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Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 28, NUMBER 32, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS ME County buys Mariner president balks at city's offer Bunche Beach 9 Lee commissioners agree Pavelka 'disappointed to purchase 733 acres BACK TO SCHOOL of land surrounding by $4.5 million proposal Bunche Beach. By Pete Bishop faith offer," according to the letter, News editor and the city's interest in the land —See page 2 and the threat of possible condem- A letter from Mariner nation makes the land unmar- Properties President Ray Pavelka ketable to other buyers. According Ackley speaks to Interim City Manager Sam to Pavelka, a recent appraisal of Interim City Manager Sam Ackley indicates that Sanibel Land the land, contracted by Sanibel Ackley speaks to the Company Ltd. and the city of Land Company, places its value at Sanibel-Captiva Chamber Sanibel have a long way to go $6.25 million. Pavelka stressed of Commerce luncheon before negotiations concerning last week that the appraisal figure crowd about being a city commercial property along is not a counter-offer. manager and how a city Periwinkle Way result in the city's The city's $4.5 million offer can work hand-in-hand acquisition of the land. was for two parcels containing just with business. Representing Sanibel Land over seven acres near the intersec- Company, Pavelka writes that he tion of Bailey' Road and —Seepage 2. and his associates were "perplexed Periwinkle, lying on either side of and disappointed" by a tentative Dairy Queen, the Lazy Flamingo Sposcst© rally offer of $4.5 million Ackley for- warded to Pavelka in July. The > See Offer The Fraternal Order of 'Witbn I offer "does not qualify as a good Police held a rally to sup- Sanibel School students headed back to school this week. page 3 port fired Sanibel Police Officer Patsy Sposato Saturday. Also, Sposato speaks out, in his defense. Council to get Australian pines removed —See page 3 By Pete Bishop tive in removing the trees and News editor agreeing to replace them with city manager native vegetation including palms u aajrjEbi It seemed like tourist season in and sea grape, as suggested by August last week as about one Natural Resources Director Rob Run to North Cap dozen Australian pine trees were Loflin. applicants soon removed from an area along "Aquagenix has been working There's big goings-on on Periwinkle Way, causing bumper^ with the utility department for Upper Captiva at the By Pete Bishop to-bumper traffic congestion on several years and it was just an North Captiva Island Club, News editor Sanibel's busiest road. accident," said Lewis. "There including a new upper Although Aquagenix Land- was a new crew that didn't under- island cruise with Captiva Interim City Manager Sam Water Technologies Inc. still has stand about our sacred pines. Cruises. Ackley reported Tuesday he has work to complete —- grinding Most places want pines —See page 7 in mind several viable candi- down some stumps, removing a destroyed. dates for the city's open city few leftover logs and replacing "They've been very coopera- manager position, and he hopes the trees with native vegetation to narrow the field by next week. tive. - Replacement of vegetation — larger tasks that delay traffic and grinding (of stumps) was "I'm trying to find the best were finished on Saturday, added to our initial notification, Ackley commentary five out of the 10 or 12 on my according to Rick Schrier, •• the which prompted the request for a list," said Ackley, "the man- firm's branch manager. couple more weeks to get it done." Interim City Manager agers most compatible with The city demanded Aquagenix Sanibel." A July 24 letter from Utilities comments on a letter from remove the trees after it was dis- Director John Hefty to Schrier Fraternal Order of Police Ackley said he would brief covered workers from the contrac- states that Aquagenix had two union negotiator Paul individual council members tor mistakenly killed the pines weeks to remove the trees, bu.t did Michael Pistella Noeske. Wednesday on the potential with herbicide while eradicating not mention replacement. Schrier —See page 9 candidates he has spoken to so exotics at the city's sewer retention said he was not aware his firm A portion of an Australian Lu, and council members could pond site off Periwinkle. Five trees pine next to the Matzaluna then separately call the potential would have to replace the" trees restaurant parking lot is lining Periwinkle were destroyed. until more recently, but should be removed after being cut applicants and begin w consider The city has used Aquagenix for done planting the new vegetation which ol the live mighi he inter- exotics removal around the ponds away Monday morning. \icwed as finalists. by the end of the month. Island Gardening since 1998. "The whole thing was an expen- But we wanted to make reparation." "1 dnn'f liuve a set time Cathy Lewis of the Sanibel In addition to hiring a tree ser- frame, but 1 hope to know ihc sive • proposition," , Schrier said. Ron Sympson on the daz- Utilities Department said she does "Those were big trees and removal vice contractor, Aquagenix had to zling beauty of floss silk not think the city has had trouble was a big job. It was tough finding a foot the bill for Bob's Barricades, trees. I> Sec Manager with Aquagenix work before, and contractor who could handle it and which subcontracted to help direct •—See page 15 page 4 the contractor has been coopera- who had worked on Sanibel before. traffic last week.
• POLICE BIOTTER.™ .page 2 Commissioners: planning needs attention • ENVIRONMENT....«.-™...page 5 By Pete Bishop a letter to Sanibel City Council she mentioned the large or dispro- in a legislative session meant for • BUSINESS ...... »»™._page 6 News editor asking that planning department portionate house problem a short discussion of long-term planning staff be authorized to work on the time later and ignited a discussion concerns such as large houses, spe- • OPINION...™™ ... page 9 A lack of proj ects to discuss for large house issufe. that included the possibility of cial events permits, commercial •LOOKING BACK..™«page 10 the second consecutive legislative Although Commission Chair scheduling permit application redevelopment and revisions of the session prompted Sanibel Planning Phyllis Bogen opened the meeting hearings during meetings now set land development code. •DATELINE™. ™™pagell Commissioners to question the by stating it might be the shortest aside for legislative issues. The fourth Tuesday is set aside • TV USTlNGS.~™-....page 16 city's lack of action concerning on record, due to the absence of Currently, commissioners meet for quasi-judicial hearings concern- long-term planning, and to forward any items on the meeting agenda, the second Tuesday of each month • CLASSlflEDS .....page 20 t> See Planning, page 3
.yy i 2 • Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER r ews biieffi Lee commissioners agree to buy Bunche Beach By Pete Bishop News editor Lee County commissioners decided to approve the $6.3 million purchase of 733 acres of environmentally sensitive land surrounding Bunche Beach during Although land with- Tuesday's commission meeting. in the cross-hatched The land, which could have been devel- area of the map at oped to accommodate over 1,000 homes if left could not be left in private hands, will now be placed in developed, more the county's Conservation 2020 program. than 1,000 residen- Although U.S. Fish and Wildlife has tial units could agreed to help buy the land in a 50-50 split have been built in with the county, federal money will not be other areas of the available for the purchase until early next purchased Bunche year. In the meantime, Conservation 2020 Beach land. funds will be used to pay for approximate- ly one-half the purchase price, with com- missioners agreeing to make up the differ- ence from county reserves. Conservation 2020 will repay the coun- ty toward the end of the year and it is expected Fish and Wildlife will then replenish the 2020 funds in February or Engineers to build a similar buffer system. Ackley and City Attorney Doug Wyckoff way interlocal agreement be amended to March. It has tremendous economic value." today, Aug. 16, in the first conflict resolu- give Sanibel veto power over the possibil- During the public comment portion of "This is probably one of the most sig- tion meeting concerning the Sanibel ity that the roadways could be restriped for Tuesday's board meeting, Dr. Bill nificant acquisitions we'll be making for a Causeway. four lanes. Council members have also Hammond of Florida Gulf Coast long time to come in this county," said The meeting was initially scheduled for authorized Ackley to discuss the possibili- University called the land, "a number one Commissioner Bob Janes, who pushed for Aug. 2 but was postponed. It is open to the ty of buying the causeway with county priority" for the 2020 program since its the purchase along with Commissioner public and will be held in MacKenzie Hall staff and commissioners. inception. Ray Judah. "It truly is a landmark day and starting at 9 a.rn. Conflict resolution is a process provid- "There are so many reasons beyond just if there was some way we could declare a At issue is a county plan to rebuild the ed for in Florida Statute 164. If city and the obvious ones of ecotourism and holiday I would do it." middle causeway bridge, and possibly the county administrators fail to work out the wildlife benefits and fisheries benefits," County, city to meet on bridge closest to Sanibel, with a forty-foot conflict, joint public meetings between the said Hammond, "That mangrove forest curb-to-curb roadway, rather than the 38- county commission and the city council will provide important storm surge protec- Sanibel Causeway issue foot roadway the city of Sanibel would could be held. If the two bodies still fail to tion. It's been estimated it would take $15 Officials from Lee County will meet like. City council members have asked reach agreement, non-binding mediation million to $20 million for the Corps of with Interim Sanibel City Manager Sam that if 40-foot roadways are built, a cause- is a possibility. City Manager Ackley addresses Chamber luncheon By Renny Severance search for a new city manager for Sanibel. tion to the county's tax base have greatly Ackley also noted that traffic will con- Islander editor Ackley said that while this has been the diminished the island community's influ- tinue to be a major problem for Sanibel. If best city council he has ever worked for, ence at the county level. His advice is to a solution is not found, he speculated that Interim City Manager Sam Ackley was he is not in the running for the job because work on building relationships with the in 15 years it will have a serious impact on the guest speaker at the Sanibel Captiva "I got an offer I couldn't refuse." He has county politicians and their staffs. the quality of life here. To solve it, he Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon been asked to return to the private sector He cautioned the business community added, "we need to find a radical change in Tuesday. as a senior vice president of a large corpo- about "unintended consequences," a refer- the way we get around here." . Ackley began by explaining just what ration which wants to establish a govern- ence to making exceptions to development A further complication of the heavy the city manager's job is in terms that ment division. While the company is head- and building rules in force. Exceptions, make sense to business owners. traffic will be the accumulation of heavy quartered in Houston, he will be able to however small, he said, set a precedent "What does a city manager do?" he metals in the groundwater, he predicted. stay in central Florida where his roots are, and small changes in attitudes and deci- asked. "Whatever the city council tells Ackley cautioned the city about prepa- where much of his family lives, and where him to do-" sions will accumulate into larger changes rations for recovery from hurricanes. He Acknowledging that this might be he owns property. that are not wanted. Business needs to be advised that there is a plan in place but it slightly oversimplified, Ackley went on to He has been conducting the search for a active in this area and needs to see the needs a lot of work. As it stands now, if a identify some of the guidelines for follow- new city manager, following the with- island's ambiance as a major asset to be hurricane the size of Andrew were to hit ing those instructions, noting that there are drawal of the last candidate. He has iden- protected. Sanibel, it would take some four weeks specific rules and ethical guides laid down tified 23 qualified candidates from He also noted that Sanibel has had one just to clear Periwinkle Way and probably by the International City Managers Florida, Ohio, Georgia, Texas and North of the most comprehensive and detailed two months before the first residents Association. Other constraints are provid- Carolina. Along the way, Ackley estimates plans of any city he has ever seen. The key would start to be relocated to their homes. ed Jby the city charter and state statutes. that he has saved the city some $30,000 in to success here in his eyes is to maintain Right now the city has an arrangement He likened the city manager to the chief "headhunter fees." consistency and predictability in dealings with a contractor in Georgia to bring heavy executive officer of a corporation. The CEO Ackley noted that Sanibel used to between the city and the business commu- equipment to the island by barge, avoiding basically does what the board of directors "swing a big stick in Lee County" in years nity. He advised the audience that if any- problems with the causeway, to clean up representing the stockholders ask of him. past. Changing population densities in one saw a departure from this line to make storm damage. But more needs to be done, One of the first questions posed to other parts of the county and Sanibel's a fuss and contact as many people in gov- he said, and businesses need to develop Ackley centered on his own career and the consequently smaller percentage contribu- ernment as possible. their own individual recovery plans. olicc blotter
Motorcycles share roads going 55 in a 35 mph zone. But that was- mounted and walked back to Short's patrol cerned about his ability to drive, he asked n't all. Carmen Pilar Baker of Fort Myers was car. He appeared unsteady and had some him to submit to a series of exercises. He also got him for failure to register minor cuts on his arms. cited for failure to yield the right of way Dufner asked, "What if I refuse?" accord- his vehicle, for no proof of insurance and When Short asked what had happened, after cutting in front of motorcyclist ing to the report. Short told him that, based Calvin Lee Mclntosh who was stopped to for sporting a tag assigned to a '97 Toyota he replied that he had been at an island bar turn into 1626 Periwinkle. Baker intended instead of his 1990 Plymouth van. But that and someone had attempted to steal his on his observations, he would arrest him to turn left on Dixie Beach Boulevard. wasn't even all... motorcycle. He related that, when he con- for driving under the influence and further Mclntosh, attempting to avoid a crash, laid Passenger Arturo Serrano Ramirez of fronted the individual, they got into a told him that, if he performed the exercis- his bike down and slid east on the pave- Fort Myers had an open bottle of Corona fight, during which the motorcycle was es correctly, he would only be issued cita- beer; passenger Refugio Delira of Fort ment sustaining some abrasions for which dropped and he sustained the injuries to tions for the driving infractions and he refused treatment. Myers had an open container of Corona; his arms. and passenger Mario Rodriguez Torres of arrangements would be made to get him Leave earlier next time Short's inspection of the bike indicated home, since his motorcycle had no operat- Bonita Springs had an open Corona... to that it had probably been in a crash and he A Sanibel teenager was headed home ing headlight. He agreed to participate but, say nothing of Reynoso's own open con- asked Officer Terri Cummins to backtrack from the west end of the island about 11:50 tainer. Middle/West Gulf Drive to-see4f she saw failed to perform the exercises properly. p.m. and, because he was driving 64 mph, Eight citations. Plus his tag and vehicle any signs of one. She later radioed that she He was arrested for DUI and charged Officer Dustin Worth stopped him. The were seized — all, essentially for exceed- had found evidence of a crash on Rabbit with leaving the scene of an accident; he young man said he thought he was going ing the speed limit on San-Cap. Road, at which point Dufner recanted the was also cited for failing to stop at a stop 45 and stated he "was just trying to make it DUI arrest story of the theft and admitted to crashing home before curfew." Worth's court note sign and driving without a headlight. the motorcycle, according to Short's indicated under "Attitude" — "pleading." Early in the morning on August 9, Sgt. The traffic stop was videotaped by Short observed a motorcycle with no head- report. Short's in-car camera. Officer Worth It doesn't pay to speed light run the stop sign at Fulger and During his interaction with Dufner recorded the damage to the motorcycle Sgt. Cliff Short stopped Juan Luis Middle Gulf. He signaled the driver to pull Short determined that Dufner had proba- and the site of the crash on videotape using Reynoso of Fort Myers on San-Cap for over. Douglas John Dufner stopped, dis- bly been drinking. Stating that he was con- his in-car camera. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 • 3 SAYING GOOD-BYE Sposato rally draws lew protesters The volunteers and staff of "Ding" H Interim City Manager Sam Ackley Darling said good- explains his views and the city's position bye to three of its concerning Patsy Sposato's firing, in this Officer: split-second. /¥ favorite people on week's Guest Commentary. See page 9. Friday — Low decisions cost him job Hinds, the popular By Pete Bishop long-term refuge News editor By Anne Bellew manager; J.D. Associate editor Bolden, the well- A Fraternal Order of Police rally to sup- liked volunteer port fired Sanibel Police Officer Patsy Because police officers are not. coordinator; and Sposato attracted only a handful of sup- allowed to discuss cases during inter- Allison Baker, who porters last Saturday, but FOP Negotiator nal investigations, and because he finished working at Paul Noeske said the union is not finished "didn't want to hurt the city" with bad the refuge as a co- trying to get Sposato's job back before his publicity, Patsy Sposato refrained op student and from speaking openly about Us termi- became an opera- case goes before a Federal Mediation and tions specialist. Conciliation arbitrator later this year. nation from the Sanibel Police Photo I Michael Pistella "We've got a ways to go on this thing," Department until Saturday's rally at said Noeske. "It's not going to be done in Gulfside City Park. Sitting at a picnic the next month, and we're not done talk- table under a banner that read ing to the public. We need to get this taken "Support Officer Patsy Sposato who care of before it goes to arbitration and did his best 'To Serve and Protect," From page 1 costs the taxpayers a lot of money." Sposato took an opportunity to explain PLANNING Noeske said the city and the union have his actions April 8, which resulted in located an arbitrator, but a hearing date allegations he improperly fired his ing permit applications. planning to continue on Sanibel," suggest- has not been set and the process not occur weapon, he failed to notify a supervi- The commission has discussed large ed Commissioner Dick Downes. "Planning during the next month or two. sor about the incident or remain at the houses, commercial redevelopment, spe- and zoning is a living, breathing being. It "That means he'll be out of work three scene, and he failed to activate his in- cial events and other issues at length since needs to be updated and made current. If or more months," Noeske said. "We're car video system .to document the stop the first of the year, sending resolutions to not, it will waste away and become less still encouraging the public to call their and detention of suspects. council asking for guidance or action in effective. We seem to be in that period council members. They can stop this any- "I never said I did everything tackling the problems in more concrete now—its becoming less and less effective." time before the arbitration starts." right," Sposaio maintained. "I made a ways. A lack of action and feedback plus "I don't wish to seem that I am taking off Sposato was fired for allegedly failing decision. A split-second decision. I an overworked planning department staff on council, that's not my intent," Downes to follow SPD procedures during an inci- drew my weapon because I was at a have kept the board from pursuing the continued. "The city council is working dent in a Blind Pass beach parking lot tactical disadvantage. This guy had not problems after the resolutions are sent to very, very hard, but the fact remains that we April 8. Sposato fired his gun while been patted down because everything council, however. are languishing . . . We need to get off the attempting to arrest a fleeing man suspect- happened so fast; he had run up the hill Planning Director Bruce Rogers dis- damn dime and start moving and the first ed of vehicle burglary and grand theft. and was above me, and 1 was trying to . cussed some of the larger issues his place to do that is planning—the backbone While. Sposato claims the suspect could make an arrest. I leveled off at the guy department would like to confront at a of this community." have run over fellow officer John Slater after he got in the car, decided that recent council meeting. He told council Commissioner Marie Gargano said the with his car, a department investigation wasn't the right shot, and went for his members he could not devote much staff big house issue is a perfect example of concluded that Sposato's use of his weapon rear tire—a) because, from where I time to projects without taking from time problems that continue to get worse due to was unjustified, that he failed to notify a was, it appeared that John (Det. John spent processing permit applications. lack of attention. supervisor of his use of deadly force, mat Slater) could be hurt if the car fish- Although he asked the council to prioritize "I have a very, very real concern," she he left the scene, and that he failed to acti- tailed on the sand and b) hoping to issues so his staff can start working on the said. "I think Rome is burning. We have vate his in-car video system to document slow this 'bad guy' down. I immedi- most important ones, the council declined several applications on the way for dispro- the stop and detention of the felony sus- ately holstered my weapon." to prioritize the issues at that time. portionate homes ... I want to light a fire, pects. Police Chief Lew Phillips upheld the Slater was off-duty that day, return- Councilmember Judy Workman told 1 don't care under who, to get this issue findings of the department investigation, ing to the island with his wife after the commission the council appreciated back in front of us," and Interim City Manager Sam Ackley also lunch on Captiva when he came upon the need for the planning projects but Workman pointed out that the city's pre- supported the termination. the suspects at the Blind Pass beach needed more time to think about priorities liminary budget includes an additional code "If he'd turned his head that day and parking lot. and staffing levels while it works through enforcement officer and another additional said he didn't see anything, he'd be better t> See Officer, page 17 the budget process. planning staff member, which could help off right now," Noeske said. "I brought the large house issue to coun- free time for the larger planning projects. Officers from the Sanibel and Cape cil two times," said Workman. "As a whole, "That's not a lot but it will certainly "You draw your gun to arrest a felon," city council feels it's important but there was Coral police departments pointed out that, Hann said. "At least, that's what my dad help some, I hope," said Workman. "I was when the suspect was ultimately arrested not an actual vote. We decided we would not riot under the impression that all work' led me to believe. When there's a crunch set goals until further into the budget after fleeing from Sposato, two other you should support them. When you stop would stop (on planning projects). I was Sanibel police officers had to pull their process. An additional problem is that we under the impression city council felt it is supporting the police you have chaos." don't know if there will by any additional weapons. Noeske said that, in addition to worry- important. Maybe we didn't communicate "I've known Pat for a long time, and resources to give the planning department." ing about the fate of Sposato, he is worried Commissioners seemed to agree with the correct message." , he's an all right guy," added Ted Knopfle that other officers might hesitate before With Commissioner Linda Robison of FOP Lodge 33 in Cape Coral. "I'm just Workman concerning the council's defending themselves in the future. predicament, but stated the board's legisla- absent,-the board decided 6-0 to ask coun- here for moral support, representing our "If you're afraid to fire a shot, you can tive function needs attention nevertheless. cil to. allow planning staff to continue or union." get killed that way. You've got to react," "So we're all going to fiddle as commence work on the large house issue. Sanibel resident Albert Hann, whose he said. Rome burns," said Bogen. "That's The commission will also remind, the brother and father were police officers, "With the times we live in," added what's happening." council that the planning. commission said the department's treatment of Sposato Knopfle, "that's the way it is. It's not a "We might wish to query council as to holds a legislative meeting once a month, seemed unfair to him and he stopped by matter of shoot or don't shoot, it's become whether council is going to provide the nec- but finds itself lacking legislative issues to Saturday to find out more. a matter of lawsuit or no lawsuit." essary where-with-all to permit long-term discuss. OFFER From page 1 V^cm ordinary
restaurant and a market and property blind for you! South Seas realty values should fall in Introducing, office. The offer was the next year, contingent on city according to council approval, on Ackley's July 9 letter planning department outlining the offer. approval of a major Pavelka has 2'/2" SHUTTER BLINDS subdivision applica- offered to help the They look like real wocxl shutters. Tliey wcuk like tiadiiuinal blinds. And tion and on either city obtain an FCT they won't fade, warp or ciack... even in humid areas. Available in 14 wood acceptable finance grant, but hit, letter tones and colors, and they come with a beautiful deluxe \ulancc. terms or a grant from states that the city is Florida Community risking the matching Trust that would Pavelka g make the purchase feasible. "severe negotiating position." •in UiUsrdooglos.tom The parcels are currently part of a 44 Where Great Rooms Begin. Tuesday night, Pavelka said he and J ||BB| Sanibel Promenade acre property, but Pavelka recently • sub- Ackley have spoken in the last week and mitted the: subdivision application to the negotiations^re ongoing, but declined to B Sanibel Planning. Department. Sanibel discuss details of those sessions. H9 (Across from the Posi Community Church has contracted to buy "We've spoken a couple times, but _. I 1KB 695TaiponBiyRoid,#15 most of the remaining 36 acres, if the sub- we're not talking about the details," said 8:30-4:30 Mon.-Fri. division goes through, in hopes of build- Pavelka. "Nothing's been decided, we're Complimentary ing an expanded campus on the land. just talking." Consultation The city's offer is lower than a $4.9 "We've had positive talks, good talks, (941)472-6551 million appraisal of the property, made in and we're making progress," said Ackley, Visit'INTERIORS the World's Most Exciting Website For The Home! Feb. 2001, because that appraisal was who also declined to reveal specifics of made during the height of the real estate the negotiation. 4 Q Week of Aug. 16-22,2001 • ISLAND REPORTER Obituaiiei HOVIN& REPORTER Theodore Kucera Childhood in Rochester or to the By Michael Hstelia' American Cancer Society be considered. Fort Myers resident Ted Kucera died at Shands Hospital in Gainesville on August 9, 2001. He was 64. Benjamin H. Bacon SIGN OF THE Kucera served in the United States Benjamin H. Bacon, 82, of Fort Myers, Navy and retired from the New York State FL, died Friday, Aug. 3 at his summer TIMES.... \l Department of Labor in 1998 after 34 home in East Boothbay, Maine. He was years of service. He loved and enjoyed his bom Sept. 26, 1918, in Derby, Conn., the s son of Harold R., and Mildred Clark Sanibel's Marine I family and Mends, hobbies and books. He A Subcommittee of *. •( spent many pleasurable shelling and bird- Bacon. He grew up in Derby and attended the Wildlife I,' watching on Sanibel. local schools. He graduated from Committee saw He is survived by his wife Wanda Dartmouth College in 1940 and from some of its work » 1 i Kucera of Fort Myers; two sisters — Harvard Business School in 1942. come to fruition C r- Mary Somers of Vestal, N.Y., and Carol He served in the Navy during WWII. last Thursday with After the war, he started the Bacon the installation of i- . I Kucera of Oxnard, Cal; three nieces — "*" ft Terri Bojan and Lisa Macuch. of End well, Printing Company in Derby, Conn., and a sign at the foot N.Y., and Ann-Marie Kucera of Oxnard. ran the company until 1982 when he of the Sanibel retired. He was very active in many civic Fishing Pier at the He was preceded in death by his parents, - Tony and Julia Kucera, and his brother, affairs in Derby, Conn. He and his wife, east end of the Gene, moved to Sanibel Island, after his island. The sign — i „• Robert Kucera. A memorial service was held retirement. They then purchased a summer will replace sever- home in East Boothbay, Maine, and have al that were post- •s -.-r r - 4 Wednesday in Vestal. Contributions in ed on the covered S~~ ••» * • '-V -2-.- Kucera's honor may be made to the been traveling between Florida and Maine area on the pier's "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society, One for the past 11 years. boardwalk. The Wildlife Drive, Sanibel FL 33957. He was a member of St. Michaels and bottom of the sign All Angels Episcopal Church in Sanibel. will also soon He was a full certificate member of the include interna- Clarence L. "Smifly" Smith Sanibel-Captiva Powei Squadron for tional symbols for Clarence Smith, known to most every- many years and served as Education prohibited activi- one as "Smitty," died August 11,2000. He Officer for several years. He was an avid ties such as no was 75, lived in Rochester, N.Y., and win- model railroader, reader and sailor. walking dogs on tered on Sanibel. He is survived by his wife, Eugenia the beach. Smitty served in the U.S. Navy m Bacon of East Boothbay and Fort Myeis; World War II and was employed by Beiger son, Jonathan Bacon of Jonestown, Pa.; Electric in Rochester for may years. daughter Ann Cranshaw of Northbridge, He is survived by his sister, Jean Orr, of Maine; and three grandchildren. Foil Madison, Iowa; several nieces and A service will be held at a latei date in nephews, and his life-long friend, Milton East Boothbay. In lieu of flowers, dona- L. Ferry. tions may be made to Boy Scouts of In lieu of flowers, the family requests America, Troop 3, c/o Randy Ritter, 11 High Low Rain that memorials to the School of the Holy Marshall Lane, Derby, CT. 06418. Weather Aug. 14 91 78 0.00 High Low Rain Aug. 15 92 79 0.00 Aug. 9 92 76 0.00 Aug. 10 91 77 0.00 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded MANAGER From page 1 Aug. 11 92 78 0.12 from the morning of the day given to the following morning. Aug. 12 92 77 0.00 top three by Tuesday," said Ackley. "Then administrators since the special meeting, Aug. 13 94 78 0.30 Source. Island Water Association we'll schedule interviews with those who and has spoken to 15. Of those, three have will make a commitment to accept the job already sent resumes to the city. Others if it's offered." want to learn more about Sanibel before The council authorized Ackley to find they decide if they are. interested. candidates for the position during a spe- "Probably another seven would like CORRECTIONS cial meeting August 6, after Michael Copp more information. We're trading informa- of Glenwood Springs, Colo., decided not tion for information with them," said to accept an offer from the city. Copp was Ackley, noting that he provides informa- The Island Reporter wants to correct mistakes as one of three finalists found during a tion on the condition candidates provide soon as possible after publication. Should you spot national search. The other two finalists the city with more background informa- a factual error, please call: withdrew from consideration before coun- tion about themselves. cil members could select their top choice. Ackley will continue to recruit admin- The Editor - 472-1587 The city had informed all three candi- istrators who have not yet tesponded, but dates the job carries $105,000 in salary, is confident he has located strong candi- $1,300 per month in car and housing dates, if they decide they want to come allowances, and general employee bene- to Sanibel. fits. That package was to be re-evaluated "I think we've got some very good can- Sanibei-Captiva after six months if one of the finalists took didates and I hope they become applicants," IS the job. said Ackley. "I hope I can convince them Tides Ackley said he has called 23 city because they're all outstanding managers." August 17-23
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ilWif€»HiH€!iii Interim strategy finalized USFWS meets deadline of federal court settlement
By Dawn deBoer Hamilton said, targeting enforcement in areas historically Staff writer high in manatee mortalities and manatee concentrations. The USFWS wrote 2,000 tickets last year in Florida Waterfront property owners wanting a boat dock or for violation of speed zones, said Hamilton, resulting in boat ramp are off the hook of a costly conservation fee the hiring of one special agent and four law enforcement levied since January on building application permits for agents for manatee enforcement in Florida. new boat access points on Florida waters. "The fee provision in the draft guidance was a stop-gap The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service released to the measure for getting more law enforcement out on the Federal Register this week its finalized interim guidance water to control boat speeds in critical areas for mana- plan, which streamlines the 404 building permit process tees," he said, a need now lifted by the state's $2 million in lieu oi public comments to an earlier draft proposal and commitment in revenue and agreement to hire 25 marine a peer review of scientists on compiled manatee protec- patrol officers, redirect another 23 officers to marine tion and recovery research, according to a report Monday patrol and reorganize 313 existing law enforcement offi- from the Service. 4 guidance prerequisites cers for some duty on marine patrol, he said. The interim guidance deals specifically with new boat access points in Florida, one of several actions the USFWS agreed to undertake in an out-of-court settlement To reduce the likelihood of incidental take associ- Application process with Save the Manatee Club and a coalition of environ- ated with any new multi-slip boating access projects, Slack said project consultations between the Service mentalists, who allegedly charged the Service and the the final interim strateg provides four prerequisites: and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on building permit U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with negligence in the • Adequate speed zones must exist in areas antic- applications remain in place but are more streamlined enforcement of federally mandated laws for the protec- ipated to have increased watercraft traffic as a result with the elimination of the law enforcement component, tion of manatees. of the proposed project which now falls within the state's initiative, making for a In accordance with the lawsuit settlement, the Service • Signage is adequate to ensure that boaters are faster and fee-free process, he said. met the first court-appointed deadline of Aug. 13 for com- aware of the existing speed zones "I'm not foreseeing a huge transition change. If any- pletion of this first stage of federal review into the ade- • Enforcement in the vicinity of the proposed thing, it should go a lot easier for individuals," Slack said. quacy of protections provided this endangered species in development is, or with project conservation mea- "The new law enforcement officers are on the water now, Florida waters. sures will be, sufficient to prevent watercraft colli- and we stand ready to operate under the new guidance." Jay Slack, field supervisor of the USFWS ecological sions with manatees A quarterly review with the state and the Corps will be field office in Vero Beach, reported the finalized plan a • These measures be in place prior to implemen- undertaken by the Service, Hamilton said, to evaluate and "more holistic approach" and more comprehensive in tation of the project. monitor the accumulative effect of permits issues. provisions for the recovery of the species, including Detected problems will be corrected, he said. greater on-the-water law enforcement. "Whether any projects would be stopped, there is no This final plan for interim guidance is in force in man- way to prejudge the outcome of any evaluation. Each one atee habitat area until regulations to allow for take of is going to have to stand on its own merit and on a case- manatees under the Marine Mammal Protection Act are in by-case analysis. There would be a wide range of condi- place, a rule-making process which is projected to extend tions associated with each project. It's really speculative over a two- to three-year period. as to whether anything would be flat-out stopped. The ser- USFWS Southeast Office Regional Director Sam vice makes recommendations to the Corps, and the Corps Hamilton based in Altanta said in an overview of the final makes the permit decision." plan a comprehensive, protective strategy for the manatee Kalani Cairns, assistant field supervisor in Vero Beach, was developed to ensure no increase in the likelihood of said the designation of a medium- or high-risk area is not manatee mortalities and injuries resulting from watei craft a controlling factor in sb'p development, but is a way for collisions. (See prerequisites.) the USFWS to determine law enforcement needs on the "There's no doubt that over the years we've seen a sub- Hamilton said the measures put in place in this final water, appropriate manatee zones and signage. stantial increase in manatee mortalities related to boating strategy are significant but not the only solution in the "It is these things that we're hoping to get on the water activities. Speed kills, and speed has been a real problem conservation of this species, referring to the Service's to modify boat-operating behavior and ultimately lend on Florida waters, in particular with the protection of designation of additional manatee refuges and sanctuaries itself to protecting manatees," Cairns said. manatees. Manatee conservation hinges on local commu- last week. With congressional approval of close to $1 The most recent Corps estimate for the number of nity management protection plans and specifically on million in additional USFWS funding for manatee con- authorized projects resulting in boat ramps or docks, boaters and how they handle themselves on the water and servation, the Service increased federal patrol in Florida whether single-family or marinas, is a rough annual of how they respect the designated speed zones that are out waters this last year putting special interest on working 5,000 statewide. there." task forces with the state and the U.S. Coast Guard, E> See Manatee, page 16 A return to nature tees off this September at new Raptor Bay Golf Club By Dawn deBoer forests and wetlands. Walking trails and Staff writer an eco-park, a 144-acre preserve tra- versed by Halfway Creek, is designed in A primitive bird of prey is its logo, a the lay of the course. SERViNGiTHEil.EElCOUNT YlCOMMUNITiYJF.ORlOVERl12WEARS return to nature the intended course for WCI Senior Vice President David Fry l Raptoi Bay Golf Club opening next said Audubon International and WCI month in Bonita Springs. worked to set a prototype for future golf In a joint venture managed by WCI course development in planning, design- Communities with partner Hyatt Equities, ing and managing a golf course maintain- LOWEST PRIG LLC, the 18-hole course designed by ing native plant and wildlife habitats •COMPLETE World Golf Hall of Famer Raymond which, for this course, includes homing Floyd'tees off the Hyatt Regency Coconut grounds for bald eagles and gopher tor- Point Resort & Spa, the first resort in the toises. United States to receive the Audubon AI CEO Ronald Dobson said, "Best International's Gold Certification for management practices and design guaran- environmental stewardship and sustain- tee golfers and wildlife will experience able practices. top quality m all regards." Audubon International spearheads Raptor Bay opens Sept. 14 with a proactive, cooperative partnerships with 12,500-square-foot clubhouse, golf shop, SELECTION landowners, land managers and commu- grill and dining areas overlooking the OF WICKER nity organizations for environmental 18th green. The 19-story, 456-room Hyatt RATTAN stewardship and sustainability. neighbors the 18-hole course, with anoth- Early design phases of the golf course er nine holes planned by 2003. incorporated a site assessment by Audu- Jason Brod, golf course superinten- bon International to identify environmen- dent, readied Pelican Marsh Golf Club for tally-sensitive areas and remove invasive the 2001 ACE Group Classic. The Senior exotics for replacement with native PGA Tour ranked the course as one of the plants. Top 3 best maintained courses played all Raymond Floyd Design and team then year. Raptor Bay's general manager and focused on the natural landscape of a site golf director, Ed Weber, is former head surrounded by 22 acres of lakes and 200 golf professional at Pelican Sound Golf & pndty Owned.S Operated acres of preserve. At this golf course, sand River Club. bunkers are out and sandy native palmet- WCI is a developer of waterfront and CONVENIENT LQWATIOWFROM SkNIBEL &FT. MYERS BEACH to areas are in the design of greens and country club communities supplemented T # fairways. by more than 522 holes of golf by MM The course links with buffer preserves renowned course designers including along Estero Bay, Florida's first Aquatic Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman, Robert -*-tmwmr Preserve, where an inherent feature of the Von Hagge, Tom Fazio, Jerry Pate and i course is Halfway Creek's hammock Mike Hill. 1 6 • Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER
linen 7 Captiva Cruises Day dubbin Upper Cap picks up new cruise • Under the big aqua top, page 15 to North Captiva By Dawn deBoer By Dawn deBoer Staff writer Staff writer Polishing the finish of a $1,7 million, Last call for the first cruise heading two-year project, the North Captiva Island for Upper Captiva on a day-pass as Club readies to rock'n'roll by design of guests of North Captiva Island Club. co-owner Bryan Brilhart. Like father, like In talk for a long time now, the talk son, Bryan takes what his father, Bud, finally paid off in the ultimate decision started back m the 1970s to a newer to "just do it!" via Captiva Cruises. The dimension. cruise line runs 60 to 80 passengers daily In a joint venture with Captiva Cruises, "to the outer islands Cabbage Key, an Upper Captiva cruise joins its barrier- Useppa, Cayo Costa and Boca Grande. island run with private pass to North Now take an island excursion to the Captiva Island Club. secluded Upper Cap on an 18-passenger A day trip to the club brings you to the pontoon boat for a 30-minute cruise up pools at Hidden Cove, an island in itself Photo courtesy of Ed Brown the sound and a day of exploring private with bar and dining which breaks between North Captiva Island Club welcome dock off Safety Harbor. North Captiva Island Club's 3.5 acres the club's two pools. The second and settled in off Safety Harbor. newest is Olympic-sized and recently for about-island travel. Some 30 percent rebook for their return Captiva Cruises plans for an initial completed. New onsite is a bathhouse built This island, once visited only by prop- before leaving the island. run twice weekly to the island, Fridays in classic hotel-suite luxury from shower erty owners and prospective ones, became And it doesn't take much to get others and Tuesdays, departing McCarthy's rooms to massage room, steam and sauna. more of a weekend haven for others after here, either — marketing only on the Marina on Captiva at 10:30 a.m. with a More than 8,000 square feet of pavers the recession of 1900, which opened pri- Internet with banner ad campaigns and 3:30 p.m. return. Cruise includes a club replace wooden decking that once laid as vate homes to individuals and to corpora- occasional newspaper ads in 20 newspa- pass for use of bicycles, kayaks, pools walkway between the restaurant and mari- tions for company retreats. pers nationwide. Shopping rentals on the and other amenities. na to the private club's private landing and The Brilharts brought the renting of a Web is made easy with home previews — Day visitors meet up with an island gateway for incoming boats. By luxuriously furnished house on a barrier floor plans and site plans and virtual greeter dockside at the island club, who Christmas, a roadway will lay in brick island, then with no outside amenities views, along with bird's eye and aerial will get everyone coming in for the day with flowing fountains and exotic palms besides the beach, all together. views — only a click away. So easy, 60 on their way, be it special arrangements from dock to the island's interior. "People were asking for, begging for, percent of their reservations are online. for lunch or boating equipment or trans- "Everything takes time," Bryan said. amenities," Bud said. "You can do everything you need to do portation to the island's private beaches. This could be another fantasy island. And the Brilharts gave them just that. on the Web site," Bryan said, "from check- Dine indoors, outdoors or pool-side, "We are our own self-contained commu- Property for the founding of a private ing availability to making a reservation." at the club's Mango Restaurant or head nity here with grocery store and deli, restau- island club fell into their laps in 1990. Last For the old-fashioned at heart, just dial for the island deli for a picnic lunch. rant with pool bar and dining, spa facilities June, father and son bought the island's in to book with the front desk. Venture to the hot tub or steam bath for massage and facial," Bryan said. Mango Restaurant. High-season is President's Week right nearby. Have a massage or facial or shop Not to mention 52 two- to three-bedroom Summertime brings in the Floridians; through Easter. Book six months in at Kristy Iannelli's Coconut Connection, $1 million houses throughout the island winter time, 90 percent visiting are from advance, at least. Winter visits are booked the club's island boutique. Take in the open for rental through island club affiliate, out of state. Repeat business is half of their by fall. Summer visits are filled by March skyview art gallery. Run to the beach or North Captiva Realty. Homeowners and business at 40 percent. or April. see the island by kayak, sail or paddle- their guests make use of the island club's "It is the core of our business," says Of course, when you choose to book a boat. Swing high, swing low on a half- facilities which also furnishes islanders with Bryan of me many who come every year reservation might also depend on the acre playground geared for children but beach bikes and golf carts and boat transport for last seven or eight years. house you really want, if don't want to risk just as good for a lighthearted adult. losing a particular house for a particular Tennis courts, volleyball and basket- time frame. Each house is quite different ball courts are ready to play. in persona] taste. Weekend specials with music on r island "People are attracted to North Captiva Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. foi that $1 million home," says Biyan. What more could you ask for? Well, REPOR Tt=i-e "It's the equivalent of Malibu, I think so." stay over on a 3-night minimum for SANIBEL. 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With extin- guisher in hand, Ritchie said a person can Pre-season is now the time to take time approach the fire from nine to six feet out to do fire extinguisher training, or so back and, in the approach, start in with the is the wisdom of Sanibel Fire & Rescue, extinguisher. in gear for a year's worth of meaningful "Heat, oxygen, fuel and a chemical advice for district residents through reaction create fire. Hit the base of the fire monthly public education courses starting to smother it. You can shoot at flames all today. day long, and it won't put the fire out," This month and continuing into Sep- Ritchie said. "Within 30 seconds to a tember, Class 101 kicks in on how to minute, if it doesn't go out, don't even shoot a fire extinguisher with fire depart- mess with it. Get everybody out and get ment personnel joining island businesses the fire department." for a half-hour basic class on the different What the department is most looking to classes of fire and operation of extin- eradiate is wrong thinking, which makes guishers. people hesitant to use a fire extinguisher, With more than 400 hotels, condon- Lacombe said. imums, resorts, restaurants and shop own- "They think a fire is beyond the man- ers on Sanibel alone, this could make a agement of a lay person. We want to show big difference for a small island. And them what they can do and what kind and while all 400 might not take the depart- size of fire they actually could extinguish ment up on this freebie to educate staffers with an average fire extinguisher." onsite, every effort generates awareness, Fire & Rescue is also targeting the says Fire & Rescue's education planner, thought process that should run through a Photo. Sanibel Fire & Rescue/Rob Pophm David Lacombe. person's mind before pulling a fire extin- Sanibel Fire & Rescue instructor Ron Ritchie demonstrates PASS, the "The fire district is interested in help- guisher off the wall to fight a fire. four moves to operating a fire extinguisher — pull, aim, squeeze and ing," he said. "We have limited resources, "There are safety issues of when to use sweep. but what we do have, we're offering in a an extinguisher, when not to use it, and scheduled plan of education with some- what type to use without making a fire "A legend on every extinguisher speci- be reserviced or replaced. At up to $15 an thing going on every month." worst," Lacombe said. fies contents and purpose," Lacombe said. extinguisher, they're worth replacing Sanibel Fire & Rescue is calling this While fire extinguishers are only a part "Inadvertently purchase the wrong one, or rather than reservicing after use and even month fire extinguisher month to extin- of any comprehensive safety plan use the wrong type of extinguisher on the when unused every year or two, said guish the fear that many have in even between smoke detectors and sprinkler wrong fire, and you learn quickly that Ritchie. using one. systems and fire district inspections, everyone needs to be an educated con- In onsite classes, in a special container, "People are scared to death of them, awareness can save lives. Not every fire sumer. Put water on a gasoline fire, and Sanibel Fire & Rescue sets a diesel-and- have never touched one and don't want extinguisher is appropriate for every fire. you get a bigger fire. You need to know gas fire aflame for participants to extin- to," said instructor Ron Ritchie, who gave For instance, extinguishers come in two what you have in your hand, what is its guish. talks last year to Sundial, South Seas and basic sizes to fight different classes of capability, and that's the purpose of the "We keep relighting it, so everybody Best Western. "What we do is a a 5- to 10- fire. While there is a multi-purpose kind, class. has the chance to fight a real fire," minute lecture, then a burn with a hands- just picking up any extinguisher without House extinguishers are labeled A-B-C Lacombe said. "Once this thing gsts lit on demonstration." knowing its contents and marketed pur- — "A" fights paper and wood, "B" gas up, it can get a little intimadating, but this In a test burn, a pan of gasoline is lit to pose is not a wise move. and oil burns, "C" electrical fires. Label D is to build confidence in that this is some- extinguishes combustible metals com- thing any one can manage. It's more tech- monly found in manufacturing. nique than it is volume." A-B-C fires are smothered out by dry The district has established a year-long chemicals. The fire-fighting agent for B-C plan of hot topics, but any month is a good Surfing the net for sharks fires is cardon dioxide, which overtakes a month for Fire & Rescue to zero in on a fire in a rush of white fog. There is also a topic key to a business, organization or I can recall with shivering thoughts water-based extinguisher. citizen's patrol, Lacombe said. The fire about my first couple of years in Florida On the average, a fire extinguisher is department's only a call away, which when I was working the graveyard shift. I geared to' handle a small fire, no more some think of making before disaster was enamored with the beach and each than several square feet in size, and soon strikes. night after work, I would go for a swim. after it first ignites. A burning room full of "We'll make the time to come and Then "Jaws" came out. • Shark attacks — This one of a score combustible contents is going to take the talk," Lacombe said. That ended my midnight sojourns in the of subsites on sharks, come interesting, fire department and a whole lot of water, • To schedule a course, contact the surf, but not my interest in sharks. And some blah, at
Deeds recorded for more than $88,000: Palmer, 223 Daniel; and $120,000 at the Lee County Courthouse $58,000: Brodbeck, 2964 Wulfert—addi- Feature House of the Week for the period ending July 13 included: tion & remodel; $750,000: Larson, 1145 (Addresses are Sanibel unless other- Bird—single family residence w/impact wise indicated.) fees; and $500: Niesel, 975 Rabbit—take down wall by Benchmark. Non-Condos $8,400: Batchelor, 1771 Serenity— $850,000: Steve F. & Elizabeth C. Scott remodel/alterations by owner. to James D. & Elisabeth G. Gould and Mia $2,400: Shields, 9401 Beverly— G. Burns—Strap #21-46s-22e-t4- remodel/alterations by Decorte Four 00001.5000. Custom Homes. $550,000: Lindley A. & Diona J. $10,000 each: Graber, Unit T305; Cox, Winslow to Thomas A. and J. Conroy T. Unit L202; and Feller, Unit N201-Sundial Edgar-—1451 Sand Castle. East—kitchen & bath remodel by Mark $550,000: Harold L. & Nola E. Theiss McQuade General Contractor. to James H. McNulty—1360 Jamaica. $12,000 each: Lohser, 1203 Parview; $475,000 771343 Ontario Inc. to Nachazel, 1199 Parview; and Hurtado, Elaine L. Petersen—L40, Gulf Pmes. 1224 Parview—pool & deck by Precision $375,000: Shaion A. Wise to Bryce C. Pools. McNamara & Marsha S. Clifford—LI, $95,500: Sundial West—roof by Sanibel Shores #1. Advanced Inc. $360,000: Daniel Millard to Robert $12,000: Biggam, 589 Lake Mmex— Stasey—L14, Butterknife. roof by Aluma Tile Roofers. Condos $2,200: Standish, 1673 Sabla Palm— $400,000: Stephanie Norvaisas and boat lift by A-Salo & Salo. Charles C. Foos to Lawrence J. & $15,000: Tolisano, 836 Birdie View- Kathleen M. Delisle—Blind Pass-Unit pool, deck & spa by Anthony & Sylvan F208. Pools. $375,000: John W. Nugent to David A. $12,200: Wood, 1836 Farm Trail; and 1429 Jamaica Drive. Large and well-cared-for, ground-level home $1,850: Carter, 4333 West Gulf—shutters on double homesite in terrific and quiet location. Only a stone's Fink—Sanibel Moorings-Unit 1332. throw from private neighborhood beach. Features include large, $253,100: Pasquale Franchi, Trustee, and by Hurricane Shutter Company. caged and heated pool, fireplace, three bedrooms, three baths Depasulumi Trust to Franchi Management $3,900: Jura, 223 Palm Lake; and including separate mother-in-law suite, mature royal palms, Co. Inc.—Sundial-Unit N404. $5,250: Rosenberg, 517 Lake Murex— mango, orange, grapefruit, lemon and keylime trees. Value priced $249,500: Roger S. Corbly, Trustee, screen enclosure by Exceptional at $478,874. For more information on this or other Sanibel proper- and Roger S. Corbly to Bernard F. & Enclosures. ties, call Dan Cohn at John Naumann & Associates Inc., Realtor, Marilyn A. Maher—Mariner Pointe-Unit $16,000: Pappas, 1690 Sabal Palm; and 395-SOLD or 1-800-232-6004. 1312. $4,000: Edwards, 711-13 Cardium—roof by Colonial Roofing. $29,120: Flint, 1060 Blue Heron; and Permits issued by the Sanibel Building $12,000: Porcelli, 1204 Isabel—sea $8,000: Mamula, 450 Birdsong—addi- $62,000: Humphries, 4445 Gulf Pines— tion by Cole Custom Construction. Department from July 30-August 9 wall by owner. alterations/remodel by Kennedy $2,310: Wolter Development, 1349 included the following: $5,163: Sudani, 727 Birdie View- Construction. Eagle Run—pool enclosure; and $2,352: $13,800: Eagle Properties of Sanibel, screen replacement by Robert L. Kruse. $7,000: Nook, 815 Sand Dollar— boat MMC Development, 2275 Starfish- 816 Limpet—boat lift & dock; $24,750: $2,415: Terpak, 840 Birdie View- dock & lift by A-Sale & Salo. screen encjosure by Fabri-Teeh. Keim, 1191 Bird; $9,000: Degnan, 1700 screen enclosure by Fabii-Tech. $1,800:'Giordani, 5835 Pine Tree- Dixie Beach—boat dock repair; and $900: Asset Management Associates, $496,700: Mayer, 2349 Starfish—sin- boat dock by Landl Carpentry. $1,000: Desaint, 985 Oyster Court—sea- 2719 Wulfert—LP tanks by South Florida gle family residence w/impact fees; wall cap by Sunray Marine. Gass Company. $200,000: Smith, 4117 West Gulf—resi- $1,622: Dolan, 1629 Sand Castle- dential alterations; and'$20,000: Kirland, repairs by CM. Mount Construction. $150,000: Bettaglio, 855-857 Rabbit- 1237 Isabel—demolition of single family $463,300: Armstrong, 2400 Los $100: Moonie, 848 Birdie View—LP convert single family residence to duplex residence by The Wolter Group. Colony—single family residence tank by Amerigas. by owner. $12,500: Czarnecki, 1434 Sand w/impact fees by Cray Construction & Castle—deck and stair alterations by Development. Michael J, McGinn, Inc. $23,000: Dileo, 1512 Angel—boat $65,000: Buck, 246 Christofer—addi- dock & lift by Williamson Brothers. Kids need papers, too tion/remodel by Bissell Contracting & $2,435: Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Consulting. Foundation, 3333 San-Cap—repair obser- N.I.E. Newspaper in Education $213,209: DiCarlo, 1290 Isabel—addi- vation tower by Stemic Enterprises. tion/remodel by G.R. Construction Management. Septic abandonment/sewer hook-up NIE is an established, effective program. For-more than 70 $26,800: Sandalfoot, 671 East Gulf- $100 each roof by Sutter Roofing of Southwest By Rohaley & Sons Plumbing: Payton, years it has put local newspapers in schools to help kidslearn Florida. 9446 Beverly. and make them more aware citizens. The Sanibel School has a $4,900: Musgrave, 1859 Farm Trail- By Oscar L. Gavin Plumbing: Gaeta, shutters by Seminole Wind Hurricane 989 Dixie Beach. curriculum for this. Shutters.
SOME BENEFITS: • Sharpens Thinking Skiils • Prepares Students For Active Citizenship WEBSTER From page 7 • Provides Study Materials • Improves Student Literacy Great white sharks grow about 10 inch- Not that large sharks can't be eaten, too, • Involves Schools In Community es per year to mature lengths of 12 to 14 but it's a rare angler who wishes to wres- • Increases Student Interest In The Community feet; new teeth are constantly being tle a big one into the boat simply for culi- formed in rows in a shark's jaw and are nary purposes. It goes without saying that normally replaced every eight days; some sharks of any species can be dangerous The program not only teaches kids about newspapers, it species of sharks can shed as many as unless handled with the greatest care, and teaches them about their community and the world around them. 30,000 teeth in their lifetime; the larger the shark, the greater the danger. Dried shark skin (shagreen) was used There are three main groups of sharks It also teaches them how to learn more about a subject and the in the past as sandpaper. In Germany and we will deal with here in Florida. The first fact that there is often more to learn. Japan, it was used on sword handles for a is the Hammerheads. They look like crea- nonslip grip; the average life span of a tures from outer space with their eyes shark is 25 years, but some can live to be located at either end of broad, flat heads. YOU CAN HELP- 100; more people are killed each year by Three of these are common throughout SPONSOR THE PROGRAM IN OUR SCHOOL dogs, pigs and deer than by sharks; there warm waters, but the Smooth are more than 340 known species of Hammerhead likes cooler temperatures • Cover the cost of production and delivery to the school every sharks; sharks can generate about 6-1/2 and is only a seasonal visitor to Florida. week tons per square inch of biting force. The second group, known as Requiem • Sponsor is thanked in our publication each week for B Big sharks in Florida — This site at sharks, includes most of the species regu-
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noi do I expect the mayoi 's policies and chances that council's decisions will moic registered voter pei pioperty and 2) each positions will result in insufficient city accurately leflect the will oi the people. of the 4,704 legisteicd voleis is a property LETTERS revenues. Not only are both council mem- Mike Gillespie ownei, this, would mean that 26 percent of From page 9 bers there as checks and balances, but the Sanibel the propei ties are not covered by the cap. I mayoi has, after all, publicly stated she Clearing up homestead do not considei 26 peicent insignificant, council members are speaking out on an favors cost-of-hving and merit increases certainly moie significant than "some " In issue of such importance to the citizens of for city staff, and, as Councilmembei exemptions the COTI Suivey's statistical sampling, 55 Sanibel I doubt very much that Ms. Woikman points out in hei own commen- To the editor: percent of the lespondents were not legis- Workman is about to give away the store, tary, the mayor has publicly recognized the To quote Judy Workman horn last teied to vote on Sanibel Even following need for moie help m the area of code week's commentary: the logic of "some," does that mean oui SANIBEL-CAPTIVA enfoicement. I would not, on the basis of "You should know that most propeity elected officials should nol be sensitive to these and other positions the mayor has values did not rise 18 percent (his yeai. the tax burden of die non-voteis? Actually, FORT MYERS BEACH taken, expect her to oppose a carefully cal- The mayor neglected to mention that there it's an interesting concept that those who BEST KATES ibrated inciease in taxes that's based on is a 3 pet cent cap on the increase that can " do not live here full time and consequent- well-documented needs (as opposed to be assessed against eveiyone who is a ly use less ot the services should pay moie HOTEL RESERVATION "wants"). Sanibel lesident with a homestead exemp- lor them. CENTER TO I might also point out that, on a whole tion. The truth is that most homeowneis' That said, I do believe that some addi- FORT MYERS] range of other issues, Councilmember property lose no more than 3 percent this tional staff is needed. However, I would Workman and the mayor share common year. Only some people's property values like to know that all avenues of additional ground that substantially exceeds their dif- rose more than 3 percent because they are icvenue are being explored, not just ferences. I was pleased to see them both not full-time residents and do not have a increasing taxes. The fact that permitting elected to the same council and continue to homestead exemption." fees were not raised for years lost us years feel that their combined efforts will be in There seems to be a misunderstanding of additional revenue — perhaps there are the island's best interests. in Judy Woikman's commentary of the similar oversights. I would like to know- Opposing viewpoints, tested in civil homestead exemption and the 3 percent that all potential non-owner usage fees DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE discourse, can yield the best of a democra- cap. The homestead exemption is $25,000 have been fully investigated and that prop- cy's fruits. The more of our citizens-who subtracted from the assessed value of your er rate structures aie in effect. I want this EXIT 28 • (800) 285-8192 join this discourse — either by contacting property — your taxes are thus reduced by type of assurance befoie we are asked for SOUTHWEST FLORIDA our council members and/or expressing about $400. The 3 percent cap on the more taxes. . WELCOME CENTER their views in print — the better the assessed value has to do with the Save Oui %mt mm mm mm mot HH MM MBMH na • Another council member told me that Homes legislation. Though a propeity no resident should complain about higher does have to be under homestead before taxes because our market property values qualifying for the cap, the 3 percent cap i.s have incieased so much. On my remarking You can purchase any of the photos not part of homestead (source: Lee County that the inciease m market value would Property Appraiser's Office). only be relevant if an owner wanted to sell you see in our newspapers! My assessed property value increased and that I had bought foi the quality of life by 17.5 percent in tax year 2000, with an on the island, I was told that I was a minor- Order yours oveiall increase of 33.3 percent fiom tax ity and most had bought for the investment today... year 1998. Although I have been a resident value. I don't believe this and hope this for over a year, the 3 percent cap will not view is not prevalent on council. I expect take effect on my pioperty until tax yeai the council to always remember that the 2002. To qualify foi the cap, one must be a money they are spending is not their own. full-time resident on Jan. 1 of one tax year Gloria A. Hannan and foi an entire tax year. For example, Sanibel Full-Color someone becoming a full-time resident Reprints after Jan. 1, 2001, would not qualify for Tree removal ill-timed AVAILABLE the homestead exemption until Jan. 1, To the editor: MOW!! 2002, and the 3 percent cap would not take Which one ot those dunderheads down effect until tax year 2003. Therefore, a at City Hall thought it was a good idea to full-time resident can go two tax years close Periwinkle Way for tree trimming on without the 3 percent cap. the same day that Middle Gulf Drive was Now let's look at "most people's" and closed for repaying? "Only some people's." To receive the Why didn't the city council wait until 3)25,000 homestead exemption and be cov- February to shut down the only two roads ered by the 3 percent cap, you must be a through the island? Then they could have registered voter, or make a Declaration of irritated 20,000 tourists instead of only Dormcile (for non-U.S. Citizens). There irritating the hundreds who live and/or are at least 6,336 Sanibel residential prop- work here year round. erty owners (source: COTI Survey—this is This summertime foul up may be the a low number as an owner of multiple just results of electing a snowbird as vice mw,ss For information regarding reprints of photos in the properties was counted once); there are mayor. But aren't you happy today know- 4,704 registered voters (source' Lee ing that the mayor works for free? If we ^||||j|<:aptiva;te/a/i(/e/'or Shopper's Guide, call (941) 472-5185. County Board of Elections). Undei the were paying for this quality of leadership, ^^^ i h most conservative assumptions that 1) a refund would certainly be appropriate , call (941)472-1587. there are 6,336 properties with only one Bob Laswell t Sanibel ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 Q 11 m i e 1 i n
New child care center opens Yoga for seniors Beach walks are on The 12th Edison Community College's child care Eleanor Horowitz, a certified Kripalu yoga Tarpon Bay Recreation offers naturalist-led center, a 10,000-square-fopt facility for ages 1 to teacher and certified holistic nurse, teaches walks every Friday at the Perry Tract portion of 5, opened this week under the direction of Child "chair yoga" for one hour sessions with medita- the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Care of Southwest Florida. Classrooms are tion every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Walks begin at 8:30 a.m. and last two hours, staffed with degreed teachers and assistants. Computer classes begin week of Sept. 10 Info 472-8900 The center is on campus. Call ECC at 278-0160.
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•«ANNIEJ Through members. Info 574- classes May 28 until $7 for non-members. County Animal Services Aug. 25, Wednesday 0807 June 8; Mondays and Info 472-2155 holds a Hurricane through Sunday with Wednesdays in August) Preparedness Pet Clinic, selected matinees at Shorelines Discovery Fitness classes cost $6 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its the Broadway Palm YOUTH DANCE Walk 9 a.m. every for SCA members and $7 shelter, 5600 Banner Dinner Theatre, 1380 Dance Studio at BIG Thursday atSCCF for non-members. Drive, Fort Myers. Colonial Blvd. at Arts with Vanessa Nature Center parking Info 472-2155 LAST CHANCE! JT Veterinarians will pro- IRoyal Palm Square. ' Stacker starts Aug. 14 area to learn about the • PILATES MAT Smith's "Funny Money" vide low cost vaccina- Tickets; $20-to $39i ' and Aug. 16: Beginning forces that shaped this CLASS Tuesdays and by Ray Cooney at the tions, including rabie Info (941) 278-4422 ballet, tap and jazz, Aug. gulf chain of barrier Fridays, 9:15 a.m. to Old Schoolhouse Theater shots for $5. Lee County onlexhibits 14 to Dec. 18 (19-week islands. Info 418-2329 10:15 a.m. at the Sanibel closes after its final 8 license tags will be avail- series for $170) for • Tamiami Tale Tellers Community Association, p.m. performance able for $5 and national- •Spirits of Stone at preschool, 2 p.m. to 3 Tell the tales of heros 2173 Periwinkle tonight. Tickets: $20. ly registered microchip Aboriginals; Art Of p.m.; kindergarten and and heroines, sung and Way.Fitness classes cost Info 472-6862 IDs at a discounted cost the First Person dur- 1st grade, 3:45 p.m. to unsung, legendary and $6 for SCA members and PET CLINIC Lee of $15. Info 432-2083 ing August. Carvings 4:45 p.m.; 2nd and 3rd persons of conscience, 7 by renowned Native grade, 4:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the GEM American artists >• p.m. ALSO, Advanced Grand Court, 8351 from the, Zuni and - Dance for girls and College Parkway in Fort ™ „ Navajo nations, dance for boys: Aug. 16 Myers. TTT story-swap Global Electric Motorcars, LLC 2 ' Gallery hours 10 to Dec. 20 (18-week sessions held the third A SubMiay of OclmltrChrytler Corporation *" a,m, to 5 p.m., series for $160): Girls Thursday of each month. Monday to Saturday, advanced class, 3:45 Meetings are free with The GEM Neighborhood! Electric Vehide (NEV) is included in The Tillages 2340 p.m. to 4:45 p.m., with tellers and listeners com- in a classification of federally approved "low speed Periwinkle. Info auditions on Aug. 16; ing out from ages 5 to vehicles" which may now be driven on community streets 395-2200 boy's class, 4:45 p.m. to 95. Info 472-1781 if they meet certain safety criteria, according to a ruling 5:45 p.m. Info 395-0900 • YogaatSCA 9 a.m. • The Sanibel- SIGNAL FLARE Thursdays and 4 p.m. announced in June, 1998 by the National Highway Traffic Ciaptiva Art League DEMO U.S. Coast Tuesdays at the Sanibel Safely Administration. on display at BIG Guard and U.S. Coast Community Association, Art$ Phillips Art Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 2173 Periwinkle Way. Gallery and The 9-10, will hold a signal Fitness classes cost $6 ' Multipurpose LowSpeed Vehicle ' Sanibel Public flare demonstration at : for SCA members and $7 ; engineered far both street arid • Library, both on 8:30 p.m. at Cape Coral for non-members. Info turf: This versatile design "::. Dunlop Road. Info Fishing Pier. Info 482- 472-2155 incorporates a 72 volt DC motor with a microprocessor controller BIG Arts, 395-0900 0488 for superiorperlorrnance with a and library, 472-2483 BOOK GROUP top speed of 25 mites per bairn Friday Length: 126" Height: 71" Width: MEETS Guest speaker 55" Gwrb Weight: 1280 lbs. (with • Florida James Kaserman, author 17 batteries) GVW: 21O0|bs, of "Gasparilla, Pirate Wheelbase; 101" Turning '.•: artistsLarryR* FRIDAY'S BY THE Radius: 12.3' Front Track: 52.5" Forg&rd and Amos Genius," at monthly FOUNTAIN Bob Rear Track; 52.5" ' Miller opening, 5 book group meeting. The inkenbrandt, smooth jazz p.m* to 7 p.m., at group meets at 2 p.m. the guitarist, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. ; • FOUR WHEEL HYDRAULIC ' Alliance for the Arts, third Thursday of each at Bell Towers center : • • ••BRAKES--^:-:->-,v: - :::::::•••'- 10091 McGregor month at Rotino Senior court. Info 278-1221 • FRONT & REAR TURN SIGNALS Blvd., Fort Myers, Center, 5817 Driftwood • ANCHORED, 3-POINT SEAT , BELTS :".:v:•:.:•.••.•:•,:•.//.•:.;•;:. through Aug. 31> Parkway, in Cape Coral. • BEACH WALKS • FULL EXTERIOR LIGHTING Gallery hours, 9 a.m, Info 574-0807 Tarpon Bay Recreation • AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY TINTED • to 5 p.m., Monday to \ULTRASUEDE Special ..'GLASS WINDSHIELD--. offers naturalist-led • WINDSHIELD WIPER Friday; 10 a.m. to 3 guest- Jerry Greenblatt walks every Friday at the • PARKING BRAKE p.m., Saturday* Info and interior designer Perry Tract portion of the • RACK & PINION STEERING 939-2787 Barbara Bell introduce J.N. "Ding" Darling • FRONT WHEEL DRIVE ; v ! microfiber in a kaleido- •REARS, SIDE REFLECTORS National Wildlife • DUAL UPPER & LOWER SAFETY • Teresa Kostrttbala scope of colois with the Refuge. Walks begin at look of suede, 11:30 : HANDLES -.-.-v : : My exhibition at 8:30 a.m. and last two • PROPRIETARY 72 VOLT Bank of the Islands, a.m., at Robb & Stucky's hours. Info 472-8900 INTEGRATED ON-BOARD 1699 Periwinkle Fort Myers Showroom, • PILATES WITH CHARGER WITH CHARGE ' 13170 South Cleveland. -STATUS LED : ; :: Way, of Sanibel artist MARSHA WAGNER at • CONTOURED SEATING WITH Teresa Kostrubala. Info (941) 437-6959, BIG ARTS, 4:30 p.m. to •••;•. 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For more events, check out this website set up for the to the best of scientific ki Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce- By Dawn deBoer significant El Nino event \ Staff writer Atlantic Basin hurricanes In Gray's report, prin Final predictions for this hurricane season — or as increased values were war or log on to the Island Reporter website at predictable as science can be on the unpredictable atures and continued sig nature of storm activity — are out before the eye of unlikely. the storms actual hit. The update came on tin This week the National Hurricane Center in of hurricane season urn Miami forecast for Floridians and their snowbird November with two of til counterparts. Last week, international tropical ready a reality: Tropical meterologist Dr. William Gray released his final heavy June rains to Texas, BARBER ON PREMISES! s 12 storms report. An atmospheric scientist and professor' at FACIALS! western Florida Panhandle m 7jjurricanes Colorado State University, this people's hurricane Storm formations peak guru has led fundamental research into the develop- September with a dramatic • Special • m -' 3 major or ; ment of hurricanes since the 1960s to develop a fol- October. Exceptions rule, I Reg $47 Now $40 I lowing among coastal residents from Boston to Mitch developing in 1 ^ Good Willi All Thru 8O0/0I I > Intense Galveston and media centers from Nightline to USA Hurricane Lenny as late as Style Cuts $17'Blow Dry $17 Today, even insurance companies. "We've called for 12 s Shampoo and Set 517 • Men's Cut j 13 6 • Body Waxing • Perms & Specialty Perms Gray holds to his pre-season forecast in December thus far, but in our experi • Acrylic & Sculpted Nails MAWX, COLDWELL, AVEDA, PAULMITCHELL Hurricanes which forsaw 12 named storms, 7 hurricanes and anything about the overa! OPEN Mon.-Fri. 9-5 three major or intense Category-3 hurricanes for a correlation has ever been 2248 PERIWINKLE WAY IN SANIBEL SQUARE 472-2425 slightly above-average hurricane season. His num- season storms and what m bers increased slightly in April's update and again in son." June's, but left his research team convinced that a The June 7 report saw !
CONSTRUCTION CO. Michael J.Valiauette : Agency's new publication goes online to combat health disparities GENERAL CONTRACTOR VOTED BEST HOME BUILDER ON By Dawn deBoer tion and scientific discoveries , SANIBEL &CAPTIVA ISLAND FOR 2001 Staff writer incoming statewide are made avail- Via the Web New Home Building Full service contractor Two weeks online is a new health able not only for health care profes- Florida Health Stat, the latest Renovations Design Sen/ice Available care publication by Florida's Agency sionals and providers but for com- addition of "Shining Examples" (9ai)fl72-0200 sanlbel, Florida emphasizes health care solutions that LICENSE #CGCO56V09 for Health Care Administration out munities. Such findings as common to spotlight specific programs of diseases which appear at a higher can be duplicated effectively by oth- Sanibel individuals, groups and organiza- propensity within different popula- ers. Healthy Habits Redeemable tions solving problems that con- tions or areas of the state go online to Coupons program shows a way to Chiropractic tribute to racial and ethnic health dis- supplement Floridians with aware- motivate Floridians to make the time Call Anytime parities in different populations in ness and aid in prevention of the to make use of free health screen- Florida. spread of diseases by knowing the ings. .I.''' 472-0900 This grass-roots program turns to 1717Periwinkle The online publication, "Shining signs and symptoms, said Agency (across from]erry's) Examples," follows a specialized analyst John Tillery. area businesses for donations of survey recently completed by the goods and services from free mani- DR. DAREN FITZPATRICK Articles make community aware- Agency for hospitals, nursing homes ness and outreach issues a No. 1 cures to sporting event tickets for • Headaches • Neck Pain • Backaches and HMOs, which discovered a issue of the state to increase commu- program participants. • Arm/LegPain •Tingling/Numbness number of individualized programs nity use of preventative health care • Go online at the Web site of initated by various institutions to services with focus on program eval-
Hurricane basics Light winds, moist air, warm, tropi- cal waters — out of this mix of condi- tions, phenomenonal winds, waves and rams come It's a recipe that's good to know if only to know when to get out of the cook's way. In weather talk, it's the making of a tropical cyclone in the oven of a low- pressure system. Thundeistormi. are on hand, and, in the Northern Hemisphere, ground winds take to a counterclock- wise swirl Three vanetics can be had out of thus ~ mild, hot or hot and spicy The milder ot the three is a tropical depiession, an ordeily cloud system of thundci Moi nu with a defined .suiface circulation and sustained 33-knot winds blowing at iy r least 38 miles pei hour or less. \ " *W'- / V' fe A tiopical storm is a strongei mass of the same, sustaining greater winds up to 73 mph with flooding a potential fallout ;-; ol its couise The hurricane is. intense mcane Leu Wheie the depression and stoim aie organized systems of clouds, accompa- nied by thunderstorms, the hurricane is a tropical weather system m itself — " ^r^ij^"/-!^:^: well-defined and poweied by 64-knot winds gustmg at 74 mph. Wind-strength deOties these storms from a low-winded Category 1 to a Photo National Humcane Center high-winded Category 5, The stormier Tropical Storm Allison winds of tiopical storm cyclones are named from one of six lists of names for licted son with five of the last six seasons higher-than-average chances of making landfall. these storms Each list alternates — 1997 the exception This year's U S landfall piobability is 69 percent for between male and female names consid- "We will see above-average one or more Category 3 to Category 5 hurricanes hit- ered easily remembered to avoid confu- lowledge activity, especially compared with ting the U.S. coast — 17 peicent higher than last cen- sion and differentiate when tiopical the long-term downturn in activity tury's average. For the Florida peninsula and U S. cyclones, pop op at the same time. Each experienced during the quarter cen- East Coast, landfall probability is 50 percent — up vith its inhibiting effect on list is recycled every six years, names tury period of 1970-94," Gray said 19 percent fiom the century's average. A 39 percent delisted after pairing with a deadly would not occur this yeai The long-term average for seasonal activity, based probability registers for the Florida Panhandle west- lary factors for August's storm foice on the years 1950-90, includes 9 3 named storms, 5 8 ward to Brownsville. For 2001, Allison and Barry has n Atlantic surface temper- hurricanes and 2 2 intense hurricanes While not Accoiding to the report, the United States has yet ns that an El Nino was come and gone Yet to come, Chantal, extieme m number, Gray said a noted trend of hum- to feel the full effects of this increased activity, Dean, Erin, Felix, Gabrtelle, Humberto, cane activity continues on a multidecadal upswing despite veiy active humcanes since 1995 While Ins and Terry i heels of the official start Atmosphenc conditions tnggenng this year's only three Categoiy-3 to Category-5 humcanes lei* watch now through above-average numbers include waimer-than-noi- made U S landfall between 1995 and 2000, 23 weie eM storms predicted all mal Atlantic sea-surface tempeialuies, likely lower- lecoided in the Atlantic Basin which spans the Noith stoims Allison biought than-average tiopical Atlantic surface piessuie, no Altantic, Canbbean Sea and Gulf ol Mexico Repoit and Bany blew across the sign of a significant El Nino effect and scientific evi- numbeis log a one-in-three hit normal last week dence foi an active multidecadal era of mcieased By this ratio, seven or eight majoi humcanes frtjm mid-August to eaily tropical storm-hurricane activity should have come ashore during the last six seasons. drpp to neai none by mid- New to the team's reseaich this year is landfall Giay determined atypical positioning of upper-level of couise, with Hurricane predictions for a specific month An August predic- troughs along the East Coast dunng the height of ate October 1999 and tion scheme by team member Eric Blake devised recent hurricane seasons pushed the big ones away late November with considerable accuiacy hmdcast studies match- fiom the states. toijtns and have seen two ing observed past events given known data ot the last Gray forecast a big difference to the next few ence that doesn't suggest 50 years The additional scheme can add to and decades is the rising threat of multidecadal climate I season," Gray said "No improve full-season predictions, said Blake, who change, the result of stronger ocean currents redis- established between early successfully forecast last year's August activity tributing heat energy across a wider span of the far ight occur later in the sea- using this method North Atlantic for an upsurge in storm activity. Readings for this month call for three named .lrtilanties likely this sea- storms, one hurricane and one major hurricane with I> See Nature, page 17
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SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MacKenzie Hall) 800 DUNLOP ROAD AUGUST 21, 2001
AGENDA
9:00 A.M. 1. Call to Order
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. (Councilman Harrity)
Proclamations and Announcements
Announcement by Rob Loflin, Natural Resource Director regarding $150,000 from Florida Recreation and Development Department of the Department of the Environmental Protection Agency for the Sanibel Gardens Restoration Project.
Employee of the Quarter Announcement by Mayor Theiss.
Public Comments on items not on the Agenda (Maximum time allotted, 20 minutes, with a limitation of 5 minutes per speaker.)
Council Comments.
6. Public Hearing: (a) Public Hearing for all taxpayers in the Phase IIA Rabbit Road Sewer Expansion Area of its intent to use the Uniform Method of Collection to bill the special assessment, transmission main and connection fees on all property within the assessment area for the purpose of the Sanibel Sewer System Expansion Project ft Phase IIA Rabbit Road. The Lee County Tax Collector will be responsible for collection of these assessments and fees under this method.
7. CONSENT AGENDA (ANY PERSON MAY REQUEST THAT COUNCIL REMOVE AN ITEM FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA FOR DISCUSSION BY NOTIFYING THE CITY MANAGER/CITY CLERK, OR A COUNCIL MEMBER, PRIOR TO THE MEETING)
(a) Approval of Minutes - May 01, 2001 Regular meeting. (b) Approval of a RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ACCEPTING A BILL OF SALE AND GRANT OF WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM EASEMENT AND RELATED FIXTURES FROM LONG ACRE LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., FOR THE WASTEWATER SYSTEM; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (c) Approval of a RESOLUTION OPPOSING THE ISSUANCE OF NEW OIL AND GAS LEASES ASSOCIATED WITH OFFSHORE DRILLING ACTIVITIES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO. (d) Award bike path repair contract to Better Roads, Inc. in the amount of $37,255 and a completion time of 45 days. (e) Approval of a RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 401 (A) ACCOUNT WITH THE INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS! ASSOCIATION; (ICMA); AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (f) Approval of CHRIs recommendations for maximum income limits, rent ranges and point system for the BMRH program. (g) Approval of a RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISED HISTORICAL COMMITTEE FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR 2000-2001; APPROVING BUDGET AMENDMENT NO. 2001-02 AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (h) Approval of a request by Robert Pritt, Esquire to waive the conflict of interest in his representation of CHR regarding the recommendations pursuant to the management comments from the Cityis auditors. CO Approval of the continuation of the Cityis Community Development Block Grant agreement with Lee County.
8 OLD BUSINESS Consideration of a proposal to close Nerita Street to through traffic. (Bruce Rogers, Planning Director)
9. APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS, COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS (a) Approval of a RESOLUTION APPOINTING MEMBERS TO THE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
10. NEW BUSINESS (a) Report regarding difference in the method of calculation of Sewer Assessment for Phase I and Phases II A&B. (b) Consideration of a request from the Planning Commission that City Council initiate a review of the Cityis Land Development Code regarding the size and impact of large houses. (c) Approval of a RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANIBEL SITTING AS THE SANIBEL EQUALIZATION BOARD; EQUALIZING AND APPROVING A PRELIMINARY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM PHASE IIB EXPANSION PROJECT; PROVIDING FOR PREPARATION AND FILING OF A FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SAME; PROVIDING FOR CONFIRMATION OF THE PROJECT AND ASSESSMENT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (d) Approval of a RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANIBEL MAKING A DETERMINATION OF THE PROPERITY AND ADVISABILITY OF FUNDING A PORTION OF THE SANIBEL SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEM PROJECT BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT; SAID PROJECT TO BE REFERRED TO AS THE iSANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM PHASE IIB EXPANSION PROJECT!; MAKING A FINAL DECISION TO LEVY THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (e) Approval of final design for Periwinkle Way reconstruction between Meridian Drive and Palm Ridge Road.
11. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT. (a) Report regarding Sundial Resort violations as it relates to rental of bicycles. (City Manager) (b) Report regarding the financial viability of the Florida Municipal Insurance Trust (FMIT). (c) Report regarding Amendment I of the State Revolving Fund Loan Agreement No.CS120835060. (d) Report regarding the scheduling of the Hurricane Seminar at the Sundial Resort, June 15th. (e) Report regarding redesigning the reception desk
12. CITY ATTORNEYS REPORT.
13. COUNCILMEMBERS' REPORT.
14. Public Comment.
15. ADJOURNMENT.
IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE BY THE COUNCIL ON ANY MATTER 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 IS TO BE BASED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, PERSONS NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDTNr wm CONTACT INTERIM CITY MANAGER O. SAM ACKLEY NO LATER THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. TELEPHONE 941-472-3700 FOR ASSISTANCF IF IMPAIRED, TELEPHONE THE FLORIDA RELAY SRVICE NUMBERS, 800-955-8771 (TDD) OR 800-955-8770 (VOICE). ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 • 15 island life Floss silk tree puts on dazzling show in foil Dear Ron: While driving through a brown pods, burst open, sending showers ized. They should be watered every two or Fort Myers neighborhood just off of floss into the air. Dear Ron: My son recently brought three days in the summer and a couple of McGregor Boulevard a couple of weeks In its native lands, in fact, the floss is me some interesting potted plants called times a week in the winter. They should be ago, we came across a very used commercially to stuff Mexican petunias. They have beautiful fed a well-balanced fertilizer, preferably interesting tree which I pillows and mattresses. blue flowers and have made a wonderful one that has a time-release composition, in since learned is called a A member of the addition to my patio. Can you tell me the summer and fall. floss silk tree. Bombacaceae family, the more about these plants? Can you tell me what , • v floss silk tree has a stout — B.J., Fort Myers Beach .. Dear Ron: I never thanked you for you know about this tree trunk and branches that are your advice about our marvelous gumbo and whether I ought to green when they emerge and Dear B.J.: I can understand why you limbo. It's such a treasure that I get con- consider planting one? are often covered with like these plants so much. Also called cerned when it droops and drops its — S.O., Cape Coral spines that can be brushed Mexican bluebells, the Ruellia brittoni- leaves. off — or left to harden, anas are truly showy plants that produce Thanks for reassuring us that it would Dear S.O.: The floss silk which gives the tree an glorious petunia-like blossoms. The color revive. It has, anji once again looks ter- tree is a botanical delight interesting studded look. varies from light blue when the plant is that puts on a dazzling show rific. We appreciate your column and The leaves Of the floss placed in the full sun to a deep, near-pur- your consistently good advice. in autumn with its large silk are palmate, meaning ple blue in shifting shade. clusters of showy, lily-like they're, made up of five to — J.F^Sanibel pink blossoms and makes a seven leaflets that are The upright-growing plants produce nice shade tree for medium- coarse-textured and medium their blooms at the ends of tall, sparsely Dear J.F.: You're quite welcome. I'm sized landscapes —- except Island to dark green in color. foliated stems that remind a lot of another glad your gumbo limbo tree is doing so during the brief period it Though not tolerant of Mexican plant, the Mexican milkweed — well. .. " ••'.;; loses its leaves each year Gardening direct salt sprays, the floss which bears bright yellow and orange during the flowering cycle. silk tree is adaptable to flowers. ' .'•••.:. • , (Ron Sympson is a licensed landscape ' If. you-decide to plant your Mexican contractor Erick Lindblad, executive director of City issues divides Captivans that we're incorporating-—have we had the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation With a whopping early August turnout the last word on that?" asked Robert Foundation, said somehow Floridians of more than 50 Captivans at last week's Rauschenberg, the world-renowned artist have to strike a balance between tourism public forum to discuss the future gover- who has lived on Captiva for about 30 and the type of environment tourists nance survey results, attendees voiced years. desire. many concerns about moving ahead with Rec survey analysis released "Sometimes I think the tourist industry plans to incorporate. After members of the pushes environmentally oriented tourism CCA's Governance Assessment While an analysis of a recreation without thinking about what it takes to add Committee and CCA Administrator Paul department survey reveals that the majori- to and maintain the natural environment," Garvey presented survey results showing ty of residents think the department is he said. that 67 percent of respondents favored doing a good job, 58 percent feel that the incorporation, people in the audience department, which includes city beaches, One year ago, questioned the urgency to become a city. the senior center, the historical village and Aug. 17,2000 "All the conversation so far suggests the recreation complex, needs to increase that decision has already been decided and its visibility and public relations activities. : . Photo courtesy of Ed Brown here, and that's 49.9 percent New gallery opens on Under the big play Jimmy Buffett." Catch North Captiva Keith Coley of Punta Gorda, aqua top poolside, through August. "Watercdlors by Edward The seats fill up. A cooling Brown" clicks with a different "This is my island in the sun, breeze blows through. Live image on North Captiva — color built for me by my father's music brings the bathers to the photography. Framed and matted hand; all my days I'll sing you bar with the strum of a guitar . in rich aqua blues and peaches, praise ..." HARRYBELAFONTE . . "come Monday, it will be all the photo eye of this Tampa OLD JAMACIAN FOLK SONG right.", artist, island photographer with Most aren't ready for- ABC. News, sets up shop above By Dawn deBoer Monday to come yet, but there . the Mango Restaurant at the Staff writer may never be that old Monday North Cuptiva Island Club, feeling again with a getaway Marina exhibits appear now Nestled conveniently bet- like this to run off to come and again on sunny afternoons, ween the club's two pools, the Sunday. It's a day not to worry reminiscent of the riverfront dis- guitar plays on. It's Sunday much about anything but send- plays of French Quarter artists in afternoon at North Captiva Photo courtesy of Ed Brown ing a coconut telegram. Ole N'Orleans. Often enough, Island Club, where harmonicas Hidden Cove bar with pool-side dining and hotel- In a nice break from routine, you might catch the photographer come out under straw hats to make a run for North Captiva himself on his Sea Ray or in his play with the splash of water. style bathhouse equipped with sauna and whirlpool nearby. Island Club. Captiva Cruises gallery a( work with recent Weekend specials with T- leaves from McCarthy's footage of the islands. shirts and prizes and Gosling's another club special. A pool- seafood from salmon to tuna to Marina on Captiva. "I take a lot of photographs, rum for "$4 and keep the glass" the meatier in steaks and prime Head off the night before to and have a lot of fun," says keeps the day in high spirits. side menu is there to please and appease the afternoon appetite rib with locally grown organic catch the sunset, somewhere, Brown of his. weekend stays on- Go sunny or go wild of go without being too hard or vegetables and island tropical and stay overnight —- Cabbage island here taking in local fishers, Caribbean and never leave the heavy on anybody laid out in fruits. Ask for Mango's Kenny Key, Useppa, Bokeelia, anchored sailboats out of Safety water. Either way you decide to the sun. . • Rodriguez to get the inside Pineland, Matlacha Pass, then Harbor and island standards like . go, a little Jimmy Buffett with a Daytime's lighter fare from scoop. trip on over to the club by Ralph,- the boaj captain on Island like-similar voice sings you Caesar salad to crab burritos, "There's a Southwest morn. It's a special place just Charters, bundled on a winter along to a cheeseburger in par- while dinners serve up fresh Florida requirement to play for you to wind the day away run. • • . . • - adise, or a chicken fajita, down in well-deserved style. . He's with, camera in hand by dawn, clickirigirithe early mom- ing light. "You, get the prettiest art before the sun rises and after the sun sets," he says of dramatic island clouds and sky colors of At the Island Reporter, magenta and purple. If you can't find something here you like, we focus on the business of news. you're not looking. — Dawn deBoer 16 • Week of Aug. 16-22,2001 • ISLAND REPORTER island REPORTER J \ Tl TV Guide 21 CHH Listings for the 23 CNN Headline News 32 The Weather Cbanuel Week of 39 UTV [Visitors Television) Aug. 16-22,2001 4? C-SPAN Week 50 C-SPAN2 FRIDAY PRIME TIME AUGUST 17, 2001 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 CSD NBC News News Wheel Jeopardyl Dateline NBC (cc) (S) Law 8c Order: Spec. News Tonight MANATEE (XI PBS World News NewsHour Wash. Rukeyser Evening at Pops Rock & Roll (cc) (S) Charlie Rose (cc) GD FOX Friends Friends Frasier Seinfeld NFL Preseason Football (Live) (cc) (S) News (cc) From page 5 GD CBS News (cc) News Inside EXTRA Diagnosis Murder That's Life (cc) 48 Hours (cc) (S) News (cc) Letterman 3D WB Date Spin City Carey Carey Sabrina Sabrina Nikki (cc) Nikki (cc) Date Heart Spin City Smarts C2D ABC Mews (cc) News ET Hollyw'd Funny Home Videos Be a Millionaire 20/20 (cc) News (cc) Nightline "We do not believe the best way to approach this is a 8S TNN Real TV Real TV MAD TV MAD TV Miami Vice (cc) (S) Auto Racing ASA AC/Lleico Series. (Live) (S) MAD TV blanket moratorium on all development in Florida or SS TLC Trading Spaces (cc) Seek Noah's Flood Bad Drivers Mummies Ancient Apocalypse Bad Drivers some magic number of slips or boats," said Hamilton of (iS HBO Movie: ** Paradise (cc) (Sj Movie: ** The Replacements (cc) ~m Movie: * # Double Bana (oc) ($) QB SHOW Movie: Remo Williams: Advonturo Begins Movie: Snow in August (cc) (S) Stargate SG-1 (cc) Go/Calif. C. Isaak the more preferred method by the Service to target '1fi1 WGN Full H'se Prince Matters Susan Movie: ** Waiting for Quftman (co) (S) News (cc) (S) Heat of the Night enforcement actions and resources in areas of the highest HO) FAM Time Boss? Step/Step State ... David Blalne: Magic [Scariest Places on Earth (S) The 700 Club (cc) activity on the water for the recovery of the species. 221 USA Walker, Te> . 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Court N'Radio Law & Order (cc) Biography (cc) Movie:** Guilty By Suspicion Law & Order (cc) well into the future." ran TDO Australia: Picture The Ultimate Guide Air Safety: Learning Big Tooth The FBI Files Justice Files ® NICK Thorn. |CatDog Arnoldl Rugrats Rugrats Parents Inv. ZIM Rkt Pr Brothers [Brothers Brady Brady Analytical research (34) MTV Kiss/Tell Spyder Celeb. D'thmatch D'thmatch D'thmatch Special MTV Special (S) Spyder Undress Scientific data used by the Service to formulate sta- 135] ESPN SportsCenter (Live) WNBA Basketball (Liv 3) (cc) WNBA Basketball (Liv?) (cc) SportsCenter (Live) (37) TBS Roseanne Roseanne Prince Prince Movlo; *** Wolf (WB4, Horror) , . Movie: *** Steel Magnolias (10;'W) tistical analysis for the final guidance plan registered (3D MAX Movie IWovte; CftaIn a1 Qammand Wtovte; *** Pitta! Attraction (cc) (S) . Movies ** Dmtrtdlitton Man (cc) (S) collision with boats historically the greatest cause of (SS) m Fashion E! News E! 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Blood Hed Movlo: World Is Not Enough (cc) focusing the interim guidance on enforcement, because that's what's at play today." SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 18, 2001 USFWS Field Supervisor Jay Slack said the Service 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 has worked on this law enforcement initiative for sever- CMJ NBC Paid Prg. Wall St. Today (cc) (S) News News City Guys About Us Just Deal al years to see the highest manatee mortality rate because 3D PBS Arthur Caillou PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch (cc) (S) Food Italian J. Child Cooking of boat strikes two years ago — 86 manatees struck. 33 FOX Paid Prg. Paid Prg. House Paid Prg. Luchador. Rangers Big Guy Digimon Spider Digimon Rangers Kong (cc) GD CBS Paid Prg. Paid Prg. Lit. Bear Dora ... Blue's Little Bill The Saturday Early Show (cc) (S) Franklin Kipper "We saw the number drop to 78 in a mere year when GD WB Paid Prg. Paid Prg. Clueless Paid Prg, Pokemon Cardcap. J. Chan X-Men . 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Free, but $5 appraisal Service, Terry Park, 3410 Palm Beach Blvd., Fort togiapher, in portrait characterizations of multination- fee. Info 573-3123 Myers. Info 936-5748 al people. Meet the photographer, noon to 4 p.m., BLUEGRASS The 10th Annual "Mid-Summer and hear the stories behind the faces. Info 936- Celebration" in honor of Southwest Florida's rainy every week 8541, Ext. 288 season, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., at Lee County Manatee Park • PILATES MAT CLASS Tuesdays and Fridays, THEATRE CONSPIRACY Open auditions, noon in Fort Myers, State Road 80 (Palm Beach 9:15 a.m. to 10.15 a.m. at the Sanibel Community to 2 p.m., at the Foulds Theatre, Lee County Alliance Boulevard), 1.5 miles east of Interstate 75 at Exit No. Association, 2173 Periwinkle WayJFitness classes for the Arts, for the production of "Lysistrata" by 25. Cost: $5. Lawn chairs and coolers_OK, but no cost $6 for SCA members and $7 for non-members. Aristophanes, adapted by Edison Community College alcohol or pets. Info 432-2004 - Info 472-2155 Professor Richard D. Westlake. Bring a picture, •YOGA AT SCA 4 p.m. Tuesdays and9a.m resume and be prepared for cold readings. Thursdays at the Sanibel Community Association, Perfoimances run 8 p.m., Oct. 1 to Oct. 21 on Monday 2173 Periwinkle Way. Fitness classes cost $6 foi SCA Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays with 2 p.m. members and $7 for non-members. Info 472-2155 Sunday matinees. Tickets: $26, adults; $7, students. 20 Info 936-3239 IOF The Independent Order of Foresters/IOF, Court AWARDS BANQUET The Sixth Annual "Do the Lori 1600, holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 Wednesday Right Thing" regional awards banquet at 6 p.m. at p.m. at the Salvation Army Center, 10291 McGregor the Harborside Convention Center in downtown Fort Blvd., Fort Myers. Refreshments will be served after 22 Myers. Keynote speaker is former U.S. Attorney the meeting. Info 995-8868 LIBRARY BOOK GROUP Discusses "Galileo's General Janet Reno. Info 477-1175 Daughter" by Dava Sobel, 2 p.m., at the Sanible BALLET AUDITIONS South Florida Optimist Public Library. Info 472-2483 Performing Arts Club holds its annual auditions for • PILATES WITH MARSHA WAGNER at BIG FINANCIAL SEMINAR AARP Women's classical ballet training scholarships, 10 a.m., at ARTS, 5:30 p m. to 6:30 p.m. Four-week series: $55 Financial Information Program with Lee Conger on Gulfshore Ballet, 2155 Andrea Lane, C-5, South Fort Info 395-0900 "Smart Women Finish Rich" at a luncheon meeting. Myers. Students ages 8 and up are eligible to audi- • COMMUNITY SHELLCRAFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 Info 473-5743 tion. There is no audition fee Students auditioning p.m. every Monday at the Sanibel Community MOTE MARINE TRIP Deadline today! for Island may also sign up for master classes. Info E-mail Association, 2173 Periwinkle Way. Seniors' trip to Mote Marine Laboratory and [email protected] • FITNESS WITH CARLA Low-impact aerobics Aquarium in Sarasota, departing by motorcoach at DANCE WORKSHOP South Florida Performing Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Admission: $25. Info 472-5743 Arts Club presents ballet technique, repertoire, into to 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Association, 2173 flamenco and intro to modern and salsa classes, 11:15 Periwinkle Way. (No classes May 28 until June 8; a.m. to 4:15 p.m. at Gulfshore Ballet, 2155 Andrea Mondays and Wednesdays in August) Fitness classes • LIBRARY BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Meets Lane, Fort Myers. Info 472-5743 cost $6 for SCA members and $7 for non-members. on the fourth Wednesday of each month year round at Info 472-2155 2 p.m. in the Sanibel Public Library's first floor meeting room. Info 472-2483 Sunday • FITNESS WITH CARLA Low-impact aerobics Tuesday Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:30 a.m. to 19 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Association, 2173 INDOOR GARTENFEST German American 22 Periwinkle Way. (No classes May 28 until June 8; Social Club of Cape Coral opens its doors at 12:30 GOLF TOURNAMENT Sanibel Court at The Mondays and Wednesdays in August) Info 472-2155 p.m. with music by Trump Accords, half-mile west of Lakes holds Alzheimer's golf tournament benefit, Chiquita Boulevard on Pine Island Road, S.R. 78. 8:30 a.m. at San Carlos Golf Club, 7420 Constitution WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME AUGUST 22, 2001 wmm Ufeily Icijw rhe West Wing fee) Law & Order (cc) Live From Lincoln Center (S) American High (cc) Charlie Rose (cc) Big Brother 2 (cc) 19th Annual Miss Teen USA Pageant Barbara B. 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(800) SEE- consider selling separately. and front desk. Training. Free Booklet. experience required. Better Roads shipping W.A.C. 18" Dish. $300. LEGAL, (800) 733-5342 24 hrs Serious inquries only. Ask for Bill Tolls paid. www.freedomshines.com Inc. 567-2231. EOE DFWP free programming w/ purchase of (850) 980-0066 Call 472-3382 (800)311-6142 NFL Sunday Ticket. Details; call DIVORCE $175.00 'COVERS chil- GET HIRED!! GET TRAINED! Get (800) 859-0440 dren, property division, name ••Patent Your Idea & Make A Attention New Party Plan, featuring Work from Home. $25 - $85. per paid! Hiring 250 Drivers in your www 4-DIRECTV com change, military, missing spouse, Fortune!!" l-did-it, so can you!! pottery, framed art, candles, met- hour, part/full time, 1-888-288-7124 area! 14 day CDL Training etc. Only one signature required. Easy "how-to* instuctions. Send als and morell No inventory, no Available. 100% Finacing •Excludes govt. fees, uncontested. $10.00, Check/MO to: Michael delivery, no territories!' High com- Available! Call (800) 380-0820. OFFICE/REST. & Paperwork done for you. (800) Edwards/Patent Attack, P.O. Box missions, recruiting over-rides. MEDICAL/HEALTH Exp'd drivers (800) 958-2353 522-6000. B. Divorced 214277, South Daytona, FL, PT/FT, set own hours. Carolyn 1- 888-781-7019. HELP WANTED STORE EQUIP. 32121 WANTEDTTOTIUY MERCHANT ^CREDIT ^CARD FINANCIAL. Computer / internet users wanted to machines with large supply of work on-line. $25-$125 per hour. paper rolls. Like new! Verifone Training provided, bonuses. Free Trans 330 Terminal and SERVICES GENERAL A HOT NEW Verifone Printer 250. Cost new vacations. Bi-hngual needed MEDICAL CAREER!!! www web-freedom.com • • •TOP-DOLLAR* •• $650. Sell $350. Punta Gorda FAST CASH" FOR HOME OWN- HELP WANTED Become A CNA/HHA. _ (Firm) (941) 5054101 ERS $15,000? Pay $94 81*/ mo! PHLEBOTOMY .••••• PAID*. •••:.•• $50,000? Pay $316,037 mo! The Sanctuary Golf Club Classes forming now! for all Photography Equipment,] $70,000? Pay $442 45'/ mol Debt is now hiring full-time Call '. (Nikon, Canon, Minolta, Pentax,! LAWN &1SARDEN consolidation, cash out Home Golf Maintenance positions. Training Resources K-Flashes, ETC.) We; Buy-Sell-j improvement, no one is faster than No experience necessary, 2000 "Trade, We Make Housecalls!!!, EQUIPMENT Global Consultants' Closings excellent starting wages WANTED: A Non-Profit State IhFocus Photography & Camera1 arranged in 24 hours. Call (877) & benefits package, including Approved School Store. 12155 Metro Pkwy, Suite 1J 536-3483 ext 1000 Today I Reg. health Insurance & paid tolls. QUICK TOES, 941-458-5995 FM, 11-1PM &• 2-6PM M-F, 941- Mtg/ Broker, NY-CT-FL Banking Interested in seasonal hires SALESMAN'S 768-0103 Email: depts. Loans thru 3rd party or permanent employee applicants. MOUTH, HOME TRAVEL WATERFRONT GENERAL REAL REAL ESTATE VACATION FURBISHING Two LTU Airlines, round trip tickets PROPERTY ESTATE RENTALS from Ft. Myers to Germany. Good Furniture+: Thomasville sofas. for one year. $1500., OBO. Call A real estate investor is liquidating 4 Chatuge Lake, N.C. Mountain Log Tables. Chairs. "2" Walls of 945-0575. waterfront condos Two have Home. All wood interior w/Lofl, ATRIUM Drapes. Cornice. Secretary dock space. Two are town home stone fireplace, beautiful mountain Exclusive Gulf front condo resi- Dining room table/6 chairs. Buffet. style. All have outstanding water ANDi lot with mountain and lake views. dence. Two week minimum. AVAIL- King/twin beds Bedding. DOMESTIC AUTO views. $69,650. to $119,650. Completely furnished, deed ABLE NOW. (60S) 363-7669. Dressers. Night stands. Lamps. Seller financing possible. restricted community, city water, Oil painting. Pictures. Decorative (941)410-4303 near Georgia State Line. 828-389- Items. Vacuum. Etc. 472-1853 3399 CHEVY BERETTA DIRECT GULF FRONT 1996 Colorado Ranch CLOSEOUT SALE 60,000 MILES ACREAGE 35 Ac - $79,900 Just 1 hour to SPECTACULAR VIEWS! GOOD DEALS! V6 AUTOMATIC Colorado Springs. Owner must Full-size FUTON $75. COLD A/C REALTY sell last 5 properties at unbeliev- TWO BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS. CHERRY-MAHOGANY: AM/FM CASSETTE able prices! 360" views of the Coffee table, ABS AND AIRBAG Acreage UPPER CAPTIVA Rockies. Very private, minutes to WEEKLY RENTALS. High-back couch table, WHITE EXT/GREY INT 1,000's acres of BLM land. Call Two wicker-seat dining chairs. NEVER DAMAGED ISLAND Red Creek Ranch toll- free (877) Call Dawn ORIGINAL OWNER 676-6367 (630) 377-8078 472-8066 EXCELLENT CONDITION! $6400 OBO SALES AND RENTALS 941-225-1316 Escape the Florida head TEN- NESSEE LAKEFRONT $59,900. A Brand New Queen Mattress Set. "JOSE'S HIDEAWAY LOT" Spectacular waterfront acreage POINTE SANTO Never been used, still in plastic. STUNNING VIEWS with gorgeous mountain/ laka- Firm Quilted Top. Full Warranty. DE SANIBEL 300' TO THE BEACH views. In the cool mountains close Cost $570., sell $199. 941-594- SPORTS & to Nashville! An upscale lakefront 9369 or 941-860-3999. $195,000 LUXURIOUS community: country water, under- GULF FRONT IMPORTS ground utilities, excellent financ- PENTHOUSE CONDO. Honda Accord 1995. Great" running EQUAL HOUSING "JUNGLE TREE HOUSE" ing. Must seel Call now 1 -800- car. New tires, brakes & muffler. WITH PANORAMIC _ 861-LAKE. ABSTRACT OPPORTUNITY 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Have 2 cars - must sell one. WATER VIEWS screened lana! with PAINTINGS _ $9,400 267-7924 GOLF VIEW PARCEL-$29,900. All real estate advertised FROM CROWS NEST. Excape the heat & humidity of spiral staircase to private rooftop sundeck. Patrick McCarthy in this newspaper is CHARMING 2/1 COTTAGE Floridal Beautifully wooded home- subject to the site in cool mountains of western Gorgeous sunrise 4 feet x 5 feet UPORT UTILITY MANY EXTRAS and sunsets. Florida Colors Federal Fair Housing Act SC with spectacular views of 18 of 1638 which makes it $399,000 hole championship golf course. Beautifully decorated $150. each VEHICLES and fully equipped. Three to sell! Ford Bronco 1992 4X4, V8, 106,000 illegal to advertise any Paved rds, water, sewer, utilities, preference, "BAYFRONT HOME" great financing. Golf front lots Call owner. 707-6722 miles, white, excellent condition, Substantial savings. power brakes & steering, 20-mpg, limitation or 3 BR/3-1/2 BATHS available. Call now toll-free (866) discrimination based HARBORSIDE DOCK 334-3253 ext. 118 _$5l60a.Cape_Cqrai573^8_1J_ . (610)664-2371 on race, color, WORLD CLASS VIEWS Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, 1998, religion, sex, LAKE BARGAIN! 3 + ACRES 4x4. Excellent condition, garage handicap, familial status GREAT BAY BEACH $24,900. Free boat slip. Beautifully MEDICAL & kept, 96K miles. $13,900. 543- or national origin, or an $1,150,000 wooded spectacular views, deed- 6928. intention to make such ed access to 35,000 acre recre- HEALTH preference, "GREAT GULF VIEW ational mountain lake In limitation or VERY NEAR TO BEACH" Tennessee - near 18 hole golf SUNSET CAPTIVA RECREATION discrimination. coursel Paved road, utilities, Elegant 3 BR/2BA Home This publication will not FROM perked. Excellent financing. Call in Private knowingly accept any 75X115'HOMESITE now (800) 704-3154, ext 166_ Beachfront Community THREE WHEEL SCOOTER, VEHICLES advertised for real $265,000 Fully furnished. BATTERY OPERATED, Holiday "RamEleTPresidentiafTi 986, estate which is in NC MOUNTAINS BEST BUY! 2CATV's, VCP, 1996, LIKE NEW, 29Ft. Class C, 4.9L diesel. New refndgerator, Onan generator, violation of the law. "ENJOY SUNSETS Bryson City. 6 secluded acres with CD/Stereo, W/D. $1,500. Our readers are hereby stream. Spectacular viewi Paved Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. 574-73S2 microwave. Sleeps 6, good condi- OVER THE PARK" tion, very well kept $12,000 Call informed that all road. 3400' elv, $45,000. Owner Call owner dwellings FROM THIS GORGEOUS financing Call owner (800) 810- 615-371-9029 (941)437-9463 please leave mes- 1590 __sage advertised in this 3 BR/3 BA HOME www.members.home. newspaper are available www arthurwilliams.net net/sallylom on an equal opportunity $645,000 MISCELLANEOUS AUTO & TRUCKS basis. If you feel NEW LAKEFRONT LOG HOME 3.4 FACTOW DIRECT PUOI you have been (941) 472-3000 ac/$69,900. Beautiful lakefront HEATERS: Heatpump, Solar, or PARTS/SUPPLIES discriminated against FAX: parcel w/ new 1500 sq. ft. log OCEAN'S REACH Gas Major brands. New and/ or you may file a home and 200+ ft. of shore on Gulf Front Wanted Junk Car, Truck Motors. complaint by calling (941)472-9635 pristine 50,000 acre Lake Used. Do it yourself or installed. Cast-iron of any kind, Paying Cash One Bedroom Condos The Florida Commission www.islanderrealty.com Cumberland, KY. Paved rd, under- Each accommodates four Free Phone Quotes. (800) 333- •$3.-per 100-Lbs. Also Wanted ground utilities & excellent financ- WARM (9276) Copper, Brass, Aluminum, Free on Human Rights at Non-Smoking 1-800-342-8170 or ing i Toll freel (866) 770-9311 ext. Fantastic View www.solardirect.com Pickup Available for Large JS19 LICJCWC029795 Quantities. Call for details HUD at 1-800-669-9777. FORECLOSED GOV'T HOMESI $0 Beach, pool, tennis, bikes (941)334-1191 For more info please or Low downl Tax repos and bank- Owner: GARAGE CLOSEOUTS W/ call the Lee County ruptcies. HUD, VA, FHA. Low or NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS- 330-788-9329 Financing: 20x21, 2-car garage w/ Office of no downl O.K. Credit. For listings. 6 Acres with new log cabin e-mall:[email protected] 16x7 door; 24x41 pole barn Both POWER BOATS Equal Opportunity (800) 501-1777 ext. 1699 $119,900.3 acres with great views low as $i79/month w/approved 941-335-2267 $15,900. Just minutes to Blue credit, installed. Other sizes avail- RANGER" 17' BASS BOAT Ridge Parkway. Financing w/Trailer, 2 bait wells, trolling _ .able. Call (800J 282-0969 Available. (800) 231-6S08 BOARDWALK TO BEACH motor, Johnson steering, CONDOS FOR 3BR/2BA home. Kilns for sale: Oval 48x 36x 38 rigged. No motor. Must sell!! SALE SMOKEY MTNS. HOMESITES VERY PRIVATE. $1,000 Round 28-1/2X 27 $1200. _$9S0. CaH (941J_621-3136_ GOING FAST! I Estate size home- Fireplace, paddle fans, Round 18x 22 $300. All three sites. Breathtaking views. Pristine screened lanals, BBQ, Sailfish 188 CC, w/100 hp. Yamaha FOR SALE BY $2,000. Also some shelves, posts SUNDIAL river frontage. Edge of IMaitonal heated pool, tennis, bikes. and stilts available. (941) 694- 4 stroke, 2001 model, galvanized Park. Named TN # 1 small town All amenities trailer. Maintenence check done at OWNER GULF FRONT CONDO _0748 For Sale by Owner. Call (800) 628-9073 GREAT RATESIII 20 hrs. Bought new in April. Call owner Cape Coral. Great Price. 3 bedroom, 77,000+ gross rental WOLFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT Illness forces sale. $16,500, 941- WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA 314-842-2147 573-9416 2 bath home with 2 car garage. income yearly. HOME! Buy Direct and save! #2000 (A) Bldg MOUNTAINS. Enjoy cool NC Nice neighborhood, located Mountains and relax. Homes, cab- Commercial/ Home units from behind Coralwood Mall. $94,000. $650,000. $199. Low Monthly Payments Call 732-892-4715 ins acreage. Cherokee Mountain FREE Color Catalog Call TODAY! LOTS FOR SALE Realty Inc. 1285 W. US 64 Beach Front Condo: Two bedroom's plus two baths. (800) 842-1310 Pine Island, Florida. Cherry Estates, Murphy, NC 28906. Call for free www.np.etstan.com Brochure call (800) 841-5868 Washer/dryer. Large kitchen. canal home. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Pool - tennis - bicycles. Now ANCHOR DRIVE enclosed carport, 2 boat lift(holds FOR SALE BY OWNER booking weekly and monthly. 2 boats), new kitchen, partially fur- Owner 330-864-3094 PETS & SUPPLIES nished, roofover. Quick Sale, Full Ownership VACATION Canal Front. $110.000.(941)283-8912 Investment Condo East End. CASAYBEL RESORT RENTALS Near Beach LANDS END NOTICE: Florida Statute 828.29 S.W. Cape. Sands Blvd. 3/2/2 Pool COTTAGE COLONY WEST Home. Built in 1998. 80x150 lot, Unit 128 VILLAGE CONDO states that all dogs & cats $599,000 offered for sale in Florida must lush landscaping, concrete curb- Top Floor SOUTH SEAS RESORT At South Seas Plantation be at least 8 weeks old, have an ing, fenced yard. Sunrise & Sunset Direct Gulf View Homes and Condos 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath GLENN CARRETTA Views. $164,900. 941- 994-0088 On Beach rivate owners Luxury Unit official health certificate signed Broker-Salesperson by a veterinarian, have proper or 941-945-1736. Open Concept Floor Plan September special Fantastic Ocean Views with JNA Monthly Rental Income 51200 weekly Weekly or Monthly Rentals shots and be free from intestinal 1-800-784-2616 & external parasites. In accor- $479,000 -800-227-1783 DISCOUNTS OFF 941-395-3100 (317) 576-9907 SOUTH SEAS RATES dance with this statute, this teamsanibel.com publication will not knowingly !!!!!!ATTENTION!!!!!! Owner 800-897-0288 accept any ads advertising dogs or cats for sale that do not Reach meet these requirements. San Carlos - .27 acre, corner lot. REAL ESTATE Cleared & filled. City water. Beautiful lot on corner of Tahiti More WANTED $65 and Malaga. $23,000. OBO. Call Found puppy, Jim, 941-454-1728 or 941-253- male.very friendly, 8611 People SANIBEL about 6 months old. With Ads on the LOOKING FOR 1-800-SANIBELI INC THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH Neutered, with first shots. Internet CONDO ON BEACH. Sanibel & Captiva Island Accommodations Looking for a good, mmATTENTION!!!!!! www.flguide.com OWNER RESPONSES ONLY — loving home. PLEASE. For only $3 additional 543-2282 S.H.G. Reach When you place an ad c/o Island Reporter 472-5185 P.O. Box 809 SEASONAL RENTALS www.flguide.com Sanibel FL 33957 More Priscilla 1-Z00-727-999? GET LATEST TECHNOLOGY in Murphy, flea/ tick control. Happy Jack The Best Choice of Properties Kennel Spot (TM): More active Sanibel & Captiva RE ALTt ingredient, quicker kill, longer People Available on the Islands residual. Lower price! At Southern With Ads on the CENTRAL A RcsortQuest Company State stores _ www.harjgyjackjnc.corn. Internet RESERVATIONS, INC Looking for a good loving home - www.figuide.com Your ORIGINAL cential reservation service on the islands with TEAMSANIBEL.COM Family of four birds, three male For only $3 additional fl over 5,000 one to seven bedroom homes, condos, cottages, efficiencies cockatiels and one female green 1 cheeked conure with cage 5-1/2' When you place an ad and hotel room , on and off beach. Weekly, daily and monthly rentals ISLAND REAL ESTATE *"""•<"» high x 3'. Travel cage and j "Let us do the searching for you" swing, $250. firm. 549-8756 www.fSguicle.com L Lie. Real Estate Broker, call (800) 325-1352 or 472-0457 22 • Week of Aug. 16-22, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER VACATION APARTMENTS & HOMES FOR SHELL HARBOR SUNDIAL WE LOVE DOGS! ..___RENTALS.__ BEAUTIFUL LUXURIOUS CONDO DUPLEXES FOR RENT CANAL FRONT HOME WITH DIRECT GULF VIEW CUTE COTTAGE: Two bedrooms, two baths DELUXE CONDO Walk to beach. Steps to Beach. RENT Three bedrooms, two baths. plus den. ARE YOUXOOKING FOR GULF FRONT Sleeps six. Two bedrooms, one bath. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. Heated pool. Enclosed porch. AFFORDABLE HOUSING SANIBEL Two weeks minimum. Lanal. Newly Remodeled, ON SANIBEL?? Refurbished and Redecorated in 2001. SECLUDED HIDEAWAY. Photos available. Completely remodeled. MONTHLY OFF-SEASON RATE: WE HAVE 3 bedroom, 2 bath Rent direct from owner Fully equipped/furnished. Redecorated. TWO BEDROOM VACANCIES Washer/dryer. $2,000 Piling Home. and save! Garage. AVAILABLE Large garage/workshop (856) 985-0322 (973) 347-7544 Luxurious resort. GROUND LEVEL HOME: IN THE Amenities include Underneath. Three houses to beach. BELOW MARKET RATE $1300/month. Pools, tennis, HOUSING PROGRAM. . Children's program. Three bedrooms, three baths. $1300/deposit. Large caged pool. APPLICATION REQUIRED. Annual Lease. LOGGERHEAD CAY WEEKLY RATES. ANNUAL LEASE ONLY. CALL OWNER FOR Professionally decorated Available NOW. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION in 2000. NO PETS. Located at ' STEPS TO BEACH DIRECT GULF FRONT SPECIAL SUMMER/FALL RATES. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, 888-278-9604 MONTHLY OFF-SEASON RATE: 3008 Poinciana Circle BEACH COTTAGE $2,250 PLEASE CONTACT (Off Island Inn Road) Fully Furnished Two bedrooms/two baths Web Site: COMMUNITY HOUSING www.sanibel4you.com. 407-889-9377 Two bedroom, two bath Heated Pool DUPLEX: AND RESOURCES, INC. Condo. BBQ East End. 472^1189 Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR Tennis Court One bedroom, two baths, Washer/Dryer Plus den. RENTING: 1 Completely refurnished. GULF BEACH VILLA SUNSET CAPTIVA MONTHLY: _ _LEGALS_ AUGUST THRU DECEMBER One bedroom/one bath BEAUTIFULLY FALL: $1750 Resort amenities optional FURNISHED HOME. DECEMBER: $2500 BY OWNER 1-313-886-7872 AVAILABLE WEEKLY: SEASON: $3600 Beautiful River View, 2bedroom, NOTICE UNDER 1-516-628-1801 2 Bedroom, loft, 2 Bath, 2bath gated condo with covered FICTITIOUS NAME LAW [email protected] Screened Lanais. (941) 472-0534 parking. Fifth floor, N Key Drive 3 TV/VCR. area. $1050. month. Call Pool - Tennis - BBQ Grill. SUNSET CAPTIVA (941)466-8901 or .(941)980-2202 NOTICE IS SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Gulf Beach, Boat Dock, Private Gulf and HEREBY GIVEN that the And Morel Bay Front Community. undersigned, desiring • BEACH VILLA- Call owner at Two bedrooms, two baths. HOMES FOR to engage in business LUXURY HOME TWO bedroom, two bath. 314-872-9990 Sleeps five. under the Beautifully remodeled ;_RENT fictitious name of GREEN EARTH BEACH VILLAS: and decorated. Beautiful 2BR/2B, ground level. OCEAN FRONT Ona bedroom, one bath. Pool - tennis - boat dock. LANDSCAPE & NURSERY SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Short walk/bike to gulf. located at AVAILABLE NOW! Backs to wildlife refuge. PRIVATE POOL AND SPA BAY SIDE VILLAS: Weekly or monthly. 3889 Sanibel Captiva Road ONE ACRE FENCED IN LOT SUNSET CAPTIVA Pretty lanai. Heated pool, In the One bedroom, two bath. Rent my beautiful CALL OWNER: serviced weekly. RESORT AMENITIES AVAILABLE (734) 426-0050 City of Sanibel 2 Bedroom, 2.5 bath home. Monthly only, $5,950/mo. . County of Lee, Florida, 33957 THREE NIGHT MINIMUM. Pool - Beach -Tennis. Owner direct. A FEW WEEKS WEEKLY DISCOUNT Intends to register the STILL AVAILABLE DURING 941-472-1271 or 800-587-4707. said name with the SAVE THROUGH OWNER! Cassie_W[gand JULY THROUGH OCTOBER 2001 (800) 899-7327 Division of RENTAL Corporations of the SPECIAL RATES AVAILABLE Department of State. Why Rent? $390.00 moves you into DIRECTLY FROM OWNER THE VACATION SHARING Dated at SANIBEL, Florida FOR A LIMITED TIME. your own home.'Call Bobby (941) this 8th day of HOME 839-7300 , \ >'c.'': SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION August, 2001. PHONE: (219)272-0889 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas. YOU'VE ALWAYS SAN-CAP LANDSCAPE INC. FAX: (219)273-5973 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom ROOMMATE WANTED Jim Gould, President w/loft Beach Villas. WANTED Beautiful 3 bedroom 1633 Periwinkle Way, Seasonal rates. Pool Home on Golf Course in Suite A South Fort Myers. Sanibel, Florida 33957 Amenities optional. Most private beach. 1-800-878-7495 College student, professional, Homes for Rent JAMES GOULD Dock on Bayou. Non smoker. No pets. (Owner's Name) ON THE GULF WWW.VacationVillasUSA.com Heated pool. TORTUGA BEACH CLUB $650 monthly + 1/2 utilities. Attorney for Applicant Wide porches. First month + TIMOTHY J. MURTY, ESQ. Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 baths. Open sunning decks. Furnished by Small deposit required. 1633 Periwinkle Way VACATION Chateau Sur Mer area. 339-2840. Suite A Robb & Stucky. Idyllic luxury and comfort. AVAILABLE Leave message. Sanibel, Florida 33957 Easy care, no effort 941-472-1000 WEEK BEGINNING: RENTALS Vacation Home. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2001. Three bedrooms, three baths. Only $1,099. Monthly rentals. 1-800-862-3570 SUNSET CAPTIVA SENIOR, SEMI RETIRED: Includes Golf Greens Feesl Seeks Part Time Luxury Call for rates. Housekeeper, Gardener, BEST DEAL! Three bedroom, two bath. (941) 472-8248 "Man Friday" (w) $390. MOVES Large screened porch. 505)982-9242 Carpenter Skills. YOU IN Fully equipped. -Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo. Housing possible YOUR OWN HOME. Private Gulf and NO CREDIT Ons bedroom. Sleeps four. Newly Bay front community. for "Team Players". Spacious Privacy. PREVIOUS decorated. "A" rated. Shelling, Pool -tennis -Boat docks - pool, tannis. Top floor for best Leave Messge. BANKRUPTCY OK. Gas grills, and much more. 472-4242 . CALL F.C.M. view of beach. Call owner: CALL OWNER. 952-472-7994 517-321-6324 n233 ^ tr831 » n s 1 g \s ffi^^ ti/\&^M?%J' law BoL «H=»Hiala:1B g^3 I 1 B gcaaKsiaia . J11 (941)472-8228 ..-;''•• tr *• "!l i Gilda Suarez CLC www.exectitle.com 1456 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 7 . • . [email protected] Veterinarian ^Showcase ISDN & Laitdscaplag Services jv DSL Your Pets Health is our Busini DP. 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