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Joint Meeting of the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency Immokalee Local Redevelopment
Advisory Board and the Immokalee MSTU Advisory Committee on November 15, 2023. 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 CRA Chair Patricia Anne Goodnight at 8:31 A.M.
B. Pledge of Allegiance and Moment of Silence.
Patricia Anne Goodnight led the Pledge of Allegiance and asked for a moment of silence.
C. Roll Call and Announcement of a Quorum.
Christie Betancourt opened roll call. A quorum was announced for the CRA and MSTU Boards.
CRA Advisory Board Members Present in Person:
Patricia Anne Goodnight, Mark Lemke, Andrea Halman, Edward "Ski" Olesky, Yvar Pierre (8:33 A.M.),
and Lupita Vazquez Reyes.
CRA Advisory Board Members Present via Zoom:
Mike Facundo.
CRA Advisory Board Members Absent/Excused:
Frank Nappo and Estil Null.
MSTU Advisory Committee Members Present:
Christina Guerrero, David Turrubiartez Jr., Andrea Halman, and Cherryle Thomas (8:55 A.M.).
MSTU Advisory Committee Members Present via Zoom:
None.
MSTU Advisory Committee Members Absent/Excused:
Bernardo Barnhart, Ana Estrella, and Norma Garcia.
Others Present in Person:
Marlene Dimas, Daniel Boddison, Lee Van Gelder, Gilberto Tabares, Maria Rueda, Armando Yzaguirre,
Victoria Peters, and Lorraine Lantz
Others Present via Zoom:
Wiley Page, Candy Dyckman, Cristina Perez, Carmen Henry, Daniel Flynn, Trinity Scott, Thomas
Cunningham, and Sarah Harrington.
Staff Present in Person: Gregory J. Oravec, Christie Betancourt, Yvonne Blair, and Yuridia Zaragoza.
D. VotingPrivileges rivileges for Board Members via Zoom.
Staff announced that a CRA Board Member is on Zoom and MSTU Committee Member may join on
Zoom.
CRA Action: Mr. Mark Lemke made a motion to allow Board members on zoom privileges. Mr.
Edward "Ski" Olesky seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 5-0.
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MSTUAction: Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. made a motion to allow Board members on 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. Agenda was approved with the added
Memorandum.
CRA Action: Mr. Edward "Ski" Olesky made a motion to approve the Agenda as amended. Ms.
Lupita Vazquez Reyes seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0.
MSTUAction: Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. made a motion to approve the Agenda as amended. Ms.
Andrea Halman seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0.
F. Approval of Consent Agenda
1. Minutes
i. Joint CRA & MSTU Advisory Board Meeting for October 18, 2023 (Enclosure 1)
2. Budget Reports (Enclosure 2)
3. Code Enforcement Report (Enclosure 3)
4. Staff Reports
i. Program Manager Report (Enclosure 4)
ii. Project Manager Report (Enclosure 5)
iii. Project Observation Field Report (Enclosure 6)
iv. Community Meetings (Enclosure 7)
5. Contractor Maintenance Report
i. A&M Property Maintenance
a. Maintenance Report (Enclosure 8)
Staff presented the Consent Agenda to the Boards for approval. On Item F.1. on Packet Page 14, Ms. Andrea
Halman meant to say that the Seminole Tribe could be included in the Main Street Historic Cemetery since
she feels like they aren't included as much.
CRA Action: Mr. Edward "Ski" Olesky made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as
amended. Mr. Mark Lemke seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0.
MSTUAction: Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as
amended. Ms. Andrea Halman seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0.
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 the public. The folder contained the
public notices, news articles, and upcoming community event flyers.
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H. Other Agencies
1. Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Updates, Victoria Peters
Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes asked if Ms. Victoria Peters if she has received any 311 messages from
Community members. Ms. Peters said that she has not received anything but if there is, individuals
are welcomed to email her.
Ms. Christie Betancourt followed up and said that Staff has figured out who to send stuff to,
depending on the situation. Ms. Betancourt informed members that 311 is working well for the
community, and if there is any concerns, they should use this resource as much as they can.
2. Other Community Agencies
Immokalee High School, Daniel Boddison
Mr. Daniel Boddison is the Immokalee High School Principal. He provided a brief summary on
himself and his past experiences in the education system in Immokalee. He said that the school's
main goal is to get more community involvement into the schools, especially with the SAC meeting
that is held for this input. He said that during a recent SAC meeting something that has been
mentioned is a route near the Immokalee High School Tennis Court all the way to the Immokalee
Sports Complex. There is a number of students who exit out this route, and many would like to
know if a crosswalk can be done for the safety of the students.
Ms. Christie Betancourt followed up with Mr. Boddison. She said that they will revisit this with the
help of the Tiger Grant. She will provide an update as soon as she hears back.
Ms. Andrea Halman asked Mr. Boddison if it is possible to have students involved with meetings
such as the Immokalee CRA. She believes that if students were to participate to meetings like the
Immokalee CRA, there would be great involvement from these students since they also live in the
community.
Mr. Boddison informed Ms. Halman on the Lighthouse Committee at the Immokalee High School.
The main goal of the Committee is to find ways to make the school better, mostly culture ideas. He
said he can mention this to this Committee to see if students can participate.
Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes informed members on an application where students could apply to join
the School Board's Advisory committee through the Collier County School Board. She would like
to know how many students were accepted from the Immokalee High School.
Immokalee High School Student, Ms. Maria Rueda, informed Ms. Lupita that she and a fellow
classmate were accepted to the School Board Advisory Committee. They have made a group so that
other students may also provide input. Ms. Rueda informed Ms. Reyes that anyone is welcomed to
join this group, so that they are able to get more input as well.
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Collier County Sherriff Office, Cpl. Lee Van Gelder
Cpl. Lee Van Gelder informed members that a meeting was recently held with Arrowhead in
reference to Bush Street and Lincoln Street intersection.
He said that a Deputy being near these streets to prevent people from stopping, standing, or parking
illegally is like a band aid to this matter. He believes that the best thing to do is some kind of traffic
engineering improvement such as a digital signage or other improvements instead of just simple
enforcement.
Collier County Public Schools, Marlene Dimas
Ms. Marlene Dimas provided information on the Strategic Plan 2025-2029 Survey that is open until
December 1, 2023. She informed everyone in attendance that Fall break for students and teachers
is next week. The CCPS Learning Express Bus should be up and running, December 4, 2023. Ms.
Dimas will send the schedule out to anyone who is interested. She also informed everyone on the
start of Winter break, which is on December 18, 2023, thru January 1, 2024.
Cultivate Abundance, Lupita Vazquez Reyes a
Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes informed everyone on a recent visit from staff and rangers from a
Reserve Park in Sanibel along with local Everglades activists, leaders, and residents who are
looking to help advocate in the community for more garden space. She provided details on the Tour
that was given, starting with the Immokalee Museum at Roberts Ranch. She said good things are I
occurring and that there is a couple of nonprofits that are trying to be very impactful in their E
relationship and partnership building with the community. E
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1. Immokalee Transportation Network Plan — Lorraine Lantz, AICP, CPM, PMP Transportation CI
Planning Manager, Transportation Management Services (Enclosure 9) r
Mr. Greg Oravec provided additional context on the Immokalee Transportation Network Plan. He 4)
acknowledged that this Plan is very important due to the factor that Immokalee transportation c
consists of walking and bicycling. He said that Ms. Lorraine Lantz and her team's efforts in the
plan are a result of the Immokalee Area Master Plan. He clarified that Network Plan represents the N
Transportation Management Service Division's recommendation on behalf of the County and the
Advisory Boards should feel free to ask questions and provide feedback but it also important to note
that it's important to either acknowledge or accept this report. Mr. Oravec informed the Board E
Members on the importance of prioritizing projects and really trying to only focus on that until its c
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Mr. Wiley Page, consultant for Atkins, said all the information is the same but he provided
additional information that was requested.
• Study Area and Goals
• Stakeholder Advisory Group
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Mr. Wiley Page said that the Stakeholder Advisory Group included individuals with direct
knowledge of the transportation needs within the Community. Agencies that work with the
Community as well as one-on-one interviews were conducted.
o Internal Members
Collier County Code Enforcement, Collier County Development Review Division,
Collier County Parks & Recreation Division, Collier County Sherriff s Office —
Safety Officer, Collier County Stormwater Division, Collier County Traffic
Operations Division, Collier County Transportation Planning Division, and the
Immokalee Fire Department.
o Agency/ Governmental Members
Collier Area Transit, Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Staff,
Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), FDOT Commuter Services/Vanpool
Services. FDOT Planning Studio, Immokalee Chamber of Commerce — Staff,
Immokalee CRA Advisory Board — Staff, Immokalee Health Department,
Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board — Staff, Immokalee Regional Airport,
Immokalee Technical Institute, Collier County Public Schools, LeeTran and
Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council (SWFRPC).
o Advocacy Groups
Groups Invited included the Bicycle Pedestrian and Pathway Groups , Blue Zone —
Immokalee Committee, Complete Street Coalition, Immokalee Fair
Housing/Community Foundation of Collier County, Seminole Tribe of Florida, and
Unmet Needs Coalition.
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• Stakeholder Advisory Group Meetings C4
Mr. Page provided information on the discussion made for each meeting.
o Meeting #1, May 6, 2022: Project Kick-off meeting was held via Teams.
Introductions were given and major topics discussed included the project goals and a
objectives, review of project schedule, review of preliminary list of previous studies c
to be reviewed, review of data and issues that will influence the development of the
plan and the approach to public input and outreach. N
o Meeting #2, July 11, 2022: Project Review held in person.
The meeting was a working session where the Advisory Group reviewed the E
recommendation and making additional recommendations. Discussion and feedback c
were provided by individuals who attended. Q
o BPAC Meeting February 21, 2023: Meeting with the Collier MPO County Bicycle
and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
An overview was provided to BPAC, and discussion centered around the need to
complete as many of the sidewalk project as possible.
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o May 25, 2022: MSTU Board Meeting
An overview on the plan, discussion and approach of study was discussed. The
proposed schedule of future meetings was also shared with the Board.
• Meetings with Community Leaders
Mr. Page provided a couple of community leaders names who had a one-on-one meeting for
in regard to this plan.
• Previous Studies Reviewed
• Existing Conditions
• Gap Analysis
• Project Evaluation
Mr. Page said that there are many ways to fund sidewalks projects. He noticed that
Immokalee has been successful with grants. He said that certain projects are going to
compete better than others when competing for these grants. He said that whether the
projects is prioritized high or low in the list, whichever fits the criteria should be chosen to
complete.
• Sidewalk Project Evaluation
o Top 10 Sidewalk Projects
o Sidewalk Map
o Lake Trafford Road
Mr. Page provided context of what has been done and what is recommended for
Lake Trafford. Portions of Lake Trafford Road have a couple of sidewalks along,
but there is a major project that was considers primarily for a drainage improvement.
He said that really the only way to provide any meaningful bike lanes or sidewalks
is to tackle the drainage improvement. He provided information on the cost of the
drainage improvement and said that as of now this project is on hold.
Ms. Anne Goodnight asked for clarification on the impression that she had on a fund
that the County did a couple of years ago for a drainage and storm water project
through Collier County, and that part of the Lake Trafford Project was going to be
funded by this project.
Ms. Trinity Scott provided a background on herself. She is the Department Head for
Transportation Services. She said that the County put forth a bond where the County
bonded some dollars to have funding to do some stormwater improvements
throughout the County. However due to the increase in construction costs, Staff is
working on different strategies to be able to have additional funding for stormwater
improvements. Staff have continued with the design for this project. They are
working on alternative sources to be able to fund stormwater projects with Lake
Trafford be included as a priority for Staff. Ms. Scott provided a couple of more
roads in need of stormwater improvements, this includes Carson Rd, Lake Trafford
Rd from SR29, and Little League Rd.
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Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes and Mr. Greg Oravec discussed the meaning of
prioritization for the Staff and Advisory Board.
Ms. Andrea Halman provided information on the BPAC meetings and provided
feedback on the need to have this meeting be available virtually for the community
members who are not able to attend in person.
• Roadway Project Evaluation
o Top 10 Roadway Projects
• Sidewalk Recommendations
• Roadway Recommendations
• Overall Recommendations
Ms. Lorraine Lantz anticipates that the Immokalee Transportation Network Plan will be
presented to the Board of Collier County Commissioner in January 2024.
Mr. Mark Lemke asked for clarification on the Transportation Network Plan and how the
report is just an overall recommendation to the County on what improvement needs to be
made in the future. He asked for Ms. Lantz opinion on a timeline as to when the top 10
recommendations will be funded and asked how many are ready for construction.
Ms. Lantz provided information on certain opportunities to apply for grants. Mr. Wiley Page
said several of the projects have preliminary studies, other do not, and a few have begun to
move forward but it's all dynamic. He said many are in different stages, however they are
in a standstill.
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priorities will mean for Staff and the Advisory Board.
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for the top 10 sidewalks, instead she looks at what is eligible at the time when a funding 2
opportunity is presented.
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Plan as presented. Ms. Andrea Halman seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 7-0.
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2. Strategic Planning Program (Enclosure 10)
Staff provided board Enclosure 10 which is a memo regarding the Strategic Planning Session. From
that memo staff reviewed ground rules for the retreat.
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i. Opening Comments from Advisory Board Members
Advisory Boards members and participants discussed on what they would like to see improve
in the community. Pre- Survey answers was discussed in detail by members and participants.
"The following items were tabled for the December 13, 2023 meeting.
ii. Introduction to "Community Redevelopment" in Florida
iii. Introduction to the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency
iv. The Finding of Necessity and Designation of the Community Redevelopment Areas
V. The creation of the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency
vi. Adoption of the Original Community Redevelopment Plan
vii. Establishment of the Redevelopment Trust Fund
viii. The Bylaws of the CRA and its Local Redevelopment Advisory Boards
a. Discussion of important operating practices
ix. Accomplishments from Inception to 2022
X. The 2022 Amendment to the Community Redevelopment Plan
[Scheduled Break]
xi. Deep Dive on the Current (2022) Community Redevelopment Plan
xii. Vision
xiii. Identified Project, Programs, and Priorities
xiv. Where are we today?
a. Progress from 2022 to the present.
b. SWOT Analysis
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xviii. Of our hundreds of potential projects and programs, what are our Top Ten?
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xix. Discretion of the Advisory Board —adopt priority list following exercise or ask staff to bring
back a refined list with any corresponding analysis at the next meeting for further s
consideration.
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xxi. Closing Comments from Advisory Board Members
K. New Business.
No new business.
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L. Citizen Comments
Ms. Christie Betancourt said that Ms. Ana Estrella has sent an email on her resignation. She has taken
another position, so she will no longer be representing St. Matthews. Ms. Betancourt said Staff will post
the vacancy and have more information at the next meeting.
Ms. Betancourt also welcomed the new Immokalee Local Redevelopment Advisory Board Member,
Lupita Vazquez Reyes.
M. Next Meeting Date
The CRA and MSTU Board will be meeting jointly Wednesday, December 13, 2023, at 8:30 A.M. at
CareerSource SWFL.
N. Adjournment
Meeting adjourned at 11:37 A.M.
* Zoom Meeting chat is attached to the minutes for the record.
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Agenda Item J.1. Immokalee Transportation Network Plan - Lorraine Lantz, AICP, CPM, PMP Transportation Planrin*
Manager Services Department
Immokalee Transportation../
Network Plan
Presented by:
Transportation Management Services Division
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Stakeholder Advisory Group
Age:n IGUyernmental Members
Collier Area Transit
Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Staff
Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
FDOT Commuter Services/Vanpool Services
MOT Planning Studio
Immokalee Chamber of Commerce - Staff
Immokalee CRA Advisory Board - Staff
Immokalee Health Department
Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board -Staff
Immokalee Regional Airport
Immokalee Technical Institute, Collier County Public Schools
LeeTran
Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council (SWFRPC) s
Study Area and Goals
Stakeholder Advisory Group
Internal Members
Collier County Code Enforcement
Collier County Development Review Division
Collier County Parks & Recreation Division
Collier County Sheriff's Office - Safety Officer
Collier County Stormwater Division
Collier County Traffic Operations Division
Collier County Transportation Planning Division
Immokalee Fire Department
Stakeholder Advisory Group
Advocacy Groups
Bicycle Pedestrian, and Pathways Groups
Blue Zones — Immokalee Committee
Complete Streets Coalition
Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance/Community Foundation of Collier County
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Unmet Needs Coalition
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• Introductions of the Collier County team, the consultant team,
and the Stakeholders
• Discussion of the project Goals and Objectives
• Review of the project schedule
• Review of the preliminary list of previous studies to be reviewed
• Review of data and issues that will influence the development
of the plan
• Approach to public input and outreach
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BPAC Meeting February 21, 2023, with the Collier MPO C
and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
• The committee was given an overview of the study process
and the top ten sidewalk and roadway projects included in
the plan.
• Discussion centered around the need to complete as many
of the sidewalk projects as possible as the committee
recognized the importance of walking in the Immokalee
area.
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Meetings with Community Leaders
4PTI in addition to the Stakeholders, one-on-one meetings
were held with the following community leaders:
• Dawn Montecalvo, President at Guadalupe Center, Inc.
• Jaime Weisinger, Lipman Family Farms
• Gloria Moorman, Redlands Christian Migrant Association—RCMA
• Debrah Forester, CRA Director
• Christie Betancourt, Immokalee CRA Operations Manager
• Thomas Cunningham, Deputy Fire Chief, and josh Bauer, Battalion
Chief, Immokalee Fire Control District
• Immokalee High School Crossing Guard
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• Reviewed the initial recommendations to expand the roadway and
sidewalk networks.
• Participants reviewed large-scale plots and provided comments on
the projects shown and the ones that should be added.
• These recommendations sought to fill the gaps in the sidewalk
network, expand the sidewalk network to allow for safer access to
points of interest and replace substandard sidewalk sections.
• The roadway expansion recommendations identified roadway
improvements that would connect and/or expand the existing
roadway system.
Stakeholder Advisory Group Meetings
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• The Board was given an overview of the plan and discussed
purpose and approach of the study.
• The proposed schedule of future meetings was also shared
with the Board.
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Collier County/Immokalee Complete Streets TIGER 2016
Previous Studies Application and Grant
Collier Area Transit (CAT) Bus Stop & Facility Accessibility
Reviewed CAT Study
CAT Comprehensive Operations Analysis (2021)
---- CAT Transit Development Plan (TDP) (2020)
Collier MPO and CAT Park -and Ride Study (2020)
Collier MPO Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan (2019)
Tf Collier MPO Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Study (2013)
Collier MPO Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) (2021)
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�� Immokalee Pedestrian Crosswalk Improvements Study,
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Immokalee Walkable Community Study (2011)
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Conditions
Roadway
Project
Evaluation
The evaluation criteria
for roadways included
five (5) categories
Demographics
Bicycle and Pedestrian Crashes
Activity Centers
Schools/Community Centers
Street Grid and Connections
Sidewalks
Bicycle Facilities
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Evaluation Criteria were developed for both
sidewalk and roadway projects
Projects were then prioritized into High,
Medium, and Low tiers
1. Connectivity to the Existing Roadway
Network
2. Funding Status
3. Project Status
4. Proximity to Evacuation Routes
S. Right -of -Way Availability
Compiled all the pedestrian and bicycle
facilities currently in place
Gap Analysis Compiled all the previously identified
projects from previous studies
Identified gaps and opportunities
within the existing system and plans
Sidewalk
Project
Evaluation
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for sidewalks included
six (6) categories
DRAFT Top 10 Sidewalk Projects
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Developed a list of projects to complete
connections and expand mobility for all
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of the 120 Sidewalks - 55 were
identified that were not in other
plans
Overall
Recommendations
Section 5.0 - Strict adherence to
the ranking is not recommended as
the prioritization of proposed
Projects will change according to
the opportunity presented.
Thank You
Contact Information
Lorraine Lantz, AICP, CPM
Transportation Planning Manager
Collier County
lormine.lantz@colliercount,/fl.gov
239.252.5779
Recommended improvements included:
Approximately 36 miles of sidewalk total and
an average of 0.3 miles per recommendation
37 Sidewalk locations on one side of
the road
15 Sidewalk locations on both sides of
the road
3 locations to replace existing asphalt
with concrete
Recommended improvements included
Approximately 15 miles of roadway and an average of
Roadway
0.63 miles per recommendation
Recommendations
15 Roadway extensions
of the 27 Roadways - 24 were
identified that were not in other
2 New roadway construction
plans
4 Asphalt paving
Utilize rankings as a guide/tool to advance
projects
Continue to update the list
Conduct public outreach to stakeholders and the
public to identify needs •
Coordinate across modes to ensure the
development of Collier's multimodal connected
network
Use prioritized list of projects to address gaps, prioritize
the most needed projects and direct investments.
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Certification of Minutes Approval Form
Prepared by: A Approved by:
Christie Betancourt, Program Manager Bernardo Barnhart, Vice -Chair
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The Minutes for the November 15, 2023, MSTU Advisory Committee Meeting were
approved by the MSTU Advisory Committee on December 13, 2023, as presented.
The next meeting will be a MSTU Advisory Committee meeting and will be held on January 24,
2024, at 8:30 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 Betancourt, at 239-867-0028 for additional information. In °
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also members of the other Boards and Committees, including, but not limited to: Tmmokalee N
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Patricia Anne Goodnight, biairman
The Minutes for the November 15, 2023, CRA Advisory Board were approved by the CRA
Advisory Board on December 13, 2023, as presented.
The next meeting will be a CRA Advisory Board meeting and will be held on January 17, 2024, at
8:30 A.M. at CareerSource SWFL.
All meetings will be publicly noticed in the W. Harmon Turner Building (Building F), posted at the v
Immokalee Public Library and provided to the County Public Information Department for
distribution. Please call Christie Betancourt, at 239-867-0028 for additional information. In
accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, persons needing assistance to participate in any E
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 LO
Board, Inunokalee Fire Conunission, and the Collier County Housing Authority; etc. In this regard, N
matters coaling before the Advisory Board may come before one or more of the referenced Board N
and Committees from time to time. LO
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