Woodfield and Coconut Trace addressed by the Planning, Zoning & Design Board on November 12, 2024
Woodfield Public Hearings Woodfield was requesting a development order for the first phase of its mixed-use development on 45.6-acres located on the northwest corner of US 41 and Coconut Road. The first phase of the project will include the infrastructure, including stormwater retention, roadways, utilities, sidewalks, landscaping, lighting, parks and a landscaped roundabout at Coconut Road and Walden Center Drive. In addition, Phase 1 plans call for two apartment buildings with 291 units, 25,000 square feet of retail, two parking garages and the pedestrian paseo or restaurant row on the southeast corner. The planned architecture is Spanish Colonial Revival style [Read More.]
Village to conduct second public meeting on the Estero Sports Park & Village of Estero branding & placemaking on November 19, 2024
The Village of Estero will be holding the second of two Public Information Meetings to provide updates on the progress related to the Estero Sports Park and Village of Estero branding & placemaking. The second Public Information Meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 19 from 5:00PM-7:00PM at the Estero Community Church located at 21115 Design Parc Ln, Estero, FL 33928. The formal presentation will start at 5:30 PM. Estero Sports Park Design: The Village of Estero secured a long-term lease on approximately 53 acres of Lee County School District property located west of Estero High School with the intent [Read More.]
Spread out water use for efficient septic systems
Septic Tank owners should spread out washing machine and dishwasher use throughout the week. This prevents your tank from being overloaded; which makes it unable to properly treat all the water flowing to the drain field, and ultimately our waterways. For more ways to ensure your septic system is safe and efficient, see our flyer.
Woodfield and Coconut Trace on the agenda for the Planning, Zoning & Design Board on November 12, 2024
The Board will start their meeting at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 12, conducting two public hearings. Woodfield is requesting a development order for the first phase of its mixed-use development on 45.6-acres located on the northwest corner of US 41 and Coconut Road. This first phase includes the infrastructure, two apartment buildings, two parking garages, and the pedestrian paseo on the southeast corner. Coconut Trace is requesting a zoning amendment to allow for a 122-room 4-story extended stay hotel at 22910 Lynden Drive, located east of Marsh Landing, west of US 41 and across from Coconut Point Mall. The applicant [Read More.]
Happehatchee Center, park land purchase and Estero on the River projects among topics addressed by Council on November 6, 2024
Action Items Special Magistrate services agreement Estero’s Village Code provides for certain quasi-judicial matters to be heard before a Special Magistrate, in particular code enforcement. Council approved this agreement with Patrick Neale, Esq. who has significant experience in real estate, land use, and related areas of the law, and has experience serving as a quasi-judicial magistrate for Collier County. Neale will serve as the Village’s Special Magistrate along with the Village’s Special Magistrate Robert Pritt. Estero Forever Foundation management agreement – Happehatchee Center The Village owns a largely undeveloped property consisting of subtropical forest, located at the addresses 8661, 8701, [Read More.]
Ensure Weekly Solid Waste Pickup with These Tips
Residential garbage 40-gallon garbage can weighing fewer than 50 pounds. No limit on the number of cans. Use heavy duty garbage bags for additional garbage (50-pound weight limit). Recycling Place loose recyclables in approved containers - no plastic bags. Recycling should be paper, cardboard, metal, glass and plastic containers. Flatten extra cardboard and place it next to the cart. Yard Waste Must be placed in a container, tied or neatly stacked. Each set out should be under 6 feet in length and under 50 pounds. Can consists of grass clippings, tree branches, leaves, fallen fruit and dead plants. Bulk Waste [Read More.]
REMINDER: Celebrate all veterans at this free party in the park on Saturday
Estero is hosting a free, patriotic and entertaining Veterans Day event from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., Saturday, November 9, at the Estero Community Park, 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd. There will be wartime mini musicals, free hot dogs, an American classic & muscle car show, patriotic songs by the New Horizons Choir, face painting and a visit by Too Tall Tori. Congressman Bryon Donalds will introduce keynote speaker Lt. Gen. Gary Speer, followed by recognition of Goldstar Families and local veterans, ending with a 21-gun salute and the playing of taps. Residents are encouraged to bring family, friends, and neighbors, along with [Read More.]
County park land sale agreement among topics for Council on November 6, 2024
Council will start their meeting at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, addressing agreements for Special Magistrate services and management of the Happehatchee Complex. They will then review a property sale agreement with Lee County for 25.5 acres of County park land ,and an agreement with The Brooks Community Development District for improvements to the Three Oaks Parkway paths. Other topics include contracts for Corkscrew Road pathway, lighting, and landscaping improvements, Estero on the River Phase 1 improvements, Williams Road easement acquisition, and Block Lane right of way acquisition. There will be second readings and public hearings for Ordinance 2024-09 and Ordinance 2024-15. [Read More.]
Aldi, Mayfield Village and Starbucks among topics addressed by the Planning Zoning & Design Board on October 29, 2024
Public Information Meetings Aldi The applicant is proposing a 22,000 square foot grocery store to be located at 11906 Newbridge Court, south of Corkscrew Road and east of Stoneybrook Golf Drive in the Stoneybrook development. The architecture will include a four-cornered tower, and the paint colors are shades of beige, tan and brown, with white trim. The store be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The applicant plans to meet with the Stoneybrook residents and CDD to review their proposed plans. Public Comment: Comments were received in favor, and others expressed concerns about noise, traffic, and traffic conflicts with [Read More.]
Distance Makes a Difference: Road Safety
Leaving space to slow down or brake is critical to staying safe. Three seconds is a best case scenario. Larger vehicles require more space. https://estero-fl.gov/teen-driving/