Pavich Center and Arby’s reviewed by the Planning, Zoning and Design Board on December 14, 2021
Public Information Meeting – Pavich Center The Board started their meeting with a public information meeting for the Pavich Center, a ¾ acre property located at the intersection of Corkscrew Road and Happy Hollow Lane, ¼ mile east of US 41. The applicant is proposing a two-story Old Florida style 8,000-square foot building with a potential mix of commercial uses such as office, restaurant, retail or café and 950-square feet of outdoor seating under the building breezeway. The color palette for the building is accessible beige with alabaster for the trim They plan to have 26 parking spaces. Here’s their [Read More.]
Pavich Center and Arby’s on the agenda for the Planning, Zoning and Design Board on December 14, 2021
The Board will start their meeting at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, with a public information meeting for the Pavich Center located at the intersection of Corkscrew Road and Happy Hollow Lane, ¼ mile east of US 41. A public hearing will then be conducted for the remodel of Arby’s located at 9975 Corkscrew Road, west of the 7 Eleven gas and convenience store at Corkscrew Road and Three Oaks Parkway. The full agenda is available here. Meetings are held in the Council Chambers, Village Hall, 9401 Corkscrew Palms Circle, near the entrance to the Estero Community Park. Residents may view the [Read More.]
Estero on the River trail, US 41/Pelican Colony Blvd. traffic light and FEMA map revisions were addressed by Council on December 1, 2021
Public Comment: A resident reminded Council and the audience about the Estero Rotary Club’s annual Light up Estero event scheduled Saturday, December 4 at the Estero Community Park. Ordinance 2021-11 Council started their meeting with the second reading, public hearing and adoption of Ordinance 2021-11 to repeal the “transitional” Lee County ordinances which were put in place when the Village incorporated. Workshops Estero on the River trail The Estero on the River property is the 67.5-acre site along the northeast corner of US 41 and Corkscrew Road. The Village purchased 62.5 acres on this site in January 2019, and the [Read More.]
Grease and oil damage septic tanks
If your home uses a septic system, never pour grease, oil, or chemical down your drains. These substances can kill the bacteria that treat your waste water in the tank. The county provides multiple ways to dispose of hazardous liquids - which can be found at: https://estero-fl.gov/for-residents/hazardous-waste-disposal. For more ways that septic system owners can protect our waterways, see our flyer.
Reminder: Lee County Tax Collector services by appointment only
In-office services are available exclusively by appointment. Appointment openings fill quickly. Please check back often for updated availability. They recommend customers take advantage of their online services when possible. Registration renewals are exclusively processed online, by mail, or at a kiosk. To renew vehicle, vessel, and mobile home registrations, visit their Motor Vehicle Renewals page. They have also partnered with First Lee Tag Agency to provide registration and title services. Important Dates to Remember Early Payment Discounts 4% - if paid in November 3% - if paid in December 2% - if paid in January 1% - if paid in February [Read More.]
West Bay Club zoning amendment and Ben Hill Griffin Parkway landscape among topics Council reviewed on November 17, 2021
Public Comment: A resident spoke informing Council of the Estero Republic Club, stating there are currently 300 members of this club which focuses on the U.S. Constitution. Council started their meeting approving Resolution 2021-23 which is the final budget amendment of the fiscal year 2020/2021 to align certain budgeted line items within the General Fund and the Capital Improvement Fund. There was then a first reading of Ordinance 2021-11 to repeal the “transitional” ordinances which were put in place when the Village incorporated. This was passed to a second reading on December 1, 2021. Council approved a second reading and [Read More.]
Veterans Day at Estero Park
On a sunny Saturday, November 13, the Village honored all Estero veterans, active military, first responders and Gold Star parents at the Estero Park. The event was attended by approximately 500 residents who enjoyed military theme songs, a presentation of flags by the Estero High School ROTC, rifle salute by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office and featured speaker former Blue Angels pilot Lee County Commissioner Ray Sandelli. Estero Vice-Mayor Jon McLain served as master of ceremonies and Mayor Katy Errington, also a Gold Star Mother, introduced some of the elected officials attending the event in addition to speaking about Gold [Read More.]
Shoppes at University Highlands, Oak & Stone Restaurant and Downtown Estero addressed by the Planning, Zoning & Design Board on November 9, 2021
Public Hearing Shoppes at University Highlands, Bldg. 5 The Board conducted a public hearing for the Shoppes at University Highlands which were requesting a development order for their Building 5, located on the west side of Ben Hill Griffin Parkway. Building 5 is a proposed, one-story 7300-sq. ft. commercial building. This is the fifth and last building to be built on this property and will mimic Building 2. It is bounded by the Longitude apartments to the north, Shoppes at University Highlands to the south; Grandezza residential on the east side of Ben Hill Griffin Parkway; and the Springs apartments [Read More.]
West Bay Club zoning amendment and Ben Hill Griffin Parkway landscape among topics for Council on November 17, 2021
Council will start their meeting at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, addressing a final budget an amendment to close out Fiscal Year 2020/2021. They will then conduct a first reading of an ordinance to repeal the “transitional” ordinances which were put in place when the Village incorporated. A second reading and public hearing will be conducted for an ordinance pertaining to a zoning amendment for the West Bay Club to increase the allowed building height in Pod 5. This will be followed by a workshop reviewing the Ben Hill Griffin Parkway landscape concept. The full agenda is available here. Meetings are held [Read More.]
Village’s Planning, Zoning & Design Board members recognized on World Town Planning Day
The Village of Estero recognizes its Planning, Zoning & Design Board members as part of the World Town Planning Day celebration. These volunteers give freely of their time, spending many hours to help achieve the Village's vision. They review all Village projects, focusing on architectural and landscape design. Pictured above are (seated left to right): Kristin Jeannin, James Tatooles and Marlene Naratil. (Back, left to right): Anthony Gargano, Howard Levitan, Leonard “Scotty” Wood III and Mike Sheeley. Missing from the picture are Barry Jones and Jim Wallace. World Town Planning Day was established by the American Planning Association.