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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes from August 7, 2007 |
Directors Present; Karl Fry,
Lisa Absher, Terry Iamurri, Denny Baker, Jim Rice, John Nicola,
Ron Joeckel, Vinnie Panipinto, and Tim Witherite, Meeting called
to order at 6:59 p.m. with a quorum present.
Karl Fry asked the new board to give a self introduction of
their office followed by attending residence to introduce
themselves.
Approval of the agenda: Lisa Absher made a motion to
approve the agenda, Tim Witherite seconded and the motion
carried. The approved agenda is included with these minutes.
Approval of July 10, 2007 minutes: John Nicola made a
motion to approve, Jim Rice seconded. Discussion took place that
minutes will be posted by email to all directors for amending
and the final version will be accepted unless there is conflict.
When final version is approved, then Karl Fry (President) can
have Chuck Cannaday (Webmaster) post them on the OEA website.
This saves time at meeting. The motion carried.
Treasurer's Report: John Nicola reported the bank balance
is $6,364.94 after a couple of expense reimbursements. We have
gained some new members with no membership dues paid due to the
board approved waiving of 2007 membership dues. .
Neighborhood Park: Jim Rice reported that we will be
gaining a sidewalk on the south (park) side as improvement. The
plan called for removal of existing hedge and irrigation. Jim
brought it to the County's attention. The sidewalk will now be
to the inside of the hedge and irrigation will be retained.
Children's Safety committee: Lisa Absher reported she
would steer this committee if she had some people interested in
helping her. She would like to investigate sitting areas for
children waiting for their buses, a bike path for the east side
of Oakes Blvd., possible crosswalks and other safety issues.
Vinnie Panipin offered to help after request from the floor for
volunteers.
Standing Oakes PUD: Noah Standridge has been working on
neighboring concerns of this PUD. Karl Fry reported that Noah
was at the meeting with the developers. Noah discussed that
nothing was noted in there plans regarding height on the east
side of the development. It is now written that the median roof
height will be 35'. A buffer of vegetation will be between the
development and the neighbors. Sufficient landscaping will be
added to a neighbor bordering the entrance, where the
development entrance will have a bit of a jog in the road. Karl
Fry reported that Peter Goodin and he worked toward traffic
calming with the developers. It was discussed that the
developers were looking to put in two left turn lanes to the
east of the development; they might not be that useful. Ed Fynn
commented that the budget might be able to be modified to
incorporate putting the small modified medians ( Rob Corbitt's
plan) with painted lines leading up to them instead. Pricing
estimates to do the medians will be investigated by the
developer. Karl and Peter also requested they put our
neighborhood entry signs in their plans presented to the Collier
County Planning Commission in November and presented to the
Board of County Commissioners in January 2008. A note was made
that 7acres of this PUD was sold to the County Transportation
Department for a water retention area.
Embarq Site: Denny Baker reported that we have just
received a reimbursement check for $1,542.30 from Embarq payable
to Driftwood Nursery. We will now send that check to pay
Driftwood Nursery for there installation of the plantings. He
also made note that Embarq employees worked on the boxes for
days after the installation. They broke and dug up at least one
plant, but all has been trimmed and replanted again, one plant
has died and others have suffered broken limbs as a result of
the Embarq work to install their equipment subsequent to the
plantings.
Old Business
Picnic: Lisa Absher reported she reserved the large
pavilion at the Vineyards Park for Sunday Nov. 4th. Lisa made a
motion to pay the deposit for the pavilion if this was the day
we wanted it. It was seconded by Ron Joeckel, the motion
carried.
New Committee: Denny Baker brought up appointing a new
committee to look into the possibilities of getting county water
for our neighborhood that may also provide water hydrants that
would reduce our home owners insurance. Vinnie Panipinto made a
motion to look into gathering information to bring back to the
board for them to review and disseminate that info to our
general neighborhood once completed. Tim Witherite volunteered
to work with Denny on this project. Terry Iamurri seconded,
motion carried with one dissenting vote by Ron Joeckel,
Karl Fry discussed the strategic overview of how all our
committee initiatives are interrelated to one of our main
Association missions to reduce traffic on Oakes Boulevard and to
eventually have Oakes Boulevard reclassified from a "collector
road" to a "neighborhood road" by our County Transportation
Department. There was a consensus of understanding and agreement
by the Board and Directors.
Adjourn meeting at 8:12 p.m. motioned by John Nicola, seconded
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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes from
July 10, 2007 |
Directors Present: Lisa Absher,
Peter Goodin, John Nicola, Denny Baker, Jim Rice, Noah
Standridge and Terry Iamurri, meeting called to order at 7:08
p.m. with a quorum present.
Treasurer's Report: John Nicola reported that our bank
balance is $7130.60. We have gained a few new members by for
going membership dues.
Secretary's Report: Terry Iamurri read the June minutes,
Peter Goodin motioned to approve, Jim Rice seconded, motion
carried.
Neighborhood Park: Jim Rice reported something might be
happening in a couple of weeks.
Embarq Box (Oakes & English Oaks): Denny Baker and Tim
Witherite reported that check for the planting is forthcoming.
Planting will happen when we start to get a normal rain pattern.
Annual Newsletter: Lisa Absher reported the news letter
was a little late getting out because the new mailing list had
incomplete information. Correcting the mailing list for future
reference may possibly take two to three hours to do so. Peter
Goodin suggested buying a new list yearly. Keeping the disc Lisa
has made as a reference.
Standing Oaks PUD: Peter Goodin reported that Mark
Strain, head of the planning commission, suggested we do not go
with the landscape medians for Oakes calming. The cost of the
medians will cost approximately 1.1 million and the residents
will have to pay for maintaining them. David Buchheit, from
traffic calming, suggested we go with stamped, color dyed
asphalt, because it's more effective than landscaping in his
professional opinion. Two single courses of pavers can be
inserted to look like a crosswalk at the north and south edges
of each intersection. His studies have shown this type of
traffic calming can slow traffic by 5-6 mph. Peter brought
sample sheets of colored dyed asphalt for all to see, they were
passed around. There was a question raised by Lisa Absher
regarding the life of the product with truck traffic, cost of
maintenance, and who would bear the financial burden for that
maintenance. It was decided that the board would try to get
these questions answered for a future meeting. It was also
suggested if we want Oakes Blvd signs we will have design and
pay for them and we can request for them to put in the
right-of-way.
Noah Standridge made a motion to look into traffic calming
design with Rich Yvonvich(?) before our next meeting. Denny
Baker seconded and motion passed unanimously. Noah, Peter and
Ron Joeckel said they would get together to arrange the meeting
with Rich.
Oakes Residence Picnic: Lisa Absher reported she has
reserved the 2nd pavilion at the Vineyards Park for Sat. Nov.
3rd, because the large one was already taken. With a show of
hands we agreed to move the picnic day to Sunday, Nov. 4th
because the availability of the large pavilion being available
at the Vineyards Park would be desired. Noah Standridge and Tim
Witherite are working on this event together and welcome anyone
who would like to get involved.
Board of Director Nominations/Elections: All attendees
present participated in electing the new slate of directors:
Lisa Absher, John Nicola, Denny Baker, Jim Rice, Noah Standridge,
Chuck Cannaday, Barbra Collins, Terry Iamurri, Karl Fry, Bob
Walker, Ron Joeckel, Vinnie Panipinto and Tim Witherite.
Adjourn meeting at 7:57 p.m. motioned by Peter Goodin and
seconded by John Nicola, motioned approved.
Following adjournment the new board nominated and voted to elect
the following officers: Karl Fry - President, Denny Baker-Vice
president, John Nicola-Treasurer, Terry Iamurri-Secretary and
balance directors
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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes from June 12, 2007 |
Directors Present: Lisa Absher,
Peter Goodin, John, Nicola, Denny Baker, Jim Rice, and Terry
Iamurri, meeting called to order at 7:10 p.m. with a quorum
present.
Secretary's Minutes from May were approved by email. Lisa Absher
said she would check with Chuck Cannaday to see if they got
posted on the website.
Treasurer's Report: John Nicola reported nothing has
changed, due to our waiving of dues for this year. Our balance
remains at $7205.60
Old Business:
Annual Newsletter: Lisa Absher has drafted the newsletter
to go out to all the residence of our community. She has asked
that the entire board review and make any edits by Wednesday
night. She will have it copied and in the mail on Thursday
(14th) to our home owners.
Neighborhood Park: Jim Rice reported the design for the
park is 99% complete. CDES permit application on 5/07 was
rejected. Parks will re-submit a third application as soon as
they receive revised plans from the consultant. SFWMD permit was
also rejected, they will be re-submitting for the third time,
too. Transportation will do the design for the crosswalk. Parks
and Recreation will incorporate crosswalk location on the master
plan and will install curb cuts during construction of SOL
sidewalk. The developer for Target project will install the
proposed crosswalk. This information came from Vicky Ahmad
project manager with CCPR department.
Standing Oaks PUD: Peter Goodin ( Peter will summarize
from his notes)
Embarq Box at Oakes and English Oaks: Denny Baker and Tim
(?) both reported planting of landscape is on schedule between
the end of June and the beginning of July.
First Congregational Church: Tim reported CCBC voted 5-0
approving the church. He reported they will before the county
planning staff on Thursday. Then they will need approval of
Golden Gate Estates Plans for conditional use.
New Business:
Nominations and Elections: Lisa Absher suggested that
because so many people could be away on vacation or it's just a
hardship to make the meeting we could make it easier to vote if
we took votes by proxy. She would welcome them by email or
written. Denny suggested the new elected board form a
sub-committee to look into getting county water (not septic) for
our Oakes Estates residences. The sub-committee could report
back with what options we might have expenses and so on.
Suggested time to form this committee would be August.
Oakes Canal: Peter Goodin informed us that South Water
Management cleaned pipes for better drainage and moved the weir
from the Vanderbilt area further down (north) for better flow.
Oakes Picnic- Picnic date was set for Nov. 3rd. Lisa
Absher said she would check on reserving the large pavilion at
the Vineyards Park for this event.
Adjourn meeting at 7:45 (?) motioned by Peter Gooodin and
seconded by Jim Rice.
Respectfully submitted by;
Terry Iamurri |
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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes from April 3, 2007 |
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Directors present: Peter Goodin,
Barb Collins, Terry Iamurri, Chuck Cannaday, Denny Baker, Jim
Rice, Bob Walker, and Rob Corbett.
Meeting called to order at 7:04 p.m.
with a quorum present.
Motion to approve March minutes by Bob and seconded by Chuck and
approved.
Treasurer’s Report: was sent to board via e-mail
yesterday from John who could not attend. Current cash balance
as of 4/2/07 is $7,191.85. It was also reported that since we
have not yet sent out the mailing reminder, membership is very
low at this time. He stated he would provide an update at a
later date.
Neighborhood Watch: Also as reported by John. We had our
meeting with Cprl. Ray Erickson on 3/20 and it was a very
productive meeting. Cprl. Erickson provided us with numerous
ideas on how to secure our homes, our vehicles, our neighborhood
and most importantly, ourselves. Cprl. Erickson ill be more than
happy to come to one of our meetings, in the future to introduce
the Neighborhood Watch Committee and summarize the program for
everyone. I am hoping to tie his introduction meeting into our
annual meeting for maximum exposure. The meeting as a tremendous
success and I hope to have highlights and additional information
to me (John) posted on our website soon.
Neighborhood Park: Jim reported that it is on hold for
another month. It is back in the process to get approval again.
Need 30 to 60 days for an environmental impact report. The
boundaries are now smaller. Tony Roberto is now our contact
person. The county will continue to maintain the property,
mowing, etc. Eric Strickland from Kite development at Target has
stated they will contribute $5,000 dollars for a crosswalk and a
flashing light.
General Information: There have been two incidents of
burglary in the Oakes area. We also have heard of a couple of
instances of dog attacks. It was discussed and Denny made a
motion and seconded by Karl ( did this get accepted?) to have
e-mail blast to all on list to give neighborhood information
pertaining to safety to all.
Traffic Calming: Three public safety committees to review
traffic calming. It was stated that they hated the idea of
Chicanes. At this point Oakes stays open. Bob Walker spoke With
Chris Allen the developer from Standing Oaks PUD to see what
they would be willing to do for any traffic calming.
New Business: There was mention of future four lanes on
Oakes again even though we were told it was not on the twenty
five year plan not long ago. Rumors of connecting our streets to
Logan at this time not true. Logan and Immokalee proposed light
deadline now moved to the 10th. Should be open temporarily for
the landscapers to leave on. Meeting on 3/14/07 with Lisa,
Peter, Bob, Karl John, and Noah with commissioner Henning and
Mike Green, about moving the light to Valewood has been moved to
June or July 2008 after Tarpon Bay restrictions removed. The
reclassifying of Oakes to get traffic calming hinges on the
light changes. Motion from Karl, seconded by Chuck, and approved
to send a letter, from our board members to commissioner Henning
and Norm Feeder to have that eventually happen.
It was discussed that the Standing Oakes PUD will have two
center left turn lanes from two streets for access.
Ken and Carol Carter on Oakes Blvd. planted beautiful
landscaping in front of the sidewalk near the street and have
been told by the county that it has to be removed. Mitch Reilly,
from county stated they did not have right ow way permit. The
board decided to table the problem until the next meeting.
It was discussed that the signs that we have talked about
getting at both ends of Oakes which would welcome everyone to
Oakes Estates will not be done.
8:11p.m. Denny motioned to adjourn meeting seconded by Barb and
approved.
Respectfully Submitted,
Barbara Collins |
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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes from March 6, 2007 |
Directors Present: Lisa
Absher, Peter Goodin, John Nicola, Denny Baker, Jim Rice, Bob
Walker, Noah Standridge and Terry Iamurri, meeting called to order
at 7:04 p.m. with a quorum present.
Secretary’s report from Feb. approved.
Treasurer’s Report: John Nicola reported five deposits were
made for a total of $125.00. Our current bank balance is $7481.25
after payment was made for the Oakes Blvd. plan fro $750.00.
Neighborhood Park: Jim Rice reported that the landscape
plan and curbs for the park have been rejected. Any traffic
calming will get postponed. He feels the longer it takes to
develop the park, the less features or amenities we will get for
the funds that have been set aside for the park.
Target update: Bob Walker said there is no update. They are
still looking to open in August. Peter Goodin brought up we need
to get with them about $5000. Target budgeted to build a crosswalk
at Spanish Oaks.
Embarq: Peter Gooding believes they are still considering
what kind of native plant they will use around the transformer and
most likely won’t plant until June or July to get them established
with our summer rains.
Church access Valewood Drive: Bob Walker spoke with Nolan
and the church plans were rejected by growth management plan.
Oakes advisory has given their approval of this church in a
letter.
Standing Oaks PUD report: Peter Goodin, Noah Standridge,
Lisa Absher and Bob Walker attended a follow up meeting 3/2/07 at
Collier County Transportation Department as a result of the PUD
neighborhood meeting held on 2/22/07. We met with representatives
from RWA, Transportation, Traffic Calming, and the Developer. The
meeting was to discuss the developers plans in more detail and
transportation issues regarding Oakes Blvd.; including a timeline
for transportation and traffic calming issues. The main point the
members in attendance agreed upon as a result of the meeting "was
a need to define the traffic calming for this project as well as
access to our bike path before the quickly before the developer
puts in new plan before the planning department next month". The
traffic calming features from the developer were presented showing
two entrances each with painted lines as turning medians and
crosswalks at the intersections (as also presented in the PUD
neighborhood meeting 2/22). Lisa Absher suggested using the
drawings presented to developer from the Oakes advisory drawings
(drawn by Rob Corbett and presented to the Developer prior to the
neighborhood PUD meeting) and approved in our meetings previously
as our position, that plan included thin short landscaped medians
between avenues to slow traffic and landscape to keep a more rural
visual appeal to the neighborhood. There was mention that these
raised landscaped medians may cause a problem due to numerous
driveways at each intersection. There was a suggestion by Mike
Green to use 12” high speed tables at each street intersection as
an alternative. Lisa questioned why the raised planted medians
even if smaller couldn't be located midway between the avenues to
correct the issue of multiple driveways at intersections if the
medians were for traffic calming (visual interruption) not
turning? There was also a question raised by traffic of the cross
walks, since no sidewalks existed on the east side of Oakes, what
would the crosswalks connect to? It seems we left with more
questions than answers. But we all agreed the main problem seemed
to be the timeline. The developers hope to submit their plans next
month and it will need to include improvements at these
intersections. But, additional traffic studies will not be
completed until after Immokalee/Northbrooke(target) widening in
2007, Logan Blvd.&Vanderbilt Beach widening in 2008 and the
possible light removal of Immokalee/Oakes in 2007-2008. Also not
included in this study but should be mentioned is a possible light
at Valewood in 2010. Lisa reminded the developers that this PUD
development has a direct traffic impact to our "entire"
neighborhood in that it can only be exited and entered through our
"side residential" streets and then onto Oakes impacting our
entire neighborhood and our only exit and entrance to our homes.
Traffic mentioned that we may see drastic reductions in traffic
when Vanderbilt and Logan are completed from cut through traffic.
But we that it would only be replaced with more traffic from
Target, hundreds of new homes in the PUD development,
Vanderbilt/Vineyard traffic from the east to get to Target and
Tarpon's traffic needing alternate access when the narrow Tarpon
Blvd. gets too backed up from Target. There were some concerns
overall from Bob Walker who offered to set up a meeting with
commissioner Tom Henning and the planning department within the
next 7-10 days to meet with us. Jim Rice made a motion for Bob to
do that, it was seconded by Denny Baker and unanimous passed.
Peter Goodin reminded us that we are still trying to get Oakes
Blvd. reclassified as a residential road and our traffic calming
is tied to it. It was also mentioned by Noah Standridge in
tonight's meeting, that a strong showing of residents and a
unified position regarding the PUD in the planning meeting would
position of concerns more strongly in front of the planning
department.
Immokalee extension removal of Oakes light: This will be a
right in on Oakes Blvd. and a right out only when our light is
removed. Lisa Absher reported that Don Scott was unsure of any
plan for access from Autumn Oaks to Valewood for our neighborhood.
If that intersection would be open it would not be open until
2010. Denny Baker suggested if this intersection at Valewood
becomes a reality he would like to see a dedicated right turn
only, along with the dedicated left turn lane.
Quarterly News Letter: Lisa Absher will have it ready to
mail by Friday. It will include a list of current directors on the
board and nominations of people who would like to be considered
for the board. Elections will take place at the May meeting. Denny
Baker offered to get a revised mailing list of the residence to
Lisa. Lisa also suggested posting the annual meeting in the
Collier Citizen with a press release and it was approved with no
cost associated with the press release.
Neighborhood Watch Committee: John Nicola reported that Ray
Ericson from the sheriffs has been assigned to give those that
have signed up and any that are interested are welcome to join the
training program. The dates for the training sessions will be
Tues. March 20th and Tues., March 27th at North Naples Baptist
Church from 7-9 p.m.
Adjourn meeting at 8:20 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Terry Iamurri. |
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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes February 6, 2007 Minutes |
Directors Present: Lisa
Absher, Jim Rice, Bob Walker, Rob Corbett, John Nicola, Chuck
Cannaday, Terry Iamurri, Noah Standridge, and Barbara Collins.
Meeting called to order at 7:05 p.m. with a quorum present.
Minutes are up to date, motion to approve by Barb seconded by
Chuck and approved.
Treasurer’s Report: Current bank balance $8,106.25. We have
collected $175.00 to date this year.
Neighborhood Park: Jim Rice reported that the permits
should be done by the end of the month, then will start the
bidding process. Tony Roberto is in charge of that project. It was
suggested to ask Peter Goodin to ask for a speed bump on Spanish
Oaks as it approaches Oakes, for traffic calming.
Old Business:
Traffic Calming project: Peter Goodin was unable to make
the meeting for an update.
Logan extension: Update -
the Conservancy protested the extension of GL Homes P.U.D. which
would make GL Homes unable to finish the extension. That will not
happen and the extension work continues. The traffic light has
been delayed for WLM entrance to exit on Logan. Hidden Oaks
entrance closing delayed until February. Bob Walker will look into
that projected date for completion and when it is now scheduled to
happen.
Target update: no report
available
Embarq: Denny Baker has
been in contact with Embarq and was told that they will take care
of landscaping the transformers at the south end of Oakes.
First Congregational Church of
Naples: Has not been approached by county to access Valewood
Drive from Autumn Oaks. This may affect the possible light removal
on Oakes and Immokalee. It was suggested that maybe Peter can
question the county as to what the plans are.
Standing Oaks P U D: Noah
Standridge talked about the Standing Oaks PUD. The developers are
planning to keep the buildings one story next to neighbors and
multi story facing I-75 and also planning landscaping buffers.
Noah brought in illustrations from the developer to show
elevations and plans. The developers and county are holding a
neighborhood info meeting planned for February 22nd. There was
discussion that we should let the developer know of our wants as a
community. Chuck motioned to accept Robs plan "the plan" to be
submitted to the neighborhood info committee before they
officially met, that motion was seconded by Bob, accepted and
approved. "The plans" were shown at several Oakes Advisory meeting
throughout the year as options for traffic calming on Oakes Blvd.
as a result of this new development. (See Plans
Here)
New Business: New officers need to be considered for the
next two years. Several board positions will become available or
are up for renewal in March 2007. Lisa Absher - president, Peter
Goodin - vice president, (he has asked to step down after this
term), Rob Corbett - director (may not be available to continue
next year), John Nicola - treasurer (willing to stay on as
treasurer), Barbara Collins/Terry Iamurri - secretaries (willing
to continue to share responsibilities as last year), Denny Baker -
director, Chuck Cannaday - director, Jim Rice - director, and Bob
Walker - director. Possible new or returning board members have
expressed interest for consideration. Karl Fry (past president)
interested in any board position available. Tim Witherite also
expressed interest for consideration for board position.
Next meeting: Oakes
Advisory annual meeting.
Website: Motion from Chuck
and seconded by Barb for a flash link on the monthly newsletter to
visit the website sponsors.
Possible south end of Oakes
Fire station: Plans are moving along for the fire station at
the southwest end of Oakes Blvd, through existing county channels
of approval.
Neighborhood watch: At
least 4 will go through the training. Working on getting the dates
together to let the Sheriffs department know and plan the training
sessions.
Adjourn meeting at 8:10 p.m. motioned by Bob Walker and seconded
by Barb Collins
Respectfully submitted,
Barbara Collins |
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OAKES ESTATES ADVISORY, INC.
Board of Directors
Meeting
Minutes January 2007 Minutes |
Meeting held off church site due to locked facility. Meeting
moved to 1921 Oakes Blvd. and called to order at 7:25.
Board Members present: Lisa Absher, Denny Baker, Peter
Goodin, Noah Standridge, and Rob Corbett
Treasurer’s Report: N/A
Secretary’s Report: Secretary not present.
Lisa Absher presented December minutes for approval and posting on
web. Board approved Dec 2006 Minutes.
Old Business
Fire Station/LDC amendment: A copy of the LCD amendment
that was presented at the BCC meeting in December was distributed
at the meeting for review. It was noted that Residents within 1000
ft of proposed Fire House have been notified. The amendment was
voted down 3-2 at last BCC meeting it needed a super Majority of 4
to pass. They will now need to apply for a conditional use if they
wish to proceed. We would like to position an official statement
of how our neighborhood would like to position conditional use for
our next meeting.
Traffic Calming updates: Peter Goodin stated that we have
taken all measures to place our inquiry to participating in
Traffic calming project. It will now be up to County to take next
steps to evaluate Logan traffic reduction as it effects Oakes
(scheduled to be completed Sept 07) to see if Oakes qualifies for
Traffic calming. If we continue to qualify we will need to present
the project to the community for a 51% of residents for approval
to proceed. We would like to have this community approval to the
county by end of 2007 before 2008 budget plans. The county
estimates the changes to cost a little over 1 million dollars (to
include center islands, crosswalks, bus stops etc). We are
negotiating and/or following through with developers in the
Oakes area to see how incoming developers will impact and help
with traffic calming impact solutions. ie; Target and Standing
Oakes PUD. Lisa will look up previous minutes to Target impact
solutions and bring to next meeting.
Standing Oakes PUD: Noah Standridge announce that the
developer will be holding a meeting at RSW on Friday Jan 5th at
4:00 (located at airport and trade center way). Changes were made
to North side of property for Environment use. Reduction of units
were a result of this change.
State Protected Species: Denny Baker has brought to our
attention that a state protected species of fox squirrels (Sherman
or Cypress fox Squirrel) have been identified in our community on
English Oakes. Should we be concerned as a community to the impact
on the species as a result of the standing Oakes PUD and
surrounding development in our area. Denny will send a photo of
the species for identification near resident homes please contact
Lisa Absher (labsher@oakesadvisory.com) or Denny Baker (dbaker@oakesadvisory.com)
if found these squirrels on additional streets.
Logan Extension and Time line for WLM property entrance:
Peter Goodin has checked with Commissioner Henning to restate the
need for a speedy opening. There seems to be delays with FPL and WLM entrance to Immokalee.
Embark Station: Denny has been in contact with Embarq and
they are willing to landscape the area. Peter has volunteered to
aquire a list of low maintenance and irrigation free planting for
the location for Denny to provide to Embarq. Ms. McGee of Embarq
stated that Embarq will maintain the area and repair open doors.
First Congregational Church of Naples/ PUD zoning change
meeting: Dr. Les Wicker Pastor of the church has informed the
meeting that the county will be holding a neighborhood zoning
change informational meeting Thursday at 5:30 at the Church
located on Oakes for Neighborhood feedback. This church will be
located on Immokalee and is part of Oakes Community request for
right of way access (Valewood) from Autumn Oakes to Immokalee Rd.
The church has requested that those who are interested should
attend.
Motion to ajourn meeting called by Denny Baker seconded by Noah
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