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The Naples Daily News
PO Box 7009
Naples, FL 34101
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RE: PURCHASE ORDER # 4500100912
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Please publish the following legal advertisement on Collier County CRA Annual Report.
March 24. 2009
"NOTICE"
COLLIER COUNTY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
The Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), in accordance with Chapter
163, Florida Statutes, has filed with the County Commission of Collier County, a report of its
activities for Fiscal Year 2007-08 detailing the Agency's goals, objectives, policies and
annual program accomplishments. The 2008 Collier County Comprehensive Annual
Financial Report (CAFR) includes an Agency financial statement resulting from an
independent audit of Agency's Redevelopment Trust Fund.
This CRA report for Fiscal Year 2007-2008 and Collier County CAFR is available for review
by the general public during regular business hours in the office of the Collier County Clerk
of Courts, 3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112, as well as in the offices of the CRA
(4069 Bayshore Drive, Naples, FL 34112 and 310 Alachua Street, Immokalee, FL 34142).
This 24th day of March 2009.
Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency,
Submitted by:
David Jackson, for the Collier CRA Board
Approved March 24, 2009 Agenda Item 16G1
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recommend the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency review and approve
the 2008 CRA Annual Report, forward the report to the Board of County Commissioners
and Clerk of Courts and publish public notice of the filing
OBJECTIVE: For the Collier COImty Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board to
review and approve the 2008 CRA Annual Report (Exhibit A - Bayshore Gateway Triangle and
Exhibit B - Immokalee), forward the report to the Board of County Commissioners and Clerk of
Courts and publish public notice of the filing.
CONSIDERATIONS: As required by Florida law, specifically Subsection 163.356(3)(c),
Florida Statutes, in March of each year the CRA Board must deliver its annual report to the
Board of County Commissioners. The provision states: ".. . . An agency authorized to transact
business and exercise powers under this part shall file with the governing body, on or before
March 31 of each year, a report of its activities for the preceding fiscal year, which report shall
include a complete financial statement setting forth its assets, liabilities, income, and operating
expenses as of the end of such fiscal year. At the time of filing the report, the agency shall
publish in a newspaper of general circulation in the community a notice to the effect that such
report has been filed with the county or municipality and that the report is available for
inspection during business hours in the office of the clerk of the city or county commission and
in the office of the agency."
Attached is the 2008 CRA Annual Report as Exhibit A - Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA
Component and Exhibit B - Immokalee CRA Component. These reports provide a detailed
description of the yearly activities of both areas Pursuant to Subsection 163.387(8), a complete
audit of the 2008 CRA trust fund is performed within Collier County's Comprehensive Annual
Financial Report (CAFR), and is not a part of this report.
FISCAL IMPACT: There is no fiscal impact as a result of these actions by the CRA Board.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: There is no direct impact upon the Growth
Management Plan as a result of these actions by the CRA Board.
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item has been reviewed by the County Attorney's Office
and is legally sufficient for Board action. Additionally, this item is not quasi-judicial, requires no
ex parte disclosure, and requires only a simple majority vote for approval. (MMSS)
RECOMMENDATION: For the CRA Board to review and approve the 2008 CRA Annual
Report (Exhibit A - Bayshore Gateway Triangle and Exhibit B - Immokalee), forward the report
to the Board of County Commissioners and Clerk of Courts and publish public notice of the
filing
Prepared by David L. Jackson on February 20, 2009
Executive Director, Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA
Naples Daily News
Naples, FL 34102
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Naples Daily News
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POB 413044 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
NAPLES FL 34101
REFERENCE: 068784
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4500100912
NOTICECOLLIER COUNTY
State of Florida
County of Collier
Before the undersigned authority, personally
appeared Susan Rogge, who on oath says that she
serves as the Vice President of Finance of the
Naples Daily News, a daily newspaper published at
Naples, in Collier County, Florida: that the
attached copy of advertising was published in saidl
newspaper on dates listed.
Affiant further says that the said Naples Daily
News is a newspaper published at Naples, in said
Collier County, Florida, and that the said
newspaper has heretofore been continuously
published in said Collier County, Florida, each
day and has been entered as second class mail
matter at the post office in Naples, in said
Collier County, Florida, for a period of 1 year
next preceding the first publication of the
attached copy of advertisement; and affiant
further says that he has neither paid nor
promised any person, firm or corporation any
discount, rebate, commission or refund for the
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BAYSHOR~ GATEWAY TRIANGLE
COMMUNITY IIIDIVllLOPMENT AGtlNCY
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On behalfoftheCRA Board and Local CRA Advisory Board, the Bayshore
GatewayTriangle CRA's 2008 Annual Report is submitted to the Collier
County Board of County Commissioners.
This older suburban core of Collier County has certainly witnessed a
remarkable recovery. Community efforts bootstrapped a self-taxing
municipal services district in 1998 that was followed by the CRA's
creation in 2000 and the addition of a staff of four to execute the
Redevelopment Plan. A proactive citizenry built strong relationships
with the governmental sectors to address existing slum and blight
conditions and together they developed strategies to improve the
area. After nine long years, most of their efforts have come to fruition;
however they readily acknowledge that their work is not finished.
Our overarching goal in 200Swas tocreate opportunities for continued
quality growth. By effectively planning future projects and investing
tax revenues in infrastructure improvements. the residents are enjoyi ng
a higher quality of life. An aggressive residential slum 'purchase and
demolition strategy' in one of the most crime-ridden areas Ireduced
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crime incident reports by 50% over four years. ,
As we work our way out of the current economic downturr), we are
looking forward to some exciting times and exciting projects. Come
be a part of the excitement. There will be opportunities tha~ you do
not want to miss!
David Jackson
Bajshore Gateway Ti'/angle eRA EJeCUtlvl? Director
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'::"'Dmi~ Otlf of tlM! most wooderful areas In Coillei' County fil~ with
'~forlbrtghtfuture' Ewn though our county Is suffering from the affects
, ",..... .1IYln91icpnool1C times, the Bayshore Gateway mangle CRA seems to
~ nathInlt.1M,tt positive action, and each day brings new excitement This
yur ma(ks the 10th annIversary tor the CRA, and as such, the Redewlopment
Plan will be updated to take stock of all tlM! rl!dewlopment efforts that have
o<<.urred_ttie past decade. The Plan wlll encompass the vision of creating
. thmlng vtsual and performing arts community, and develop strategIes
tDwlIrd achieving this goat.
'The CRA has bten an Integral part of tlM! redevelopment of the area, offering grants for home
Improwments and seawall repairs, acquIring and removing 21 blighted residential properties,
ordlestrated thecreatlon andapprovalfor a local Cultural Arts District, partneredwlth regional agencies
to titlbllsh a Bfownfield Redevelopment Program which might lead to further grant opportunities,
.00 ftnlndally _Isted Collier County with the Davis Blvd. street-lighting project and tlM! Stormwater
POrtd prof<<t (Phase 0 In the Gateway Triangle.
'The eRA will continue to be an active leader In the development and redevelopment prOCelS, working
with neighbors by encouraging their partlclpatlon, and establishing relationships with all those In our
community who an help to further theIr goal to everyone's benefit.
1heeRA has come a long way In tlM! past 10years, and lam SO proud to be a small part of thIs enormous
effort to create a better place In Collier County to lIve, work, play and enjoy.
Donna F....
t;oIIIer CountyCRA Executive Chair
..obody said the work of redevelopment would be easy and 2008 certainly
pme with great challenges! 1he strains of the world economy haw hit
$outhwest florida with unparalle~ ferocity rewrslng the fortunes of many
In the area. Developers and CRA project partners have had to adjust project
Schedules due to the economy. If there Is a sllwr lining to be found In this
tconolOlc cloud, It Is that the eRA has been actIve In the area alleviating slum
and bllghtfor ten years already, establishing a healthy foundation for sustaIned
~ommunlty dewlopment, well Into the futuR!o
1luIIdlng on the momentum of the past ten years, the CRA Is busier than ever wlth day-to-day
actlVltles as well as long-ra nge projects, and the calen<lartor 2009 Is already Jam-packed with activity.
As the economy has contracted, the tax-lncrement financing for eRA actlvllles has decreased, but
the decrease has been minimal In comparison to other public agencies because the redewlopment
of the past 10 years has added true value tothecommunlly.In 2009, the CRA standssteadfastln Its
commitment to alleviate localized slum and blight, and to work with local citizens toward reanZllllng
a renewed community.
LInds.,ThomaI
Boyshore TrIangle CRA Advisory Board Chair 'AG' >
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CRM>wne<I RHidenlial Properties
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Phase II of the
Residential Inlill
Project began In 2008
wlth the demolItion of
structures on all CRA-
acquired properties. A
total of eIght moblle
homes and one single
family home have
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Phase I of the Resldenllal
Intill Project began In 2007
wtth the acquisItion of
several dilapidated slngle-
famIly homes and mobIle
homes. To date, a total of
21 residential properties Whlkt the CRA was acquiring PJQpertIH and
have been acquired by the tearlrlg down Inhab/taJ;lle Strllctu!!S.qinle-
CRA. Current economic g!llng down! Accordlng to the CoIIIet CoUnty
conditions are favorable Shenlff's Office. calls reporting thefollowtng
for property acquIsitIon trlnles haw decreaS4ICI s/gIIIlic:afltly OYIIr the
and the CRA continues to pastfi:luryears:
acquire properties at or
below appraised value.
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are representatives from (l)l.l\ty and state
agencies whose areas Inductt tM IIays/l<n
GatEway TrIangle RedevtIopment Area. lbe
team Includes UtIlities (dty and co\II'ItY),code
M1fon:8nent,the ShEflffll dIice, East Naples
flnt, SolId Waste MII1IIgImeIIt. and the CRA. It
Is the ~sk ForcelI goal to prwIde a b8nlIficlal
HMce to residents through education and
to pro.'IcJe the resourca they need to ensureathelrhelkh. safety and MIfln.
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f'\)Qf Ilghtlng on prcmInent roads In I community Is one manttestatlon of blight The study whIch
enull'let'aMd the CRA's blighted concfltDIs featured poor lighting as a significant Issue. Installing hghts on
Davis BouMvard between AIrport Road and us-.n WilS a projlCt that took 54!W!ral years to complete, but
with the Transportation Servtces, the entire stretch fA DaYls Boulevard that Is
within the
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Ie h byshore Drtve_less trafticthanDaYls Boulevard, it leads to several residential neighborhoods
t Naples Botlnkll Garden. lights were Instilled It critical residential Intersections In 2008. Tax
illC ....t Funds (TIF) will be used to offsets costs fA rmlntllnlng these hghts for the next ten years or until
. y mproW!d lighting system Is Installed.
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In 2008, the byshore GatlWl)'TrIlng1e CRA created a Bro.vnfield RedeW!lopment Program to find creative
'~l)'Sto redeYelopSnts thatmlyhlW!tracesofenvlronmental contamination. ThIs program works In tandem
,~lth the CRA cultural-Irts rKllIty pro)tct <Me next page) where a portion fA the sIte to be developed Is
~nto have limited petroleum CXlI'ItImInatlon.
.f'.s part of this program. the CRA joined wlth the Immokalee CRA, South florida Water Management
p.strtct, COllIer County AIrport AuUlorlty, and the Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council to create a
'i,8rownfieId.s IltdtvekIpmentCol~.11lIough this coalition, the CRA has applied for federal grant funding
'Jar IS_sing potential brownleldl for ..-,.Iopment.
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ThIs nosIdentlal Pf'lI*lY was impIovtd wlth 1M CRA~ 5tIoreIM S_n GrIlli
In 2008. 1M prop4I<ly own", was IpproacIled by ~r COIlnly CodR Enl'orol_
bKaUSll 1M damIgId _II ...s I a>de vIoIItIon Ind I thNat to hIilIlIl, JiIUrf
Ind WIlIfInl. WIttlIn two monltos 1M SQlwal was npahd Ind tM llran'" had iliad
to naHvt IlIirnIlunIImen Ib< "'" -. 1M rHUlt WlS both In Irnpowment to 1M
pn>pt<ty's vIsulII appeal IS ....1 IS 1M Slr-ty d II' who ....... tM.....
ThIs I'IIskIontlal property ben_ from I CRA 'SWIlIt EquIty Glant.'1M llra_ WIS
requinld to matdl CRA funds ror tM land>caplng ~ wtI/I tlm4! andentlOY
("swut equity"). SWIlIt Equity Grallls fund projKts _ can be complltlld wIlhln 00
dlIys from approval and must bo I*fonntd by "'" grll1tAl1s thomselvfl who 11II_ to
I*fonn II labor wl1IIout rna.g.1b< tM ""tin! pmjtct.
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conslNdlon ot 1M _
IIeJa cab of 5MlIon Amrt FMllly Store: 1M
$IMUOn Amy II\lJWd to . lIrger lac.lIon, on
oms ~ end II sIiII>>d to Improve 1M
building In 2GOll.
lindy TIlomM ...... ... LIlOtIcln:
AccompIWld In..... ~lll'l.r. LIndy lholnIlI,
b8{jIn .....,..lIng a ~ PftlPINtY an
CotrItIwKl., Dr'" end II "If. i.IM to IralIIMr
buslMsshm In 2009.
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1M __ IlotlnIalU'i.~'" grouIld on
a $50 IIlIIOn ..,.lI'Jlon to ~~ IM_
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to 15O,OOOriltlOna,.., ........c~
IlIInMDn Hlrbor GrInd Opanlng:
TIll JOUthllm 4lIId ot 1M eRA II now
homII to CoIIH County\ pr......
ylCtlt dIlb housing _ and
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A. port of . y..,-Iong _. roots
YIslonlng prajoc~ "'" dosioe to CAli"
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"'" ___ don: In 2OOIl, ... CRA
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Iy III ,I IIIon, the CRA IIoonl __
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CM. sUIt' to procood with dovolopmont
of. distrI<t. AI port of the :IOO!lCRA PIon
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cIol.ooIoped.
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ldopood In 2000 Ift.._
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proc"~ In 2009.th.CRA
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.... _ c.Iior C...ey punhoood Iond
and baIIt I _...... _lIon pond
In 2001. ...... . "hh. pond Is "" top to
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tImofnme. ...... II .. 1ncN_ "'" s1..
of lh. pon4 __ ..... pump. ond
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whon IocoI tIIW .......... will not allow
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lcx*od....... tIuri1g minor h..nk......nd tropialot..m.,lho
'......J:....hood" __ butt In low-lylng .... Ind on engln.orwd
<hinogo ._ .... 110I ....gnod u hoo8o. woro addod to tho
__In 1009, tho CRA Is undortokIng I c...""....flsl.. study
of tho ..ucIon1lal neighborhoods Ind onolyzing tho existing
",,"nogo --. with tho goo' of dourm/nlng Ill. best Ippro.en
toln1prolMdroinogo,dowIop In .."..,......... pion th.. fund the
Irnprovwmonts.
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Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA FY 2008 Operating Expenditures
BudgeledRe...... or Ve.
End Fund Balance, \
$2,164,900.00, 41% \
Plnonal 8.,..;08lI,
$349,020.00 , 7%
Operating, $388,100,00,8%
Land Acquislioo,
$500 ,000. 00 , 10%
1IP8lSOOaI Services
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Dland Acquislioo
DOIher ClIpi1a1
.Grants & Aid
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III Budgeted Reserves or
Ve. End Fund Balance
Other ClIpilal, $754,000.00, 14%
Grants & aid, $310,000.00, 6%
Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA FY 2008 Revenues
Misc, Revenue, $18.220,00, 0%
Tax Increment Revenue,
r $2,293,300.00, 44%
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III Tax tncrement R_nue
. Loan Proceeds
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OMisc. Rewnue
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Carry Forward, $2,854,500.OQ 56%
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$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
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2006
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Where Is the CRA Redevelopment Area? Where does It get Its authority?
Does the presence of a CRA Increase property taxes? What does a CRA
do? Where Is the Redevelopment Area?
"CRA" stands for "Community Redevelopment Agency." The Bayshore
Gateway Triangle CRA serves two distinct communitIes as Illustrated
on the map to the right. The Gateway Triangle Commun~y serves as a
gateway to unincorporated Collier County while the Bayshore Community
hugs Bayshore Drive.
Where do CRAs get their authority? The Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA
was created on March 14, 2000 by the Board of County Commissioners,
The creation of eRAs Is permitted under Florida Statutes Chapter 163,
Funding for the CRA comes from Tax Increment FinancIng (TIF) based
on the county tax revenues In 1999. In accordance with Chapter 163 of
the Florida Statutes, property tax revenues In 1999 paid to the county .........a.. - ......_~ ............ -. .....
by property owners wtthln the Redevelopment Area were frozen; each year the county continues to receive
the same amount of revenue from those property taxes as ~ received In 1999. However, as these properties are
reappraised and tax revenues Increase, the Incremental Increase over 1999 revenue Is directed to the CRA Trust
Fund. Through TlFs, CRAs can catalyze sweeping redevelopment without ca using any Increase
In property taxes!
What does the CRA do? Good question! Your CRA works hard to leverage local community assets-the hardworking
residents, beautiful natural amenities, ete.., to Improve the overall quality of life for residents and businesses
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I. Introduction ............................................... ........io.~.:;....................................................................1
Immokalee CRA Advisory Boan:t2008. ..............................................................................1
Policies and Proced.ures .........l!ii...,...;;.........................................................................................2
CRA Web Page .....................................................................................................................3
III. Immokalee Area Mafter Plan (lAMP)..................................................................................3
IV. Economic Develo~ent 2008 .............................................................................................4
Incentives ........ .......J........................ ............. ........................................................................ 5
Commercial Fal;adei Improvement Grant Program...........................................................5
Collier County Brownfields Coalition ..... ............................. ................................ ..............5
Impact Fee Reimbursement Program ..... ...................................................... .......... ...........6
lands Available List ........................ ......... ............................. ......................... .......... ...........6
New Businesses in Immokalee...... .......... ... .......................... .......................... ......... ...........6
Interim land Development Code Process......................................................................... 7
Red Flag Program ......... ................................................... ............................................. ....... 7
Tourism ........................... ...................................................................................... ......... .......8
V. HOUSiNG..............................................................................................................................10
Housing Program Activity........... ............. ......................... ......... ................. ......................1 0
Collier County CDBG DRI Housing Program ..................................................................10
Esperanza Place ....... .......... ............ ............ ........ ......... .......... ......... ............... ........ ........ ....1 0
Florida Green Home Designation Certification Course .................................................11
VI. Infrastructure and Improved Living Conditions.............................................................. 11
VII. Education and Training ...........................".......................................................................13
X. Financlals.............................. ........ ..... ......... .......... ...................................................... .........14
IMMO/<.ALEE
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Immok.llee COllllllunity RedevelopmelH Agency
I. Introduction
This has been an exciting year at the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
in Immokalee as we laid the foundation for the redevelopment and revitalization
of the commercial district as well as the surrounding neighborhoods. By first
creating a CRA presence in the community then summing up the previous four
years of careful dialogue between the residents of Immokalee, business leaders
and community stakeholders in the form of a final draft Immokalee Area Master
Plan (lAMP), the old community has begun its well thought out transformation
into a vibrant, sustainable, socioeconomically prosperous, ecologically aware,
and efficient community.
Richard Rice
Julio Estremera
Robert Halman
Edward Olesky
Ana Salazar
Richard Heers
Rev, Jean Paul
Carrie Williams
Cap!. Tom Davis
Floyd Crews
Eva Deyo
Clarence Tears
Bernardo Barnhart
Fred N, Thomas, Jr.
Kitchell Snow
Estil Null (not pictured)
Immokalee CRA Advisory Board 2008 and
Immokalee Master Plan and Visioning Committee
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CRA Web Page
Immokalee CRA staff worked on the design layout and
content for the first ever, free standing Collier County
Community Redevelopment Agency Web site via a joint
venture with the Bayshore Gateway CRA The main
framework and content of the site was initially created in house by CRA staff.
In October of 2008, Pauli Systems of Naples, Florida were hired to strategically
target the web site content and to hone the overall web site design. Guided by
CRA staff, Pauli Systems will be redesigning and organizing the site content on
an ongoing basis, The effort to focus the site content on the multi-cultural feel of
the Immokalee urban area is in fact part of the effort to develop and promote tourism and eco-tourism and to
pull together all resources for residents, businesses and potential entrepreneurs. Site content also focuses
on marketing enterprise development opportunities by communicating the various incentives available in
the Urban Designated Area,
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Penny Phillippi
Executive Director
Christie Betancourt
Administrative Assistant
Bradley Muckel
Project Manager
II. Immokalee CRA Presence
One of the goals of the Collier County Board of County Commissioners' (BCC)
appointed CRA Advisory Committee has long been to institute an Immokalee CRA
office within the downtown area, retain permanent staff and to establish a community
presence.
During 2008, the CRA office found genesis in Immokalee, The CRA office has been
established at 310 Alachua St. in Immokalee, Three full-time staff members have
been hired; Penny Phillippi as Executive Director, Bradley Muckel as Project Manager
and Christie Betancourt as the Administrative Assistant.
CRA staff created a community presence in Immokalee with strong, focused contact
with churches, civic, nonprofit and governmental organizations, businesses, potential
entrepreneurs and citizens by attendance at many Immokalee CRA and County
initiated public meetings, civic meetings, door to door contact with merchants, news
articles, radio talk shows, and the establishment of an on line presence.
Policies and Procedures
As with any new business, an administrative order had to be established for the
routine operation of day to day business, therefore, set of documents that describe
CRA policies for operation and the procedures necessary to fulfill the policies have
been developed for the Immokalee office.
Further, the two Collier County CRAs completed the development of a personnel CRA
staff policy and procedure document in sync. These policies have been established to
further solidify the organizations commitment to fair treatment of its employees. This
document will be used as a tool to insure fair treatment through the establishment of an
appellate process for CRA staff on performance evaluation issues. CRA employees
now have a clear process for dispute resolution and problem solving that can be
utilized upon completion of their six month probationary period.
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III. Immokalee Area Master Plan (lAMP)
Early in 2008, eRA staff developed a Request
for Proposals for planning consultants to
finalize the lAMP. Working with the County's
Purchasing and Legal Departments, within two
months the BCC had contracted with RWA,
Inc. The 18 month contract included the Master
Plan re-write, a Transportation Plan, Immokalee
specific Land Development Codes and a Capital
Improvements Plan, RWA, Inc, completed the
Master Plan re-write and community review within
six months, On December 3, 2008, the Draft
Master Plan was submitted to the Collier County
Comprehensive Planning Department in the
form of a Comprehensive Plan Amendment for
review and submittal to the Florida Department of
Community Affairs.
The Immokalee Area Master Plan has been
developed to emphasize identified opportunities
and strengths. The first set of objectives and
policies makes economic development a priority,
and sets forth specific ways to promote and
diversify the local economy and create a positive
business climate, There are five objectives that
deal with the issue.
The second objective and its policies deal with
housing, Mobile homes have historically provided
a significant percentage of the housing in
Immokalee, and have provided affordable homes,
The lAMP continues to address adequate housing
for farmworkers. Gap housing or "market-rate"
housing, which provides housing for middle-class
families, has been historically underrepresented
in the Immokalee market.
The third set of objectives addresses infrastructure
and public services. Parks and recreational
opportunities to serve the young families in
Immokalee are the first public infrastructure item
discussed. Transportation is a major component
of any community's public infrastructure needs,
and while county-wide issues are still dealt with
in the county Transportation Element, this portion
addresses Immokalee's local roads and needed
public safety improvements to protect pedestrians
and bicyclists. Other important public services
include stormwater management, solid waste, and
telecommunication facilities, which are addressed as
well.
The fourth objective deals with natural resource
protection and how to promote ecotourism within
Immokalee. Significant natural resources within the
Immokalee Urban Designated Area and ecotourism
opportunities are addressed here.
Land use is an integral component ofthe master plan,
and the fifth objective and its policies deal with this
issue. Mixed-use, pedestrian-scaled development is
important, as is allowing development inappropriate
locations, at densities and intensities that Will attract
new development.
Urban form and design are addres$ed in the sixth
objective. These policies are generally concerned
with the downtown district, how to create a theme
or brand for Immokalee, provide safe multi-modal
transportation, and develop site design and
development standards appropriate for Immokalee.
The seventh and last objective is concerned with
intergovernmental coordination, to address current
service issues and to continue collaboration with
appropriate organizations inthe future.
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IV. Economic Development 2008
Economic Development received major emphasis by the Immokalee eRA during 2008, During the
economic downturn of 2008, the Immokalee CRA began the marketing and preparation of tools to
address impediments and offer incentives to offset some of the obstacles that hinder new business
and industry, in preparation for fut e growth and development.
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lands Available List
Recognizing the lack of a comprehensive database of available properties in typical real estate
advertising systems. the Immokalee CRA compiled a detailed list of all commercial and industrial
properties for sale or lease In the urban designated area. The list was compiled through local
community research and is updated on a monthly basis to ensure accuracy. The Lands Available List
is posted on the CRA Web site. and is made available in hard copy at both the Immokalee CRA and
Chamber of Commerce offices.
New Businesses in Immokalee
Throughout 2008 the Immokalee CRA recognized numerous new business establishments in
the area. The following new businesses were supported by the CRA in their efforts:
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Family Dollar Store. Ce Bien Haitian Bakery. Lucy's Hair Salon
Eugenio & Maria Clothing Store. La Mexicana Bakery
Interim land Development Code Process
In light of the fact that a complete set of Land Development Codes can not be promulgated for
Immokalee until the Master Plan has been approved, the CRA asked RWA, Inc. to create a viable
process for deviation from certain LDCs for Immokalee. In a very bold and unprecedented effort,
working with the Collier County Planning Commission, RWA, Inc, has developed the deviation
process for approval by the BCC. This Interim LDC process will be routed through the required
procedures for review and should be available for use by December of 2009.
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Red Flag Program
During 2008, the Immokalee CRAAdvisory Board and staff received numerous requests for assistance from
entities seeking a deviation from certain LDCs, Reasons for requested assistance range from prohibitive
conditions to exorbitant costs. The BCC recommended that the LDC should be amended to establish a
process to specifically allow for deviations to the LDC for projects in the Immokalee Urban Area as described
above. While the Interim Amendment is being approved, the Immokalee CRAAdvisory Board established a
program called the "Red Flag" program as a stop gap measure to provide a vehicle for requests for support
from the Advisory Board. Entities needing assistance simply notify the Immokalee CRA staff and provide
clear background information on the issue, The issue is then placed on the Advisory Board's regular
monthly agenda to be heard. The Advisory Board will either make a recommendation that the BCC to grant
the deviation or advise the entity that the Advisory Board is unable to assist. To date, the Immokalee CRA
Advisory Board has heard approximately ten cases,
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The Florida State Farmer's Market ! !
In July 2008 CRA staff drafted a letters to legislators that requested
assistance with rebuilding the State Farmer's Market in Immokalee. This
market, which qualifies for Federal Emergency ManagementAdministration
(FEMA) repair funds, had yet to receive funding and was still in disrepair,
In addition, the facility was being held to current Collier County Building
and Zoning codes which were not economically feasible for reconstruction
activities because rebuild with FEMA funds only replace structures, Due to
CRAand legislative intervention, FEMAreleased partial funding forrepairs to
the damaged buildings. The Collier County Office of Development Services
took steps to seek reenactment the moratorium from 2005 which allowed all repairs and/or reconstruction
efforts to be in compliance with the Florida Building Codes in effect at the time of original permitting, rather
than imposing current
requirements, The
request to reenact the
Collier County Build-
Back policy for the
damage caused to the
State Farmers Market in
Immokalee by Hurricane
Wilma in 2005 was
approved by the BCC.
The Collier County Housing Authority,
in conjunction with a substantial rehabilitation of 150
units referred to as "Phase I" of Farm Worker Village,
which required a number of deviations from LDC
provisions, the CRAAdvisory Board provided a letter
of support for deviations from the LDC requirements.
Others Red Flag
requests included the Immokalee Shell Gas
Station on zoning issues; Eugenio Herrera,
local business owner on zoning issues; the
Church of the Nazarene with LOG Issues,
specifically landscaping; and the Family
Dollar Store on parking and LOG issues.
Signage citations received by numerous
business owners have left many businesses
in Immokalee without any sign at all.
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Tourism
The promotion of eco-tourism is a natural fit for a rural area
land locked by nature, Immokalee CRA staff inventoried
all available eco-tourism opportunities during 2008 and
will feature those sites on the CRA Web site.
Pepper Ranch
Toward eco-tourism development, the
Immokalee CRA will continue to work
closely with Conservation Collier during
the purchase of Pepper Ranch and will
actively participate in the development
of the management plan,
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Tourist Oriented Directional Sign (TODS) Program
Immokalee CRA staff has been working with Collier County
Transportation staff in an attempt to activate the Florida Department
of Transportation's new program of allowing tourist oriented directional
sign (TODS) to be placed in Rural Areas of Chronic Economic Concern
(RACEC). This program will bring continuity to all of the Immokalee
area points of interest. These signs can be placed on state roads as far
as 25 miles from a tourist site. The TODS program will be a valuable
attribute to fostering eco-tourism initiatives in the Immokalee area by
assisting seasonal recreational visitors in discovering all that the area
has to offer thus, stimulating the local economy, This initiative is targeted
for completion during 2009,
Immokalee Public Realm Plan and Town Design
The Immokalee CRA, as a part of the Economic
Development initiatives, sought to develop a town design
for Immokalee that will identify and brand the community
with its wealth of deep rooted knowledge, various socio-
political, socio-economic and socio-cultural attributes,
including the physical environment and the activities,
institutions and cultures that produce Immokalee's
character,
Specifically, this plan would integrate the Immokalee
community though architectural and planning guidelines
to create a
l sense of place
with distinct and
identifiable entrances to the downtown core area, as well as create
I gathering places that would mesh with the multi-cultural theme
I and background of the Immokalee citizens which would ultimately
enhance the quality of life for the Immokalee community and attract
regional tourism.
The Public Realm
and Town Design will
provide guidance for
the preservation and
enhancement of the
community's identity
in a workable graphic plan. It is imperative that the Public
Realm and Town Design be completed and publicly examined
and accepted as the standard prior to the completion of the
Immokalee specific LDCs. To complete this objective, the CRA
and RWA, Inc, have partnered with the firm of Land Design
Innovations, Inc, A Change Order to the RWA, Inc. contract
with the BCC has been executed.
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V. Housing
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The Immokalee CRA Advisory Board sought opportunities
toward improved housing stock by providing assistance with
infrastructure needs; seeking partnering opportunities with
both the Collier County Housing Department and the Collier
County Code Enforcement Department to eliminate unsafe
blight in neighborhoods.
Housing Activity
Collier County CDBG DRI Housing Program
In partnership with the Collier County Housing Department,
the Immokalee CRA staff provided outreach, intake and certifications for the Collier County Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) DRI housing assistance program. Outreach included live radio
broadcast to ensure program participation from the Spanish speaking community, notices published in
English, Spanish and Creole were placed in the local newspaper and hand flyers distributed throughout
the community, Although applications were received for a total of three months, over 100 were distributed
and direct application assistance was provided to 89 households, Of those, 55 of the applications were
100% complete and were conveyed to the Collier County Housing Department.
Florida Green Home
Designation Certification Course
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Certification Course in Immokalee
under the auspices of the Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) and the Florida
Green Building Coalition (FGBC), The class was taught by Eric Martin, Senior F G B C
Research Engineer in the Buildings Research Division at the FSEC. He holds
a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and a Master of Science in FLORIDA GREEN
Environmental Engineering, both from the Florida Institute ofTechnology, Mr, BUILDING COALITION
Martin has been active in the state as well as national green building movement
through his work at FSEC and through previous service on the Board of Directors for the Florida Green
Building Coalition, Inc., and the LEEDTM Homes Committee of the US Green Building Council. Over 40
participants enrolled in the class from areas all over the State of Florida, The Immokalee CRA Director
received her certification as a Green Building Inspector after successfully completing the test.
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In February 2008, the Immokalee Local Redevelopment Agency
Advisory Board recommended that the CRA Board authorize
support to Esperanza Place in the amount of $600,000 to be
distributed in increments of $200,000 per year for three years,
beginning in FY 2009 and ending in FY 2011, In June of 2008,
the CRA Board approved the commitment of funds. This
affordable housing development is being built jointly by two not-
for-profit developers, the Empowerment Alliance of Southwest
Florida and Florida Non-Profit Services, Inc, and will provide
176 rental units for Farmworker families and 60 single family
homeownership units. The commitment of Immokalee CRA Tax
Increment Funds (TIF) is to be used toward infrastructure to the
development. Construction at Esperanza Place will begin early
in 2009,
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VI. Infrastructure and Improved Living Conditions
In response to the deplorable flooding conditions
caused by tropical storm Faye in September 2008,
Immokalee CRA staff has met with the local MSTU
Beautification Committee to propose a partnership
with the 'mmokalee CRA and an expansion of
the committee's responsibilities and geographic
boundaries to address issues such as storm
water drainage, sidewalks, and overall roadway
maintenance. The beatification MSTU is currently
restricted to the Main Street district and concentrates
its efforts (funds and grants) on beautification projects.
The proposed Immokalee CRAlMSTU partnership
would combine both organizations efforts and
funding sources and grant opportunities to address
infrastructure deficiencies including but not limited
to stormwater, street repair and maintenance as well as
sidewalks, The Collier County Transportation Department
and Legal staff are investigating the ramifications of the
MSTU expansion and the potential CRA partnerships.
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VII. Education and Training
With a recognition that Immokalee has a very
young (average age 24) and ready workforce, a
stated objective of the CRA Advisory Board has
long been to partner with educational institutions of
higher learning, the Southwest Florida Workforce
Development Board and potential employers
toward bringing education opportunities focused
on employment readiness to Immokalee.
The Immokalee CRA Executive Director is
a member of the Education Committee for
the Immokalee Chamber of Commerce, The
committee is made up of educators, business
people, Small Business Development Centers and
interested citizens. The goals of the committee
are to 1) prepare students for post secondary
education opportunities and to enter to workforce,
and 2) promote education and training of business
and to support entrepreneurship and business
incubation, Through this committee's partnership,
under the leadership of Dr. Joseph Heinzman of
Hodges University, this objective has reached fruition in Immokalee. Hodges University is now, for the
first time, offering a degree program in business in Immokalee, Others who have joined the endeavor
include Edison State College, Ave Maria University, iTech Immokalee Technical Center, Collier County
Public Schools, Florida Gulf Coast University and Southwest Florida Workforce Development Board, ij
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VIII. Goals for 2009-20 I 0
Looking toward the next two years, the goals of the CRA will mirror the goals and objectives of the lAMP.
The first priority and objective is enhancement and diversification Economic Development.
The second objective is to begin growing smart Housing stock into a viable market.
The third objective addresses Infrastructure and public services,
The fourth objective deals with Natural Resource protection and eco-tourism opportunities.
The fifth and sixth objectives deal with Land Use and Urban Form, planning for the town design, pedestrian
environment, and tourism,
The final objective requires Intergovernmental Coordination to ensure services in the future.
Based upon the new Draft lAMP, to ensure implementation of the community's objectives, the Immokalee
CRA will hold a series of workshops to map out the strategic and operational plans for the Immokalee CRA
to be completed by March 31, 2009, '-p i
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IX. Summary
The year 2008 was a very successful year for the Immokalee CRA in that a CRA presence was established
with a fully functional office and staff with policies and procedures and a great Web page to market that
presence,
This staff worked to move the Immokalee master planning process forward though many public meetings
and discussions culminating in the submission of the Draft lAMP document to Collier County for review as
a Comprehensive Plan Amendment.
That major emphasis was placed on the development of new businesses in the Immokalee community
during this past year is clearly evident by the aggressive marketing of the EZone and BCC incentives, the
creation and marketing of a Commercial Fai;:ade Improvement Grant Program, the new Lands Available List,
partnering toward the creation of a Collier County Brownfield Coalition, and working toward new programs
such as the Impact Fee Reimbursement Program, an Interim LDC Amendment to allow for a LDC deviation
process and tourism opportunities such as Pepper Ranch and the TODS program,
In perfect sync with the desire to create economic wealth in the community, staff sought opportunities to
provide improved housing stock and infrastructure through housing rehab and new construction, mindful of
a eco-friendly "Green" emphasis by working with Collier County Housing Department on the DRI Program,
with Esperanza Place Development and providing "Green" home building training opportunity for housing
providers.
Toward improved infrastructure and living conditions in Immokalee, the CRAAdvisory Board has realized its
long awaited goal of having a technical school and a degree program available to students in Immokalee.
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X. Financials
Tax Increment Revenue 2005 - 2008
$1,000,000
$800,000
$600,000
$400,000
$200,000
$0
889,000
$353,200
$803,800
2005
2006
2007
2008
2008 Revenues for the Immokalee eRA
3%
.Tax Increment
Revenue
.Carryforward
o Miscellaneous
Revenue
Tax Increment Revenue
Car Forward
Misc.
Total Revenue
889.000
1,167,600
4,300
$2,060,900
Expenses
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.Operali'll E.p.. oses
DOIher Capital
DGrartslPid
.Transfers
3%
.Budget Reserves
180,200
328,700
68,000
58,300
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1,425,700
2,060,900
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Acct. #068784
March 25, 2009
Attn: Legals
Naples Daily News
1075 Central Avenue
Naples, Florida 34102
Re: NOTICE OF CRA Annual Report
Dear Legals:
Please advertise the above referenced notice on Sunday, March 29, 2009, and
kindly send the Affidavit of Publication, in triplicate, together with charges
involved, to this office.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Teresa Polaski,
Deputy Clerk
P.O. #4500100912
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"NOTICE"
COLLIER COUNTY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
The Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), in accordance with Chapter
163, Florida Statutes, has filed with the County Commission of Collier County, a report of its
activities for Fiscal Year 2007-08 detailing the Agency's goals, objectives, policies and
annual program accomplishments. The 2008 Collier County Comprehensive Annual
Financial Report (CAFR) includes an Agency financial statement resulting from an
independent audit of Agency's Redevelopment Trust Fund.
The CRA report for Fiscal Year 2007-2008 and Collier County CAFR are available for
review by the general public during regular business hours in the office of the Collier County
Clerk of Courts, 3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112, as well as in the offices of the
CRA (4069 Bayshore Drive, Naples, FL 34112 and 310 Alachua Street, Immokalee, FL
34142).
This 24th day of March 2009.
Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency,
Submitted by:
David Jackson, for the Collier CRA Board
COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDA
REQUEST FOR LEGAL ADVERTlSINC OF PUBLIC HEARINCS
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To: Clerk to the Board: Please place the following as a:
t?SI Normal legal Advertisement
(Display Adv., location, etc.)
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Originating Deptl Div: Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA
Person: David Jackson
Date: 03/24/09
Petilion No. (If none, give brief description):
Petitioner: (Name & Address):
Name & Address of any person(s) to be notified by Clerk's Office: (If more space is needed, attach separate sheet) Shirley Garcia,
643-1115- 4069 Bayshore Drive Naples, Fl34l12
Hearing before
BCC
BZA
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Requested Hearing date: (Based on advertisement appearing 10 days before hearing.
Newspaper(s) to be used: (Complete only ifirnportant):
r8J Naples Daily News
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Proposed Text: (Include legal description & common location & Size:
Companion petition(s), if any & proposed hearing date:
Does Petition Fee include advertising cost? 0 Yes ~ No, If Yes, what account should be charged for advertising costs:
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DISTRIBUTION INSTRUCTIONS
A. For heario2,s before BeC or BZA: Initiating person to complete one coy and obtain Division Head approval before
submitting to County Manager. Note: If legal document is involved, be sure that any necessary legal review, or reqult
for same, is submitted to County Attorney before submitting to County Manager. The Manager's office will distribute
copies: ~ ~ f\.Lo . .. j ~;:..... ~~t.U.-nIlil! s....k1.~.
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March 24, 2009
The Naples Daily News
PO Box 7009
Naples, FL 34101
ATTENTION:
Notices Section
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RE: PURCHASE ORDER # 4500100912
lIPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST BE REFERENCED ON INVOICE!!
Please publish the following legal advertisement on Collier County CRA Annual Report.
March 24. 2009
"NOTICE"
COLLIER COUNTY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
The Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), in accordance with Chapter
163, Florida Statutes, has filed with the County Commission of Collier County, a report of its
activities for Fiscal Year 2007-08 detailing the Agency's goals, objectives, policies and
annual program accomplishments. The 2008 Collier County Comprehensive Annual
Financial Report (CAFR) includes an Agency financial statement resulting from an
independent audit of Agency's Redevelopment Trust Fund.
This CRA report for Fiscal Year 2007-2008 and Collier County CAFR is available for review
by the general public during regular business hours in the office of the Collier County Clerk
of Courts, 3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112, as well as in the offices of the CRA
(4069 Bayshore Drive, Naples, FL 34112 and 310 Alachua Street, Immokalee, FL 34142).
This 24th day of March 2009.
Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency,
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Submitted by:
David Jackson, for t Collier CRA Board
Approved March 24,2009 Agenda Item 16G1
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recommend the Collier County Commnnity Redevelopment Agency review and approve
the 2008 CRA Annnal Report. forward the report to the Board of Connty Commissioners
and Clerk of Courts and puIIIisb public notice ortbe A1ing
OBJECTIVE: For the Collier COWlty Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board to
review and approve the 2008 CRA Annual Report (Exhibit A ~ Bayshore Gateway Triangle and
Exhibit B - Immokalee), fOIWard the report to the Board of COWlty Commissioners and Clerk of
Courts and publish public notice of the filing.
CONSIDERATIONS: As required by Florida law, specifically Subsection 163.356(3)(c),
Florida Statutes, in March of each year the CRA Board must deliver its annual report to the
Board of County Commissioners. The provision states: ".. . . An agency authorized to transact
business and exercise powers Wlder this part shall file with the governing body, on or before
March 3l of each year, a report of its activities for the preceding fiscal year, which report shall
include a complete financial statement setting forth its assets, liabilities, income, and operating
expenses as of the end of such fiscal year. At the time of filing the report, the agency shall
publish in a newspaper of general circulation in the commWlity a notice to the effect that such
report has been filed with the county or municipality and that the report is available for
inspection during business hours in the office of the clerk of the city or county commission and
in the office of the agency."
Attached is the 2008 CRA Annual Report as Exhibit A ~ Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA
Component and Exhibit B - Imrookalee CRA Component. These reports provide a detailed
description of the yearly activities of both areas. Pursuant to Subsection 163.387(8), a complete
audit of the 2008 CRA trust fund is performed within Collier County's Comprehensive Annual
Financial Report (CAFR), and is not a part of this report.
FISCAL IMPACf: There is no fiscal impact as a result of these actions by the CRA Board.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: There is no direct impact upon the Growth
Management Plan as a result of these actions by the eRA Board.
LEGAL CONSIDERATlONS:..'11li&itsmba>> heeIt Ul.:~.....d ~....". " ."- r's..~.
and is legally sufficient for Board action. Additionally, this item is not quasi-judicial, requires no
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Prepared by David L. Jackson on February 20, 2009
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Naples Daily News
Naples, FL 34102
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Affidavit of Publicatlon
Naples Daily News
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BCC/CDES BUDGET OFFICE
S CLUTE/FINANCE DEPT
POB 413044 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
NAPLES FL 34101
REFERENCE: 068784
59568911
4500100912
NOTICECOLLIER COUNTY
State of Florida
County of Collier
Before the undersigned authority, personally
appeared Susan Rogge, who on oath says that she
serves as the Vice President of Finance of the
Naples Daily News, a daily newspaper published at
Naples, in Collier County, Florida: that the
attached copy of advertising was published in saidl
newspaper on dates listed.
Affiant further says that the said Naples Daily
News is a newspaper published at Naples, in said
Collier County, Florida, and that the said
newspaper has heretofore been continuously
published in said Collier County, Florida, each
day and has been entered as second class mail
matter at the post office in Naples, in said
Collier County, Florida, for a period of 1 year
next preceding the first publication of the
attached copy of advertisement; and affiant
further says that he has neither paid nor
promised any person, firm or corporation any
discount, rebate, commission or refund for the
purpose of securing this advertisement for
publication in the said newspaper.
PUBLISHED ON: 03/29 03/29
AD SPACE:
FILED ON:
60 LINE
03/30/09
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Sworn to and Subscribed before me thls ~t'J day of ~IlA 'J 200'7
Personally known by me Cm/lJ. f) OJJ7 U........... R~
+'l:~'\ (;HANEL A. MCDONALD
':: nIill )'1 Commission DO 650475
\~{~oi~f Expires June 29, 2011
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