadvantaged youth; the aged; persons with physical, intellectual, and
developmental disabilities; and those with the fewest material resources. In addition to the above,
the Foundation seeks to serve religious communities and correlative organizations of Judeo-
Christian beliefs.
The Foundation supports humanitarian initiatives led by nonprofit organizations and educational
institutions. We currently partner with over 200 nonprofits across six continents.
The four areas of giving in the foundation are care for others, education, hunger and thirst, and
shelter.
The Pulte Family Charitable Foundation is setting up a non-profit organization called Nuestra N
Senora De La Vivenda Community Foundation. This foundation is providing the financial N
resources to purchase the land and resourceful to raise funds. The new nonprofit will raise funds for T
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The property is located at the northeast corner of the intersection of Westclox St and Carson Rd. 2
The land area is 50 acres which is currently zoned Agricultural with a Mobile Home Overlay. The
housing community featuring an estimated 200 single-family detached homes for rent and an early Cn
education center across five phases.
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Residential unit mix will include mostly 3-Bedroom homes with some 4-bedroom homes. Phase 1
will be 40 single-family homes Community Center Building with offices for leasing, maintenance, 20
and the community liaison officer. 3 acres of land set aside for the incorporation of the Early a
Education Center to be built by a 3rd party
This is a draft site plan and is expected to change slightly through the completion of the design and
approval process. Once a final plan is complete the foundation will bring back to the board for
support.
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* Presentation is attached to the minutes for the record.
2. W lliams Property Rezone Request — Dan Delisi
Mr. Dan Delisi introduced himself and presented on the rezone request for the Williams property.
He said the property is on the south side of Lake Trafford Road as shown on map. Rezone property
to Single Family Residential — 2 units per acre, 336 units, Amenity Center, Preserve, Camp Keais
Strand on south, Preservation of creek and 50' buffer on east, Secondary Access to Miraham
Terrace. We currently don't have a builder on board.
After much discussion board agreed to support the rezone identified on the portion of the
Williams Property.
* Presentation is attached to the minutes for the record
CRA Action:
Action: Mr. Estil Null made a motion to support the Rezone of the identified portion of the Williams
Property. Mr. Ski Olesky seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 8-0.
Old Business.
1. Catholic Charities update (Enclosure 15)
Staff provided added Enclosure 15 which is a draft purchase agreement.
At the request of the board this item was tabled. Staff will come back to board once both parties
agree with negotiated terms.
2. Contractor Maintenance Report
i. A&M Property Maintenance
a. Maintenance Report & Schedule (Enclosure 10)
Staff provided Enclosure 10 which is A&M maintenance reports, incidental invoice, and
upcoming schedule for work in the MSTU area.
Mr. Armando Yzaguirre with A&M provided brief updates for the beautification area.
3. MSTU Landscape Maintenance Solicitation update (Enclosure 11)
Staff Recommended improvements Enclosure 11 which is information in Solicitation #22-8029.
Staff informed the board that more time was allotted on the current contract that A&M Property
Maintenance has. The time was extended from 2/28/2022 to 8/23/2023. That will allow staff to
make additional changes to the current draft solicitation.
Staff would like to add additional service within the two identified public areas. The Historical
Cemetery on SR 29 at 815 W Main Street (PID# 00127320003 appx. 28' X 95' containing .06 acres
more or less, Owner: Collier County) and the Zocalo Plaza on the corner of W. Main Street and N.
1st Street at 107 N. 1st Street (POD's #8168196009 & 81681720003 approx..58 acres Owner:
Collier County CRA).
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Collier County Parks & Recreation (P&R) currently performs general grounds maintenance at the
historical cemetery and Zocalo Plaza. It may be beneficial to the community if the MSTU took
over the maintenance of the cemetery and the tasks not performed by P&R at Zocalo Plaza (e.g.,
removal of exotic vegetation, trimming bougainvillea & bamboo, spray weeds).
It would assure consistent maintenance and the level of service the community has requested. P&R
has no objection to the MSTU taking over the maintenance of the historical cemetery. This transfer
of services would need approval by the MSTU Advisory Board and/or determined by the BCC if
the BCC recognizes the cemetery and Zocalo Plaza as a "public area" pursuant to Section 5,
Ordinance 92-40.
The proposed monthly maintenance of the fenced historical cemetery as an additional service or
maintenance task would be in addition to the adjacent strip of right-of-way on SR 29 and includes,
but not limited to general grounds maintenance, additional plantings, mulch, landscape rocks,
cleaning of the landscape rocks, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair irrigation system.
MSTUAction:
Action: Ms. Andrea Halman made a motion to recommends that the MSTU Advisory Committee
acknowledges the historic cemetery and Zocalo Plaza as public areas and authorizes Staff to proceed with
the actions necessary for the transfer from Parks & Recreation to the Immokalee MSTU the responsibility
for the maintenance and the associated costs for said maintenance of the historical cemetery at 815 W
Main Street, Immokalee and additional services not performed by P&R at Zocalo Plaza at 107 N Is' Street.
Ms. Norma Garcia seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 4-0.
4. Main Street Corridor Streetscape Improvement Project
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Staff provided board with brief updates on the project. Notice to Proceed was issued to
Johnson Engineering on September 1, 2022, for design of Main Street from 9ch Street to E. N
2nd Street. Cost this project will be the CRA & MSTU. N
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i. HUD EDI/CPF Grant #B-22-C-FL-0233 (Enclosure 12) 'c
Staff provided a copy of Enclosure 12 which is grant funding received from the Economic
Development Initiative (EDI) Community Project Funding (CPF) for Immokalee Sidewalk
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The CRA has been tentatively awarded federal appropriations grant funds in the estimated E
amount of $987,000 for the construction portion of this project. The MSTU is paying
$114,763 for the design portion. The estimated probable construction cost is a
$1,007,822.50. The Immokalee Beautification MSTU and the Immokalee CRA will
partner on this project.
Staff is processing the grant submittal package and needs board support to authorize staff
to prepare and obtain execution by the Chairman of the BCC for the required Federal Forms
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CRA Action:
Action: Mr. Ski Oleksiy made a motion to recommend CRA Advisory board approves and authorizes
Staff to prepare and obtain execution by the Chairman of the BCC of the required Federal Forms for
timely submittal to HUD associated with said grant submittal package. Mr. Jonathan Argueta seconded
the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 8-0.
6. Advisory Board
i. Andrea Halman Application (Enclosure 13)
Staff provided Enclosure 13 which is a renewal application for Andrea Halman.
MSTUAction:
Action Ms. Norma Garcia made a motion to reappoint Andrea Halman to the MSTU Advisory
Committee. Ms. Christina Guerrero seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0.
ii. Board Vacancies
a. Press Release (Enclosure 14)
Staff provided board with Enclosure 14 which is a press release of county board vacancies.
The MSTU currently has two seats exposing in September. Applicants must be permanent
residents within the MSTU or must own a business or commercial property in the MSTU
or must represent a non-profit operating in the MSTU.
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i. 2022 Conference October 12-14 Daytona Beach, FL. °
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Staff informed board and members of the public that CRA staff along with Johnson N
Engineering entered for an FRA award in the planning studies category for the 2022 N
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Andrea Halman would like for board to take a tour of Immokalee with staff.
Danny Gonzalez wanted to voice his concerns for the lack of rental housing in Immokalee. Cn
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L. Next Meeting ate. The next meeting will be a Joint CRA and MSTU meeting to be held
on October 26, 2022, at 9:00 A.M. at CareerSource SWFL.
M. Adi ournment.
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Agenda Item I.1
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PULTE FAMILY
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
Nuestra Senora de la Viviend-,
Community Foundation
Immokalee, FL
Guided by the belief in the inherent dignity of all persons, the Pulte
Family Charitable Foundation works to meet the basic human needs of
the most marginalized members of the human family, including
socioeconomically disadvantaged youth; the aged; persons with
physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities; and those with
the fewest material resources. In addition to the above, the Foundation
seeks to serve religious communities and correlative organizations of
Judeo-Christian beliefs.
The Pulte Family Charitable Foundation supports humanitarian
initiatives led by nonprofit organizations and educational institutions.
We currently partner with over aoo nonprofits across six continents.
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CARE FOR OTHERS EDUCATION
We support nonprofit initiatives in the
We support educational initiatives, public
areas of mental and behavioral healthcare,
and private schools, colleges, universities,
physical healthcare, persons with
trade schools, academic leadership, and
disabilities, disadvantaged youth, crisis
research for effective, sustainable
assistance, religious organizations, human
humanitarian initiatives in the United
trafficking, seniors, social services, and
States and globally.
humanitarian issues.
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HUNGER & THIRST SHELTER
We support nonprofit initiatives that We support nonprofit initiatives that assist
support clean water, sustainable water, those experiencing homelessness, poverty,
infrastructures, and nutritional and food victims of domestic and family violence,
access programs, such as food banks,
school meal programs, and agricultural
solutions for hunger.
PULTE FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
victims of human trafficking, teenage
single mothers, individuals with
intellectual and developmental disabilities,
veterans, disadvantaged youth, and youth
in foster care.
Mission: Guided by the belief in the inherent dignity of all persons, the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation works to
meet the basic human needs of the most marginalized members of the human family, including socioeconomically
disadvantaged youth; the aged, persons with physical, emotional, and mental disabilities; and those with the
fewest material resources. In addition, the Foundation seeks to serve religious communities and correlative
organizations of Judeo-Christian beliefs.
NUESTRA SENORA
DE LA VIVIENDA
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Immokalee, Florida
MISSION PFCF
GIVING Provides Land Acquisition Nuestro0 Senora de to Viviendo Community Foundation is
Funds Site Planning & Design a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
• Land Development
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OPFCFSPECIAL ----PROJECTS
Land Entitlement
Financial Oversight
Communications & PR
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Community Partners
PFCF
Public & Private Partners
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Corporations & Foundations
Financial
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Partners
Housing Community
Capital Project I
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Administration
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Maintenance
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• Property is located at the northeast
corner of the intersection of Westclox
St and Carson Rd
• Land Area: So acres
• Current Zoning: Agricultural with a
Mobile Home Overlay
• Current Land Use: High Residential
District - 8 dwelling units/acre
• Overlays: Special
Treatment/Wellfield-3; Special
Treatment Wellfield-4; Airport
• Proposed Zoning: Mixed Use Planned
Unit Development (MXPUD)
• Land Use Cover and Forms
Classification: Woodlands Pastures;
Pine Flatwoods
• A housing community featuring an estimated zoo single-family detached homes for rent and an early education center
across five phases
• Residential Unit mix will include mostly 3-Bedroom homes with some 4-bedroom homes.
• Phase 1
• -4o single-family homes
• Community Center Building with offices for leasing, maintenance, and the community liaison officer.
• 3 acres of land set aside for the incorporation of the Early Education Center to be built by a 3ra parry
• Phases 2 through 5
• -40 single-family homes per phase
• As this will be a not -for -profit endeavor, any surplus revenue will go back into the community.
• Operating Expenses
• Staff
• Maintenance
• Capital Improvement
• Surplus Revenue will be used for Community Programs, such as:
• Scholarship Fund for Early Education Center
• Community Events and Programming
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• This is a draft site plan. It is expected to change -
slightly through the completion of the design and
approval process.
• This plan shows:
• 192 single-family homes
• 414 parking spaces
• Community Amenity Area for a community
center and playground
• 1z.8 acres for native vegetation preserve and
6 acres for water management
• 3 acres for an Early Education Center
• All streets will have street trees, pedestrian -
scale streetlights, and sidewalks.
• Small trash receptacles on each face of each
block where the trash will be gathered by a
maintenance employee and taken to a central
trash pick-up location on the school parcel.
• 1,241 SF 1-Story Single Family
Home
• 3 Bedrooms
• 2 Bathrooms
• 184 SF Covered Front
Porch
• 8o SF Back Patio
• In -unit laundry
• Full Kitchen
• We are finalizing a 2-Story
home with:
• 4 bedrooms
• 1 bedroom with a
full bath on the
first floor
• 3 bathrooms
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• Working on Site Plan and Engineering Design, Traffic Impact Study,
Environmental Data and Rezoning Application
• Property is located at the northeast corner of the intersection of Westclox St
and Carson Rd
• The Approval period is 15 months with two possible go -day extensions.
• An estimated project timeline is below:
Sign Contract
Inspection Period
Approval Period
Phase 1 Development Permits
Close on Land
Phase 1 Site Development
Vertical Construction
March 2022
April 2022
August 2022
April 2023
November 2023
January 2024
Summer 2024
PULTL FAMILY
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
April 2022
August 2022
November 2023
November 2023
December 2023
Summer 2024
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WILLIAMS FARM PUD
CRA ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
PROPERTY LOCATION
❑South side of Lake Trafford Road
❑West of Arrowhead Reserve
EPTEMBER 20TH, 2022
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IMMOKALEE AREA
MASTER PLAN
❑Low Density Residential
❑ Surrounded on all sides by
Low Density Residential
except to west - Medium
Density Residential
❑ Up to 4 units per area
❑ Up to 8 units per acre with
bonus densities
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PROPOSED ZONING
❑Single Family Residential -
2 units per acre, 336 units
❑Amenity Center
❑Preserve
❑Camp Keais Strand on
south
❑Preservation of creek and
50' buffer on east
❑Secondary Access to _
Miraham Terrace
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02:42:42 Victoria Peters: Hello -Victoria Peters from FDOT is here and
can provide the FDOT report.
02:58:19 Victoria Peters: Thank you!!!!
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Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency
IMMOKALEE CRA
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Certification of Minutes Approval Form
Prepared by: Approved by:
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Christie Betancourt, Operations Manager DavidTa6bl-ariez fr., Chairman
Immokalce Community Redevelopment Agency
The Minutes for the September 21, 2022, MSTU Advisory Committee Meeting were
approved by the MSTU Advisory Committee on October 26, 2022, as presented.
The next meeting will be a MSTU Advisory Board meeting and will he held on November 16,
2022, at 9:00 A.M. at CarcerSource 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 Betancourt, at 239-967-0028 for additional information. In
accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, persons needing assistance to participate in
any of these proceedings should contact Christie Betancourt, Operations Manager, at least 48 hours
before the meeting. The public should be advised that members of the CRA Advisory 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.
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