2004/2005 Lee Plan Regular Amendment Cycle

Objections Recommendations and Comments Report (ORC) by the Department of Community Affairs' (DCA)

Amendments were adopted on October 12, 2005 (Adopting Ordinances 05-19, 05-20, and 05-21).

The Department of Community Affairs will conduct a compliance review and issue a Notice of Intent regarding the adopted comprehensive plan amendments on or about December 19, 2005 to be published in the Fort Myers News-Press.

Click on the desired Case Number (bullet) for additional information.

If you have a comment or question on a specific case, please click here to submit them to Planning Staff.

• CPA 2004-02 - Estero Outdoor Display - Text amendment to Lee Plan Policy 19.2.5 of the Future Land Use Element to allow outdoor display in excess of 1 acre at the intersection of I-75 and Corkscrew Road. - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report
  • Application

• CPA 2004-03 - Weeks Fish Camp - Text and Map

  • Staff Report - Not Available
  • Application - 6 parts
    • Part 1
    • Part 2
    • Part 3
    • Part 4
    • Part 5
    • Part 6
  • Sufficiency
    • First Resubmittal
    • Staff Sufficiency Letter September 19, 2005

• CPA 2004-04 - Map - Not Transmitted

  • Staff Report
  • Application - 2 parts
    • Part 1
    • Part 2
  • Existing Future Land Use Map
  • Proposed Future Land Use Map

• CPA 2004-05 - Text - Not Transmitted

  • Staff Report
  • Application

• CPA 2004-06 - Florida Citrus/Northeast Lee County - Map and Text - Included in 2005/2006 Amendment Cycle

  • Staff Report - Not Available
  • Application - 6 parts
    • Part 1 [40mb]
    • Part 2 [31mb]
    • Part 3 [16mb]
    • Part 4 [14mb]
    • Part 5 [8.9mb]
    • Part 6
      [15mb]
  • Sufficiency
    • First Resubmittal [4.6]
    • Second Resubmittal [6.5mb]
    • Third Resubmittal [1.3mb]
    • Forth Resubmittal [13mb]
    • Sufficiency Letter Reminder [.75mb]
    • Fifth Resubmittal [98mb]
    • Sixth Resubmittal [24mb]
    • Seventh Resubmittal [10mb]

• CPA 2004-07 - Text amendment to the Buckingham Rural Community Preserve Policy 17.1.3 to allow lots to be clustered as part of an Agricultural Planned Development with a minimum lot size of ½ acre, allowing for the extension of utility services and providing for preservation of agricultural open space. - Withdrawn

  • Staff Report - Withdrawn (no report)
  • Application - 5 parts
    • Part 1
    • Part 2
    • Part 3
    • Part 4
    • Part 5
  • Sufficiency
    • Staff Letter
    • Response to Sufficiency Letter (Request to table)

• CPA 2004-08 - Oak Creek - Amend the Future Land Use Map series for an approximate ± 27.25 acre portion of land located in Section 17, Township 43 South, Range 25 East, to change the classification shown on Map 1, the Future Land Use Map, from "Rural" to "Suburban."  Amend the Future Land Use Map series for an approximate ± 17.81 acre portion of land located in Section 19, Township 43 South, Range 25 East, to change the classification shown on Map 1, the Future Land Use Map, from " Suburban " to "Rural." - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report
  • Application - 5 parts
    • Part 1
    • Part 2
    • Part 3
    • Part 4
    • Part 5
  • Existing Future Land Use Map
  • Proposed Future Land Use Map

• CPA 2004-09 - Text - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report
  • Application - 6 parts
    • Part 1
    • Part 2
    • Part 3
    • Part 4
    • Part 5
    • Part 6

• CPA 2004-10 - Map - Withdrawn

  • Staff Report - Not Available
  • Application - 6 parts
    • Part 1
    • Part 2
    • Part 3
    • Part 4
    • Part 5
    • Part 6

• CPA 2004-12 - Text - Boca Grande Community Plan. - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report

  • Attachment 1

  • Adopted Language

• CPA 2004-13 - Map- SR 80/I-75 Interchange Land Use Study - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report

  • Attachment 1

  • Attachment 2

  • Attachment 3

  • Attachment 4

  • Attachment 5

  • Attachment 6

  • Attachment 7

  • Attachment 8

• CPA 2004-14 - Text Amendment to the Lee Plan's Conservation and Coastal Management element Policy 75.1.4 to consider limiting the future population exposed to coastal flooding while considering applications for rezoning in the Coastal High Hazard Area. - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report - Not Available

• CPA 2004-15 - Text Amendment to revise the Lee Plan Land Use Allocation Table (Table 1b) for the Fort Myers Shores Planning Community to address the establishment of the Outlying Suburban future land use category within the Planning Community. - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report

  • Proposed Table 1(b) Attachment 1

  • Caloosahatchee Shores Memo Attachment 2

• CPA 2004-16 - Amend the Lee Plan as follows: A. Amend the Future Land Use Map series for specified parcels of land (total of approximately 157 acres) located in Section 31, Township 43 South, Range 22 East to change the Future Land Use classification shown on Map 1 from "Coastal Rural" to "Outlying Suburban." The property is generally located in the Bokeelia area south of Barrancas Avenue and north of Pinehurst Road; B. Amend the Pine Island Vision Statement and Goal 14 to recognize the value of preserving agricultural activities on the island; C. Amend the Future Land Use Element Policy 1.4.7, the Coastal Rural Policy, to allow the retention of active or passive agriculture in lieu of habitat restoration to regain density; D. Amend the current percentages of preserved or restored uplands in Policy 1.4.7; E. Amend the Lee Plan to add a policy that further defines the restoration standards referred to in Policy 1.4.7; F. Amend Housing Element Policy 100.2.3 to incorporate a reference to the Coastal Rural future land use category; E. Amend the Pine Island Vision Statement, Goal 14, Table 1(a) footnote 4, the Definition of Density in the Glossary, and any other Plan provisions to create a new transfer of development rights program for Pine Island; Amend the definition of Density to allow mixed use projects to retain some or all of their residential density that is typically lost to commercial acreage, if Pine Island TDRs are utilized to regain density; F. Amend the Mixed Use definition in the Glossary to better define mixed use projects; G. Evaluate creating a concurrency exception area for a portion of Pine Island Center; and, I. Evaluate establishing additional Urban Infill areas on the mainland portion of the County to be receiving areas for Pine Island TDRs. Evaluate increasing allowable bonus densities in specific locations based on a point system that incorporates several criteria. - ADOPTED

  • Staff Report

  • Attachment 1

  • Attachment 2

  • Attachment 3

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