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Week of Sept. 23-29, 2004 SANiBEL & CAPTiVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31, NUMBER 39 24 PAGES 75 CENTS Cleanup still has a long way to

By Kevin Duffy Dick Walsh, who fought for the purchase Staff Writer of the land three years ago. Walsh's vision of the park doesn't call It meanders like a lengthy train-wreck, for a snake-like pile of metal and plastic, twisting and turning from side to side. In however. some places it is oniy a few feet off the "I see it as a place that is available pri- ground, reaching heights of 20 feet or more marily for passive use, a place where peo- in others. Those who come in contact with ple can enjoy a natural setting," he said. it might object to its gaudy appearance, and "It's definitely intended to be a preserve." may even become sickened by it. As a. "passive" park, visitors would No, it isn't the latest rollercoaster ride at enjoy an environment unencumbered by Sun Splash Family Waterpark. It's the ballfields and concessions. Cape Coral's bloated, burgeoning pile of refrigerators, Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve, rolled-up carpet and appliances that cur- although larger than Pond Apple, is one rently dominates the landscape at Pond example of a passive park in Lee County. Apple Park. Walsh expressed concern during Located adjacent to the Sanibel Captiva Tuesday's public hearing at MacKenzie Islands Chamber of Commerce at Bailey Hall that the grounds at Pond Apple were Road and Periwinkle Way, the small tract is being "torn up" by waste haulers. Zimomra largely hidden from ihe view of motorists assured him that the park would be restored by vegetation that was spared the wrath of once all the refuse is shipped out. Hurricane Charley. Temporarily at least, it has become the designated dumping "It will have to be," she said. Photo by Kevin Duffy ground for man-made waste eventually Walsh said he was concerned about how bound for the county landfill. City workers The "box car pile-up" winds its way through the woods near Causewy Rd. waiting to the park might appear after the city's began collecting the debris last week after get to the end of the line off-island. recovery efforts are complete, but was initially concentrating on vegetative waste. sympathetic. "Our first priority is to get it off the Voters approved the issuance of long- "I'd much rather see it somewhere else, "I look at this as a highly unsuspected, streets," City Manager Judie Zimomra term debt for the city in November 2001 to but we've got a very difficult situation and emergency situation," he said. "Very tem- said. purchase the park for passive use. not a lot of spaces to use," said Councilman porary." City's M.I.S. and Hurricane Charley Council sets millage By Jenny Burnham Staff Writer for $40M budget At two a.m. on Friday, August 13, Bert Smith,of the City By Kevin Duffy of Sanibel Management Information Systems Department, Staff Writer finished powering down the city's computer equipment and wrapping it in plastic in preparation for Hurricane Charley. The average Sanibel resident will pay about $400 more Not long after, Lt. Scott Ashby of the Sanibel Police in taxes to the city in the coming fiscal year following City Department turned off the City Hall generator, and "we Council's action to set the final budget and millage rate for were all pretty much at the Holiday Inn by 3:30 a.m.," said 2004-'05. Smith. Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to approve the city budget of The next day, Smith, along with members of the Police $39,687,089, and also green-lighted the proposed millage and Public Works Departments, arrived by boat at Tarpon rate of 2.5000, which means the average taxpayer will pay Bay and "trekked through the fallen trees" to get to City $2.50 in city taxes for every $1,000 of taxable property Hall. There, the group first raised the U.S. flag, and then got value. down to the business of examining the building for damage The millage rate is expected to generate $10,561,155 in and water intrusion before turning on the generator and taxable revenue for the city. The 2003 millage rate of 1.7291 powering up the communications and network equipment. generated $6,916,734. Photo by Bert Smith Smith and Mike Claney form the Management Finance Director Renee Lynch told council that, due to Information Systems team at City Hall, maintaining the Sergeant Mike Cooper of the Sanibel P.O. and Tony damage wrought by Hurricane Charley and costs associat- municipal government management software, a product Balog of the Dept. of Public Works raise the American ed with the replacement of the Causeway Bridge and the called HTE from SunGard, on the midframe AS-400 that flag at City Hal! on Saturday, August 14, 2004, the day city's legal challenge, unforeseen expenses could arise over runs the core city applications;, including finance and build- after Hurricane Charley hit the island. the course of the fiscal year. ing permitting. www.mysanibel.com, which has been the city's primary City Manager Judie Zimomra said it was important to In addition, the two between them handle everything means of distributing information to the public about the shift certain projects into the reserve fund so that more technical for the city, such as the digital audio recording sys- island during and after the state of emergency caused by the money could be applied toward hurricane recovery. The tem in MacKenzie Hall, the city's phone system, cell storm. Federal Emergency Management Agency typically picks- phones, beepers, and even the copiers, "which are all digital In August, mysanibel.com received 295,644 hits. The up 75 percent of a municipality's tab toward recovery these days, they're on the network," according to Smith. efforts, Zimomra said, with the state oftentimes splitting the The M.I.S. Department also maintains the city's website, See SANIBEL M.I.S. page 6 cost of the remaining 25 percent with the city. "This year we are certain that there are expenses out there that we've yet to identify," she said. The average Sanibel homeowner - whose home has a INDEX taxable value of $518,276 - will pay $1,445,64 in taxes to c-6 Burf Saunders "Off Island show the city. In 2OO3-'O4, the average home was valued at visits $494,585, and the average city tax bill came to $1,046.60. Councilman Jim. Jennings said that, while he is normal- ly against raising taxes, extraordinary circumstances pre- Sanibel City Council vailed this time around. Our state senator comes The Alliance for the Arts "Because of the hurricanes and the causeway, we have to to Sanibei to survey reviews build-back issues ooens a new exhibit. after hurricane damage. make some difficult choices," he said. hurricane damage. Among those choices was approving' the inclusion of $225,000 to the iegai department - set in July - to cover costs associated with defending the city's lawsuit against -See page 22 — See page 2 • See page 3 See MILLAGE page 6 2 • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER Bag Day once again! Saunders visits island to

1 i see damage from Charley rrTTTT-TT^i^TV ',-. • s > By Kevin Duffy Cities such as Sanibel may also be pro- Staff Writer vided relief from lost revenue due to hur- ricane events, Saunders continued. The One of Southwest Florida's most rec- measure will be discussed during a spe- ognized public officials paid a visit to cial legislative session scheduled for early Sanibel this week and pledged his support December. Also on tap will be the impact in Tallahassee toward the island's recov- of hurricanes on school districts through- ery efforts. out the state, with economic stimulus Sen. Burt Saunders (R-Naples) toured packages to be considered for especially the island and got to see the more devas- hard-hit areas. tated areas first-hand before addressing Councilman Steve Brown asked City Council during its morning session Saunders whether he could assist the city Tuesday. A fly-over which he took shortly in its battle vs. Lee County over replace- after Charley swept past Sanibel and cut a ment of the Sanibel Bridge. The city filed channel in northern Captiva failed to suit to block the construction of a new reveal the extent of the damage, he said. bridge in January, and the county recently "I was surprised at the damage to struc- increased tolls to cross the bridge, claim- tures, and was somewhat surprised at the ing it is necessary in order to generate cost to clean-up the vegetation," Saunders enough revenue to cover the bonds to said. finance the work. Cities such as Sanibel cannot expect to "There should be other ways to fund raise taxes in order to cope with disaster this other than the bond issue," Brown relief, he said. An increase to the 75 per- said. "There's more to economic recovery cent which the Federal Emergency than money coming in." Management Agency picks-up in recov- Saunders said that "other financing" ery costs is currently being negotiated, he represents a tough issue, but said he said. would be willing to discuss the matter "I will make sure that Sanibel is con- with the Lee's county commissioners. •sawit:. sidered as that issue is being debated," "When there are evacuations of state Saunders said. systems they lift the tolls," Saunders said Saunders told council that he has afterward. "I don't know if they can t — already filed a bill for consideration dur- expect relief but I'm certainly going to ing the next legislative session that is discuss it." intended to provide relief from property Saunders also expressed no support of taxes for those who have lost their homes. Councilman Jim Jennings request for a "It depends on how much use you've relaxation of Florida's Sunshine Law dur- lost," he said. If a homeowner is displaced ing times of emergency. •*v\U ...»* for 30 days, for example, then that person "Trying to roll it back, even in an would receive 30 days worth of ad val- emergency, is not something that would orem relief, Saunders explained. be considered," he said.

Sanibel residents. Recall the Mayor? Workman initially called for a vote to remove Harrity, a motion which Harrity By Kevin Duffy himself seconded for discussion purpos- Staff Writer es. When City Attorney Ken Cuyler sug- gested that the matter would best be City Council will decide next month advertised to the public as part of an whether Mayor Marty Harrity should upcoming council agenda, she removed continue in his position following an her motion. attempt by a member of council to have Council discussed placing it as a dis- him removed. cussion item on the Oct. 5 agenda, but Councilwoman Judy Workman agreed on Oct. 19 when Councilman dropped the bombshell during council Dick Walsh said he would be out-of-town comments at the tail-end of Tuesday's during the earlier meeting. public hearing at MacKenzie Hall, citing Workman also objected to Harrity Harrity's public statements in favor of attending a meeting in Fort Myers last replacing the Sanibel Bridge and drop- week with county officials concerning ping the lawsuit which the city filed the causeway and the city's lawsuit. against Lee County in January in order to Workman said that Harrity - who was block the work. accompanied by Finance Director Renee "It was a mistake to nominate you Lynch - attended the meeting without Photos by Jenny Burnham since you hold a minority position, and council's knowledge. Top: Betty Carr and Ruth Kalbfleisch, volunteers at Noah's Ark, the thrift store of St. the majority opinion (of council) is to get Councilman Jim Jennings provided Michael and All Angels church, hand out shopping bags and make change at "Bag the county to rehab the bridge," she said. Harrity with his support. Day" on Friday, September 17. For $3, shoppers purchased marked shopping bags "To have you, as mayor, under-cutting "One issue and we want to change the that could be stuffed full of any merchandise in the store. Bag Day is an annual end- the majority position... it's just unaccept- captain of the team, that is unacceptable," of-season sale to empty the thrift store before it closes for a month for restocking able from my point of view." he said. "I can't believe we would have with new items. Proceeds from the Ark fund a number of local, national, and inter- Workman's admonishment of the national charities. Noah's Ark will re-open on Monday, October 4. an open discussion on this." mayor did not, however, touch upon Harrity said he seconded Workman's whether council's decision to back the lawsuit was reflective of the desires of See MAYOR "We're here to help page 5 Sanibel residents." Fabrication Technology At Its Finest ff Designs by Mark Christian Visit Sunshine Window * > n Fashions and receive 15% off your entire purchase.

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Tamiami Trail #1, Fort Myers, FL 33908 910-5276 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • 3 Charley highlights build- Toll increases going ahead as planned By Kevin Duffy restaurant on Sanibel, has 35 employees, Staff Writer most of whom live off-island. back issues for council "The economic impact of this toll, Sanibel residents struggling to recov- where it is, is unbelievable," he said. er from Hurricane Charley will not be Stilwell said the county commission- By Kevin Duffy concerns with the intent of the proposed afforded relief from the county in the ers want the toll rates to be as low as pos- Staff Writer ordinance. form of a roll-back of the agreed-upon sible, and will be agreeable to possibly "How can we be sure this won't be an toll increase at the Sanibel Causeway. lowering them once bonds are pur- Sanibel was spared ""the big one" when across-the-board policy that council County officials said during a special chased, litigation is settled, and con- Hurricane Charley skirted the island to would adopt regardless of the circum- meeting in Fort Myers last week that, struction costs are identified. But David the west and Hurricane Ivan chose to stances," she said. "I don't see how you while notices have gone out to transpon- Owens, an attorney for the county, cau- make landfall in the panhandle. But some can say that we'd be reducing density in der holders informing them of the tioned that a rate decrease would have to in the community are concerned by how the event of a disaster." be justified. the catastrophic effects of a direct hit on increase in tolls effective Nov. 1, there is Bob Pritt, an attorney with Roetzel & the possibility of lowering the tolls once "It won't happen next year," he said. Sanibel would affect the ability of prop- Andress, said that some of the city's erty owners to restore their structures. the bond rate and construction costs are Davies said that revenue lost as a maps indicate low density but might not established, and two lawsuits against the result of Hurricane Charley - which Representatives of the Sanibel & be totally accurate. county — one by the City of Sanibel and necessitated a suspension of tolls for Captiva Islands Association of Realtors "Density maps are misleading," he one by Save Our Bay, Inc., a citizen's about a week and a ban of visitors to the presented City Council with a proposed said. . group — are settled. island - has hampered the project still ordinance addressing the build-back of Workman said that non-conforming structures lost in the event of a natural County Manager Don Stilwell said further. structures eventually will be phased-out that the lawsuits have served to quash a "It's Amy Davies' opinion that we are catastrophe. The ordinance is intended to and brought into compliance with city give property owners whose buildings do favorable bond rate the county was set to going to ask for higher coverage," she codes. move forward with in December, a said, citing hurricane threats. not conform to city code a degree of "I can't justify that what we have now comfort that their properties can be month before the lawsuits were filed. Davies said the county can't purchase is unfair," she said. "In the next year interest rates are the bonds until the lawsuits are settled, rebuilt following an event such as a hur- Cuyler pointed out that the city ricane. It does not pertain to redevelop- going to go up dramatically," he said. and there is no way of knowing at this waived fees for permitting and issued The question of whether the Coast time when that will be. The county has ment, said Robin Humphrey, the board's emergency building permits in the days president-elect. Guard will issue the necessary permits to applied $20 million from the general following Hurricane Charley. But the proceed with replacing the drawbridge fund toward spans B and C, she said, "Hurricane season is upon us, and it catastrophic effects of a direct hit, he have held-up securing a 30-year bond adding that the toll program has been would give everyone peace of mind that continued, might pose a nightmare for issue to cover the work, said Hal Canary, discounted so greatly over the years that this ordinance is in process," he said. the city's building department when res- a financial consultant for the county. some motorists were paying pennies per . Council determined that the issue idents ask for permission to rebuild trip. would require extensive discussion. entire structures. "We thought we had the deal done in December," he said. Sanibel Captiva Islands Chamber of Saddled with a lengthy agenda and a "Charley gave you a taste," he said. final budget hearing later in the day, the A contingent of county officials were Commerce Executive Director Steve "In the big one, you will have that added scheduled to travel to Washington, D.C. Greenstein said businesses on the islands matter was tabled by a 5-0 vote until on to everything else." Friday, October 29, when it will be dis- this week to seek permitting for the were most concerned about getting Whatever the outcome, Samler bridge construction through the Coast employees to work and retaining quality cussed in a workshop along with the stressed that something has to be done to Planning Commission. Guard. Lee Department of staff. And businesses, he added, cannot give property owners a measure of pro- Transportation spokeswoman Amy afford to increase .their prices to cover Board member Jack Samler, who also tection. Davies said it will take the county two the toll increases because everything on sits on the Planning Commission, said he "To try to down-zone an owner out of months to issue the bonds if the permits the islands is already highly priced. was concerned with what might happen his property is a second disaster that are secured. Stilwell said the county "may be in the event of an emergency if the mea- good planning should prevent," he said. "We can be ready to go to bid in pressed" to keep the toll for cash cus- sure is not adopted. November," she said. tomers at $6, and added that longer "Almost no condo could be rebuilt Beginning Nov. 1, pre-pay users will delays in construction will only result in without going through the variance Rogers on administrative leave see their accounts debited $3 per trip, a increased costs later. process," he said. From staff reports 600 percent increase from the current 50 The Realtors Association is concerned cents they are presently with how build-back would be influ- Planning Director Bruce Rogers has charged. Cash customers enced by the Coastal Construction been suspended with pay by the city who now pay $3 will pay Setback Line, established in 1974, and following a written complaint from a the 30-year Erosion Line. Many struc- subordinate who claims he has made LAW OFFICES OF tures on Sanibel which abut the Gulf of Sanibel Mayor Marty repeated sexual advances toward her Harrity, who attended the JASON R. MAUGHAN Mexico is seaward ol' the setback line, over the last two years. meeting along with A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION the association maintains. City Manager Judie Zimomra said Finance Director Renee "There are many buildings that can be that no criminal charges have been Lynch, said those who moved back from the beach, and this filed, and that Rogers would remain on will suffer most from the JASON R. MAUGHAN, LL.M. would provide for that in advance," administrative leave until an internal increase are employees of ATTORNEY AT LAW Samler said. investigation is completed. Sanibel businesses who No structure on the. island exceeds City Planner Jennifer Flavin notified travel over the causeway four stories, and relaxing height restric- Zimomra of her concerns on Sept. 8, every day to get to work. TREE TOP CENTRE TEL (239) 472-2424 tions is not something the association is 1101 PERIWINKLE WAY • SUITE 102 FAX (239) 472-2924 and procedures in accordance with city Harrity, who owns a SANIBEL, FLORIDA 33957 [email protected] pursuing, he continued. In the event of policy on sexual harassment in the major flooding, ground-floor units might workplace were immediately initiated. have to be abandoned in favor of park- Flavin also submitted a letter to ing. Zimomra, dated Aug. 6, 2003, detailing "The question then is, who loses their Rogers' alleged actions. A copy of the ATTENTION units?" City Attorney Ken Cuyler said. letter was provided to each member of Councilwoman Judy Workman raised City Council. PROPERTY OWNERS!! Has Your Home Suffered HURRICANE DAMAGE?

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Last week's weather Who's open these days? High Low Rain Restaurants & Inn, 472-5161 Food Markets • Rosie's Island Market & Deli 472- Sept. 15 88 80 0.00 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from ! Listed alphabetically: 6656 Q go tne morning of the day given to the fol- Sept. 16 88 79 i • Sanibel Cafe, 472-5323; Sept. 17 88 80 0"Q0 lowing morning. • Amy's Over Easy Cafe, Open 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 472-2625. • Sanibel Steakhouse. FREE appetizer Sept. 18 86 78 0,00 with entree purchase! 472-5700. Sept. 19 87 77 0.00 Bailey's General Store, open 7 a.m. - 8 • Santiva General Store, 472-5556. Sept. 20 82 74, .0.00 p.rii. 472-1516. • Schnapper's Hots, open 11 a.m. -10 Sept. 21 83 74 0-00 Source*Island Water Association The Bean of Sanibel, open 7 a.m. -5 p.m. Their usual menu. 395-1919. p.m. daily. 472-8686 Biddies Restaurant and Piano Bar, • 7-Eleven, both locations open 24/7. NOT FOR NAVIGATION. SanibRl-r.anfiu. a Til11S Thi< its w warrants Located off island, just two miles from • Subway, 472-1155. These predictions are mathematical calculations based on average the Causeway. 433-4449. 14 conditions. They do not incUde the effects of storm surgecausecfby Sept. 24 -30, 20 hurricanes or other weather conditions. • Sunset Grill is open 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Feet 3 Crow's Nest Lounge at 'Tween Waters serving limited breakfast all day, and a 2 Inn, 472-5161 „ ' limited version of the Lazy Flamingo Tidai i Doc Ford's Sanibel Rum Bar & Grille, lunchmenu. 472-2333. f J Range at Ijlllji II 111 ||l open 11 a.m. -10 p.m. 472-8311. 0 Jill PIliifSiliilKi1A1 ilJl •I iiiii •r w 1 • Thistle Lodge, 472-9200 Redfish Mllllliill H iillllll • East End Deli, open 12 noon - 3 p.m. Pass : f Si • Tropical Temptations, 472-6577 K>".s.:'.iS.'..ffi..F..^ iiiii1|illiiiiISlii IIP 111• 472-9622. Sunrise 7:18 a 7:18 a 7:19 a 7:19 a 7:20 a' 7:20 a 7:21 a Greenhouse Grill, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunset 7:22 P 7:21 P 7:20 P 7:19 p 7:17 P 7:16 P 7:15 P Tue-Sat. 472-6882 Shops & Businesses Gully's, 472-2525. Listed alphabetically: Redfish Lo • • Aboriginals gallery, 3952200, Hungry Heron 395-2300. by appointment only Pass Mi ";:1:25 a IMS .a ; 1:44 a •;,2.;0i a Huxter's Deli, open daily from 6:30 • Adventure Sea Kayak, 437-0956. Lo 3:01 a 4:32 a 1:23 a 1:33 a 7:14 a 1:55 a 8:39 a a.m. - about 7 p.m. 472-6988. : • Amy's Something Special, 472-4421 ' •«• -9:4$ a •'11:06 a ' 535 a 6:28 'a *• 1r4ft p- ••7:57 •a •••3^4 P" Island Cow will open October 1, Lo 5:42 P 6:24 P 12:09 P 1:02 P 7:45 P 2:36 P 8:23 P 472-0606 • Arundel's, 472-0434 - Jerry's Restaurant is open 6 a.m. - 8 • Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, Punta Lo p.m. 472-9300. 395-2233 ; Rassa Hi* 1:19 a a •' a. •2;03 a-. 1:00 1:38 Jerry's Market, 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. • Bank of America, ; Lo 2:56 a 4:27 a "1M8 a 1:28 a 7:09 a 1:50 a 8:34 a 472-9300. 2450 Periwinkle (472-2800) and Hi a 11*00 a 5:29 a 6:22 a 1:43 7:51 a 3v18, 1> 1037 Periwinkle (472-5575). o-.m P Johnny's Pizza and Restaurant, open Lo 5:37 P 6:19 P 12:04 P. 12:57 P 7:40 P 2:31 P 8:18 P • Bank of the Islands, 472-7211 -. • 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. They are back, with their usual menu. Call 472-1023 or • Jack Barone, personal trainer, Sanibel Lo 3:43 a 472 3010. 472-0436 • Light m 9:02 a' 1:29- a Keylime Bistro, 395-4000 • Barrier Island Pharmacy, Lo 5:34 1:31 a 1:22 ai 1:11 a 1:08 a .1:14 a 8:38 a P . LaVigne, 472-5453 472-8866. • • 4:5? a 5:51 a' 6:37 a 7:19 a. -7:59 a 2:B4 Hr P Lazy Flamingo II oh Periwinkle is • Barrier Island Title, open Mon.-Fri. Lo 10:29 a 11:37 a 12:33 1:23 2:09 8:28 P P P P open from 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 472-3688,. 472-6939; The Lazy Flamingo in • Beach House, open on Sanibel^ Captiva Lo Bokeelia is also open. 472-2676. (Outside) HI 12:19 a 12:44 $: Lighthouse Cafe 472-0303 • Beach Floor & Decor Island Style Lo 1:47 a ' 3:18 a 12:09 a 12:19 -a. 6:00 a 12:41 a 7:25 a Interiors, 395-2525 1 Matzaluna, 472-1998 Hf ••8:20 ft 9:41 a , 4:10a 5:03 a 12:24 P" ., 6:32a 1:59 P McT's, 472-3161 • Beachview Golf & Tennis Club open Lo 4:28 P 5:10 P 10:55 a 11:48 a 6:31 P 1:22 P 7:09 P on tregular schedule. 472-2626 (golf); Morgan's Forest, 472-4100 472-9099 (tennis). The restaurant • Nick's Place, in Bailey's Center, open remains closed. : 9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 472-0770. • Beverly Hills Hair Design island The Normandie at the West Wind Inn 395-3116. is open from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 472-1541. • BIG ARTS 395-0900 SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA Old Captiva House at 'Tween Waters • Big Red Q Quickprint Center, 2340 Periwinkle Way, V.O. Box 80$, Saaftel, FL 33?57 The Island Reporter is Sanibel's newspaper of record, published each Thursday with more than 2,600 paid subscribers, and is the primary news source for islanders.

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472-2121 • Fulk, Dr. Bill 395-2005 • Blue Skies Body Works—By appoint- • John Gee & Company, 472-4900 Babcock project gets $1 per acre ment only, 472-0116 • Goumas Chocolates, 472-9444 Babcock Ranch acquisition Red-cockaded Woodpecker. • Captiva Cruises will be offering • Grace Shoes, 472-9995 Shelling, Dolphin & Wildlife and fundraising effort: $91,000 for In addition to being an important nat- Sunset Serenade cruises, as well as • Grog Shop 472-4886 91,000 acres ural resource, the Ranch is a critical lunch cruises to Cabbage Key, starting • H 0 Outfitters (472-8890) on Sanibel parcel for the success of the Everglades 2 Restoration project, as it is the largest Oct. 1; sailing cruises aboard a classic By Jenny Burnham • Hairs What's Hot 472-2468 Staff Writer single parcel in the one million acres Hinckley B-40 are also available throughout Southern Florida that have Check on-line at ww.captivacruises. • Harry Ruby Salon 395-0910 Contributions to the Babcock Ranch been identified as vital for the project. com or call 472-5300. • Healy, Brian LMT acquisition fundraising effort are almost The public purchase of the Ranch • Cedar Chest Fine Jewelry 472-2876 • HealthPark of the Islands equal to the number of acres the Ranch would also be a key piece in a 65 mile encompasses. According to Elizabeth corridor from Lake Okeechobee to • Charlene Black, LMT, 472-1571 395-1414 Acosta, Communications Specialist for Charlotte Harbor on the Gulf of • Henderson Franklin, 472-6700 • Chico's 472-0202 the Southwest Florida Community Mexico, that would allow large animals and "large home range species" to • Children's Education Center • Huxters, 472-2151 Foundation, as of Wednesday, September 22, 619 donors have given establish populations and thrive in 472-4538 • Island Cleaners 395-0055 $91,268.40 to the effort to acquire the Southern Florida. • Coldwell Bankers, 472-3121 • Island Dental 395-1211 91,000-acre ranch for the public. To make a donation by mail: • Island Financial/Dave Owens 472- • Comfort By Design 395-0666 Make out a check to the "Southwest • Coral Veterinary Clinic 472-8387 1439 ...the Ranch is a critical Florida Community Foundation" with a note on the memo line stating "BabcOck • Cottages to Castles, 472-6385 • Island Home Mortgage, 395-1011 parcel for the success of the Preservation Partnership Fund." Mail • Island Nutrition 472-4499 • Cricket Shop 395-2277 Everglades Restoration your check to the SWFCF offices at project, as it is the largest • CROW, open for patients only; no pro- • Interiors by Decorating Den 8260 College Parkway, Suite 101, Fort 472-6551 single parcel in the one million Myers, FL 33919. The Community grams at this time 472-3644 Foundation also accepts credit cards, • Decorating Den, 472-6551 • Island Condo Maintenance, acres throughout Southern including Visa, MasterCard, American 472-4505 Florida identified as Express, and Discover. • The Dunes, 472-3355 • Island Cow will open on Oct. 1, 472- vital for the project. • J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife 0606 To make a donation online: Refuge, 472-1100 Go to the website for the Southwest • Island Garage 472-4318 The Community Foundation is acting • Eckerd Drugs, 472-1719 as a bank for the fundraising effort, Florida Community Foundation at • Island Gifts 472-4318 receiving and accounting for donations. www.floridacommunity.com and use • Escentials 472-7770 the Click and Pledge button. • Island Graphics 472-4437 The Southwest Florida Regional • Eye Centers of Florida 395-1999 Planning Council calls the Babcock • Island Locksmith 472-2394 You may call, write, or email public • Executive Title opened the week after Ranch "one of the most ecologically • Island Rental Services, 472-9789 important areas in our region." The officials to express your opinion on the Hurricane Charley; hours 8:30-5. Babcock family has given the public a acquisition effort. Go to 472-8228. • Island Winds Coiffures 472-2591 window of time in which to demonstrate www.swfrpc.org/Babcock/contacts for a • Finnimore's Cycle Shop, 472-5577 • Jensen's Twin Palm Marina. 472-5800 support for the public purchase and contact list for public officials. To learn more about the Babcock • Macintosh Book Shop 472-1447 maintenance of this virtually pristine • Fisher, Dr. Robert 472-6032 tract of land. Ranch acquisition and preservation • Flower Shop of the Islands, 472-3707 • Mel Fisher's, 395-3473 The Ranch encompasses habitats effort, visit www.babcockranch.org, or go to the web site for the Southwest • Footloose (472-4717) on Sanibel such as oak hammock, pine woods, pas- tures, wetlands, and the 10,000 acre Florida Regional Planning Council, See OPEN www.swfrpc.org. Or you may call Liz • Friday's Jewelers 472-1454 page 8 Telegraph Swamp, and is a haven for rare, endangered, and declining plant Donley of the Southwest Florida and animal species, including the Regional Planning Council/Charlotte Florida panther, the Woodstork, and the Harbor National Estuary Program at pledged that he would not become any (239) 995-1777, ext. 234. less vocal over the matter in the future. MAYOR "My problem is that they have not been willing to negotiate," Councilman From page 2 Steve Brown, whom Harrity replaced as mayor, said of county officials. motion because he was ready to vote on "Everytime we turn around they're stick- the matter. ing it to the residents and workers that come over here." "I serve at the will of council, and if it's not council's will than I could accept After the meeting, Walsh said that he that," he said. was unsure the will of the council was PUBLIC NOTICE Harrity said he voted in favor of the reflective of the will of the community. lawsuit because the city's window of "I don't have any polling service at my PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING opportunity was rapidly closing with no disposal, but my constituency would be possibility of a second chance at litiga- strongly in favor of maintaining the tion. drawbridge," he said. "The reason I voted for a lawsuit was Brown, whom Workman named in her The Sanibel Planning Commission will convene the because the timer was ticking," he said. motion to step-in for Harrity, gave no regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, September Harrity stressed that he felt replacing indication whether or not he would be the bridge was the right thing to do, and willing to resume as mayor. 28,2004at9s00A.M. THE MEETING WILL BE CONDUCTED IN MACKENZIE HALL CITY HALL, 800 DUNLQP ROAD I STIHL Chainsaws THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME LARGE This agenda includes a discussion of the SELECTION Preparation of the Evaluation and Appraisal Report of the IN STOCIC Sanibei Plan • Section 3.3.7 Recreation and Open Space, • Section 3.3.8 Other Human Support Systems . (Police, Fire, Library, Schools & Electric Power), • Part 3.5 Capital Improvements • Section 3.6.1 Housing (including Affordable Housing) and All saws are assembled, serviced and ready for use • Section 3.6.2 Land Use. WE DO NOT SELL IN A BOX!! The Planning Commission meeting agenda is posted on the City's bulletin board. It can be obtained at the Planning Department for no charge or accessed on the City web site at www.mysanibel.com after 4:00 p.m. the Friday before a BARRY'S GRAVELY TRACTORS INC scheduled meeting. Staff reports and other materials related to the Planning 2715 FOWLED ST., FT. MYERS, FL 33901 Commission agenda are available for $.15/page from the Planning Department.

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Jim Isom, Manager of Administrative Services no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone (239) 472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, Are you ready for a STIHL ? telephone the Florida Relay Service at 711 for assistance. 6 • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

"When you have a plan you don't have to think about prob- lems when you're in the middle of them, you don't have to figure out what the answers are. If you've talked about it SANIBEL M.I.S. before, then you know what the answer is." When a storm is 72 to 60 hours away, and the City has From page 1 designated the situation as a Time Window 6, or Code Blue, the MIS team has these emergency instructions: secure the busiest day was Monday, August 16, with a total of 54,366 AS-400 Records Management System; ensure the satellite site visits. So far in September, users have accessed the web- telephones are working properly; post updated information site 119,475 times. on the City web page; update the City's toll-free Hurricane While Smith returned to the island, Claney stayed at the Hotline; and prepare a Communicator message for the City temporary City Hall headquarters at the Holiday Inn Bell Manager's approval and initiation. Tower, where he managed technology problems regarding To secure the City's data, Smith and Claney did a full cell phones, communications, and web site updates. system backup three days before the storm, and then incre- "We were both very busy," said Smith. "We were living mental backups until evacuation. The AS-400 remained on in the office and sleeping on cots in the Police Department. the island, and City users took their Windows servers with When there was an opportunity to sleep," he added. "It's them to the temporary headquarters at the Holiday Inn. only the two of us, with no backup. We worked 24 hours a As for the satellite telephones, the team had two for day. It was a blur." emergency backup, but, according to Smith, "we were hop- ing the police radios would work," which they did. The City Planning and Preparing for Charley also planned to depend upon ham radio operators for com- Past hurricanes that caused evacuation concerns for the munications assistance, as several members of the city staff city provided opportunities for the M.I.S. team to plan and are certified ham operators. prepare for a storm like Charley. Along with the City The website was off-line only for "a couple of hours" Manager's Office, the City Council, the Police, Finance, during the storm, according to Smith, because the site was Photo by Jenny Burnham Public Works, Planning, Recreation, and Building being hosted locally. "We could get to it, but you couldn't," Bert Smith, MIS Manager for the City of Sanibel Departments, M.I.S. has written instructions, listed in the Smith said. Since Charley, the team has arranged to host the the building. Once the City generator was on, Smith pow- City's Hurricane Action Plan, to follow when a hurricane is site, in an emergency, at any one of a number of locations ered up the communications and network systems one by expected. around the country. One. "We were as ready as ready could be," said Smith. The M.I.S. team also developed a message regarding The first priority was to get the radios working, so the mandatory evacuation, and a later message regarding the officers could communicate with each other and with the change in polling places, for broadcast through the Holiday Inn, according to Smith. Community Notification system. He found that while local phones were not working, the MlLLAGE The Communicator, which is located at the Lee County data circuits wexe, so Smith was able to post updates to the Sheriff's Office, automatically dials every telephone num- City website but "had trouble making local calls for a cou- From page 1 ber within a designated geographic area to distribute a ple of days." recorded message. The City drew a circle from the Fortunately, said Smith, "our police radios reached to the Lee County to block replacement of the Sanibel Bridge. Lighthouse to Blind Pass, and the Notification system did Holiday Inn, but just barely." Jennings vigorously opposed the allocation, forcing council the rest. Then Smith brought up the municipal government soft- to take a vote on that aspect of the budget alone. It passed The Community Notification system "is called a Reverse ware and the police dispatching system. 4-1, with Jennings dissenting. Dialer, too," said Smith with a smile. "It was developed by Dispatch tracks the origin of incoming calls, according to "I am not willing to support increased costs in defending telemarketers." Smith, and "during an emergency, the officers respond to the lawsuit," he said. Planning went on during the storm as well, as Smith and every call, so dispatching is even more important." Councilman Steve Brown reminded him that he had Sgt. Cooper developed a six-step plan that accounted for Both Smith and Claney made frequent updates to voted in favor of the suit, along with the other four members every possible scenario, from worst to best case, even as mysanibel.com, including posting pictures of damage to the of council. they watched the storm from the windows of the Holiday Australian pines and Bowman's Beach. They published "You are one-fifth of the vote favoring the lawsuit," Inn. "anything interesting or informational," according to Smith, Brown told Jennings. "You agreed to go to war, and now Returning to the Island as "we knew that the biggest problem would be getting we've got to fund it." Walking to City Hall from Tarpon Bay, "we couldn't fig- information out" to the public, and that it would be a while The overall allocation for the legal department was ure out why there were no signs of storm surge," said Smith. before residents could return. $490,926. "We expected a Category Four storm surge. With winds of Smith's own house on Sanibel was mostly spared, he The city's budget also includes $14.4 million for the 145 MPH, that would be a storm surge of more than 12 said. "It has Australian pines all over it, but no water dam- sewer system and $1.45 million for beach parking, which feet." age." Zimomra said was likely to generate far less revenue than At City Hall, the group was "happy that the building took Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Smith has lived in had originally been anticipated. Only three public beaches - no damage. We were relieved to see the AT&T tower still Florida for ten years. He has a B.S. in Chemistry, but went Trost, Turner, and Blind Pass - have been re-opened, and the standing behind the police department." into information technology about 1985, when he found that three facilities combined have only 119 paid parking spaces. Smith and Sgt. Cooper quickly inspected the building, "computers were more fun than chemistry." Sanibel's adopted millage rate is greater than that of finding that "nothing was seriously tweaked or wet." Both In regard to Hurricane Charley, Smith said, "things went Bonita Springs (0.9976) and Fort Myers Beach (1.0000), Smith and Sgt. Cooper had independently purchased head- real well for us." To prepare for Hurricane Frances, Smith but those municipalities don't have their own police depart- mounted flashlights, like coal miners, so their hands would and Claney did data backups, but as Frances was a "cross- ments, Zimomra said. be free while they worked. ing storm of little strength," their disaster preparations were One resident, Robert Clement, strongly opposed the bud- "We thought, it's going to be totally dark, we're going to not as intense as those for Charley. get, and the city's lawsuit. need our hands. Everyone thought it was a joke, but they As for being among the last City of Sanibel employees to "You're raising our taxes, and now I'm hearing you say worked fine." leave the island before the hurricane, and then among the that you may use more money for the lawsuit," he said. The two were concerned because the roof of the data cen- first to return afterwards, Smith said, "It's not boring. "That's unconscionable." ter had some damage, but found that no water had entered There's nothing worse than a boring job." Re-opened LETTERS To the editor: To the editor: PROUD TO BE A CITIZEN OF Congratulations to the Sanibel city SANIBEL! Our city government from the government for the superb job they did in Come In For A Mayor, City Council, City - Manager, Hurricane Charley and special kudos to Police Chief and other department heads, Ms. Zimomra for the way she handled a along with all their employees, fulfilled most difficult situation. As for the few their highest responsibility: the protection dissenters who sounded very much like 3- Free Gift From Us! of the citizens and their properties. They year-olds having temper tantrums and were there when we needed them as were so very rude, stop whining and grow Charley passed by. We will be there when up. Perhaps you should find a place to live they need us, the citizens. where you would be happy! Many thanks to the Fire Department, To all the workers who slaved in heat National Guard, power companies, 'Ding' and mosquitos, our heartfelt thanks. We Darling employees, cable TV, phone com- do appreciate what you've done. panies and all the volunteers that helped. Yes, I had extensive water damage to They all worked together as a team to my condo but after 29 days I'm back in it bring the citizens on Sanibel home! and thankful to be there. Semper Fi Many, many thanks to the city officials — John P. Butler, for all they did! BEACHFRONT DIN Chief of Police (retired) — Bobbie Martin Sanibel Sanibel Taste of The Islands 2004 Winner Taste of the Taste Best: Appetizer and Meat Kick Off! - Sanibel Youth Soccer Sanibel Youth Soccer finally kicked has been completely updated and has all Entertainment • Weds thru Sat • Chuck Coughlin off its season Monday night with prac- sorts of important soccer information. Sushi Bar tices. All teams should have their first There are some great photos, too. The practice sometime this week. address is www.sanibelsoccer.org Now Open Because of hurricane damage to the There is still time to sign up if your lights at the fields, all games will be held child is interested in playing soccer. Saturday mornings, starting October 9. Please visit our website or contact me for 2255 W. Gulf Drive ~ Casa YBel Resort The end-of-season tournament and pic- information. 239-472-9200 ~ www.thistlelodge.com nic will be held on November 20. Thanks for your patience! Please take a look at our website. It Julie Neal (395-9638) AI% toi r on oo >O *-., Jn«U/ ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • 7 PUBLIC NOTICE Alzheimer's Resource Center STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION The Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer's caregivers caring for a loved one with mem- NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE PERMIT AND Resource Center is pleased tooffe r a Safety ory loss in their homes in Lee County. Each Program for Alzheimer's caregivers in Lee packet contains all the items necessary to AUTHORIZATION TO USE SOVEREIGN SUBMERGED LANDS County. The Dubin Alzheimer's Resource participate in the safety program. Center's Safety Program was created to pro- Instructions to put the emergency plan in The Department of Environmental Protection gives notice of its intent to issue a 3-year vide caregivers with lools to implement an place are included with each packet and joint coastal permit (File No. 0200131-001-JC) to the City of Sanibel Natural Resources emergency plan to prevent crises. Each assistance is available from the Dubin Department, c/o Robert K. Loflin, Ph.D., 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, FL 33957-4096. The proposed project is to periodically excavate a temporary drainage- channel from Safety Program packet includes two compo- Alzheimer's Resource Center. Clam Bayou to the Mean Low Water (MLW) line of the Gulf of Mexico. The drainage nents: 1) an emergency plan kit and 2) an The safety program also stresses the channel will be excavated at the historical location of Old Blind Pass near FDEP control identification bracelet for the memory importance of having an identification monument R-l 14.5, when water elevations within the Bayou reach a threshold level of impaired person. bracelet for individuals with memory loss to +6 inches above Mean High Water (MHW). The channel will be approximately 20 feet The emergency plan kit is intended to wear at all times. Identification bracelets in width and excavated to a depth of 1.3 feet (NGVD). The excavated sand will be side- help eliminate the possibility of a crisis situ- help local law enforcement identify individ- cast parallel to the cut on the dry beach without creating a discernible pile. The ation if the caregivfr .-tf a loved one with uals who are separated from their caregivers excavation may be duplicated over time when elevations reach the threshold level after Alzheimer's disease or a related disorder and are unable to find their way home or periods of rainfall inundation. requires emergency care. The emergency even tell someone where they live due to workers who come i.o rescue the caregiver memory impairment. Each bracelet (or The activity is located along the shoreline of Sanibel Island in Lee County, Section II, may not know a memory impaired adult necklace) is engraved with the person's first Township 46 South, Range 21 East, Clam Bayou and Gulf of Mexico, Class III Waters. resides in the homo, and therefore, may name or nickname, a code number which leave the person with Alzheimer's alone matches their application number, the words The Department intends to grant a letter of consent to use sovereign submerged lands for when they take the caregiver to the hospital. "memory-impaired" and the phone number the drainage channel construction activities under Article X, Section 11 of the Florida The Safety Program Universal Symbol, for the Lee County Sheriffs Office. Both the Constitution, Chapters(s) 253, F.S., Title 18, F.A.C., and the policies of the Board of included with the emergency plan kit, is Dubin Alzheimer's Resource Center and the Trustees. designed to alert emergency workers that a Lee County Sheriffs Office maintain memory-impaired person resides in the records of enrolled persons' application A person whose substantial interests are affected by the Department's proposed home. The symbol hangs on the front of the numbers and identifying information. Being permitting decision may petition for an administrative hearing in accordance with home's refrigerator. The corresponding able to look at a bracelet, make a phone call, sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes. The petition must contain the information packet of forms, which contain important and escort the lost person to his/her home set forth below and must be filed (received by the clerk) in the Office of General Counsel emergency contacts and care instructions reduces the time memory-impaired persons of the Department at 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard, Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, provided by the caregiver, are located inside are away from their homes and saves police Florida 32399-3000. departments valuable effort. A brochure the refrigerator. Once a trained emergency Because the administrative hearing process is designed to predetermine final agency worker sees the symbol, he or she will auto- with an application to obtain a bracelet is included in each safety program packet. action on the application, the filing of a petition for an administrative, hearing may result matically know to search for an Alzheimer's in a modification of the permit or even a denial of the application. Under rule 62- client in the house and. using the informa- Bracelets are provided at no charge by Walgreens. 110.106(4), Florida Administrative code, a person whose substantial interests are tion in the refrigerator, take appropriate affected by the Department's action may also request an extension of time to file a measures to see that care for this person is The Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer's petition for an administrative hearing. The Department may, for good cause shown, grant provided. Resource Center, a United Way agency, pro- the request for an extension of time. Requests for extension of time must be filed with The Dubin Alzheimer's Resource Center vides a variety of services including support the Office of General Counsel of the Department at 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard, caring staff works closely with local law groups, a bi-monthly newsletter, a lending Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3000, before the applicable deadline. A enforcement and emergency workers library of books and resource materials, timely request for extension of time shall toll the running of the time period for filing a throughout Lee Count) to help train them educational seminars, and training programs petition until the request is acted upon. If a request is filed late, the Department may still on how the safety program can assist them for professionals as well as family care- grant it upon a motion by the requesting party showing that the failure to file a request when they respond to an emergency involv- givers. for an extension of time before the deadline was the result of excusable neglect. ing the caregiver of an individual with The Dubin Alzheimer's Resource memory loss. Center's office is located at 10051 In the event that a timely and sufficient petition for an administrative hearing is filed, The safety program packet is provided at McGregor Blvd. Ste. 101 in Ft. Myers. For other persons whose substantial interests will be affected by the outcome of the administrative process have the right to petition to intervene in the proceeding. Any no charge, through grants from the more information about the Safety Program, intervention will be only at the discretion of the presiding judge upon the filing of a Southwest Florida Community Foundation, or to find out more about the services motion in compliance with rule 28-106.205, F.A.C. Lee County Medical Society Alliance, and offered by the Dubin Alzheimer's Resource the Cape Coral Community Foundation, to Center, please call (239) 437-3007. In accordance with rules 28-106.111(2) and 62-110.106(3)(a)(l), F.A.C, petitions for an administrative hearing by the applicant must be filed within 14 days of receipt of this written notice. Petitions filed by any persons other than the applicant, and other than Need Some Help? those entitled to written notice under section 120.60(3), F.S:, must be filed within 14 Sanibel Public Library's days of publication of the notice or within 14 days of receipt of the written notice, Disaster Relief Assistance Seminar whichever occurs first. Under section 120.60(3), F.S., however, any person who has asked the Department for notice of agency action may file a petition within 14 days of Presented by the U.S. Small Business Administration receipt of such notice, regardless of the date of publication. -•.•;• Wednesday, Sept. 29 • 9 a.m. fb 11:30 a,m. Sanibel Public Library, 770 Dunlap Rd.Learn about the SBA's Economic Injury The petitioner shall mail a copy of the petition to the applicant at the address indicated Disaster Loan (EIDL) Program and the SBA's low-interest above at the time of filing. The failure of any person to file a petition for an Disaster Home and Business Loans Programs. administrative hearing within the appropriate time period shall constitute a waiver of that Deadline for submitting applications on damage to homes, personal property and person's right to request an administrative determination (hearing) under sections businesses is October 12, 2004 (Charley) and November 3, 2004 (Frances). 120.569 and 120.57, F.S. A petition that disputes the material facts on which the Department's action is based must contain the following information: (a) The name and address of each agency affected and each agency's file or identification number, if known; (b) The name, Welcome Bach address, and telephone number of the petitioner; the name, address, and telephone number of the petitioner's representative, if any, which shall be the address for service purposes during the course of the proceeding; and an explanation of how the petitioner's (and Goo&hye Charley, Frances, Ivan, Etc., Etc.) substantial interests are or will be affected by the agency determination; (c) A statement of when and how the petitioner received notice of the agency decision; (d) A statement Our office is up and running of all disputed issues of material fact. If there are none, the petition must so indicate; (e) A concise statement of the ultimate facts alleged, including the specific facts that the petitioner contends warrant reversal or modification of the agency's proposed action; (f) Our services include: A statement of the specific rules of statutes that the petitioner contends require reversal or modification of the agency's proposed action; and (g) A statement of the relief sought by the petitioner, stating precisely the action that the petitioner wishes the agency to take • Licensed workmen and installers and with respect to the agency's proposed action.

coordination of your projects by our decorators. A petition that does not dispute the material facts on which the Department's action is based shall state that no such facts are in dispute and otherwise shall contain the same • Carpeting and Tile * Window Treatments & information as set forth above, as required by rule 28-106.301, F.A.C. Under sections 102.569(2)(c) and (d), F.S., a petition for administrative hearing must be dismissed by the agency if the petition does not substantially comply with the above requirements or is Bedding • Wall Coverings & Interior Painting untimely filed. • Furniture, Accessories and Upholstery This intent to issue constitutes an order of the Department. The applicant has the right to seek judicial review of the order under section 120.68, F.S., by the filing of a notice of appeal under rule 9.110 of the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure with the Clerk of the Department in the Office of General Counsel, 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard, Mail INTERIORS Station 35, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3000; and by filing a copy of the notice of appeal by Decorating Den'" accompanied by the applicable filing fees with the appropriate district court of appeal. The notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days from the date when the final order is Our 14th year serving you on Sanibel Island filed with the Clerk of the Department. The applicant, or any party within the meaning of section 373.114(l)(a), F.S., may also seek appellate review of this order before the Land 2^^y"\ I ^""033 -L CindyMalszycki Marcia Feeney Carol Gagnon jeameTinch and Water Adjudicatory Commission under section 373.114(1), F.S. Requests for review before the Land and Water Adjudicatory Commission must be filed with the Secretary of 695 Tarpon Bay Road #15, Sanibel, FL 33957 • Sanibel Promenade the Commission and served on the Department within 20 days from the date when the Project communications with you by FedEx, email, photos, etc., if you are up north. final order is filed with the Clerk of the Department. email [email protected] The application is available for public inspection during normal business hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal holidays, at the DEP, Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems, 5050 West Tennessee Street, Building B, Tallahassee, Florida 32304-9201. The application can also be viewed at the Department's Internet Web site at: http://bcs.dep.state.fl.us/env-prmt/lee/jcp/pending/0200131 Clam Bayou/. 8 • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

paper towels, bleach, and laundry adoptable, it provides a positive Lee County Animal Services is located detergent. achievement for the participating at 5600 Banner Drive, next to the WISH LIST To make a contribution, calHhe Clinic inmates. Sheriff's Department, just off Six-Mile at 472-3644 ext. 4, or you may mail a The cell dog program needs large, col- Cypress Parkway. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 check to C.R.O.W. at P.O. Box 150, lapsible steel dog crates, as each animal p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to By Jenny Burnham Sanibel, FL 33957. will be housed in an inmate's cell. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, and Saturday 8 a.m. to Staff Writer Animal Services always needs dona- 3 p.m. Call 239-432-2083 or send an Community Housing Resource tions of paper towels, bleach, cat litter, email through the organization's web site, Wish List is intended to bring the dona- ' (CHR), Sanibel anti-bacterial Dawn dishwashing liq- www.leelostpets.com. tion needs of non-profit organizations to Community Housing Resource pro- uid, and IAMS dog and cat food. (The the attention of the public. vides housing on Sanibel at below-market agency specifies IAMS in order to keep Protection of Animal Welfare Society If you have an item or a service that rates to qualified individuals and families. shelter animals on a consistent die: and (PAWS), Sanibel will fill the need of one of these organiza- • CHR maintains a Tenant Assistance The mission of PAWS is to take care of reduce the risk of stomach upset d le to any stray or abandoned cats or dogs on tions, contact the organization directly. Fund that clients can use for emergency changes in food.) Your donation is tax-deductible. situations or for help with extra expens- Sanibel Island. If the organization cannot Help a dog play: Animal Services wel- locate a pet's owner, men the animal is es, such as prescriptions, vision care, comes donations of bouncing, c! lew- placed in a foster home until a permanent Clinic for the Rehabilitation of dental care, or child care expenses. Wildlife (C.R.O.W.), Sanibel able rubber Kong toys to help kee 3 the adoptive home can be found. To make a donation to this fund, call animals active and entertained. Kong C.R.O.W. is one of the nation's leading • PAWS's primary expense is for wildlife rehabilitation hospitals for tropi- CHR at 239-472-1189. toys are inexpensive and available at any pet-product store. spay/neuter fees, a discounted charge cal native and migratory wildlife. A non- of $50 per animal provided by the gen- profit veterinary hospital, C.R.O.W. pro- Lee County Animal Services The Animal Care Trust Fund at Lee • Lee County Animal Services, in coop- erosity of Coral Veterinary Clinic. If vides medical care for 3,500 injured and County Animal Services was e stab- you would like to assist this animal res- orphaned wildlife patients every year, eration with the Lee County Sheriff's lished in 2002 to assist homeless, Office, is beginning a cell dog obedi- cue organization, please send your with the goal of returning them to their abused and neglected animals, The check, made out to PAWS, to 1222 natural habitat. ence program. Low-risk inmates at the fund provides for affordable Lee County Jail will work with animals Ferry Road, Sanibel, FL 33957. • The Clinic is currently using about 40 spay/neuter, public education, assis- from the shelter, providing a six to tance in the care and placement of pounds a day of frozen herring. A 3- eight-week training course. Once the abused animals, microchip identifica- If you are a non-profit 501C-3 organi- pound box of herring is $3.50, and a dog is trained, it will be placed in an tion, and disaster preparedness pro- zation with specific needs for donations, 25-pound box is $12.50. adoptive home. The program not only grams, among others. Donations are you may call us with your donation wish • G.R.O.W. always needs donations of helps dogs that might not otherwise be appreciated. list at 239-472-1587, or email us at san- [email protected].

JENKINS & JohnH.Murin Vice President I23$l Cleveland Avenue, §204 ForfftfyeiS, ft 3390? • Three Crafty Ladies 472-2893 , CHARLAND (239)939-1414 • Fax; (239) 278-4289 Structural Engineers • Tower Gallery 472-4557 OPEN • Toys Ahoy 472-4800 > From page 5 • Turtle's Seahorse Shell Shop, 472- RESTORATION SPECIALISTS 0707 • Hurricane Damage Assessments • Michelle's Video 472-7222 • Video Scene, 472-0077 '. • Damage Survey & Condition Reports • Needful Things, 472-5400 • VIP Realty, 472-5187 • Repair Specifications & Contract Documents • New Moon Sailing, 392-1782 • Weddings by the Sea 472-8712 • Contract Administration • Pak "N" Ship, 395-1220 • Weeds & Things 472-2112 • Roof Inspections • Peach Republic, 472-8444 • Winds 395-0091 • Peaches Plus, 395-0722 • Write Stuff 472-8289 • Physical Therapy of Sanibel • Zebis, 395-9324 PROVIDING SERVICES TO OUR VALUED CLIENTS SINCE 1967 395-1097 • Qwik Pack & Ship 472-0288 Lodgings • Rembos, Dr. Alan 472-4445 Listed alphabetically: • Sanibel Air Conditioning, 472-303(3 • Anchor Inn, call 239/470-5611 • Sanibel Art & Frame 395-1350 • Beach Road Villas, call 239/470-5611 • Sanibel Barber Shop 472-5626 • Beachview Cottages, 472-1202 • Sanibel Beauty Salon 472-1111 • Blue Dolphin, 472-1600 • • Sanibel Captiva Community Bank • Buttonwood Cottages, 395-9061 472-6100 • Captiva Island Inn, 395-0882 • Sanibel Island Bookshop, 472-5223 • CasaYbel, 472-3145 • TWIN SIZE from $197. to $879. per set • San-Cap Medical Center 472-0700 • Castaways, 472-1252 : • SCCF. The gift shop will open on • Central Reservations, 472-0457 FULL SIZE from $247. to $949. per set 4. 472-2329 • Colony, 472-5151 QUEEN SIZE from $287. to $999. per set • Sanibel Captiva Trust Co. 472-8300 • Driftwood Inn, 395-8874 KINS SIZE from $387. to $1479. per set • Sanibel Chiropractic 472-0900 • Forty-Fifteen, 472-1232 • Sanibel Day Spa, 395-2220 • Gulf Breeze Cottages, 472-1626 • Sanibel Fitness has new hours. 39i • Jensen's Twin Palm, 472-5800 10 OTFERENT-MODELS TO CHOOSE FRQM INCLUDING 2639. • Holiday Inn, 472-4123 : • Sanibel Goldsmith 472-8677 I, AND PILLOW • Kona Kai Motel, 472-1001 • Sanibel Home Furnishings. A12-5i 52 • Mitchell's Sand Castles, 472-1282 • Sanibel Marina, 472-2723 • Palm View, 472-1606 • Sanibel Print & Graphics is open its • Periwinkle Cottages, 472-1880 new off-island location in Kapok Pilaza on MacGregor Boulevard. 472-45 • Periwinkle Park, 472-1433 • Sanibel Seashell Industries. 472-1603 • Royal Shell, 472-9111 • Sanibel Servicenter 472-2125. • Sanibel Holiday, 472-6565 • Sanibel Shell Station 472-2012 • Sanibel One, 395-2610 ^ • Sanibel Spirits 472-8668 • Seahorse Cottages, 472-4262 • Sanibel Surf Shop, 472-8185 • Shalimar, 472-1353 ; • Sanibel Taxi 472-4160 • Signal Inn, 472-4690 • Sanibel Title, 472-5433 • Sunshine Island Inn, 395-25d0 • Sea Shell Company, • Sandpiper Inn, 472-1529 EASY TO FIND • She Sells Sea Shells. Both stores open • Tropical Winds, 472-1765 472-6991 • 'Tween Waters Inn, 472-5161 FamilyOwned'and'Operated • Shell Net 472-1702 • Waterside Inn On The Beach, 472-

15631 SAN CARLOS BLVD FORT MYERS FURNITURE • Showcase Shells 472-1971 1346 WORLD 489-3311 • Sporty Seahorse 472-1858 Summerlin Rd • T-Shirt Hut 472-1415 If your business has been overlooked in CONVENIENT LOCATION From Sanibel • Tarpon Bay Explorers, open from this listing, we apologize. Please call 472- FROM SANIBEL & FT MYERS BEACH 5185 and let us know that you're open for a.m. to 4 p.m. for rentals, gift shop and FREE DELIVERY ', business. SERVING LEE COUNTY COMMUNITIES FOR OVER 15 YEARS tours. 472-8900. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • 9

cil members, city staff and members of months, with his last stint spanning only McSPOIL (McDonald's—Sanibellians two weeks, said owner Patty Eister. Protecting our Island Lifestyle). "Actually, the day that happened, I had Originally, the drive-thru ban was not taken him off the schedule, but he didn't Compiled by Jenny Burnham warned: designed to prohibit any particular restau- know it. As far as he knew, he was still Staff Writer It might have happened here. rant from coming to Sanibel, however, employed," Eister said. "He was acting "I hope it enters a lot of people's minds some residents appear to be changing kind of strange. He just didn't want to be because this is no joke," said Sanibel City their minds. • here." 20 years ago Manager Gary Price. "The war with McDonald's is not over, September 27,1984 Hugo slammed into South Carolina fast food restaurants do cause increased with 135-mph winds and a 17-foot high traffic and garbage, a strong fight is yet to One year ago "What shall we do with a drunken storm surge and almost obliterated barrier come," former McSPOIL co-chairman sailor? Law enforcement agencies will islands. At least 14 people were killed in and City Council candidate Dick Walsh September 25,2003 deal with them after Oct. 1" the Charleston area alone and a $3 billion said in explaining McSPOIL's next course "Islanders get peek at proposed decora- Florida Marine Patrol and wildlife offi- price tag has been placed on the storm's of action. tions for the Causeway" cers of the state's Game and Freshwater damage to the state. Sanibel residents got their first look at Fish Commission will have an additional If Hugo had targeted the Southwest some possible designs for the decor of the tool at their disposal to keep waterways Florida gulf coast, said Lee County 70-foot fixed span bridge that will serve safe come Monday, Oct.l. 5 years ago Emergency Management Director John as the new gateway to Sanibel Tuesday. That's when the new Florida "drunken Wilson, "damage similar to, or perhaps September 23,1999 The Lee County Department of boaters" law takes effect. even greater than, what occurred along the "Sanibel police officer Transportation presented the aesthetics The boating safety bill passed by the South Carolina islands would be quite prevents planned burglary" study on the new bridge at the Sanibel 1984 Florida Legislature is patterned after possible here..." Sanibel Police Officer Anthony Community Association to a mixed crowd the tough driving-under-the-influence law Bill Zeliff, a private meteorologist con- Thompson arrested five teens early of islanders—some anxious for the that relates to road and highway traffic. tracted by Sanibel to coordinate its weath- Monday morning as they were driving change, some still upset with the decision "We're not going to come down hard er information services, said the likeli- around Sanibel, reported trying to work to erect the fixed span bridge instead of on every boater or fisherman who has hood of a hurricane like Hugo striking the up enough nerve to burglarize Huxters' another drawbridge. consumed a beer," explained Lt. Col gulf coast "is very remote." Market and Deli. As they entered the workshop, atten- Brantley Goodson, director of the state In fact, the odds of a Hugo striking dees were prompted to watch a five- commission's division of law enforce- "They were driving and apparently saw anywhere in the southeast United States minute Power Point presentation that ment. "But we are going to actively the police car behind them and got ner- are very low, he said—even in South explained the aesthetic options for the enforce this law. vous," Commander John Terry said. Carolina where it made landfall. Intending to appear lost and ask for new bridge. "If a person is operating a vessel in a To duplicate the effects of Hugo in the directions, the teens turned on their hazard In the presentation, the DOT offered a reckless manner and we determine that he Sanibel-Captiva area, Zeliff said, the lights and pulled to the side of Tarpon Bay number of options for color, landscaping is intoxicated or under the influence of a storm would need to make a direct hit at a Road near Wax Myrtle Way, according to and even texture of the concrete that could substance, then he will be prosecuted," perpendicular angle 16 miles north of the Terry. When Thompson stopped to assist, give the bridge a distinct Sanibel flair. Goodson promised. islands. "A hurricane has never struck the he discovered that 19-year old Keith One option was to spruce up the Under the new law, conviction of oper- coast at that point or that angle," he said. Marks was driving on an expired license. columns underneath the bridge. As an ating a vessel while intoxicated or under Thompson arrested Marks and a subse- alternative to a plain steel-colored exteri- the influence of alcohol or drugs carries quent search of the vehicle turned up a or, the DOT presented a variety of designs progressively tougher sentences and fines fully loaded .380 semiautomatic weapon that could be embedded into the concrete. with mandatory community service work 10 years ago under the passenger's seat and other bur- Some examples included dolphins, sea- and substance abuse treatment. The September 23,1994 glary tools. horses, and pelicans. Those impressions statute reads that any person operating a "McDonald's withdraws drive-thru can also be embedded into the walls boat within the state shall submit to an According to Terry, the teens confessed bid" to their plan to burglarize Huxters' Market where the bridge touches down on the approved chemical breath test to deter- McDonald's withdrew its bid for a island. mine the alcohol content of the blood and and Deli during a later interview with Det. drive-thru window in a letter received by . Kurt Schulte, admitting they had already The county also presented various col- to a urine test to detect the presence of a City Council Tuesday, clearing the way controlled substance. If they fail to do so, unscrewed a light from behind the store. ors like coral, beige, and yellow as possi- for submitting building proposals for the One of those arrested was [a juvenile] ble colors for the bridge. it will be admissible as evidence in any fast food restaurant. criminal proceeding. from Sanibel, who had been employed by In a debate that has been raging for Huxters' on and off for the last nine over a year, McDonald's finally decided that it was more necessary to have a 15 years ago restaurant on Sanibel, than a restaurant with a drive-thru. September 28,1989 "McDonald's is looking forward to "Hugo reminds islanders it could hap- coming to Sanibel, and we want to do pen here" everything we can to be accepted in the One week after Hurricane Hugo devas- community," said McDonald's spokesper- tated the South Carolina coast—flattening son Anne Marie Battistoni. homes, destroying dreams and leaving The drive-thru ban which was imposed PUBLIC HEARINGS 75,000 people without a place to live—the in August 1993 was not geared specifical- residents of Southwest Florida are being ly toward McDonald's according to coun- CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA The Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct Public Hearings on October 12,2004, beginning at 9:00 A.M. at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chamber (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, to consider the following applications: 9:15 AM Commencement of scheduled public hearings: The applications appearing in this notice will be heard in the order that they appear. a) Consideration of an ordinance amending the Sanibel Code, Part II, Subpart B. Urban Palmer the horses, the Palmers heard about Land Development Code, Chapter 126. Zoning. Article V. Nonconformances, "Mr. Sanibel" Sanibel. They visited and fell in love with Division 2. Uses, Section 126-152 "Exceptions and Prohibitions", to update the the island right away, purchased land on listing of Nonconforming Resort Housing uses located outside the Resort Housing Urban Palmer passed away on Kings Crown Drive where they built the District; Providing for codification; Providing for conflict and severance, and house that was to be their home for more Providing an effective date. As submitted by the City of Sanibel. Land September 16 at the age of 102. He is Development Code Amendment No. 03-1816. survived by Olga Palmer, his wife of 75 than 30 years. years. Palmer developed a deep love for b) Consideration of a request for variances to: His most poigniant words were, "If Sanibel. He soon began devoting his time LDC Section 126-494 (General Commercial District - Required conditions) Sanibel isn't your life, then you don't to assuring that the development of paragraph (e) Coverage and paragraph (f) Developed area and vegetation belong here." Sanibel was environmentally sound. He removal, in order to allow these limits to be exceeded in order to implement Urban Palmer was the son of became so involved that he sold his busi- proposed site alterations that include the structuring of an entry drive from Armenian parents and from them he nesses in Chicago to devote all of his Periwinkle Way and an entry-only drive and an exit-only drive to Fitzhugh time and energy to island projects. Street, the provision of additional on-site parking spaces and the installation of inherited his strong work ethic and his commercial vegetation buffers along Periwinkle Way Fitzhugh Street, and the driving sense of industry. His lifelong He became a founding member of the east and north property lines of the subject parcel, and adventurous spirit led him into many Lions Club on Sanibel and was awarded unusual businesses, the most successful one of only two Lifetime Memberships LDC Sections 122-48 Location and size of required vegetation buffers and 122- of which was the door-to-door sale of ever given by Lions International. 49 Types, varieties and numbers of plants required, so that vegetation buffering butter, eggs and meat. He also received awards and accolades is not required in the areas where buildings and parking exist and the vegetation too numerous to mention from service buffer along Periwinkle Way is not setback 50' from the centerline of the Shortly after starting this business, he Periwinkle Way right-of-way and so that the number of plants in the east met and married Olga, a prima ballerina clubs, island organizations, the city, the property line vegetation buffer is less than required to accommodate the large at the time. county, and the state for his tireless trees that are to be relocated to this area . efforts on behalf of Sanibel. It wasn't long before he insisted she The subject parcel is the Coral Veterinary Clinic and Schnapper's Hots Center give up dancing. She did, and being the It wasn't long before he was known on located at 1528 and 1530 Periwinkle Way (tax parcel number 19-46-23-T4- industrious person she was, she went into the islasnd as "Mr. Sanibel." 00903.0040). The application is submitted for Johnson-Douglas Limited the butter-and-egg business with him. In It is a fitting tribute to his beloved Partnership (property owner) by Robert D. Pritt, Esq. Application no. 04-2293V. short order they had six trucks on the island that some of Urban's last words road and a very successful business on were, "My happiest days were here on their hands. Sanibel." ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Urban Palmer's next business venture The Island salutes a dear friend. was in horses. His keen eye enabled him If a person decides to appeal a decision made by the Planning Commission on any matter to purchase some of the finest show hors- — By John Valentine, considered at this meeting/hearing, such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, to include the testimony and evidence upon, which any such appeal es in the Chicago area. Olga took on the a longtime friend is to be based. job of riding and driving these outstand- ing animals, and again, this twosome Services will be held on Monday, In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons needing a special soared to the top of their field. October 4 at the Sanibel Congregational accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Jim Isom, Manager of In traveling the country and showing Church at 11 a.m. Administrative Services, no later than one day prior to the proceedings. Telephone 239-472- 3700 for assistance, if hearing impaired telephone the Florida Relay Service at 711. 10 • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

• For. a more extensive list of events, see this week's Islander, available free all over the islands. Dateline • Week of Sept. 23 - 29 Notices of upcoming events to appear in

iy Monday will appear according Looking ahead .. . to available'le space. Fax 472-83%

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 23 Bridge & Edison Ford 24 Terrific Twos 25 Yoga 26 27 Small 28 TaiChi 29 Pelican Mahjongg Estate Wonders Knitters Guild

Community Church. Bibles, books, music, gifts. Mon- FITNESS WITH PAM at the SCA, 2173 Periwinkle Oft m%U6{t Fri. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Sunday 9 - noon. Way. Low impact aerobics, It. weight training. Mon, • 10 ARTISTS, NEW WORK at BIG ARTS. Oct. 2 - 30 TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offering naturalist led Wed. Fri., 9:15 - 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. • SANIBEL LIBRARY San-Cap Art League members tours on the Tarpon Bay portion of the 'Ding' Darling ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: Cruises; dolphin show. National Wildlife Refuge for birders, naturalists, and watch, sunset cruises and more on board power cata- • KAREN RIFAS at the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery, curious people who enjoy being on the water and learn- marans. Canoe and kayak tours; guided or self guided. Edison College, Fort Myers. 489-9314 ing from an experienced naturalist. Call for reservations Walk the Boardwalk; free nature tour of mile-long • DIMENSIONS at the Alliance for the Arts, featuring for all activities. 472-8900 boardwalk at Port Sanibel Marina, Monday, Nevada artist Les Barta, and Cape Coral artist Alicia Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak atl0:30 a.m. daily. Wednesday, Friday 10 a.m. 472-8443. Schmidt. 472-8900. CAPTIVA CRUISES offers a variety of cruises and • ARTS FOR ACT and the Art League of Fort Myers Sunset Paddles tour Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 4:30 sailing charters, all departing from South Seas Resort. present the "Fall Fantasy/disAbled Show." Through p.m. Tour is about 2 1/2 hours. Call 472-5300 for reservations and information. Oct. 28 Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 passenger pontoon Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure Cruises— daily 4 p.m. boat departs at 11a.m., 1 p.m., tour is approx. 90 minutes. VA tour. Narrated by SCCF docents $20/adults, • ISLAND COAST AIDS NETWORK seeks unique $10/kids 4 - 12, 3 and under are free. handbags for 2nd Annual Handbag Happy Hour. Event Everglades Day Tour all day Tuesday, Thursday, meet at to be held Nov. 19 at the Heitman House in Fort 8 a.m., return around 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, Island Beach & Shelling;-—- 9-a^s^d 1 p.m. 3 hour Myers. 337-2391 swamp buggy tour, and more. Call for reservations. 472- trip to Cayo ppsta. " " r , 0101. Cabbage Key or U^e^a^ 1|):3^«:, 3:30 p.m.; Touch Tank Exploration at 11a.m., 1p.m. and 3 p.m. Oft Stage Program approx. 1/2 hour. •• MARJORY TTONEMAN DOUGLAS Portrayal by Evening cruise at 5 p.m. These tours also include a visit Joan Wolfberg, U Miami in cooperation with the to the touch tank. Tour is approx. 2 hours. Thus 'Ding' Darling Wildlife Society. BIG ARTS, Oct. 14, 7 Breakfast cruises begin in October, and willl include p.m. $12 adults/ $5 students includes coffee, juice, and pastry. Also includes visit to • ALWAYS PATSY CLINE at the Broadway Palm Aug. the touch tank. PILATES, basic mat classwith Bonnie Clancy of Blue 19 - Oct. 2. 278-4422. Kayak/canoe rentals daily 8 a.m. — 6 p.m., last rental Skies Bodyworks. Gssa'Ybei Resort, 9 - 10 a.m. Wear • BILOXI BLUES at the Florida Rep., historic Arcade goes out at 4 p.m. loose, comfortable clothing, bring a mat "if you have on First Street, Fort Myers. 332-4488 Motorized 20' pontoons available for rental, holds 8 peo- one. $10/person. 472-3145 X 1319 • RUN FOR YOUR WIFE extended to Oct. 9 at Fould's ple. 472-8900 TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel-Captiva Theatre,10091 McGregor Blvd by the Theatre TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE , Monday — Conservation Foundation's Nature Center at 9a^m. Conspiracy. 936-3239 Thursday, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4 p.m. daily except for Interpretive program on the life cycle of the sea turtles • ACTING FOR YOUTH classes resume at Kid's Fridays. Wildlife Drive is now open from 7:30 a.m. to 8 that make their home on the islands. $3 adults/ kids Conspiracy, Foulds Theatre resumes on Mondays, p.m. Saturday through Thursday, changing to 7:30 a.m. to free. $2 for parking at the beach. 472-2329. Sept. 20 - Nov. 22 1:30-3 p.m. for homeschoolers, 7:30 p.m. in August. Wildlife Drive is closed on Friday. YOGA WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY at the Senior and 3:30 - 5 p.m. 939-2787. At BIG ARTS, Sept. 16 - Reservations, 472-1351 Center on Library Way. 10-11 a.m. All levels $10. Nov.4, 3 - 5 p.m. 395-0900 SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY: The natural- 466-1558 ists at Tarpon Bay Explorers will started up free GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, 2401 Library Way. lunchtime talks beginning in October on the observation Bridge, Mahjongg, and more. All levels welcome. $2 Q tke Mantd: deck overlooking the most beautiful setting on Sanibel members, $4 non-members. 472-5743 SUMMEITHOURS AT THE HISTORICAL MUSE- and last about half an hour. SMALL WONDERS at the Sanibel Library, for chil- UM Open half days, Wednesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the north end of dren birth - 2 years. 10 a.m. 472-2483 I p.m. 950 Dunlop Rd. 472-4648. Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. Call for reservations for all YOGA & MEDITATION 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. with THE CARPENTERS SHOP at the Sanibel activities. 472-8900 Murari Brian Healy at Casa Ybel Resort. Open to pub- lic, beginner's welcome. $12. ~ Friday 24 FRIDAY FEST at Bell Tower Shops, featuring Ocean Rerf Band to benefit Childrens Hospital. 6-8 p.m. •*r\t • GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every Friday in the finest restaurants in the area. For more inf a, call 332-8191 • BE3LE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and All Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-ll:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. 472-2173. ; • TERRIFIC TWOS stories, activities for two year olds, Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 ; • KWLF stories, activities, games, for ages 2 thru third grade at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. 472-2482 Coming'Soon - : • BI1CERS FOR BABIES, sponsored by me Southwest Coast Divis of the March of Dimes, with Harley - Dawdson dealerships on Fort Myers and Naples. - Downtown Fort Myers, Oct 1-3. • SUPPORT GROUP MEETING for Families of Long inihol Community Church the mom in a Tejm Care Facility Residents. Dubin Alzheimer Resource Center 10051 McGregor Blvd, ste 101. Oct. 8, :30 p.m.

The Islander, Island Reporter & Captiva Current newspapers are collecting photos related to Hurricane Charley for publication in a special hard-bound edition in November. If you would like to submit your storm-related photos please bring, or mail them to: try VEGETATION WALK 2 hour tour of Shell Mound Storm Photos trail 9 a.m. every other Sat. 472-1100 x222. The Island Reporter FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE guided tour of 2340 Periwinkle Way Widlife Dr. for the family. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1100 P.O. Box 809 x2S,2. Sanibel, FL 33957 MINDFUL YOGA AT BIG ARTS with Brian Healy, 9:3 0 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Open to public, beginners wel- E-mail to: [email protected] corjie. $12.

Photographers will not receive monetaiy compensation for photos used, but credit information will appear on those published. Please include caption See DATELINE information with each picture as well as the name of the person who took the photo. Photos will be returned. . ! page 15 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • 11

com. summer with an all-purpose or acid- forming fertilizer and avoid pruning it Verawood bears yellow flowers for at least a year. Watering require- most of the year ments for this highly drought-tolerant beauty are minimal. Live oak is Florida's strongest, Dear Ron: We are Dear Ron: Could you give me some The verawood (Bulnesia arborea) is hardiest shade tree looking to get soil information on the verawood tree, such native to Columbia and Venezuela, tests performed at as fertilization and placement? How fre- adaptable to hardiness zones 10 and 11, As we continue to clean up the land- Tortuga Beach quently does it bloom and what height and moderately salt-tolerant. scape debris left behind by Hurricane Club. Thanks for and canopy will it achieve? Charley, several readers have asked me any info. — Rob Bennett, South Fort Myers to recommend a native Florida tree that — E.J. Nees, would have a better chance of with- Sanibel Dear Rob: The verawood is a nicely Landscape consultant Ron Sympson standing future storms than their fallen Dear E.J.: The formed hardwood shade tree that typi- publishes "Florida Garden" magazine; palms and flowering trees. University of cally reaches a height of about 40 feet fall issue, "How to Design Your Florida My answer is the live oak, an incred- Florida's Soil with a 50-foot canopy of glossy green Landscape" ($34.95 annually, $12.50, ibly strong tree that is highlyresistant to Testing leaves and a trunk width of 1# to 20 single issue), and "250 Most-Asked breakage and wind damage. Though it Laboratory in Island inches. Its bright-yellow, double flowers Florida Gardening Questions" appear at branch tips spring, summer has a slow to moderate growth rate, at Gainesville er- Gardening ($12.50). To ask a question or place an maturity the live oak is quite massive. forms numerou P s and fall. order, go online at Typical dimensions run in the area of formsoil testss numerou. You cas n Ron Sympso^n The relatively pest-free tree likes full www.TheFloridaGarden.com; send an 60-foot heights, 90-foot canopies, and obtain necessary sun and any well-drained soil, and e-mail to ronsympson®earthlink.net; or 6-foot-wide trunks. Specimen trees forms and sample boxes through you should be planted at least 20 feet away write to Ron Sympson, 11691 Dawn have been reported with branch spreads local cooperative extension office, from power lines and structures. Cowrie Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33908. of 150 feet and trunks with circumfer- which will forward the samples to Fertilize your verawood spring and ences of 30 feet. Gainesville. In Southwest Florida, here are the contact numbers: Lee County, (239) 461-7510; Charlotte County, (941) 764- 4340; Collier County, (239) 353-4244. You can also deal with the state test- Sanibel Captiva ing lab directly by calling (352) 392- 1950, ext. 221, or writing to: Extension Pictorial B.C. (Before Causeway) Soil Testing Laboratory, P.O. Box 110740, Wallace Building 631, History Book Revised Edition Gainesville, FL 32611-0740.

All-organic product available Reorder has arrived! for crabgrass control Dear Ron: I live in Cape Coral and my Call or come in today! jj St. Augustine lawn and shrub beds have crabgrass encroaching like never before. My neighbor says it's because of all the rain this year. I used a pre-emergent in the spring and that was supposed to keep the crab- grass from growing. My lawn-spraying company says there is nothing on the •8T- market to control crabgrass once it has sprouted and that I should kill it with Round-Up and re-sod.

Is this true or can you give me some f advice as to what I can do myself to And they gel to be veiy, veiy old, help me with this reoccurring problem? with their lifespans measured in cen- — Jim Harmer, Cape Coral turies, not years. In fact, some live oaks in Florida are believed to be between Dear Jim: About a year ago I ran 200 and 400 years old. across an all-organic product that I have Dried live oak wood weighs 55 found to be an effective post-emergent Meeting the steamer Gladys at Andy Rosse's dock on Captiva in 1920. Steamers pounds per cubic foot, making it among treatment for crabgrass in St. Augustine preceded the ferries that later brought cars to the islands. the heaviest woods in North America. and Bahia grasses. During the wooden-ship era, the U.S. Cited by the Polk County extension Navy used the live oak's large limbs for service as a "home remedy," the product THIS IS A LIMITED EDITION PRINTING its ships' ribs. is Agralawn Crabgrass Killer. Experts do, however, stress the need According to a label the company sent Our local heritage has practically vanished...a life-style alive for a regular pruning regimen to main- me, the ingredients include cinnamon, only to the memory of our citizens. Now we have the opportunity tain the shape you like and to provide corn flour, cumin, wheat flower and ;o safeguard the history of our people through photographs from for a single straight trunk. sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). But when you do your trimming, "It's safe," says Agralawn president our files and those submitted by our neighbors. keep this in mind: There is no finer Scott Grimm. "Pretty much you can eat wood to cook with at your weekend bar- it. It's totally EPA exempt." Grimm This 120 page book, with more than 300 photographs such as the becue than live oak. claims that "the product works first time one above submitted by a neighbor, will be of library quality, The live oak (Quercus Virginia) is every time if you use it properly." He native to Florida, adaptable to allhardi- noted, however, that since the product printed on archival paper and bound with a beautiful hard cover. ness zones, and highly salt-tolerant. has no pre-emergent ingredients, retreatment may be necessary Here's how to get your soil tested For more information, call (866) 860- Pick up your copy at the Island 2722, or log on to www.crabgrassalert. Reporter office or send in completed order blank to receive your copy by mail.

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New Sea T.V. Staff What's your passion? Katherine Herman. 8th Grade Reporter Ellie Barfield. 7th Grade Reporter 7lh grader Anna Degele .says her Sen l'V is an eleclhe at the Sanibel School. All children in middle school ha\e an design is about education because. "If option to lake part in this. At this start ol" the year, ihe new staff includes Julia The students in Ms. Skinner and Ms. you don't have an education \ou don't Cacioppo (anchor). Christina Rinaldi (lunch). Chris Pavliek (sports and camera), Complon's Nth period eleelhe classes have a future." Karoline Kujawa (camera). Nicole Swann (anchor), (iahbi Savoia (special events). have been working on a special project Ms. Compton the "passion" teacher Justin Messenger (producer) and James Shannon (behind the scenes). Laeh and every for the school about their passions, .says thai this is. "Somcthinii lhe\ can person has his or her own job to do on Sea I V. This semester's anchors arc Julia called "Passion An." 'Ihc project the use." Caeioppo and Nicole Swann. Ann\ Mejia leaches the viewers of Sea TV a special, students have been working on can be The students started painting on new. Spanish word even" day The news broadcasting lasts for about K) minutes in auctioned oil" or the> can be kept by the September 2. The) are supposed to fin- the morning, informing students at the Sanibel School about dail\ events, the lunch students, liach student has a chair or a ish the last da\ of Ihe first quarter which menu for the day and upcoming events. Mrs. Riemenschncider, the media specialist stool: the students had to purchase on is> October 7. FACIA one you ask might is in charge of the class. their own. The students have their own have a different opinion, such as designs that came from their own mind1; Christina Rinaldi who said. " I chose The class is the llrst period of every da> and at S:0(). every morning teachers and and are going to be painting them on the leeth and orthodontic stuff." staff members turn their televisions on to hear the school's news. The now staff mem- stools or chairs. bers are excited but nervous with their positions on the team. Christina Renaldi slates. The passions of different people are Students Christina Rinaldi and Anna not always ihc same, and these stools are Story continued on page. 2 Degelc have chosen to use most ol" ihc not all the same, because the) are the (Sea T.V.) colors of the rainbow like pink. blue, personal choice of ihe passion art stu- yellow, orange, purple, and green. dents. 7th grader Christina Rinaldi says This project was chosen by Ms>. about the passion class. "It's fun Skinner and Ms. Compton, who are because 1 would like to lr\ different teaching the class. The students ha\e New murals in The things." been working hard. Let's see if their Sanibel School hard work pa\s oil".

Nick Williams and Tad Caldwell, 7th landmarks such as the Lighthouse, The Sanibel School Grade Reporters Bailey's, the old school, and the old ferry. In the hall, (in between the office and the welcomes two new teachers When the children of The Sanibel sanctuary) Mrs. Keller's work included School arrived back from their break they the six environments (gulf beach, gulf saw something new in their school- beach ridge, interioir wetland, mid-island Allison Lohnes, 6th Grade Reporter says Mrs. De Barr. When asked about the murals. The murals were painted by Mrs. ridges, mangroves, bay beach) that are Meghan Hall, 6th Grade Reporter hurricanes, she said,"It was quite a wel- Carrie A Keller. Mrs. Keller's work is fea- found on the island of Sanibel. Carrie come to Florida." tured in schools such as Franklin Park, The Sanibel School welcomes two new Mrs. Tiesner did not always want to be Cape Elementary, and J. Colin English. teachers, Mrs. De Barr and Mrs. Tiesner. a teacher, she wanted to be a mother/wife Mrs. Keller works as a full- time artist Mrs. De Barr is replacing Dr. Herman, the when she was a child. Before she became who does interior and exterior paintings last 5th grade teacher, and Ms. Tiesner is a teacher she was in real estate. Mrs. and paints murals for schools all around replacing Mrs. Watson, the Special Tiesner, who is trying to cope with the Lee County. She does oil paintings, pastel Education teacher. arrival of Hurricane Charley, said "Some portraits, and graphic design. Mrs. Keller thrives on an artistic challenge and loves to paint murals. If you call her, she will travel to your location and paint a beauti- ful mural. You can see Mrs. Keller's work on www.paintingstoorder.com.

took exactly two weeks for this project and that includes both painting and plan- ning. Originally, the halls were chosen to be bulletin boards; however, Mrs. Von Harten came up with the idea to put the murals there. Mrs. Von Harten saw Carrie's work in the other schools that she had painted, and she was also recom- mended by the other principals in the schools. Mrs. DeBarr Mrs. Tiesner Because environmental education is "I think that they are very beautiful. I Mrs. De Barr taught for fifteen years in students still don't have power and I'm not important at the school, Barbara Von look forward to see her work here again," Georgia and Mrs. Tiesner came from in my house." Even though conditions Harten, the school's principal, decided said Mrs. Von Harten. "Here at the Colonial Elementary, where she taught aren't perfect she reports her students are that the murals should be based on just Sanibel School we believe that learning is special education. Even when Mrs. De behaving well. that. The murals in the cafeteria include the most important thing and I believe that Barr was a child she always wanted to be "Everyone seems to be happy and get- some of Sanibel's most loved historical we can learn from Carrie's work." a teacher. She had her schooling at The ting along great", says Mrs. Tiesner. "1 University of Georgia. think the new school looks great and I "The Sanibel School is wonderful and love the art in the hallways". Editorial Cartoon everyone seems to be kind and helpful," Of Charley Silver Linings Eighth grader, Tyler The girls are back in action Cruick-shank shows one "silver Allison Lohnes, 6th Grade Reporter The coaches have a lot to work with; lining" of 62 girls tried out for the team. Hurricane Charley. It's a new season of volleyball, and the "Hopefully I will be there as much as Students were girls are ready to rumble! The 5th grade possible and Coach Phillips and Coach asked to observe players are up and ready to play the first Kridle will be there at all the practices, editorial cartoons game, and on September 9th 2004, they and I will be there at as many games as I and express will be playing Good Shepherd. On can," says Coach Hall, who is expecting opinions through September 10th, the A team and one of a baby boy sometime in the fall. k the B teams will be playing Canterbury. pictures and text Due to the fact that Sanibel School is during a recent The A team is for more experienced girls, such a small school, it competes against language arts and the B teams are for girls who are new private schools instead of other public PSn A«w- ***** activity. to the sport. schools. It looks like the girls have some f I Pp "They will be great and all have a lot tough competition! of hard working games," says Mrs. Hall, The last game of the season is October the head coach. 21,2004. y_.. .Of ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • 13 Hurricane New year brings Charley new staff!

Dominque Eidem, 7th Grade Reporter By Brittany White and Marina Celano, 8th Grade Reporters On August 13th Hurricane Charley hit S W Florida. A hurricane moves in a counter clockwise direction around the eye; the eye is the most dangerous spot in a hurricane With the beginning of a new school year, there's a new newspaper staff ready to because it has the strongest winds. Hurricanes are called typhoons in the Pacific and begin bringing news to readers. The new newspaper staff consists of 6th graders cyclones in the Indian Ocean. Melanie Mejia, Meghan Hall, Allison Lohnes; 7th graders Ellie Barfield, Hurricane Charley was a category 4 hurricane with more then 140 mph winds. Dominique Eidem, Will duPont, Cuyler Brewer, Tad Caldwell, Nick Williams; and Residents of Sanibel had a mandatory evacuation, but about 200 people stayed on 8th graders Britt DeGennaro, Brittany White, Marina Celano, and Katherine Sanibel during the. hurricane. Hurricane Charley hit Charlotte County the hardest. Herman. Hurricane Charley was small and fast, one of the fastest moving hurricanes ever to As some of the greatly valued staff have graduated and are now attending high hit Florida. Twenty-five people died from the hurricane. school, new 6th graders have been drafted to keep the long well-written newspaper Sanibel students went back to school on August 23, 2004. Sanibel opened back up a part of the middle schoolers' curriculum at The Sanibel School. Newspaper has to non-residents on Friday, September 3rd. Only one window broke at The Sanibel been an elective at The Sanibel School for 5 years now with the same advisor; Mrs. School. Jordan Brown, a 7th grader at The Sanibel School, stayed at her aunt's house Carol Smith, the middle grades language arts teacher. Mrs. Amy Fleming and Ms. in Fort Myers. "The electricity went out a 3 o'clock," stated Jordan. She was not Karen Nelson, members of the Island Reporter staff, have also helped revise the scared because the house was two stories so if the house flooded, she could be on the articles for the newspaper. top floor and not have to worry about getting her feet wet. Jordan's house on Sanibel The newspaper staff brings together 6th, 7th and 8th graders to share opinions got smashed in the back. The only time Jordan was afraid was watching the hurri- and facts about the upcoming events and things going on in The Sanibel School. cane in action. The newspaper is a great opportunity for the students at The Sanibel School to Some people only got minor damage; others got major damage when Hurricane work, learn about journalism, and further improve their writing skills. Charley hit southwest Florida. Hurricane Charley was one of about 17 hurricanes The newspaper is read by not just the people living on Sanibel but also there are that were category 4 or 5 to hit the state of Florida, and hopefully the last. subscripers all over the world who visit and go back home still wishing to find out what is going on Sanibel. The new staff was very eager to start; this. newspaper is the first, except for school assignments, for many of the staff and every one is doing exceptionally well. Sea T.V. From Pg. 1

"I lo\e being in front of the camera, but Not only do the students participat- it docs gel me nervous." ing in the news class inform their Julia ("acioppo exclaims, "You get peers about news, but they also enter Fall for Fashion! lo use \our creativity, and Mrs. competitions. The competitions they Riemeiischncider is very good at run- enter require skills for video making ning Sea TV." Mr<. Riemenschneider and creativity. The categories for their By Marina Celano and vintage cuts with light or dark stone has been running Sea TV for 5 years videos fall under Instruction and Best Brittany White washing. Lightly abused denim is ultra now. The \er\ creative and enthusias- Movie. Since Mrs. Riemenschneider 8th grade reporters chic. Colors for autumn include bold, tic teacher exclaims, "We have fun has been in charge of the class, they bright reds, browns, yellows, oranges, and we are ereali\ e. We get to do what have won the competitions every This fall is all about the fashion. and purples. Stunning patterns and we like lo do." time. The Sea TV crew has made it Finding just the right apparel to wear adornments on shoes like stripes, into district, state, and national levels. to school can be a tough challenge for polka dots, gingham, buckles, and students. Dress code at The Sanibel grommets are very 'in'. School implies that shorts shall not be In the area of purses, handbags and shorter than the fingertips. Shirts shall backpacks, nothing can have too many remain at the waist when arms are outer pockets, zippers, or buckles. Back-to-school dance raised above the head, and that sleep- Popular textures involve real or faux wear will not be permitted. When you leather, micro-fiber, burlap, and utility are thinking about possible outfit com- cotton. Accessories should be simple Allison Lohnes, 6th Grade Reporter dance before. The D.J. came from binations, remember that when you lift and plain, definitely not over-the-top. Sunset Entertainment, and students said your arms above your head, your waist Color combinations like sterling silver On September 17. 2004, The Sanibel he did a great job. Just to clarify, it was should be covered. Dress code infrac- and yellow gold are haute. Small and School middle grades students just had not a Junior Optimist dance; it was a tions will be handled by Mrs. Me discreet gemstone necklaces with their first dance. The dance was set up by school dance in the music room. Dole, vice principal at The Sanibel matching, elaborate brooches should Mrs. Rosen, the mother of Amelia, a 6th There were prizes, good food, and the School. be pinned to simple dresses and col- grader and Palmer, an 8ih grader. She admission was free. Everyone had a lared shirts. thought that the dance would be a good great time -and can't wait for the next This term is all about the collegiate thing to get the drama of the hurricanes dance. look. Collared Polo tees from Lacoste, When it comes to couture, remem- off these middle school students' minds. Ralph Lauren, and Diesel paired with ber, it's not the way you feel, it's the Thank you, Mrs. Rosen, and all other fitted pants in materials like cotton way you look! The dance was from 2-4 pm. which is parentsand teachers who helped make it 1 a time the students have never had a a success. and Lycra are 'in . Denim should be in Soccer is back!

Staff Box Cuyler Brewer, 7th Grade Reporter The Sanibel School has held tryouts to play on The Sanibel School soccer team. This year, there will be two teams, the "A" team and the "B" team. Last year there Britt DeGennaro - 8th Grade Layout and Design was only one team, because there weren't enough players. This year they have a lot of Marina Celano - 8th Grade Reporter kids so the school decided to have two teams, instead of "cutting" them, which means Britany White - 8th Grade Reporter telling them they can't play on the team. The coaches really hate doing this, and the kids Katherine Herman - 8th Grade Reporter really hate it, too. This season has eleven games for the "A" team and seven games for the "B" team William du Pont - 7th Grade Reporter as opposed to last year's five games. That is because more schools want to be part of Tad Caldwell - 7th Grade Reporter this program for the kids. This year t Ellie Barfeild - 7th Grade Reporter The Sanibel School is playing Canterbury, Fort Myers Christian, Evangelical, and Nick Williams - 7th Grade Reporter St. Michael's. Dominique Eidem - 7th Grade Reporter "These teams are going to be tough," said Debra Kridle, Sanibel School physical Megahn Hall - 6th Grade Reporter education coach. Malenie Mejia - 6th Grade Reporter This year the new coach is Danny Mitchell, father of Joel and Hannah Mitchell, eighth and seventh graders who took last year off, and is hoping to have a good , well- Allison Lohnes - 6th Grade Reporter focused team. Carol Smith - Staff Advisor Coach Mitchell is really working the kids to see who is going to be the best in their positions. Every Friday the team runs a mile, and Tuesdays' practices also includes a lot of running. The kids are trying hard to impress their coach so he will pick them to Tor any questions, suggestions, or concerns be on his team. The coach selected the teams on Thursday, September 9th. The group please E-mail Carol Smith at [email protected] all wants to be on the "A" team because there are more games, but some of them will have to be on the "B" team. This season should go well. Good luck, Sanibel soccer players!

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$4 per session, open to all artists. Model provided. 472-5267. DATELINE TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE Wednesday 29 AMERICAN LEGION Every From page 10 Tuesday evening 7:30 pm. to clos- Tiverv Wee£ ing. San-Cap Rd. at mile marker 3. • YOGA*WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY, 2401 Library Way. $2 members, $4 472-9979. Sanibel Fitness Center on Rabbit Road. All levels, noon - 1 p.m. $12 466-1558 Comim Sam non-members. No partner needed all FORT MYERS SWING DANCE HISPANIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL levels welcome. 472-5743. • BOOKWORMS at the Sanibel Library, at the Southwest Florida Museum of SOCIETY meets every Tuesday at •••• SHELLCR AFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ron Dao's Sports Bar in Ft. Myers, for children ages 3-5 years. 10 a.m. 472- History, 2300 Peck St. Oct. 2, 10 a.m. every Monday at the Community 2483 - 4 p.m. 332-5955 15320 McGregor Blvd. Free lessons House on Periwinkle. 8:30 - 9 p.m. No cover. 239/851-7354 DEFEAT THE HEAT Soccer • BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for Jamboree. Oct. 2 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. children aged 3-5, Sanibel Library 10 SEE YOtT AT THE POLE RALLY THE ENTREPRENEURS LAW a.m. Mon/Wed. 472-2483 rescheduled to October 6 at the SCHOOL developed by FGCU Small Comina Soon • SMALL WONDERS stories for chil- Harborside Convention Center, Fort Business Development Center, spon- SUPPORT GROUP Adult Children of Myers. 6:45- 9 p.m. 936-6277 x 212 dren birth to age 2. Sanibel Library 2 Alzheimers Patients. Dubin Alzheimers sored by Schumann Law Group and p.m. Mon/Tue 472-2483 PELICAN KNITTERS GUILD Knit The Creative Financial Group. Resource Center, 10051 McGregor caps for kids and premies all over the Double Tree Hotel in Naples, Oct. 9, • STORY TIME for all ages at the Blvd Ste 101 Fort Myers. Oct. 5, 6:15- country. Exchange patterns, yarn, and 9 q.m. - 4 p.m. S75 full day, $95/door. Sanibel Library, 6:30 p.m. 7:15. 437-3007 good conversation. Every Wednesday at Partial sesson, $55 or $75/door. 225- • SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE has 9 a.m. at Sun Trust Bank on Periwinkle 4220 resumed at the Sanibel Community Way. Starts October 20. 472-9120. Association on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. BIRDING on Little Pine Island, part The game is open to all regardless of of National Estuary Days events. Oct ability. Partners will be provided if nec- 9.941/575-5861. essary. Fees $4 for SCA members, $5 ART ROYALE 2004, an interactive for non-members. arts event with food, spirits and artis- tic minds. Sponsored by the Women's Signature Board and the Alliance for the Arts. October 30. Tuesday 28 CITY OF SANIBEL PARKS AND RECREATION • FORT MYERS WOMEN'S WINE CLUB meets at Harold's on Bay, 2224 PUBLIC MEETING Sunday 26 Bay Street. Wine and appetizers start- ing at 6 p.m. dinner at 7. $50 if RSVP The City of Sanibel is developing a community park located at SUNDAY STROLL at the Edison and by Sept. 26, $60 after. Portion of pro- Ford Winter Estates. Art, music, food. ceeds benefit P.O.L.O. and Relay for 2221 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Florida. Plans are underway Noon- 5, 334-7419 Life of Lee County. 246-4328 for: play equipment area, toddler play area, restroom pavilion, • TAI CHI classes for arthritis. St. picnic pavilion/picnic tables, pavilion, multi purpose court, Michael Lutheran Church at 3595 • KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE Broadway, Fort Myers. Tuesdays and shuffleboard court, volleyball court, backstop, raised deck with guided tours. 10 a.m. Sat. and Sun. Thursdays through October 28. 10 - 11 interpretive signage and supporting facilities. A public meeting $3.25 per vehicle. a.m. 994-2454 is planned to gain input as part of the planning process. A State of Florida Recreation Development Assistance BIG TS dance classes, preschool to (FRDAP) grant is being sought to assist with the cost of adult, 18 sessions 194/student. 395- development of the new facilities. A Florida Land and Water 0900 YOGA/PILATES FOR FUN AND Conservation grant will also be sought to assist with the SANIBEL BEREAVEMENT GROUP, HEALTH at the SanCap Medical development of this park. sponsored by Hope Hospice meets at Center, 4301 San-Cap Rd. $10, space the Sanibel Congregational Church,. is limited. 472-0116 A public meeting will be held September 27, 2004 at 3:00 in 2050 Periwinkle Way. 1:30 - 3 p.m. SMALL WONDERS at the Sanibel Mackenzie Hall for the sole purpose of discussing the park First and third Mondays of each month. 482-4673 Library, for children birth to 2 years. amenities and the grant application. We encourage all residents BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. to come and voice the opinions! 16 • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER island REPORTER

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Police Beat found that Mr. Zenczak's driver's license was suspended. from previous page 09/17/04 The officer issued Mr. Zenczak a citation. Correction Report Fithian performed an area check, but found no one. Sgt. Dustin Worth found that the stationary radar sign 09/17/04 at the Sanibel School on the Sanibel-Captiva Road was Damage to City Property 09/15/04 bent, probably as a result of Hurricane Charley. The At 0027 hours, Officer Hawkins was driving city- Suspicious Incident Sergeant sent a correction report to the Department of issued patrol vehicle S-3 southbound on the Causeway Officer Bauer-Fithian responded to a request from Sgt. Public Works. Road when a piece of tree branch punctured the rear Antpony Thompson for assistance in performing an area bumper of the vehicle's passenger side. check at the Sanibel Marina. Sgt. Thompson had 09/17/04 observed wet footprints on the dock at the Marina. He Burglary, Petit Theft upgraded to Grand Theft 09/18/04 contacted Liz Lombardo, the business key holder, who Ken Greenside called the Sanibel Police Department Traffic Citation came to the Marina and unlocked the store. The officers to report that as he was delivering newspapers at Officer Mark Steele stopped Richard Osman of Fort checked the store and performed an area check of the Pinocchio's, 362 Periwinkle Way, he found the front win- Myers and cited him for entering the roadway at the 1900 parking lot. AH was secure. dow and rear door of the business open. Officer Sutton block of Periwinkle in a manner that caused a vehicle to responded to the call, and observed that the restaurant's take evasive action. After receiving the citation, Mr. 09/16/04 window had been broken. The officer found a rock lying Osman reportedly stated, "Damn right I'll take this to Information Report in the hallway below the window. Also on the ground court. I did nothing wrong, when you see a chance to go, A Sanibel resident reported that Island Management, were five wood screws that had been holding plywood you take it." the business overseeing Sanibel Surfside on Donax, had over the window to prevent storm damage. The plywood removed the contents of her parents' condo there and was resting against the west side of the building. Two 09/19/04 placed the items in a pile by the curb. The woman sup- semi trailers in the parking lot evidently blocked the view Carrying a Concealed Firearm plied the police with an inventory of items removed from of the business from Periwinkle Way. The cash register At 1713 hours, Officer Steele responded to a call the condo, which included furniture, lamps, books, cloth- was missing and four sets of keys had been removed regarding a red pick-up track driving in a reckless man- ing and sports equipment, personalized stationery, photo from their hook by the door. The officer determined that ner on Sanibel Blvd. The officer found a red Chevy negatives, placemats, a pair of diamond earrings, house the suspects used the keys to open the rear door and then Avalanche stuck in a ditch along a dirt road off Sanibel keys, credit cards, and a checkbook and checks. tossed the keys into the parking lot. Roger Handley, the Blvd. Ian Jobe of Sanibel was standing next to the vehi- business owner, arrived at 0430 hours and confirmed that cle. The officer asked Mr. Jobe for his license and regis- 09/16/04 the register was missing. At that time, Mr. Handley stat- tration. Mr. Jobe stated that the documents were in his Suspicious Incident ed that the register contained only $5-$6 in change. vehicle. He entered the truck by placing his knee on the Dave Glandon of Coral Springs, FL, working as a Officer Siergiej conducted a canvass of the neighbor- driver's seat, and then reached toward the glove com- security guard at Sundial Resort on Middle Gulf Drive, hood, but found no witnesses to the incident. The officer partment. The officer asked Mr. Jobe if he had anything called the Sanibel Police Department to report a suspi- followed up with Mr. Handley atl950 hours, when Mr. in the vehicle that the officer should be concerned about. cious person on the property. Officer Jeremy Hawkins Handley informed the officer that the register actually According to the officer, Mr. Jobe replied, "Well..." The and Officer Kenneth Sutton responded. Mr. Glandon contained $1000. officer pulled Mr. Jobe out of the vehicle and asked him informed the officers that as he was walking behind again if he had anything inside the truck. Mr. Jobe report- edly responded that he had some weapons on the seat. Building D at the resort he saw a man in the dark. When 09/17/04 Mr. Glandon shone his flashlight at the man, the man ran. Other officers arrived and detained Mr. Jobe. Officer Mr. Glandon chased the man for about 50 yards before he Ammunition for Destruction Steele looked inside the vehicle and saw a small black lost sight of him. The officers checked the area but were At 0935 hours Jayme Smith Devasconcellos came to case and a purple "Crown Royal" bag on the front seat. unable to locate the individual. They advised Mr. the Sanibel Police Department with 51 live shot guns The black case was unlocked and contained a .22 caliber Glandon to call the police if he saw the man again. shells that he asked to have destroyed. Officer Siergiej Walter P22 semi-automatic handgun with a fully loaded placed the ammunition into the evidence locker. magazine and one round in the chamber. Inside the Crown Royal bag the officer found a .40 caliber Steyr 09/16/04 09/15/04 Traffic Stop Mannlicher semi-automatic handgun with a fully loaded Damage to Patrol Vehicle magazine and one round in the chamber. When Mr. Jobe At 1701 hours, Officer Scott Siergiej stopped a red Between August 13 and August 27, 2004, city-issued Pontiac van at Casa Ybel and Airport Roads for speeding was in the vehicle reaching for the glove compartment, patrol vehicle S-24 incurred minor body damage to the the firearms were within his reach and were concealed 45 in a 30 MPH zone. The officer found the driver, hood from falling debris. Ronald Guevara, did not have a driver's license, and from the officer's view. The officer asked Mr. Jobe whether he had a permit to carry a concealed weapon, issued him a citation. Mr. Guevara's passenger, Eliseo de 09/17/04 la Rosa, stated he would drive the vehicle. The officer ran and Mr. Jobe reportedly stated that he did. The officer Possession of a Suspended Driver's License conducted a check through FCIC and NCIC and found a check through NCIC and found that Mr. de la Rosa's Officer Siergiej responded to a report of fishermen at driver's license had been suspended for failure to pay a that Mr. Jobe did not have a concealed weapons permit. the Sanibel Pier keeping undersized fish. The officer ran The officer placed Mr. Jobe under arrest. Mr. Jobe was fine. The officer issued Mr. de la Rosa a citation as well. an NCIC check on David Zenczak of Fort Myers and transported to the Sanibel Police Department for pro- cessing and then to the Lee County Jail for incarceration. Among other items found in a search of Mr. Jobe arid his TUESDAY PRIME TIME SEPTEMBER 28, 2004 property were extra magazines of ammunition, a box of 7:00 7:30 9:00 9:30 10:00110:30 11:00 11:30 100 rounds of .22 caliber hollow-point bullets, a knife NBC News last Comic Standing (N) with a four-inch blade, a buck knife with a folding blade, Business Nova "Origins: Earth Is Bo n • How Life Began" (N) rhe Next Great Champ a knife with a metal locking blade, and a 12-ounce can of HOS'In the Dark" (cc) Clubhouse (N) (S) (cc) Judging Amy (S) (cc) Budweiser. Gilmore Girls (N) (cc) One Tree Hill (N) (cc) Entertain Extra (N) News (cc) INightline :15) Family Bonds (cc) Home imp. 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Reasonable Chateau Sur Mer area. discrimination based COST $2,500 NEW Call now (866) 352-2249, x 248 on race, color, Three Building Lots rent from owner. (405) 321-1151 Idyllic luxury/comfort. WILL TAKE $1,800 filandbargains.com or (405) 210-2341. Leave Easy-care, no-effort religion, sex, CASH O.B.O. off Bowman's Beach. message. Vacation-Home. handicap, familial status CALL (239) 433-1870 $299,900 each, House and commercial building Three-Bedrooms/Three-Baths. or national origin, or an Discount all three Route 28. Fort Ashby, West Monthly Rentals. intention to make such Virginia, Hurricane free zone. KELLY GREENS preference, Call Wil Compton at $158,000. (239) 482-1387. May Call for rates. limitation or (239)209-6171. trade for Real Estate in Lee Two bedrooms, two baths. discrimination. Completely furnished. (239) 472-8248 ACREAGE Call for list of Island properties. County areas. (505) 982-9242 This publication will not RE/MAX of the Islands. Pool and Tennis. knowingly accept any LAKE ACCESS BARGAINS! 6 Golf available. Acres- $29,900. Beautifully advertisement for real OCTOBER THRU DECEMBER. estate which is in wooded, pristine South Carolina (352-382-4935) MANUFACTURED HOMES location. Enjoy day dock/ boat WEST GULF DRIVE violation of the law. slips. Includes 10% end -of- CONDO Our readers are hereby CAN WE HELP? PALM HARBOR informed that all HOMES FACTORY STORE HAS summer savings- limited time! LOGGERHEAD-CAY Gulf view. HOMES AVAILABLE FOR Financing. Call (866) 288-5446 X Two bedrooms, two baths. dwellings 172 Fully Furnished Fully furnished. advertised in this IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. CALL Two bedroom/two bath TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR www.sclakefront.com Contact owner: newspaper are available Condo. (770)751-1999 on an equal opportunity PHH ASSISTANCE. (800) 622- Lake Lure, NC, just off I-26. Resort Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR 2832 basis. 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Call: OCTOBER 1st ATTENTION!!! & ASK FOR DON BUSHA (239) 542-5627 complaint by calling @ 1-888-429-1988. $1,300/month Anyone interested in selling their First, last and security. whatever The Florida Commission commercial or residential property on Human Rights at VACATION RENTALS (478) 474-3473 on either Sanibel or Captiva Island Please leave message. you're 1-800-342-8170 or QUICKLY and FOR CASH please HUD at 1-800-669-9777. call USA ONE REAL ESTATE, searching For more info please INC. (352)671-3939. TIME SHARE FOR SALE SANIBEL-LIGHTHOUSE Sanibel call the Lee County Newer 3 BR/2 BA for.... office of We buy houses. Any condition. WALK TO BEACH TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Deluxe unfurnished duplex Equal Opportunity Hurricane damaged. Cash and on Rabbit Road. find it in (239) 335-2267 quick closing. 800-418-6214. TIMESHARE FOR SALE 3 Bedroom/3 full Bath Condo. WEEKS 3 AND 4 Newly Furnished. $1500/month Near Lighthouse. Call the Two story condo. Pool-Tennis. (319)624-2618 CLASSIFIEDS! 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Sanibel Library AN ISLAND WITHIN AN ISLAND To escape the hustle and bustle of the big city, you might try an hour or two at the Sanibel Library. Its a quiet place filled with natural light. It's both comfortable and stimulating. Take a few minutes to catch up on what our local authors are writing, learn more about this barrier island environment or just browse through the latest magazines. Whatever you seek, information, or reading pleasure, you re sure to find it are always v/-'r, n> >'_• -- ^ i_i call 4/2= 22 • Week of Sept. 23 - 29, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

The Bailey- opens at the Alliance Matthews Artworks by two meticulous artists, Les doesn't really matter how we describe vibrant pink in the middle as the flower, and Shell Museum Barta from Incline Village, Nevada, and design or how 'true reality' looks." a small horizontal patch of yellow for Alicia Schmidt of Cape Coral, are show- Often, the initial impact of a Barta com- frothy stamen. Visually, the resultant dra- on cased in "a creative pairing" for the newest position is a pleasingly tight, amusing and matic painting rivals her Artist's Statement fine art exhibition on view in the Alliance entertaining feeling, even when he is por- for concentrating the greatest amount of Sanibel Island for the Arts William R. Frizzell Gallery. The traying views of power plant smokestacks message into the least amount of medium! show is called Dimensions and launches or barges under a truncated Golden Gate Together, the constructions of Barta and with a free public Opening Reception from Bridge. The underlying strength of his the oils of Schmidt make a perfect exhibit Open Tues.-Sun. 5-7 p.m. on Friday, September 10, and structures and his firm artistic control clear- pairing, united by a mutual love of effective then runs through Thursday, September 30. ly come through, though, creating a fasci- dimension utilization, but espousing differ- 10am - 4pm Although the individual works of Barta nating interplay for viewers somewhere ent values. He's more detailed, multi-col- and Schmidt are very different in approach, between definitely-anchored and happily- ored and multi-imaged; she's more single- composition, style and technique from each floating. minded essence with a firmly controlled Children 7 & under other, both artists' creations incorporate and On the other hand, Schmidt's abstrac- palette selection. emphasize spatial relationships (ranging tions are spare, with carefully composed Also on exhibit in the Allianqe Member from very definite to subliminal and even and placed elements. They are readil Gallery during the same September 10 to free, ages 8-16 somewhat surreal) that give viewers a firm accessible and easily appreciated, despii 30 timeframe are the abstract acrylics of sense of the underlying draftsperson-like the fact they portray no specific definabi Sharyn Dahn. She is another Cape Coral $3.00, ages 17 & measurement and placement of objects and "objects per se" and, therefore, are open ts artist, but one lucky enough to summer in components that went into the works. Thus, individual interpretation. Her subjects Massachusetts. Her typical subjects are up $5.00 Barta and Schmidt's common focus upon represented by their barest essentials, wit! both Florida palm trees and northern sail- artistic dimensions prompted their pairing no wasted forms or excess information. Ir boats and water scenes , — think unfurled and generated the. practical and sensible each of her oil paintings, the specific detail! sails in the wind and exhilarating regattas, 3075 San-Cap Road; name for their joint exhibition. of her objects and the range of colors sh< etc. Working in an intuitive and experk Barta's work (primarily computer photo- uses are very limited. Just what's needec mental style, Dahn uses layers of colors and Sanibel Island, constructions) is highly stylized and ultra- and no more! Clearly that's in keeping will shapes to create beautiful designs that have representational, with each detailed form the purposeful artistic approach she reports been shown in national exhibitions around Florida 33957 and object clearly and easily recognizable. in her Artist's Statement — a commonl) the country. With Barta, a castle is a castle, a bridge is a required "professional art world" documeni Members of the general public are cor- bridge and sailboats are sailboats. Without that can easily run into multiple typed pages dially invited to attend the free September any doubt! Frequently, he repeats his major — but not with Schmidt! In its entirety, he: 10 opening reception for Dimensions (and objects, placing them here, there and all Artist's Statement is just one sentence long Dahn's works). After that, they are wel- about a work, as though they were multiple- "I interpret by simplifying a subject to it! come to visit the galleries on the Alliance cutouts. As Barta says, "Every structure in a core essence." campus, located at 10091 McGregor setting could be seen as a metaphor for That is clearly evident in her recent 2( Boulevard, just south of the Midpoint every other structure. The component parts by 30-inches work, "Monet's Garden Bridge overpass from 9-5 Monday to of all the metaphors become interchange- Water Lily" in which only four "blocks" oJ Friday and 10 - 3 Saturday, though able according to the logic of their color are used: a thin, wide deep bhw September 30. Call (239) 939-2787 or visit metaphorical algebra. In effect, we can curved base for water, a thin vertical of dark www.artinlee.org for additional informa- become the designers of our own reality. It green for a stem, a big central panel o tion. :

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Above: "Plumeria Petals" — oil by Alicia Schmidt

Above Right: "Monet's Garden, Water Lily" by Alicia Schmidt

Below: "Frank Synthesis" — photocollage by Les Bearta

Below Right: "San Francisco Flower" by Les Barta,

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