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1003, 2022

Spring Run Golf Club, Downtown Estero and The Colonnade addressed the Planning, Zoning & Design Board on March 8, 2022

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Spring Run Golf Club The Board started their meeting with a public information meeting for Spring Run Golf Club which is proposing to expand their clubhouse, add an outdoor bar and dining area for casual dining, one additional bocce ball court and an improved pool deck. They will be adding 14 – 17 new parking spaces for employee overflow parking.  The area will be fully landscaped, and the lighting for the parking lot will turn off at 11 p.m. They have met with the residents who live across from this new parking lot to make them aware of the future [...]

703, 2022

Photos of Estero’s 7th Anniversary on a picture perfect day

By |March 7th, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Photos of Estero’s 7th Anniversary on a picture perfect day

Approximately 500 residents turned out to help celebrate the 7th Anniversary of the Village of Estero on a sunny Saturday, March 5, 2022. Billy Dean & Dawn, Estero’s own multi-talented musical duo, provided a lively concert from the beginning to the end of the event. Residents were greeted by Village staff and family member volunteers and provided with an umbrella with the Village logo. Administrative Assistant Carla Nebbia, Village Clerk Carol Sacco, Public Works Director David Willems, Sarah Williams, Finance Director Chris Phillips, Kristi Phillips, Caleb Phillips, Vice-Mayor and Chair of the event Jon McLain In addition to [...]

503, 2022

Lee County Domestic Animal Services celebrates Deputy Chance with adoption discounts

By |March 5th, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Lee County Domestic Animal Services celebrates Deputy Chance with adoption discounts

Deputy Chance wants you to give ALL shelter pets a ‘chance’ to Adopt, Don’t Shop. In honor of Chance’s fourth ‘gotcha’ day into the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Animal Cruelty Task Force, adoption fees have been reduced to just $25 from March 1 through March 31 with an approved application. Come meet Deputy Chance.  From 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, March 10, visitors to Lee County Domestic Animal Services, 5600 Banner Drive, Fort Myers, will have the opportunity to meet him, enter to win prizes and meet great shelter pets. Many animals end up in shelters in need of [...]

203, 2022

Rezoning of the Estero on the River property among topics addressed on March 2, 2022

By |March 2nd, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Rezoning of the Estero on the River property among topics addressed on March 2, 2022

Council started their meeting with a presentation from Heather Turco, Crime Prevention Specialist with the Lee County Sheriff’s Community Response Unit.  She spoke about the many ways residents can be robbed, either by not locking their car doors which is the number one crime locally, or through phone fraud, identity theft and lack of cybersecurity.  She stated that those being affected by these types of threats should contact their office.  The Lee County Sheriff’s Office Fraud Line is 239-258-3292.  She also noted that she is available to speak on this or other safety issues to Estero homeowners’ association meetings and [...]

103, 2022

Spring Run at The Brooks, Downtown Estero and The Colonnade on the agenda for the Planning, Zoning & Design Board on March 8, 2022

By |March 1st, 2022|Categories: Planning, Zoning & Design Board|Comments Off on Spring Run at The Brooks, Downtown Estero and The Colonnade on the agenda for the Planning, Zoning & Design Board on March 8, 2022

Spring Run Golf Club The meeting will start at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, with a public information meeting for the proposed Spring Run clubhouse expansion, addition of an outdoor bar and dining area, addition of a pool building and bocce ball court.  Spring Run Golf Club is located in The Brooks off of Coconut Road. A workshop will be held for Downtown Estero, a 34-acre site located on the east side of US 41, north of Broadway and east of the Broadway Shoppes.  They will be looking for comments on their proposed mixed use project. A public hearing will then be [...]

2402, 2022

Corkscrew Road Update from Lee County (rev)

By |February 24th, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Corkscrew Road Update from Lee County (rev)

Below is this week’s update for the Corkscrew Road Widening project.  Crews are moving east with the force main installation. The following work activities are scheduled to occur, weather permitting: Through the week of February 28, crews will be installing utilities under Midnight Blue Boulevard (Wild Blue).  Access will be maintained.  Motorists are urged to follow signs and expect traffic pattern changes. Through the week of February 28, residents in The Preserve at Corkscrew may notice a fluctuation in water pressure while crews connect to a new water main.  Service is expected to be maintained during this work. Beginning the week of February 28, crews [...]

1802, 2022

Corkscrew Road Update from Lee County

By |February 18th, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Corkscrew Road Update from Lee County

The following work activities are scheduled to occur, weather permitting: Through the week of February 14, Grande Oak Way (Grandezza) will be closed to vehicles to allow crews to install utilities under the roadway.  Residents and visitors must use an alternate access to enter/leave the community.  Crews will return at a later date to completely restore the roadway. Through the week of February 21, Palermo Lake Court (Grandezza) will be closed to vehicles to allow crews to install utilities under the roadway.  Residents and visitors must use an alternate access to enter/leave the community.  Crews will return at a later date to [...]

1602, 2022

Animal control, River Oaks property and Public Works Update presented to Council on February 16, 2022

By |February 16th, 2022|Categories: Council Meetings, News|Comments Off on Animal control, River Oaks property and Public Works Update presented to Council on February 16, 2022

Council started their meeting recognizing Julie Yellig, who serves as the ECCL/Adopt-a-Highway Coordinator. She has helped organize Estero volunteers join together in an effort to help keep our roadways free of litter. Over 3.8 tons of litter have been collected since the program began. Yellig also provides assistance for volunteers for the local Adopt-a-Road program which is supported by the Village of Estero and Keep Lee County Beautiful. They then approved an FY 2021-2022 interlocal agreement between Estero and Lee County for stray animal control services in the amount of $41, 972.  Since incorporation, the Village has relied on several [...]

1502, 2022

Lee Commissioners have awarded a contract for library renovations in Estero

By |February 15th, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Lee Commissioners have awarded a contract for library renovations in Estero

Lee Board of County Commissioners voted today to award BSSW Architects, Inc. an architectural services contract for renovations to the South County Regional Library. The planned renovations include an automated material handler, upgraded building systems, reconfiguration of the interior to better serve the public and staff, ADA upgrades, a new roof and site improvements. BSSW Architects, Inc. will provide professional architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services. There will be multiple opportunities for public input during the 11-month design process. After completion of the design and bidding process, the Board will vote on the construction contract at a public meeting. [...]

1402, 2022

Summer camp registration opens at Estero Recreation Center starting February 28, 2022

By |February 14th, 2022|Categories: News|Comments Off on Summer camp registration opens at Estero Recreation Center starting February 28, 2022

Lee County Parks & Recreation Summer Camp registration opens at 7 a.m. Monday, February 28. Registration is expected to draw thousands of youngsters to programs, outings and activities at the department’s traditional camps, middle school camps and specialty camps. Parents are encouraged to sign up early. Each year, the allotted spaces at Estero Recreation Center fill up well before school ends. Camp registration is ongoing as long as space is available. Summer camp runs for seven weeks from June 13 through July 29. Helpful tips from the registration desk: To register for camp, obtain a membership first. A household account [...]

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