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2004 Lee County Comprehensive Plan Update

What issues do you believe are most important to the sustainable development of Lee County? Does the current plan adequately address those major issues? What changes do you envision to better direct the development of our county through the comprehensive plan?

The Lee County Division of Planning has completed the transmittal document for the Comprehensive Plan Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR). This planning activity is mandated by Florida Chapter 163, the Growth Management Act. The EAR is a review of the Comprehensive Plan that is to be completed once every seven years. The 2004 review process will focus on the Lee Plan' effectiveness in dealing with major issues that face our county.

EAR Documents
*Issues Raised at Public, Agency, Department, and Scoping Meetings* View the Staff Presentation Here (PowerPoint required)
*Matrix of Issues List* (grouped by Major Issue)
*Proposed List of Major Issues for the Evaluation and Appraisal Report*
*Evaluation and Appraisal Report* *Presented to the Board of County Commissioners on August 26, 2004* *Evaluation Appraisal Report Appendix*

*Evaluation and Appraisal Report* Adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on August 26, 2004
*List of Amendments Recommended in the Evaluation and Appraisal Report*
DCA Sufficiency Report
*Response to DCA Sufficiency Report* *Adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on October 12, 2005*
*Appendix A - Population and Vacant Lands* *Appendix B - Municipal Annexations* *Appendix C - Statutory Changes* *Appendix D - Transportation* *Appendix E - Water Quality* *Appendix F - Air Quality* Appendix G - Housing Element GOP Evaluation Major Achievements Needs Assessment

Email the Planning Division for more information.

Also, contact us here to be added to future mail-outs involving the EAR Process.

Download the latest Codification of the Lee Plan