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AGENDA
September 13, 2023 - 5:00 PM
Hybrid Virtual Zoom Advisory Committee Meeting
4870 Bayshore Dr FGCU Buehler Auditorium, Naples, Florida 34112
Chairman Maurice Gutierrez
Sandra Arafet, Susan Crum, George Douglas, Frank McCutcheon Robert Messmer, Joann Talano
1. Call to Order Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Adoption of Agenda
4. Approval of Minutes
a. June 7, 2023 (Attachment 1)
5. Landscape Maintenance Report
a. Armando Yzaguirre
b. MSTU Project Managers Maintenance Report — (Attachment 2)
6. Community / Business Presentations
7. Old Business
a. EV Chargers CRA Parking Lot Update (Attachment 3)
b. Electrical Breaker Box Replacement (Attachment 4)
8. New Business
9. Staff Report
a. Insurance Claims Report (Attachment 5)
c. Financials (Attachment 6)
10. Correspondence and Communication
a. International Coastal Clean-up 9.16.23 (Attachment 7)
b. Ascent Article (Attachment 8)
c. Del Ackerman Article (Attachment 9)
d. Another Cultural Thread Coming to Naples (Attachment 10)
11. Public Comments
12. Staff Comments
13. Advisory Committee Comments
14. Next Meeting Date
a. October 4, 2023 @ 5:00pm
15. Adjournment
Bayshore CRA Offices: 3299 Tamiami Trail E, Unit 103, Naples, Florida 34112
Phone: 239-252-8844
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Tami Scott Project Manager Report / Update
September 13, 2023 - 5:00 PM
1. Bus Shelters
Transportation has issued the PO and NTP to Capital Construction for the new Bus shelters throughout
Collier County. The BGTCRA /MSTU are partnering on three of the shelters.
• 00120-BS129- total contribution $34,905 - Gulfgate plaza
• 00130-BS134- total contribution $54,404 - Thomasson and Lombardy- north
• 00140-BS143- total contribution $56,522 - Thomasson and Lombardy- south
numbers show above are for BOTH construction and the actual shelter itself. No schedule has been
provided regarding when Capital Construction will be working on our area.
2. Corner of Bayshore and 41
FDOT is wrapping up the pedestrian enhancements along 41, they have installed sod at the new area in
and around the intersection and our Maintenance team A&M has taken over the mowing of that area.
no plans to renovate that area yet however we are taking ownership of it once we do have direction on
how to proceed with that corner. Staff has received a proposal From Johnson engineering to redesign and
renovate that corner. It is a substantial amount of work and money; staff would appreciate the boards
feedback and discuss if we are ready to move forward. Proposal attached 9A-1.1, 9A-1.2
Staff is planning on holiday decorations at this corner.
The existing gas station sign is technically allowed to remain until it is declared abandon, staff is going to
look at removing it and or covering the sign and leaving the plinth.
3. 17 Acres Boardwalk
Design portion of the project is moving along
• Stantec to provide SDP (Collier County Growth Management) Permit Review Responses and
updated Drawings: August 14 through August 25. (Note: this will include any design/pen-nit
application to the City of Naples for ROW work and Irrigation Service tap.)
• Stantec to provide initial ERP responses: August 14 through August 25.
• Preparation of bid documentation with the CRA August 14 through August 25.
• Expected Collier County review of responses by September 29, 2023.
• SFWMD/DEP site visit to review site area and project impacts as noted in the current application
for the boardwalk permit: October 18, 2023. This date is set by the DEP reviewer and District
and not in our control; we do not expect at this time any major issues based on the wetland
mapping and routing of the boardwalk as provided.
• Follow up with SFWMD/DEP on any site visit issues by October 27, 2023.
• Complete bid package for tender October 27, 2023.
• Advertise for Bidding October 30, 2023.
4. Frida Celebration
Frida Celebration is officially over September 10, 2023, Staff is working with Southern Signal to remove
all banners both on Thomasson drive and Bayshore drive.
• The large flowerpots at the bridge on loan with the Naples Botanical Garden have been emptied
and staff is coordinating their pickup.
• Staff has replaced the one pot that was stolen from the bridge, staff was able to purchase the same
pot with a local nursery. $285.00
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• Bridge planters have been capped.
5. Sidewalk at Mattamy homes
Staff is working with road maintenance to get the sidewalk repaired and trees removed as discussed in our
January 2023 meeting. Staff spoke with Christopher P Covert, PE Supervisory Project Manager the week
of 9-4-2023. Chris indicated they are looking to get this on our 23/24 sidewalk plan.
6. Roundabout
Plants inside the roundabout and on the roundabout steps have been removed and replaced. The entire
center of roundabout has been planted with Dune Daises and the steps planters planted with Jatropha.
Staff will monitor, the goal was to have a mass of color when approaching the roundabout.
7. Bridge
New plantings were installed at the four corners of the bridge in the small 2'-0" landscape strip adjacent
to the sidewalk. We have had very little success in these small strips of landscaping, we installed purple
queen and ice plant. These are the same plants we used in median 20 which seems to be doing well.
8. Inoculant pilot project Bayshore
We are in our third month or halfway through the Inoculant pilot project, the first application of fertilizer
was applied on 6-16-2023. Unfortunately, staff has not observed any benefit to date and to be honest the
areas look worse today than when we started. Having said that, I don't believe the poor conditions of the
medians in and around the roundabout has anything to do with the product. I think the weather this
summer has been a huge factor in essentially everything dyeing. Staff will complete the study as proposed
and provide a report, regardless of the results we need to plan on replanting all the medians in and around
the roundabout before season starts.
9. Thomasson Drive / Dels lot
The exotics from this lot have been removed, debris removed, lot graded and re -sodded.
A&M landscaping has added this lot to their monthly mowing.
10. Holiday decor
Staff is working on holiday decor for the 2023 season. Staff is suggesting we expand our boundaries this
year to include areas of the BGTCRA. In addition to the expansion, we are discussing holiday banners for
Thomasson and Hamilton. The banners are a big investment and represent an addition $20,000 plus $5,00
for installation. Total of 45 banners, Staff will bring all costs, locations, and artwork to the board at the
October meeting.
11. Miscellaneous repairs to Bayshore
Staff is recommending the electrical panel at the corner of Bayshore and Bayview be replaced. It is the
original panel, 20 years old and it was compromised with the hurricane, the bottom portion of the panel
was underwater. Attached is the proposal from Simmons Electrical to replace the panel. see Attachment
9A-1. Staff did ask the pertinent questing's regarding if the existing 100-amp panel should be upgraded
to accommodate a future renovation / expansion, see attachment for additional information.
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Bayshore CRA Offices: 3299 Tamiami Trail E, Unit 103, Naples, Florida 34112
Phone: 239-252-8844
Online: www.bayshorecra.com Packet Pg. 15
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To: BBMSTU Advisory Committee
From: Shirley Garcia, Program Manager
Subject: Agenda Item 7a: EV Charger Agreement with FPL
Date: September 13, 2023
Request — for continuous payment of electric bill from FPL
Memorandum
Recommendation- To approve the 10-year agreement with FPL for free charging stations
including the construction, operation and maintenance with all the equipment included and to
continue paying the electric costs for the duration.
Background & Analysis- In 2022 when the CRA Parking lot was being designed the CRA iv
Local Advisory Board in a joint partnership with the Bayshore Beautification MSTU asked staff
to investigate installing EV Charging Stations as part of the new parking lot. Staff had m
researched and found some options that would cost the CRA to install and the BBMSTU to
continue to pay for electric. Both the CRA and MSTU boards made a motion to approve the y
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ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING EQUIPMENT AGREEMENT
This ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING EQUIPMENT AGREEMENT ("Agreement") is made this day of , 2022
("Effective Date"), by and between ("Host"), with a location at
(the "Property") and Florida Power & Light Company, a Florida
corporation ("Company"), with an address at 700 Universe Blvd CEA/JB, Juno Beach, FL, 33408. Host and Company are sometimes
individually referred to herein as a "Party" and collectively as the "Parties."
WHEREAS, Company desires to install and own electric vehicle charging and related equipment, including electrical power inverters,
interconnection equipment, electrical wiring, underground conduit, wire and cable management systems, charging stations, electric meters,
metering and switch cabinets, and power distribution boxes (the "Equipment") on the Property and Host desires to have the Equipment installed
and agrees to permit Company to utilize the Property upon the terms and conditions set forth below.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein and for other good and valuable consideration, the
receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties hereby agree as follows:
1. Use. During the Term, Host agrees that Company may
use the Property for the purposes of, and has the sole right (at
Company's cost and in Company's sole discretion) of, constructing,
installing, operating, inspecting, maintaining, repairing, enlarging,
modifying, removing (at any time), testing and replacing the
Equipment and any additional equipment required to dispense
electricity to charge electric vehicles, together with the following
rights: (a) the right of ingress and egress 24 hours -a -day, 7 days a
week; (b) the right, at Company's sole cost and expense, to
paint/stripe and to install signage (in either case, in a manner
substantially similar to the form attached hereto as Exhibit B) on and
around the Equipment; and (c) Company's quiet enjoyment of the
Property needed for purposes of this Agreement shall not be
disturbed. The location of the Equipment is as described in Exhibit
A. In the event that Company, in its sole discretion, determines that
an easement is necessary for the sole purpose of connecting the
Equipment to the electrical grid, then Host shall grant Company an
easement in a mutually agreeable location in, on, over, under,
through and across a portion of the Property to be identified by the
Parties in the form attached hereto as Exhibit C.
2. Term. Subject to this Section 2, the initial term of this
Agreement shall terminate on the tenth (10th) anniversary of the date
on which commissioning for the Equipment was completed (the
"Initial Term"), and unless terminated earlier as herein provided, shall
automatically renew on a year-to-year basis after the Initial Term until
the thirteenth (13th) anniversary of the date on which commissioning
for the Equipment was completed (each year, a "Renewal Term," and
each Renewal Term together with the Initial Term, the "Term");
provided, however, and notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event
Company delivers the Expansion Option Notice to Host pursuant to
Section 16 hereunder, the Initial Term shall terminate on the tenth
(loth) anniversary of the date on which commissioning for the
additional Equipment installed pursuant to Section 16 was
completed, which shall not exceed the thirteenth (13th) anniversary
of the date on which commissioning for the original installation of the
Equipment was completed. If either Party elects not to renew this
Agreement for a Renewal Term, then such Party must give a written
notice of termination to the other Party at least 90 days prior to the
expiration of the then -current Initial Term or Renewal Term, as
applicable. In the event such notice is delivered, no further automatic
extensions shall occur and this Agreement shall terminate at the end
of the then -existing Initial Term or Renewal Term, as applicable. The
Company may terminate this Agreement at any time and for any
reason by giving 30 days' prior written notice to Host.
3. Cooperation. In general, the Parties agree to cooperate to
achieve the purposes and intent of this Agreement. Host shall
cooperate as necessary with Company (at no cost to Host) in
Company's efforts to obtain all permits, licenses and approvals
necessary for the installation and operation of the Equipment.
Company will not permit any lien against the Property arising from
the installation or operation of the Equipment. Company shall (i) pay
any personal property tax which is attributable to the Equipment, and
(ii) be the sole recipient and beneficiary of any and all such federal
and/or state tax credits, and other financial incentives arising from
the installation and/or operation of the Equipment. The right to
access and use of Host's electrical system(s) includes for purposes
of powering Company's computer equipment used in monitoring the
electricity dispensed from the Equipment and record system data to
evaluate charging behavior. Host understands and acknowledges
that Company and/or its contractors will gather data and information
from the Equipment with respect to vehicle charging activity, vehicle
usage and technical performance of the vehicle and Equipment.
Company shall own all rights to such data and information. Host
acknowledges that such data and information will be used and
disclosed by Company and third parties for the purpose of
understanding and evaluating the impact of electric vehicles on
transit systems and the electric power grid, for use in regulatory
reporting, industry forums, case studies or other similar activities, in
accordance with applicable laws and regulations. To the extent Host
has access to the applicable information, the Host will share
information reasonably requested by the Company (including, but not
limited to, baseline data requests, electric vehicle information, visitor
and employee counts, and user surveys). Host shall use
commercially reasonable efforts to permit Company's customers to
use the Equipment on Host's Property on a 24 hours -a -day, 7 days
a week, 365-days a year basis.
4. Payment for Electricity. Company is responsible for
paying all consumption costs for electricity dispensed from the
Equipment.
5. Charge for Use of Equipment. Host acknowledges and
agrees that Company will directly charge users of the Equipment for
use of the Equipment pursuant to the then -applicable tariff rate.
6. Interference. During the Term, Host shall not Interfere, or
cause or permit to be caused any Interference, with the Equipment.
For purposes of this Agreement, "Interfere" and "Interference" shall
mean interference with Company's use, operation, access,
maintenance or repair of the Equipment including: (a) subject any
portion of the Equipment to any lien or encumbrance unless the
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holder thereof delivers a non -disturbance agreement; and (b) sale,
transfer, assignment, lease or sublease any portion of the Property
other than subject to Host's rights hereunder.
7. Insurance. Each Party will maintain at all times during the
Term, the following insurance: (a) commercial general liability
insurance with limits of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) per
occurrence combined single limit for bodily injury and property
damage; (b) business automobile liability insurance with limits of One
Million Dollars ($1,000,000) for bodily injury and property damage;
and (c) workers' compensation insurance in compliance with Florida
statutes. Such policy or policies shall be issued by companies
authorized to do business in the State of Florida with a minimum A.M.
Best financial rating of "A— VII". Company has the right to meet the
insurance designated in this section through any combination of self-
insurance, primary or excess coverage. Each Party, for itself and its
respective insurers, waives any right to assert any claim against the
other Party to the extent such claim is covered by the waiving Party's
insurance. Each Party shall waive all rights of subrogation of its
respective insurers.
8. Indemnification. Each Party (the "Indemnifying Party")
shall indemnify the other Party (the "Indemnified Party") from and
against all losses, claims, damages or expenses, including attorneys'
fees, incurred by the Indemnified Party in connection with any claims
for personal injury or death to persons and damage to property
(including environmental damage) arising under this Agreement
during the Term, to the extent arising from the negligence or willful
misconduct of the Indemnifying Party, its agents, employees,
representatives, contractors, affiliates or sub -contractors. Subject to
the next sentence, neither Company nor Host shall be liable to the
other for consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, indirect or
incidental losses or damages or for any loss of use, cost of capital,
loss of goodwill, lost revenues or loss of profit, nor shall any parent,
subsidiary, affiliate or employee of either Party have any liability
under this Agreement, and Company and Host each hereby releases
the other and each of such persons and entities from any such
liability. The foregoing exclusion shall not be construed to limit
recovery under any indemnity or defense obligation of Host under
this Agreement related to third party claims. In no event shall the
aggregate damages payable by a Party hereunder for any reason
whatsoever exceed Three Hundred Thousand U.S. Dollars
($300,000.00). Notwithstanding the foregoing, this Section 8 shall
not be construed or interpreted as a waiver of Host's sovereign
immunity and the limits established in Section 768.28, Florida
Statutes. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this Section 8 shall not be
construed or interpreted as a waiver of Host's sovereign immunity
and the limits established in Section 768.28, Florida Statutes. This
section shall survive the expiration or earlier termination of this
Agreement.
9. Equipment to Remain Personal Property of Company.
The Equipment is and will remain the property of Company, its
successors or assigns, regardless of its use or manner of attachment
to the Property. Host agrees to execute such further documentation
as is reasonably necessary to ensure that the Equipment does not
constitute, and is not deemed to be, a fixture attached to the
Property.
10. Representations. Each Party represents and warrants to
and covenants with the other Party that: (a) such Party has full right,
power and authority to execute this Agreement and that this
Agreement shall bind and benefit the Parties and their respective
successors and assigns; and (b) such Party's execution and
performance of this Agreement will not violate any laws, ordinances,
covenants or other agreement binding on such Party. Additionally,
Host represents and warrants to Company that it has good and
unencumbered title to the Property either free and clear of any liens,
mortgages or other encumbrances, or if any lien, mortgage or other
encumbrance exists, then such lien, mortgage or other encumbrance
(or any environmental restriction) will not prevent the performance of
this Agreement or burden or encumber the Equipment.
11. Default. An "Event of Default" means that a Party fails to
fully perform any of its covenants under this Agreement within sixty
(60) calendar days after such defaulting Party receives written notice
of such default from the non -defaulting Party; provided, however, if
such default cannot reasonably be cured within such sixty (60) day
time period, defaulting Party shall not be deemed in default
hereunder if defaulting Party has commenced to cure such default
within said sixty (60) day time period and thereafter continues with
diligence to complete the cure of such default.
12. Remedies. Upon an Event of Default as set forth in
Section 11, non -defaulting Party may (i) perform, or cause to be
performed, on behalf and at the expense of defaulting Party, any or
all of the undertakings or obligations as to which defaulting Party
remains in default, in which event defaulting Party will reimburse non -
defaulting Party for such actual reasonable costs and expenses,
within forty-five (45) days following receipt of invoice and supporting
documentation; (ii) exercise any remedy that such non -defaulting
Party may have at law or in equity and (iii) terminate this Agreement
upon 30 days' prior written notice if the defaulting Party has not cured
such default by the expiration of such 30-day period.
Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, Host may not perform any
right or obligation of Company under Section 1 or take any other
action that relocates or physically alters any of the Equipment.
13. Assignment. Neither Party shall assign this Agreement or
any interest herein without the prior written consent of the other
Party; provided, that the Parties acknowledge that the Equipment
may be covered by Company's utility financing structure.
14. Notices. All notices, demands, requests, consents,
approvals and other instruments required or permitted to be given
pursuant to this Agreement shall be in writing, signed by the notifying
Party, or officer, agent or attorney of the notifying Party, and shall be
deemed to have been effective upon delivery if served personally,
including but not limited to delivery by messenger, overnight courier
service or by overnight express mail, or on the third (3rd) business
day after posting if sent by registered or certified mail, postage
prepaid, return receipt requested, and addressed as follows:
To Host: To the address set forth in the Preamble above.
To Company: To the VP of Development at the address set forth in
the Preamble above with an e-mail copy to FPLEVolution jnfpl.com.
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15. No Guarantees or Warranties. NOTWITHSTANDING
ANYTHING TO THE CONTRARY HEREIN, THE PARTIES
ACKNOWLEDGE THAT COMPANY IS NOT PROVIDING ANY
GUARANTEES (INCLUDING GUARANTEES OF PERFORMANCE)
OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER STATUTORY,
EXPRESS, OR IMPLIED (INCLUDING ALL WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE, AND ALL WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF
DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE), UNDER THIS AGREEMENT.
16. Additional Equipment. Within three (3) years after the
Effective Date, Company may notify Host in writing of its intent to
install and own additional Equipment at the Property up to the
maximum spaces set forth in Exhibit A (the "Expansion Option
Notice"). Upon delivery of such notice, Host shall permit such
installation and ownership, which shall be subject to the terms and
conditions of this Agreement. In the event Host desires to have
installed on the Property any electric vehicle charging and related
equipment, the Host shall notify Company, in writing, of such desire
and Company shall, within 30 days after the receipt of such notice,
notify the Host in writing of the terms and conditions pursuant to
which Company is willing to so install such additional equipment. If
the Parties cannot agree on the terms and conditions for installing
such additional equipment within 60 days after the Host's receipt of
Company's terms and conditions, then the Host may engage a third -
party to so install such additional equipment; provided, however, the
Host shall use commercially reasonable efforts to share (or cause
such third party to share) data and information from such additional
equipment with respect to vehicle charging activity, vehicle usage
and technical performance of the vehicle and such additional
equipment.
17. Removal or Sale at End of Term. Within ninety (90) days
after the expiration of the Term, Company shall, in its sole discretion,
either (a) remove all charging stations installed by Company at the
Property under this Agreement or (b) agree to sell such charging
stations to Host on terms and conditions mutually agreed upon by
the Parties. In the event of removal, Company shall, at Company's
expense, return the area where the Equipment was located to a
condition substantially similar to prior to the installation of the
Equipment, except for any underground infrastructure and concrete
equipment pad(s) installed pursuant to this Agreement (which may
be left in place) and ordinary wear and tear. Company shall not be
obligated to replant trees or shrubs in connection with the foregoing
obligations.
18. Miscellaneous.
(a) Compliance with Laws. Each Party shall perform its
obligations under this Agreement in accordance with all applicable
codes, laws, rules, regulations, orders and ordinances of federal,
state, regional, local and municipal governmental agencies.
(b) Amendment. No modification, waiver or amendment of
this Agreement or of any of its conditions or provisions shall be
binding upon a Party unless in writing signed by that Party.
(c) Governing Law; Waiver of Jury Trial. This Agreement
shall be subject to and governed by the laws of the State of Florida,
without regard to its conflict of laws principles. The Parties agree that
any action or proceeding arising out of or related in any way to this
Agreement shall be brought solely in a court of competent jurisdiction
in the State of Florida. EACH OF THE PARTIES HERETO HEREBY
KNOWINGLY, VOLUNTARILY, AND INTENTIONALLY WAIVES
THE RIGHT EITHER OF THEM MAY HAVE TO A TRIAL BY JURY
IN RESPECT OF ANY LITIGATION BASED HEREON, OR ARISING
OUT OF, UNDER OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT.
(d) Severability; Counterparts, Publicity. Should any
provision of this Agreement be held, in a final and un-appealable
decision, to be either invalid, void or unenforceable, the remaining
provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect, and
the Parties shall negotiate in good faith to restore insofar as
practicable the benefits to each Party that were affected by such
ruling. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, which
together shall constitute a single instrument. Neither Party shall issue
any press release or otherwise publicize the existence or the terms
of this Agreement without the prior written approval of the other Party,
which approval will not be unreasonably withheld or delayed;
provided that general advertising that refers to a "partnering" (or other
terminology of similar import) of either Party with the other Party for
the purposes of any of the transactions contemplated hereby, but
does not expressly reference this Agreement or disclose any of the
terms hereof, shall not be subject to the provisions of this subsection.
Filings required by applicable law for any regulatory authority shall,
by itself, not be deemed to violate the preceding sentence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this
Agreement to be executed by their respective duly authorized officers
as of the date first above written.
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of nywhead and umdergriyume electric ulruty tadltlias (vlcluding wires_ p *s.
guys, cables, condultn and appurtenant equipment) to ba irrstalted from tune
to hire: with right to reconstruct, rmpvova, add to, enlarge, cJhanga the
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and conduit within the Easemeret Area and to operate the -same for oommunrtallons purpawts4 the Nghl of rngress and egfess
to u,e Easement Aaea at all t}m&r, the right to ctcar m* land and keep It deared of all trees, undergrowth and othler
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Bonita Springs, FL 34135-7000
Bayshore CPA
3299 Tamiami Trail E. Building F
Naples, FL. 34112
(239) 252-8844 Work
(239) 778-6598 Mobile
Ms. Tami Scott
Simmonds Electrical of Naples, Inc.
STREET LIGHTING • SIGNALIZATION • GENERATORS
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Item 7b
Phone: (239) 643-2770
Fax: (239) 643-6873
September 6, 2023
Quote # 2316554
We hereby submit specifications and estimates for: Bayshore Dr & Bayview Dr Panel Replacement
Demo existing damaged light service panel.
Furnish and install (1) 100a 120/240v service for irrigation and power for new lighting panel.
Furnish and install (1) 100a 120/240v street lighting panel (nightmaster).
Rework conduit to accommodate new panels.
Extend wiring to accommodate new panels.
Coordinate with FPL to disconnect and reconnect.
Permit fees by Collier County.
Man Hr I Per Hr I Number Men I Type I Est Materlal/Equip I calendar -Da;-Engineering,/Sublet
256 1 $ 65.00 2-4 1 Electrical 1 $ 12,345.731 120 is
Total Material and Labor & Equipment $ 28,985.73
Note: For estimating purposes only. Actual time and materials may vary based on conditions encountered.
Invoice will be based on time and material, and will be itemized per Annual Contract 18-7311.
We hereby propose to furnish the above complete in accordance with the above specifications for the sum of
Twenty Elght Thousand N/ne Hundred E/ghty F/ve Dollars and Seventy Three Cents
(not to exceed)
Revised 02/2023
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Subject: FW: Bayshore Drive Electrical Panel
From: ScottTami
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2023 12:41 PM
To: Noe Alvarado <noe@simmondselectricalofnaples.com>
Cc:'Cindy Simmons' <Cindy@simmondselectricalofnaples.com>
Subject: RE: Bayshore Drive Electrical Panel
Hi Noe,
Thanks for meeting me this morning regarding the electrical panel at the corner of Bayshore and Bayview. As discussed
at a minimum we would like to replace the 100 amp panel and raise it up as high as possible without creating and issue
for service down the road. Currently the 100 amp panel serves the decorative lighting, irrigation pumps, irrigation
controllers and some GIF's in the bridge median.
At some point and time we will be renovating the Bayshore ROW and installing new lights similar to Thomasson
drive, LED's with GFI's built into the base, banner arms, and more GFI's in the medians for holiday decoration as well as
isolated GFI's for general maintenance work that are not controlled on a sensor.
Based on our discussion, none of the items mentioned above may even warrant a bigger panel, changing to LED's will
actually reduce the load. So for now let's just replace the panel to make it safe and have our Electrical Engineer redesign
the new panel in the future with the future renovation.
Please provide a quote to replace the panel and move up out of the potential storm water as much as possible.
Thanks so much "'
Tami Scott r
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Cell 239-778-6598
From: Cindy Simmons <Cindv@simmondselectricalofnaples.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 9, 2023 8:55 AM
To: ScottTami<Tami.Scott@colliercountyfl.gov>
Cc: Noe Alvarado <noe@simmondselectricalofnaples.com>
Subject: RE: Bayshore Drive Electrical Panel
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opening attachments or clicking links.
Good morning Tami -
Thank you for the opportunity! I will discuss this with Noe and see when I can schedule him for a site visit.
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8941 Quality Road
Bonita Springs, Florida 34135-7000
V: (239) 643-2770
C: (239) 777-7929
F: (239) 643-6873
Email: Cindy@simmondselectricalofnat)les.com
Web Site: www.simmondselectricalofnaples.com
From: ScottTami <Tami.Scott@colliercountyfl.#3ov>
Sent: Wednesday, August 9, 2023 8:45 AM
To: Cindy Simmons <Cindy@simmondselectricalofnapies.com>
Subject: Bayshore Drive Electrical Panel
Hi Cindy,
We need to have our electrical panel on the corner of Bayshore Drive and Bayview Drive replaced. The panel was
installed in 2000 it serves all the decorative lighting, landscape irrigation Equipment, Median GFI's and the FPL poles.
Hart is not interested, can we scheduled a time to meet on site to discuss.
Thanks
Tam i Scott
Bayshore Project Manager
Cell 239-778-6598
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Fund 1630 (163) Bayshore MSTU
Fund /Comm Item
BCC Adopt
Budget
Tot Amend
Budget
Commitmen
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Actual
Available
Grand Total-Fund/CI
174,129.17
683,749.31-
509,620.14
1630000000 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
174,129.17
683,749.31-
509,620.14
REVENUE Sub Total
1,833,800.00-
1,857,065.36-
1,659,353.29-
197,712.07-
REVENUE - OPERATING Sub -Total
1,709,900.00-
1,709,900.00-
1,659,353.29-
50,546.71-
311100 CURRENT AD VALOREM TAXES
1,706,700.00-
1,706,700.00-
1,618,551.20-
88,148.80-
311200 DELINQUENT AD VALOREM TAXES
24,671.32-
24,671.32
361170 OVERNIGHT INTEREST
11,628.85-
11,628.85
361180 INVESTMENT INTEREST
3,200.00-
3,200.00-
2,133.89-
1,066.11-
361320 INTEREST TAX COLLECTOR
1,161.53-
1,161.53
369130 INS CO REFUNDS
1,206.50-
1,206.50
CONTRIBUTION AND TRANSFERS Sub -Total
123,900.00-
147,165.36-
147,165.36-
486600 TRANSFER FROM PROPERTY APPRAISER
486700 TRANSFER FROM TAX COLLECTOR
489200 CARRY FORWARD GENERAL
209,600.00-
209,600.00-
209,600.00-
489201 CARRY FORWARD OF ENCUMB AMT BY ADC CODE
23,265.36-
23,265.36-
489900 NEGATIVE 5%ESTIMATED REVENUES
85,700.00
85,700.00
85,700.00
EXPENSE Sub Total
1,833,800.00
1,857,065.36
174,129.17
975,603.98
707,332.21
OPERATING EXPENSE
707,400.00
681,665.36
120,919.17
246,529.23
314,216.96
631400 ENGINEERING FEES
50,000.00
50,000.00
50,000.00
634970 INDIRECTCOST REIMBURSEMENT
8,200.00
8,200.00
4,100.00
4,100.00
634980 INTERDEPT PAYMENT FOR SERV
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
634990 LANDSCAPE INCIDENTALS
65,000.00
65,000.00
41,082.03
114,638.79
90,720.82-
634999 OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
355,000.00
309,497.60
10,054.68
46,945.78
252,497.14
639990 OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICE
8,437.40
729.64
9,167.04-
641951 POSTAGE
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
643100 ELECTRICITY
60,000.00
60,000.00
25,153.69
22,022.36
12,823.95
643400 WATER AND SEWER
20,000.00
20,000.00
5,051.68
3,448.32
11,500.00
645100 INSURANCE GENERAL
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
645260 AUTO INSURANCE
900.00
900.00
900.00
646311 SPRINKLER SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
15,000.00
15,000.00
1,000.00
14,000.00
646314 MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPING
2,171.15
2,171.15-
646318 MULCH
15,000.00
15,000.00
1,477.20
6,022.80
7,500.00
646320 LANDSCAPE MATERIALS
1,203.49
1,203.49-
646360 MAINTENANCE OF GROUNDS ALLOCATED
50,000.00
50,000.00
5,794.24
44,205.76
646430 FLEET MAINT ISF LABOR AND OVERHEAD
500.00
500.00
432.00
68.00
646440 FLEET MAINT ISF PARTS AND SUBLET
300.00
300.00
998.81
698.81-
646445 FLEET NON MAINT ISF PARTS AND SUBLET
100.00
100.00
59.21
40.79
646451 LIGHTING MAINTENANCE
35,000.00
54,767.76
23,683.58
31,084.18
646970 OTHER EQUIP REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
493.91
848.94
1,342.85-
649030 CLERKS RECORDING FEES ETC
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,217.92
217.92-
649100 LEGAL ADVERTISING
1,500.00
1,500.00
385.00
672.00
443.00
652140 PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
652310 FERTILIZER HERBICIDES AND CHEMICALS
500.00
500.00
500.00
652490 FUEL AND LUBRICANTS ISF BILLINGS
200.00
200.00
484.82
284.82-
652989 LUMBER AND LAMINATES
375.23
375.23-
652990 OTHER OPERATING SUPPLIES
15,000.00
15,000.00
1,179.55
13,820.45
653710 TRAFFIC SIGNS
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY
25,000.00
74,000.00
53,210.00
20,790.00
762200 BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
53,210.00
53,210.00-
764990 OTHER MACHINERYAND EQUIPMENT
25,000.00
74,000.00
74,000.00
TRANSFERS
682,800.00
682,800.00
682,800.00
911020 TRANSFER TO 1020 BAYSHORE CRA
125,500.00
125,500.00
125,500.00
911627 TRANSFER TO 1627 BAYSHORE AVALON BEAUTIFICATION
557,300.00
557,300.00
557,300.00
TRANSFER CONST
48,200.00
48,200.00
46,274.75
1,925.25
930600 BUDGET TRANSFERS PROPERTY APPRAISER
13,000.00
13,000.00
12,230.10
769.90
930700 BUDGET TRANSFERS TAX COLLECTOR
35,200.00
35,200.00
34,044.65
1,155.35
RESERVES
370,400.00
370,400.00
370,400.00
991000 RESERVE FOR CONTINGENCIES
35,000.00
35,000.00
35,000.00
993000 RESERVE FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY
335,400.00
335,400.00
335,400.00
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Fund / Comm Item
BCC Adopt
Budget
Tot Amend
Budget
Commitment
Actual
Available
Grand Total-Fund/CI
63,226.90
362,582.24
425,809.14-
1627000000 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
63,226.90
362,582.24
425,809.14-
REVENUE Sub Total
1,230,300.00-
2,949,563.56-
578,742.78-
2,370,820.78-
REVENUE - OPERATING Sub -Total
14,200.00-
14,200.00-
21,442.78-
7,242.78
361170 OVERNIGHT INTEREST
15,621.11-
15,621.11
361180 INVESTMENT INTEREST
14,200.00-
14,200.00-
5,821.67-
8,378.33-
CONTRIBUTION AND TRANSFERS Sub -Total
1,216,300.00-
2,935,363.56-
557,300.00-
2,378,063.56-
411630 TRANSFER FROM 1630 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION
557,300.00-
557,300.00-
557,300.00-
489200 CARRY FORWARD GENERAL
659,600.00-
659,600.00-
659,600.00-
489201 CARRY FORWARD OF ENCUMB AMT BY ADC CODE
1,719,263.56-
1,719,263.56-
489900 NEGATIVE 5% ESTIMATED REVENUES
800.00
800.00
800.00
EXPENSE Sub Total
1,230,300.00
2,949,563.56
63,226.90
941,325.02
1,945,011.64
OPERATING EXPENSE
1,179,600.00
1,148,641.50
10,778.90
47,182.16
1,090,680.44
631400 ENGINEERING FEES
300,000.00
311,635.00
311,635.00
634980 INTERDEPT PAYMENT FOR SERV
634999 OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
879,600.00
837,006.50
7,466.50
40,222.71
789,317.29
639990 OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICE
3,312.40
3,312.40-
643100 ELECTRICITY
6,959.45
6,959.45-
CAPITAL OUTLAY
1,750,222.06
52,448.00
894,142.86
803,631.20
762200 BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
9,802.00
9,802.00-
763100 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL
1,750,222.06
42,646.00
894,142.86
813,433.20
RESERVES
50,700.00
50,700.00
50,700.00
993000 RESERVE FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY
1 50,700.001
50,700.00
1
1 50,700.00
Fund 1627 (160) Project 50171 Hamilton Ave Parking
Fund / Comm Item
BCC Adopt
Budget
Tot Amend
Budget
Commitment
Actual
Available
Grand Total-Fund/CI
1,043,522.49
894,142.86
149,379.63
50171 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
1,043,522.49
894,142.86
149,379.63
EXPENSE Sub Total
1,043,522.49
894,142.86
149,379.63
CAPITAL OUTLAY
1,043,522.49
894,142.86
149,379.63
763100 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL
1,043,522.49
894,142.86
149,379.63
Fund 1627 (160) Project 50172 Thomasson Drive
Fund / Comm Item
BCC Adopt
Budget
Tot Amend
Budget
Commitment
Actual
Available
Grand Total-Fund/CI
61,283.57
53,404.40
6,959.45
919.72
50172 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
61,283.57
53,404.40
6,959.45
919.72
EXPENSE Sub Total
61,283.57
53,404.40
6,959.45
919.72
OPERATING EXPENSE
3,312.40
6,959.45
10,271.85-
634980 INTERDEPT PAYMENT FOR SERV
639990 OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICE
3,312.40
3,312.40-
643100 ELECTRICITY
6,959.45
6,959.45-
CAPITAL OUTLAY
61,283.57
50,092.00
11,191.57
762200 BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
9,802.00
9,802.00-
763100 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL
61,283.57
40,290.001
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20,993.57
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Fund 1627 (160) Project 50173 South Bayshore
Fund / Comm Item
BCC Adopt
Budget
Tot Amend
Budget
Commitment
Actual
Available
Grand Total-Fund/CI
66,635.00
66,635.00
50173 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
66,635.00
66,635.00
EXPENSE Sub Total
66,635.00
66,635.00
OPERATING EXPENSE
11,635.00
11,635.00
631400 ENGINEERING FEES
11,635.00
11,635.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY
55,000.00
55,000.00
763100 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL
55,000.00
0.00
55,000.00
Fund 1627 (160) Project 50174 North Bayshore
Fund / Comm Item
BCC Adopt
Budget
Tot Amend
Budget
Commitment
Actual
Available
Grand Total-Fund/CI
1,179,600.00
1,727,422.50
9,822.50
40,222.71
1,677,377.29
50174 BAYSHORE/AVALON BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
1,179,600.00
1,727,422.50
9,822.50
40,222.71
1,677,377.29
EXPENSE Sub Total
1,179,600.00
1,727,422.50
9,822.50
40,222.71
1,677,377.29
OPERATING EXPENSE
1,179,600.00
1,137,006.50
7,466.50
40,222.71
1,089,317.29
631400 ENGINEERING FEES
300,000.00
300,000.00
300,000.00
634999 OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
879,600.00
837,006.50
7,466.50
40,222.71
789,317.29
CAPITAL OUTLAY
590,416.00
2,356.00
588,060.00
763100 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL
590,416.00
2,356.00
0.00
588,060.00
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wrapping around the garage, which is
built into the development, Dolben ex-
plained.
Luxury apartment development The restaurant space is generating
transforming high -profile corner interest, with a decision yet to be made
on an operator, he said.
Laura Layden "We are hoping that we will have a
Naples Daily News restaurant operator who has a space
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ready to go at the same time the build -
The development Metropolitan Naples is taking ing is delivered," Dolben said, "in the
shape, with its first high-rise tower well underway. fourth quarter of next year''
The first tower — a luxury apartment develop- The restaurant will be open to all,
ment, known as Ascent in East Naples — broke not just residents.
ground nearly a year ago. Concrete has been poured
up to the eighth floor. Amenities for residents will include
Construction won't be finished until next year. around -the -clock concierge Services.
There are still seven more floors to go, before reach- The seventh floor will have an outdoor
ing the roof infinity pool and sundeck, and a dog
`We're a little more than halfway there now, said
Deane Dolben, president of The Dolben Co., one of park, with a washing station.
the partners in Ascent. Other planned offerings: A pent -
The tower is rising in an area known as the Gate- house level residential lounge, two-
way Triangle, named for its pizza -like shape. It sits story fitness center, co -working spaces
between Davis Boulevard to the north and U.S. 41 to h d f and conference rooms, ancharging
the south in East Naples. g g
Despite construction industry challenges and stations for electric vehicles.
Hurricane Ian, the project remains on time and on Apartments will feature keyless en -
budget, Dolben said. try and offer expansive views of the
"Ian didn't slow anything down," he said recently,
noting the new construction is far above sea level, Gulf of Mexico. High -end interior fea-
which is good for the "long haul," to avoid flooding tures will include quartz countertops
from future storms. and stainless -steel appliances.
A topping -off is now only a few months away. Move -iris are expected to start in
"We are pouring one floor every three weeks," Dol- late fall of 2024. Leasing will begin
ben said. "We will have the building topped out in an-
other three or four months.' closer to opening.
Then comes the internal build -out, which will take Rents are still to be determined, but
months to complete, with a high level of detail. Will be at the top end of the market, re -
Apartments, big and small flecting the high quality and unique-
ness of the rental community, includ-
Ascent will offer 270 apartments, ranging from ing its location, views and amenities,
576-square-foot studios to 2,133-square-foot pent- which are more like those found at up -
houses. scale condo developments, or hotels,
The building will include a large 6,500-square- Dolben Said.
foot restaurant and a smaller 1,200-square foot retail
store, along with a five -story parking garage. The "We are excited to meet what we be-
lieve is an unmet need in the Naples
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Ascent in East Naples is more than halfway built.
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Part of a larger vision
Metropolitan Naples has been years
in the making. At completion, it will
have three 15-story buildings on a
roughly five -acre site, transforming a
high -profile corner.
The larger mixed -use project is the
brainchild of Jerry Starkey and Fred
Pezeshkan, both longtime local devel-
opers, who won the right to purchase
and develop the property from the
county through a competitive bidding
process.
The county has targeted the broader
Bayshore/Gateway Triangle area for I
development since 2000 — or for me
than 20 years.
Starkey and Pezeshkan signed
agreement to purchase the propel
back in 2016.
County records show a bi-furcat
sale by the Collier County Communi
Redevelopment Agency, with a slice
the property turned over to anotl
partnership, operating under the nar
Naples Triangle Development Jv/Pro
co LLC and managed by Roger SaE
with SK2 Capital, a real estate privz
equity and capital markets advisc
firm headquartered in Naples.
Ascent is a joint venture involvi.
The Dolben Co., GFI Development Ll
and SK2 Capital.
"This is the first high-rise we ha
built. We have managed others," D�
ben said.
He expects the tower to attract a n
of tenants, including wealthy seasor
residents willing to pay rent ye,
round, and affluent professionals w
want to live close to where they wort
The Dolben Co. operates two otl
rental communities in the Naples ar(
The Coast Townhomes and The CoE
Residences in Golden Gate. It's looki.
to build more projects.
"We really like the market," Dolb,
said. "We are high on Naples.'
The other two buildings planned j
Metropolitan Naples haven't brok
ground yet.
Sales have begun for the secoi
building, a luxury condo developme
planned by Starkey and Pezeshkz
Dubbed Aura, it will have 56 resider
es, with shops and restaurants at strE
level.
The third building will include me
condos, along with more mixed -use d
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8 Behind The Story
From the Beach Boy Chronicles
The Ding of Kelly Road
By Tom Williams
Jul 16, 2023
By Tom Williams
Before his retirement, Del Ackerman was often cruising along the Naples city limits in his
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an alien from outer space would feel welcome.
Del was a giant of a man that knew no strangers. He was happy with everyone. He was as
comfortable with the Port Royal millionaires from across the water on Naples Bay to the
homeless struggling for dignity in a fledgling art district that gave them hope. Del was also
wise. He knew that the folks that have everything money can buy are quite often looking for
something else. The mad money millionaires from across the water might have been
shopping for beer or bait or perhaps a little misplaced adventure, but at the end of Kelly
Road, where the artisans began to gather, the possibilities were endless.
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Del arrived in Naples after a bad accident. A bus hit him while he was working in the
booming citrus industry, and after having 13 surgeries to repair his broken body, Del was
informed by his employers: "We can't use you anymore; we need someone who can stand
up and walk around."
When Del Ackerman arrived in Naples and settled on Kelly Road, the year was 1964, and Del
was ready for a fresh frontier and a new start. When anyone first saw Del, there was not a
clue that his body had once been broken. He appeared to have perpetual youth. He was
always animated and moving, even when he was standing still and making new friends. He
also stood out because Del stood well over six feet tall and looked like he might have just
stepped off a sailing ship from Norway. When Del was at work, he was indeed a head and
shoulders taller than most of his customers, but the real reason Del stood out is because he
was so dynamic in his conquest of making friends and leveling the playing field of
humanity.
In 1964, Naples year -round -residents numbered about 5,000 South Florida pilgrims, and
there were cabins on Naples Bay. It was only four years after Hurricane Donna made a
devastating landfall, swept the beachside streets with sand and saltwater, and flooded the
ground floors of the Naples Beach Hotel. Naples in 1964 was an open canvas. It was indeed a
time of rebirth and renaissance for a budding city on a bay, and as with any recovery and
newfound beginnings inspiration was on the rise.
After searching along the beaches and the bay and taking an earnest assessment of the
Naples community, Del decided to try something completely different. His vision was to
have a wholesale grocery store that blended with an old-time general store and to apply a
form of customer service that came to him naturally. Years before arriving in Naples, Del
had a paper route, and he not only delivered newspapers but he often stayed to chat with his
customers - especially the unfortunate who were receiving their newspapers in hospital.
This, perhaps, was where the caring and open-minded approach to fundamental service
began because this was a special man who could never forget being helpless in the hospital.
When Del first stocked his shelves and opened the doors to his store on Kelly Road, he knew
at once he had chosen the right location. Kelly Road needed an anchor. This was a
waterfront community where not only traffic from other roads and avenues led to his store
but also an island in the stream of humanity where pilgrims and pirates of all kinds would
touch the shore and add many spices to the recipes of life.
The rough riders of Kelly Road were drawn to a growing community that was indeed
growing, but there could not be growth without growing pains. Because Del knew no
strangers, and reserved judgment for a much higher authority than his own, Del Ackerman,
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from the first day he opened his store, knew he was a man on a mission, and his mission o
hospitality was more diverse than anyone could imagine.
The giant grocer with the big heart and the general store offered welcome to the ladies of
the night that walked Kelly Road. Del knew they needed a break from the road and a
sanctuary free from disparaging judgment. After all, even those that worked the oldest
profession needed a friendly face along with their supply of daily sundries.
The ladies needed a place to sit, perhaps at a picnic table beside the mullet fisher folk with
the mullet haircuts that sometimes came in for a pickled egg, a pack of smokes, or a hotdog
to ward off the heat or the cold that only fisher -folk can feel. There might even be a
struggling musician or artist wandering in for a six-pack of beer to calm their nerves after
wrangling a stray bale of marijuana the saltwater cowboys had dumped when they believed
the sheriff was hot on their trail.
This was the beginning before Kelly Road was Bayshore. This was when a flamboyant cast of
characters began to color the canvases of Naples, Marco, and Everglades City with their very
own versions of a Wild West story during the birth of a new frontier. This was a time when
struggling but talented musicians, gifted artists, and even culinary creators would bloom
into fruition and become Celebration Park and the Bayshore Art District.
For every Beach Boy and Girl that ever wandered and felt the ebb and flood of emotion that
is the soul of any art form, perhaps there can be an understanding of the canvas that was
once Kelly Road and the giant of a man that was Del Ackerman.
Tom Williams is a Marco Islander and the author of two books: "Lost and Found" and "Surrounded by
Thunder -The Story of Darrell Loan and the Rocket Men. "Both books are available on Kindle and Nook.
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`Another cultural thread'coming to BayshorE
Upcoming Naples Cinematheque will bring curated
vintage films and other rarities to arts district
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Leadership in the Bayshore Arts Dis-
trict in Naples have been working to
bring more business owners into the
area to meet the demand for more arts
and culture.
So when David Garonzik brought his
vintage theater idea to Naples, the com-
munity quickly welcomed him.
Garonzik's theater, Naples Cinema -
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theque, is a project he's been working
toward for months now.
In April, The Collier County Board of
County Commissioners approved Ga-
ronzik's request to buy a piece of land in
Bayshore for the cinema. Now Garonzik
is working on finalizing the sale so he
can break ground on the spot where
Del's 24-Hour Food Store once stood.
How does cinema fit into the community?
What makes Naples
Cinematheque special?
Naples Cinematheque will nun curat-
ed feature films that are no longer being
shown in regular movie theaters, such
as foreign, historical, documentary and
indie films.
"The first -run movies currently being
produced and shown in multi-plexs
don't necessarily appeal to Naples's de-
mographic," Garonzik said. "Naples
might have movie theaters, but they
don't have a cinema."
Garonzik will curate every single set
of films for the theater based around
unique holidays and themes.
Naples Cinematheque will be locat-ed in Bayshore, close by the Naples Bo-tanical Garden and
the Gulfshore Play -house.
"I think that Bayshore is still emerg-ing as arts destination," CEO of Gulf -shore Playhouse
Kristen Coury said. "I think this (cinematheque) will defi-nitely help anchor that. And, in gener-
al, it will definitely add another cultur-al thread to the community at large."
Garonzik noted that having Naples Cinematheque may bring in more tourism, since
there's nothing like it locally.
"A movie theater is just a movie theater," Garonzik said. "It has a first run film, it
shows, and then it goes away but it's not really contributing to to the community as a cultural
land-scape. People abroad aren't necessar-ily going to look at Naples because of the Regal
Cinema but if you have a cin-ematheque that's promoting the histo-ry of cinema, bringing in
archived film, showing rare films... that'll add to the cultural landscape of the community."
Garonzik plans on working closely with existing businesses, like the Na-ples Botanical
Garden and the Golisa-no Children's Museum.
"There's some great areas of col-laboration that could happen between the cinematheque
and the garden," President and CEO of Naples Botanical Garden Donna McGinnis said.
"When we are doing a special
festival, for example, we do a big Dia de los Muertos weekend, we can be doing things on site at the
garden, but there could be also corresponding films that go on with our festival."
McGinnis mentioned the garden and the cinematheque might share parking too, due to
how close the two businesses will be.
Garonzik said the community has welcomed him and his project with open arms since the
beginning, which he deeply appreciates.
"I just think cinematheques are really neat and sophisticated and they really enhance cultural
and intellectu-al stimulation," said Frank Verpoorten, executive director of Naples Art Insti-tute. "And
Naples doesn't have any -thing like it yet.'
Garonzik is excited to bring his pro-ject to Naples, a place he says is like no other.
"Naples has this whole culture of going out and going to events and cele-brating things in a group
and in a com-munal setting and sharing in that way," Garonzik said. "And that's what makes it probably
more special than any place I've been to."
What's next?
Garonzik said Collier County offi-cials are working on their final ap-praisals now, then
they'll move into the purchase agreement. He estimates it'll take a month or two to finalize the
agreement, then Garonzik can begin the construction process for Naples Cinematheque.
For more information on Naples Cinematheque visit www.naplescine-matheque.com or email
Garonzik at david@naplescinema.com.
By showing vintage films and
ities, Garonzik hopes to get the Na.
community engaged in cinema —
they're engaged in theater and natu
"Naples has some of the best cult
institutions in the world, but they d
have a cinema equivalent," Garoi
said. "They don't have a cinema the
the equivalent to the Kristen Cou
Gulfshore Playhouse, or Opera Nay
or Artis Naples, or the Baker Museui
even the Botanical Gardens. And
culture is poorer when people can't
the types of films that Naples Cine:
theque would be curating."
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