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Despite Opposition, County Approves Amendments
The Lee County Commissioners voted 4-1 against near-unanimous opposition of residents to approve changes to the county’s comprehensive plan removing longstanding building-height limitations governing Captiva Island.
Read MoreHearing on Captiva Amendments: Dec. 6
We are just 2 days away from the Lee County Commissioners’ vote on the proposed amendments designed to increase building heights and density on Captiva. The meeting agenda is now available. Our community needs to…
Read MoreResidents Support Proposed Captiva Bill
SCCF Environmental Policy Director Matt DePaolis delivered comments at Lee County’s recent legislative delegation meeting, stressing SCCF’s role in ensuring Captiva is conserved and protected for future generations.
Read MoreGreat Turnout at Legislative Delegation Meeting
Today’s Lee County Legislative Delegation Meeting had a great turnout, with many of you taking the time to participate in the discussion with our state representatives and senators about why we need…
Read MoreLegislative Delegation Needs to Hear from YOU
On Thursday, Nov. 30, the Lee County Legislative Delegation will meet and Rep. Adam Botana will discuss legislation to create a Captiva Island Conservation Area to protect and maintain Captiva’s…
Read MoreRep. Botana Sponsoring Bill to Protect Captiva
In direct response to the County’s efforts to increase building heights and density on Captiva, Adam Botana, our elected Representative to the Florida House of Representatives has offered to sponsor…
Read MoreCaptiva Building Heights Hearing Date Changed
The Lee County Board of County Commissioners has moved its vote on Captiva building height changes from Nov. 8 to Dec. 6.
Read MoreAmendments Not Needed for Build Back
The “Protect Captiva” coalition has been advised that the Board of County Commissioners may soon schedule a hearing to adopt the proposed amendments to the Captiva chapter of the Lee…
Read MoreState Validates Protect Captiva Coalition
Florida’s Bureau of Community Planning and Growth, in its written comments on the proposed Lee Plan amendments applicable to Captiva, confirms the Captiva and Sanibel community’s claim that the amendments were not…
Read MoreAttorney Files Comments with State Agencies
After the disappointing decisions by the Lee County Commissioners in early September, the proposed amendments to the Land Development Code and the Lee Plan were passed. As required, the amendments were…
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