Council adopted resolution 2018-06 at the Council meeting on September 20, approving the land purchase along the Estero River. This is 62 acres of land on the northeast corner of Corkscrew Road and US 41 which extends north to Judith Lane and east to the railroad tracks. This purchase is being conducted in response to residents’ requests to embrace Estero’s historic heritage and protect the environment.
Additional details will be available in the minutes of this meeting. Residents may also view the archived meeting by going to the Village website http://estero-fl.gov/council/watch-meetings-online/.
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Estero on the River bank loan, US 41 median landscaping and Estero Parkway among items addressed by Council on December 5, 2018 Action Items
Estero on the River 10-year Bank Loan Council approved awarding the fixed rate, 10-year bank loan RFP to Capital Bank, a division of First Tennessee Bank to provide funding for the Estero on the River [Read More.]
Land purchase contingencies, updated FEMA maps and the Village’s reserve policy among items addressed by Council on November 28, 2018
Councilmembers Jon McLain, Howard Levitan, Vice-Mayor Bill Ribble, Senator Kathleen Passidomo, Councilmember Katy Errington, Mayor Jim Boesch, Councilmembers Jim Wilson and Nick Batos State Senator Kathleen Passidomo presented Council with a legislative update, [Read More.]
Council takes another step toward acquiring land adjacent to the Estero River at their special meeting on October 31, 2018
Council adopted a new resolution approving the purchase and sale agreement with the Trust for Public Land for 62 acres of land adjacent to the Estero River at their meeting on October 31. This special [Read More.]
Council conducted a special meeting/zoning hearing on October 24, 2018
Action Item Resolution No. 2018-18 – Estero River Land Purchase Council adopted this resolution with changes made to the purchase and sale agreement. The resolution authorizes the amended purchase and sale agreement with The Trust [Read More.]
Miromar Outlet Hotel, gas pump security measures, Land Development Code and Estero Parkway were addressed at the Council meeting on October 17, 2018
Public Comment Barbara Saxton, Friends of River Oaks Preserve, stated the group is now comprised of 12 members. Volunteers from FGCU and the ROTC will be helping clear some of the invasives on the property [Read More.]
Council approved a reduced tax rate, FY 2018-2019 budget and proposed land purchase at their meeting on September 20, 2018
Council voted to adopt a reduction in the millage rate from 0.7798 to 0.7750 mills. This is the third year Council has reduced the millage rate, which is the lowest tax rate in all of [Read More.]