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—See page 2 By Pete Bishop collide Staff writer Blind Pass doses By Mason Laderer Although consultants for the Lee County Department of Blind Pass, in what seems Staff writer to be an April Fool's joke Transportation (DOT) offered a by nature gone horribly Two people were transported to rebuttal to questions surrounding wrong, has closed again. Lee Memorial Hospital by Lee its plans to rebuild two Sanibel County EMS after two boats col- Causeway bridges at the Lee —See page 3 lided early Tuesday morning near County Board of County the Sanibel Causeway. Commissioners (BOCC) City manager search According to reports, the two Management and Planning meet- boats, a 20-foot Boston Whaler ing Monday, Commissioner Bob Sanibel City Council moves and a 25-foot Aquasport charter ns 'Mirhni'l Phtrllu Junes persuaded the board to dis- forward in seeking a new LEFT: The 25-foot Aquasport -charter shows evidence of cuss the issue further before plac- city manager. Former E> See Boats ing the matter on its regular agen- Sanibel City Manager being hit. RIGHT: The 20-foot Boston Whaler ran aground page 2 near Dixie Beach Boulevard. da! Bernie Murphy expresses On Jan. 30. DOT asked the interest in the job. commission to forward plans that included rebuilding the two —See page 4 bridges closest to Sanibel to the U.S. Coast Guard for final By Pete Bishop of Naples and the city. The expan- and Associales Inc. estimated. approval and to open the bidding Staff writer sion project will provide sewer ser- dales Castle. Sunihel's city process. At that meeting. Janes vice to all unsewered areas on the engineer and designer of the pro- asked that the board look at the The Sanibel City Council island from Dixie Beach ject, said Higgins Inc. has provid- plans in more detail before for- Earth Day April 21 Tuesday awarded a $4,383,968 bid Boulevard eastward, but must still ed good references from a similar warding them. A portion of Sanibel- for the construction of Sanibel be approved by the Florida project it recently completed in the In response to Janes' request Captiva Road will be closed Sewer System Expansion Project Department of Environmental Florida Keys, and from Dade and 36 questions concerning the from 1:30 to 3:30 so Phase IIB and scheduled a public Protection. County, which employs the firm plan posed by members of the islanders can have a car-free meeting to discuss special assess- Sanibel Utilities Director John for various projects. celebration. ments with property owners who Hefty told city council the winning Although Councilmember will benefit from the project. bid was the lowest of eight respon- Marty Harrity noted that construc- —See page 5 The council voted 4-0, with sible bids the city received since tion companies often run into Councilmember Steve Brown advertising the project March 16, absent, to approve the contract and was lower than the city and t> See Sewer between Douglas N. Higgins Inc. engineering consultants Hartman page 4 Race forglor y Final race week kicks in April 24 at Offshore Sailing Former fire Morning Glories cottage School. chief faces —See page 7 moves on down the road major battle By Dawn deBoer back property of Sanibel's New appointments Staff Writer Historical Village & Museum. Management changes occur The move onto the site was on at Sanibel Accomodations, this month The stroke of midnight granted conditional-use approval by and Colonial Bank announces Still full, of life and hope a new life in a new century for the Sanibel's planning board, said Sanibel advisory board. 1925 mail-order home of the late city's Park & Recreation Director after being striken with mul- Martin and Ada Mayer, the sixth Helene Phillips. •— See page 8 tiple myeloma, retired Fire historic building, and probably the Chief Charlie Frederick last, to be approved by the city's l> See House Photon /Mu-huel 1'ixteUa iFI feels strong enough to Planning Commission to rest at the ABOVE: Motorists wait for attempt a stem cell trans- page 20 the Sanibel Causeway draw- plant at the end of April. bridge to close Monday Library art afternoon. The Sanibel Public Library By Nancy Santeusanio Sanibel Causeway Study Group, dedicates its first outdoor Special to the Reporter Jim Kennedy, senior transporta- public art on April 7. tion engineer for consultants Post, One day, Charlie Frederick, Buckley, Shue and Jernigan —See page 17 Sanibel's fire chief since 1991, (PBS&J), reiterated the firm's was attending a staff meeting. earlier findings at Monday's He sneezed and one of his ribs meeting. snapped. In his 50s, little did he Kennedy told the commission suspect that he was a victim of • Environmental News . .page 5 the causeway drawbridge has multiple myeloma, an incur- deteriorated the least of the three able bone marrow disease. • Police blotter . ._ page 6 bridges and should undergo a $3 This virile, aggressive and million rehabilitation rather than • Business & Technology page 7 highly athletic chief had always replacement. The middle bridge, prided himself that either day •v--. • kn6wn as Bridge B, has deterio- • Opinion .page 9 or. night, on or off duty, he was rated the most and has a useful • Looking Back page 11 the first person to arrive at an lifespan of only seven to -12 years, emergency. Fire fighting was according to Kennedy. PBS&J has • Dateline page 13 Photos I Michael Pixtella •TV listings page 19 D> See Charlie Workers guide the truck driver off the barge which carried page 18 the Morning Glories house from Bird Lane to the end of E> See Causeway • Classifieds page 23 Dixie Beach Boulevard on Monday afternoon. page 4 2 • Week of April 5-11, 2001 Q ISLAND REPORTER Sanibel shows it cares Group raises $175,000 for Children's Hospital's new emergency center By Scott Martell bringing in an additional $14,000. Editor Every piece of art donated was sold. One hundred "People on the island were truly amaz- twelve artists Sanibel and Captiva proved they really ing," said committee member Brenda donated work do care Saturday night. Harrity. "That they really support children for a live and Sanibel Cares — a group formed this is obvious. There was an incredible mix- silent auction fall to improve health care for all children ture of people, groups, helping out. to benefit an of Southwest Florida — held an art auc- People genuinely said they had a really emergency tion and fund raiser Saturday night, rais- good time." center for the ing $175,000 to benefit a new emergency Sanibel Cares had been working on Children's center at The Children's Hospital of this project for many months, with a Hospital. Southwest Florida. The center is expected major push the past six weeks to raise to open in 2002 at a cost of $1 million. money, culminating in the Saturday fund The hospital is part of Lee Memorial's, raiser, said Toni Shannon, event co-chair- Photo IDont Fisher HealthPark located off Summerlin Blvd. person About 275 people paid $125 apiece to. "It's important to support the come to the fund raiser at the Sanibel Children's Hospital because it takes all ing this child, he could not have survived. local hospital caring especially for chil- Community Association. The group par- children from a seven-county area," The proximity of the hospital has also dren and receives no tax support. The new tied with cabaret-style dining and bever- Shannon said. "We want to thank every- enabled the child to receive long-term emergency center will be the only pedi- ages, and music by Island Sound Steel one involved — from our sponsors to the cancer care without forcing his family to atric center between Tampa and Miami, Drums and the Danny Morgan Trio. businesses to the artists, everyone was relocate. This experience not only brought and will be available to more than Participants also bid on 112 art very generous." to light the impressive level of service of 200,000 children thioughout the seven- pieces donated by area artists in a silent Sanibel Cares was formed by a group The Children's Hospital of Southwest county region of Southwest Florida. The and a live auction Robert of concerned island mothers. The initial Flonda, but also emphasized the growing emergency loom at HealthPark helped Rauschenberg's "International Trust for inspiration for this group came from an need for additional emergency services more than 6,700 children under the age of Children's Health Care" brought in the island child with cancer. Without the ser- there. 14 last year, and population growth pro- highest bid, at $18,000, with Darryl vices of the nearby Children's Hospital The Children's Hospital, a part of the jections indicate that number will double Pottorf's "Seasoned Greetings IXX" during a life-threatening situation involv- Lee Memorial Health System, is the only within the next four years. SCCF to erect gazebo on PCRP bike path 'Buy a Brick' campaign kicks off today Each 4-inch by 8-inch brick can be inscribed with two lines, with 14 charac- The SCCF Think quick — it's time to buy a brick! ters per line. Bricks can be brought for a is selling The Sambel-Captiva Conservation minimum of $250. Forms are available at a 1,000 Foundation is pleased to announce a gaze- bricks SCCF or by calling 395-2768. The first that will bo and water fountain will be erected on edition of bricks is limited to 1,000. the Periwinkle-Casa Ybel-River Preserve line the "This is a great opportunity to remem- (PCRP) when the land is acquired. The bike path ber a departed loved one, show your fami- to the City of Sanibel gave permission for the gazebo. construction last week. ly name in support of PCRP, or even buy a The gazebo will be set 30 feet off the brick for each of your grandchildren," said Drawing by Periwinkle Way bike path bordering PCRP PCRP Committee co-chair Bob Wigley. Joe St Cyr It will be accessed by a semi-circular path. With seven weeks before the expiration In its latest fund raising campaign to buy of their first option agreement, SCCF the land, SCCF is selling inscribed bricks needs $680,000 to reach its $2.3 million that will border that path goal.

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AmEx • Visa • MasterCaid • Discover Caul # Expnation ______Signature Please call 941/472-2329 to discuss the contribution o7Itock7and^theT^on~CnSh Please make checks payable to SCCF and send with this form to SCCF, PO Box 839 Sanibel Fl ncK-r 7i ' -°' AU contubutions aie tax-deductible ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • 3 Commercial development study gaining momentum By Pete Bishop meeting Rogers also announced that the hire "the Jop professional master planner Adler combined data from both Captiva Staff writer planning commission has been invited to you can find in the United States," who and Sanibel during his presentation, she the Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of could in turn use the expertise of commit- and the other commissioners seemed Although the Sanibel Planning Commerce box lunch April 10 to hear tee members found on Sanibel. receptive to the idea of a master study. Commission's attempt to collect public local business owners and operators pro- The committee would gather data, The city needs "a master study in order input concerning commercial develop- vide input on the city's commercial devel- evaluate and prioritize facts and help to find a direction for a master plan," said ment and redevel- opment and redevelopment regulations. change laws "to match the will of the peo- Commissioner Dick Downes. opment regulations Adler, a local real estate analyst, told ple," Adler said. "The role of the master "Somewhere along the line we'll have to has "gotten off to a the board that a master study of the plan is to educate, then let the people get professional help to study the problem slow start" accord- island's traffic and commercial environ- vote." so we might develop some sort of master ing to Planning Adler stressed that he was not advocat- plan for redevelopment." •Director Bruce ment would help eliminate emotion from any evaluations of, and changes to, devel- ing regulations that would increase densi- Commissioner John Veenschoten Rogers, "the opment regulations, and his message was ty and intensity of use on the island, but added that the city should "'pick this up process has got at regulations that would allow businesses to and run with it." least some people well received. A study of island commerce and four modernize their facilities to match chang- In addition to the box lunch at the thinking about the ing demand and thus become more eco- Chamber of Commerce, the commission subject" and is, seasons of traffic studies "will establish reliable and most importantly updatable nomically sound. will again discuss commercial develop- progiessmg as Although Commission Chairperson ment and redevelopment during its April quickly as he facts," Adler said. "Then if we decide to Phyllis Bogen said she was concerned that expected it would. Rogers modernize, it will be a decision made by 10 meeting, beginning at 10 a.m Rogers made his statements at the end fhe'majority of an educated public. If not, of the March 27 planning commission most of us will have the peace of mind meeting, after John Adler told the com- that the majority's decision was based on mittee the city needs to develop an exten- facts," rather than unfounded perceptions, Shared Vision produces initiatives sive study of the city's traffic problems Adler said. sion-making process and said a series of and resort and retail industries. At that Adler told the board that to undertake By Pete Bishop COTI and CASI-sponsored forums will an extensive study, the city will have to Staff writer include factual presentations and public discussion concerning upcoming local Two months of Sanibel brainstorming issues. Smith said the first such forum has resulted in eight new community ini- will cover beach renourishment. Blind Pass closes again tiatives to be implemented as part of the • Public information and education. Shared Vision program in the next year. Barbara Cooley characterized the pro- The proposed activities resulted from By Mason Laderer West Coast Inland Navigation District. ject as "an organized communications a series of public meetings where inter- skills bank" where writers, photogra- Staff writer The project originally included the ested citizens were invited to" suggest dredging of the entire pass, but was phers and other communicators will Blind Pass, in what seems to be an priorities for the city council to consider help groups interested in promoting the reduced to the gulf side due to permitting and possible activities various groups April fools joke by nature gone horribly problems brought about by different envi- Sanibel Vision Statement. Mike wrong, has been resealed. could undertake to promote the values of Gillespie added that such help will ronmental groups claiming the entire pro- the Sanibel Vision Statement. Heavy wave activity and shifting sands ject might disrupt the natural order of the include the creation of brochures, press from recent storms caused the pass to pass. Conclusions suggest the sand cur- In front of about 90 Sanibel residents releases and other professional-quality once again close with a bridge of sand. - rently collecting in the pass comes from at the Sanibel Community Center communication materials. The pass, which was opened less than Monday night, Mayor Nola Theiss, • Recycling. Rebecca Berger, of recent beach renourishment projects. facilitator Stuart Langton and 15 pan- a month ago by Masters Group Inc., had Last month's dredging project was Sanibel Holidays, said the group will been closed for nearly a year, causing a elists selected from Shared Vision work- work with trash removal companies to conducted to prevent the pass being shop groups presented the activities and large migration of wildlife to find other labeled a "closed pass" which, according promote recycling among visitors and places to inhabit. The opening of the pass invited interested residents and business local businesses. Condominium associa- to CEPD Administrator Alison Hagerup, owners to volunteer or otter feedback. provided a flushing of the ecosystem in would have made it nearly impossible to tions and vacation rental companies the pass and brought wildlife back into get any kind of dredging-permit. The eight Shared Vision initiatives: already promote the city's recycling the water and surrounding areas. • Business Vision Statement. City facility, Berger noted, "but we don't Measures to ensure that the pass would Councilmember Marty Harrity, who The project to clear the front side of the stay open in a future dredging project are want our visitors to have to go to great also owns Island House Restaurant, said lengths to recycle." pass cost nearly $400,000 and was divid- currently being considered. One such the business community has been ed between the Captiva Erosion consideration is a jetty added to the north- • Traffic study committee. Theiss excluded from city initiatives in the past asked interested individuals to help her Prevention District, the City of Sanibel, ern shore of Sanibel to help prevent sand but a Business Vision Statement may be Lee County, the State of Florida and the washing into the gulf side of the pass. write a resolution establishing a new "an opportunity to get together, work traffic committee, including input con- together and co-exist." cerning the committee's makeup, scope • Cultural enhancement. Winnie and charge. Theiss said she will present Donoghue, president of J. Howard Wood the resolution to city council April 17. Theater, said local theaters and arts • Youth. This action group will groups "have a great deal to offer the "increase understanding of the needs of community" and have decided to "offer youth, " promote "greater participation cultural programs that foster community" by youth," and encourage "greater par- and are in harmony with nature. The ticipation with youth," on the island, groups will also encourage appreciation said Jan Manzella, who is a first-grade of the arts among youth and maintain and teacher at The Sanibel School. "I think enhance the island's cultural facilities. the youth needs us but we also need • Environmental compliance. Walter them," she added. The Optimists have Dickinson, who serves on the Sanibel agreed to help. Wildlife Committee, said volunteers Theiss characterized the ideas as will work toward compliance with city "newly hatched" and Langton stressed environmental ordinances on two fronts: th'at the proposed activities will be further enforcement and education. Trained vol- developed by citizens who participate. unteers could help enforce laws con- With Easter and the end of the winter cerning shelling, monofilament line and season coming, Theiss said, "It's a good vegetation, Dickinson suggested. time to slow down and develop ideas" Volunteers can also create a Sanibel rather than dive headlong into activities. guide to local wildlife and vegetation She will check with panelists concern- and help educate residents and visitors ing the eight initiatives in a few months, about water conservation. then toward the end of the year call Michael Pistella • Public forums. Sonja Smith, of another Shared Vision meeting and "put Sand has been collecting on the northern end of Sanibel ever since the Condominium Assoc. of Sanibel Island; the gas on." dredging project opened Blind Pass last month. The above photograph noted that island residents want to ' 'If one-half the ideas see the light of day," shows a closed Blind Pass on Tuesday afternoon. become more involved in the city's deci-

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ROVING REPORTER Search for city manager begins ronment and small town character is By Michael Pistella Former City Manager essential." The ad also characterizes an ideal can- Bernie Murphy expresses didate as a "risk taker" who can "think out AT COUNCIL interest in returning of the box" and build consensus using By Pete Bishop excellent interpersonal skills. The Roving Staff writer Planning Commissioner Dick Downes Reporter roamed told the council it should abandon a to Sanibel City Although viable candidates are already national search because it already has two Hall where Mrs. indicating interest in the job, the Sanibel candidates who fit the job description. Godsey's fifth- City Council initiated a national search Bernie Murphy, a former Sanibel city grade class was for a permanent city manager when it manager who "did an excellent job when he attending Sanibel was here" in the 1980s, has indicated inter- City Council's approved an advertisement and job meeting Tuesday description Tuesday. The ad was written est in the job, according to Downes. Downes morning. The stu- by Howard Tipton, an International City also said Interim City Manager Sam Ackley dents arrived at and County Management Association would make a strong candidate. city hall on the (ICMA) Range Rider who is assisting the "You've got two highly-qualified can- bikes purchased city in its search for a new administrator. didates and I wonder if you need to go fur- with grant money Tipton gathered council input at that ther," said Downes. "I seriously wonder if last year for such session, then faxed drafts of the ad to you can do better than these two people." field trips. council members for more feedback Although Councilmember Judy before submitting his final draft. Tipton Workman agreed that Murphy and Ackley has stated he expects the advertisement to were good candidates and she is "aware attract over 100 applicants. of a couple more," Mayor Nola Theiss Councilmember Dick Walsh said noted that placing the ad is inexpensive Tuesday he was particularly impressed and "tells us who's in the pool. It gives us with the advertisement's statement that a point of comparison." the city is seeking an applicant who The city council decided to submit the "understands problems posed by redevel- ad without changes and it will run in the opment where preservation of the envi- next issue of the ICMA Newsletter.

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recommended Bridge B be replaced disagrees with the wider lanes planned for immediately, at a cost of $6,375,000. the new bridges. The bridge closest to Sanibel, Bridge "It makes no sense," Janes said. "It C, should also be replaced in the next sev- makes it look like a speedy, rapid way to High Low Rain eral years, according to the PBS&J study, get to Sanibel," when the causeway Weafher April 2 76 64 0.00 at a cost of $13,598,000. should be slowing visitors before they High Low Rain April 3 83 60 0.00 Kennedy said the proposed new drive onto Periwinkle Way. bridges will be similar in appearance to March 29 83 62 0.00 April 4 81 65 0.00 Janes also noted that no plans have been the existing spans. Each new bridge will made for financing the project and possible March 30 83 66 0.92 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded be four feet higher than the current decks, from the morning of the day given to new bridges will impact toll structure in March 31 84 69 0.36 the following morning. however, to protect the spans from splash, ways that have not been considered yet. and will be wider with two 12-foot dri- April 1 82 68 0.00 Source: Island Water Association "To blindly proceed today would be ving lanes and two eight-foot shoulders. premature," Janes said. "To design some- Kennedy said his firm analyzed main- thing for 12 years down the road, that's tenance and rehabilitation alternatives for quite long term. We don't need to proceed CORRECTIONS all three spans but flaws in construction, rapid deterioration and scour problems so quickly, these are very complex issues." made engineers "apprehensive of the Commissioner Ray Judah pointed out Sam Ackley is Sanibel's new interim city manager. rehabilitation alternative" for the two that DOT was looking for '"decisive direc- His first name was incorrect in last week's paper. fixed bridges. Kennedy also provided tion" to go forward with design and per- general answers for some of the Sanibel mitting processes, and needed the plan group's questions, saying the PBS&J placed on a regular meeting agenda so the Call the Editor with corrections study's scour and estimated service life commission could take formal action. But calculations are accurate, that the firm Commission Chairman Doug St. Cerny 472-1587 was conservative in calculating annual said, "I support the district commission- maintenance costs, and that recommenda- er," referring to Janes. "What the commis- tions were not based on other economic sioner asked for is only fair." factors such as inflation. The board then asked that PBS&J pre- "The rehabilitation evaluation was stud- pare a report that includes fiscal impacts, Sanibei-Captiva ied thoroughly," said Kennedy. "We stand and return to discuss the matter at a future behind our analysis and recommendations." management and planning session. The Tides After the presentation, Janes said he next management and planning meeting April 6-12 favors rehabilitating the drawbridge but will be at 1:30 p.m. May 7.

Ed Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Punta Rassa SEWER From page 1 Hi 12:03a 1:05a 2:00a 2:54a 3:51a 4:52a 6:04a Lo 6:40a 7:11a 7:39a 8:03a 8:26a 8:44a 8:57a unforeseen problems and expenses when Hi 1:19p 1-36p 1:54p 2:16p 2:42p 3:1 Op 3-43p because a sewer main already exists for working in Sanibel's island environment, Lo 6:42p 7:30p 8:17p 9:03p 9:51p 10:41p 11:36p the project. Castle said the contractor's experience in Property owners will be able to pay the the Keys and language in the contract will Sanibel Lighthouse assessments and connection fees in a sin- help insure completion within the bid. gle lump sum before July 1 or finance 12:16a Vila 2.05a 3.02a 4:03a Hi 5:15a The Higgins Inc. bid brings total costs payments in 20 annual installments with Lo 6:47a 7:18a 7:46a 8:10a 8:33a 8:51a 9:04a of the expansion project to almost $7 mil- 3.5 percent simple annual interest, begin- lion, which includes land acquisition, per- Hi 12:30p 12:47p 1:05p 1:27p 1:53p 2:21 p 2:54p ning in 2002. A preliminary assessment Lo 6:49p 7:37p 8:24p 9:1 Op 9:58p 10:48p 11:43p mits, legal costs, engineering and survey- ing costs. Half of the costs will be paid by roll will be kept on file with the city clerk the city and half will be paid through spe- for residents who would like to inspect Blind Pass cial assessments of property owners who individual assessment figures. Hi — 12:46a 1.41a 2:35a 3'32a 4.33a 5:45a benefit from the expanded sewer. City Finance Director Renee Lynch Lo 8:02a 8:33a 9:01a 9:25a .9:48a 10:06a 8:41a Preliminary assessments are based on said the preliminary assessments repre- Hi 1.00p 1:17p 1-35p 1:57p 223p 2.51p 3:24p equivalent residential connections (ERCs) sent ceilings rather than actual costs at Lo 8:04p 8:52p 9:39p • 0:25p 11:13p 12:03a 12:58p on parcels located within three areas this point. After the project is completed, affected by the project. Property owners by Dec. 2001, the city council will final- within the Sanibel Harbor area will pay ize assessments. Redfish Pass $6,436.11 per ERC, equivalent to the "I expect the amounts to probably be Hi 12:14a 1-11a 2:06a 3:00a 3:57a 4:58a 6:10a usage of a single family home. Property lower," Lynch said. "It usually works out Lo 6:45a 7:16a 7:44a 8:08a 8:31a 8:49a 9:02a owners in the Dixie Beach area will pay that way but there's no guarantee." Hi 1:25p 1.42p 2:00p 2:22p 2:48p 10:46p 3:49p $7,261.84 per ERC, and owners of-land The city council will publicly review Lo 6:47p 7:35p 8:22p 9:08p 9:56p 4:53p 11:41p toward the eastern end of the island will the preliminary assessments when they pay $5,656.25. meet as an equalization board May 15. In addition to the special assessment, During that meeting, the council will con- developed properties will be assessed sider assessments on individual properties $3,000.93 connection fees for each ERC if owners feel their costs are unfair. on the parcel. Owners of undeveloped "The meeting is intended as a way to Have a news item? Call 472-1587 parcels will have to pay connection fees involve (assessed property owners) in this in the future if they apply for building process," said Interim City Manager Sam permits. There are no transmission fees Ackley, "and to give them due process." ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • 5 Enviionmenf Earth Day Celebration planned for April 21

walkers and bikers at SCCF, Shell McCarthy's Marina on Captiva from 8 program. San-Cap Road will be closed Museum, and "Ding" Darling Refuge, a.m. to 12 noon. The program is for young people ages from 1:30-3:30 p.m. for a educational exhibits and displays, nature The Earth Day Celebration also takes 15-18 and runs for eight weeks from June programs, tree plantings and much more. place at the Sanibel Inn from 9 a.m. to 12 18 to August 10. Participants work on car-free opportunity Park and ride your bike, or pick up a noon, with a special event at 8 p.m. From landscape maintenance, free bike to ride from island bike vendors. 1-4 p.m. concurrent activities take place at construction/maintenance of boardwalks This year's Earth Day Celebration will Limited quantities of bikes will be avail- Tarpon Bay Recreation Area, the Shell and trails, and removal of non-native begin with the annual Great Island Pick able at Tarpon Bay Recreation Area or at Museum and SCCF's Nature Center, and plants. In addition, students assist with Up from 8 a.m.to noon, April 21, with St. Isabel's Catholic Church. Join a bike Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife wildlife surveys and participate in envi- afternoon festivities scheduled from 1-4 parade kick-off to support this car-free (CROW). ronmental education field trips. No prior p.m. environment. Organizing partners include Help the environment and get a little work experience is required. The goal of The highlight of the celebration will be "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, exercise at the same time by taking advan- the program is to develop responsible the closing of Sanibel-Captiva Road from Sanibel Inn, Shell Museum, and Tarpon tage of the San-Cap Road closing by rid-work habits in the participating young 1:30-3:30 p.m. from Tarpon Bay Road to Bay Recreation Area. ing your bike to the events. For more people and teach them about the Florida Rabbit Road. According to SCCF's Parking is available at St. Isabel's details, call SCCF at 472-2329. environment. Education Director Kristie Anders, "We Catholic Church on the corner of Rabbit Applications are available from local want to provide an opportunity for people Road and San-Cap Road, the Sanibel Refuge needs students high school guidance counselors and at to enjoy a car-free corridor while celebrat- Congregational Church on Periwinkle the refuge office. Interested young peo- ing environmentally-friendly means of Way or Tarpon Bay Recreation Area at the The J.N. "Ding" Darling National ple should call 472-1100. The applica- transportation for a couple of hours." north end of Tarpon Bay Road. Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island is tion deadline is May 18. Contacts are Activities and entertainment will The Great Island Pick Up begins at the hiring high school students for its annu- Layne Hamilton (ext. 225) or Julie include: music, food, free entrance to SCCF Nature Center on Sanibel and al Youth Conservation Corps summer Killer (ext. 226).

PINE ISLAND SOUND Sanibel's new Manatee A $Ats CA'HOS UAY Zone regulations are in effect The new Manatee Zone regulations for "In addition," she continued, Sanibel took effect a year ago but, "Sanibel's previous manatee zone was although placement began this past 500 feet from shore from Woodring Point January, signage is not yet fully imple- west to Blind Pass with a year-round slow mented. speed. Now it's slow speed year-round "The zone is really not marked very from just east of Woodring Point (the first well as yet," commented Sanibel Marine set of power lines) to Blind Pass and it's a ''//.''. J 'I he Msnalcc Sbw Zo 14 (5 fa-" Patrol Officer Jane Cechman. "There are full quarter-mile out from shore with idle speed from "Woodring Point to the J^ He 1 MirV.< big gaps between the buoys and it is very difficult for boaters to figure out exactly Lighthouse. This is not a city ordinance * - Povrct Ljntfa GUlf O' f1 OX ICO. what they're supposed to do. any more, but state law." Sanibel Soccer Is Back and Ready for a Great Season! New Leadership & Ideas New Uniforms New Goal Posts New Bails • •'- *'. New Attitude ALL GIRL TEAMS TOO!

Due to last weekends' rain-outs, the new dates for registrations for our annual MLS Summer Soccer Camp and our Fall Season will take place on Fridays April 6, April 13, and April 27 from 5:00pm - 7:30pm and on Saturdays, April 7 and April 28 from 9:00am-12:00. Registration will take place at the Baseball Fields.

There will be substantial discounts for early registration! All players that register on these dates will pay $50 for the season (late registrations will be $75 per player) and $100 for MLS Soccer Camp (late regis- tration will be $125 per player) For more information call Greg Martinez at 395-3629 or Tony DiBiase at 437-4037

SEE YOU ALL THEN!!! '•% 6 • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER olice blollei More tales to tell back home walked over to a parked moped and that the bikes had been left for the next Correction checked for a key, then walked back to his renters of Unit L101 and that Kirkland Ashley Rodeheffer of Fort Myers was Still pursuing their pro-active law friend, 19-year-old Robert Baker would prosecute for the theft of the bikes. not arrested for possession of marijuana. enforcement during the Spring Break Thompson, and reported, according to the Both the young men were arrested, and A "Police Blotter" story in the March 22- period, Sanibel police arrested two minors police report, "There is no key; we'll just a search incident to the arrest revealed 28 Island Reporter incorrectly stated that near the Fulgur Street beach access on take the bikes." Krivas heard the conver- both to have fake IDs. They were then she had been April 2. A 17-year-old girl from Grand sation from approximately 20 feet away. charged with loitering and prowling. Rapids, Mich, was charged with underage Officer praised by Squadron As Pecaro and Thompson started to Pecaro and Thompson were taken to SPD possession of alcohol, given a Notice to leave with the bikes, the three officers for processing and then to Lee County Jail. At the March meeting of the Sanibel Appear and released to her 19-year-old approached them and had them dismount. Marine Advisory Committee, the Sanibel- boyfriend, Daniel L. Beam, who was Bad joke Krivas asked why they were riding bikes Captiva Sail & Power Squadron presented a charged with the same offense. On April 1, islander and former coun- at night without lights and they said they Certificate of Appreciation to Sanibel cilman Charles LeBuff was stopped for Police/Marine Patrol Officer Jane Cechman On March 31 Klaus and Hans Nyman didn't know it was illegal. of Prospect Hills, 111. (19 and 18 years old, traffic on Periwinkle (along with most of for her contributions to safe boating. Krivas then asked Pecaio for his ID Sanibel) around 4 p.m. in the eastbound respectively) were both arrested on the and Pecaro said, according to Krivas' Lt Jim Strothers of the Power beach near Sundial and given Notices to lane. Daniel Viscuso from Coral Springs Squadron noted that for several years report, "Don't you remember last night was stopped behind him and Brian David Appear for possession of marijuana and you asked and I did not have any?" A Cechman has assisted the Squadron in its possession of drug paraphernalia. Vlazny from Ann Arbor, Mich., was the safe boating courses, giving participants name check revealed that officers had On March 30. at about 1 a.m., Officeis third car in line. Marcela Martinez Reyes the benefit of her know -how on Florida stopped Pecaro the night before and he TC Tyus, Dustin Woith and George of Fort Myers, however, failed to stop and boating laws and safe boating practices. had given a different name. Krivas were at Sundial to assist the hit Vlazny who hit Viscuso who was then In addition to her service to the Power Name tags on the bike indicated that lesorf s security officer with the removal pushed into LeBuff. A passenger in Squadron, several years ago Cechman, they belonged to Billy's Bike Rentals, but of non-guests from the property. As they Viscuso's car was injured, treated by Lee along with Officer Jeff Rebon of the Florida when asked where the two had gotten their were leaving, they saw two young men County EMS and transported to Lee Marine Patrol, produced and disseminated bikes, they both said from friends in Unit under Building L. As they watched, one of Memorial. Reyes was charged with vio- across the state a biochure on personal M202. However, no one in that unit had them — later identified as 18-year-old lating the restrictions of her learner's per- watercraft (jet ski) safety. Wave Safe. rented a bike or authorized anyone to ride Daniel Bruce Pecaro of Lake Forest, 111.— mit and failure to use due care. one. A call to Billy [Kirkland] revealed

deep wound to the lower back which, fire- Upon arrival, the respondents found fighters guessed, was suffered when she the adult male conscious, and lying in the BOATS came into contact with one of the many water neai the shore, reportedly pulled to shards of plastic chairs that shattered as safety by a bystander. The man pulled to From page 1 result ot the collision. shore was Wood, the operator of the sec- Some of the other passengers said they ond watercraft. boat, crashed just east of the causeway. As A "Personal Injury" call was received suffeied from small aches and pains, but He was also transported via para- a result, the smaller boat was lifted up and by the Sani'uel Fire and Rescue District did not need immediate medical assistance. medics to Lee Memorial Hospital. over the deck of the larger boat damaging from the Sanibel Marina at 8:57 a.m. The captain of the boat, Bob Carneal, The incident is currently being investi- reportedly told the firefighters that he left the deck with the still-spinning propeller While en route the responding personnel gated by the Florida Marine Patrol, which the scene aware that the other boat's oper- and shattering several plastic chairs. The received an update from the dispatcher will determine to what extent certain par- smaller boat suffered some hull damage. that multiple persons suffered from ator was still in the water, but saw that the ties might be liable for the incident and The operator of the smaller boat, injuries. man in the water was conscious and felt issue citations if warranted. Andrew Wood of Sanibel, was thrown Sanibel Rescue Unit 110 arrived at the he was able to survive on his own. into the water, while passengers on the marina and reportedly found the small While unit 110 was responding to the During response to the accident, the charter boat remained on board, but suf- charter boat with five passengers already boat in the Sanibel Marina, the department department also received a call, unrelated fered some injuries. The charter boat docked, claiming they had been struck by got a second call of a reported drowning to the incident, of a patient suffering from made course for the Sanibel Marina to another craft while off the coast of off of Dixie Beach. The department cardiac arrest. The department was also receive medical attention and left the Sanibel's Dixie Beach. responded to this call with several units, able to respond to this call with mutual aid scene where the small boat operator was One of the passengers, a 49-year-old including the specially-equipped personal help from one of the Iona-McGregor Fire still struggling in the water. adult female, suffered from a large and water craft used in water rescue situations. District's units. island REPOR TfcH SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA www.islandreporter.com The Island Reporter is Sanibel's newspaper of record, published each Thursday with over 4,500 paid subscribers, and is the primary source of news for islanders. TIME TO REFURBISH YOUR HOME OR CONOOf ,—. Furniture World Can Handle All Your Needs! —, Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room, Patio, Mattress sets, Jack Tonya Scott Shirlene Commercial, Hotel/Motel | Glarrow Squibb Martell Grasgreen Publisher Group Editor Classified Specializing in Sofa Sleepers! Publisher Subscriptions

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The business of sailing At left, the Colgate 26s are the core racing fleet of Offshore Sailing School based out 'Race for of South Seas in Captiva. Photo couitesy of Offshore Glory' Sailing School Boggs points to the school's daily digital video By Dawn deBoer lecapping skills practiced Staff Writer on the watei. similar to the play-by-play moves com- It's a i ace tor the gloiy to peifoim at a monly studied by profes- level highet than one expected possible sional sports teams in visu- going into Race Week, an annual on- alization ot performance water, foui-day performance racing semi- and theory. nar in the winds or the Gulf of Mexico, a "It's incredibly produc- favored training ground for international tive. There's always a tea- sailing teams and national lace site for the son somebody's in ft out ot U.S. Olympic Trials. you and, in racing as in Olympic and America's Cup champion business, if you surround Steve Colgate, ligging the same intensity yourself with successful people and tnentoi aftei for Race Week at his Offshore Sailing because ot people like me, who have summei racing season. them, you're going to be able to acquire School in Captiva, has joine this yearwith never raced before, in with people who are This legatta, a 3-point spread separated those skills as well," Boggs said, "and another leader in performance racing, serious racers wanting to hone the last 10 competing boats with a tie for third in that's what racing does for people m the North Sails, sailmaker of America's Cup percent of their skills. They managed it. some of the tightest racing that's hit sailing world." fame. Between the two, a high-tech, mul- The instructors had credentials that were Offshore in the last five years, said match- timedia program with instructional digital off the face of the planet." racer Michelle Boggs, Race Week director animation added corporate-level advance- Not only that, but the weather was awe- of faculty training and development. info ment tools to the learning curve. some with 25-knot winds blowing steady "This is incredible coming from people • Race Week 2001 Final race The Race for Glory was on, a regatta of and above, he said. who've never taken the helm before to week kicks in April 24 at Offshore 26-footer race boats, the Colgate 26s, with "We came back black-and-blue and steer a racing boat." Sailing School, (888) 454-5216 hands-on instruction every leg of the way. wet and still grinning." The first of three race weeks brought in North U. Director Bill Gladstone, a a 50-year spread of 13 men and 5 women performance racer distinguished in the last week, the youngest in his 20s and the last decades as an instructional leader in PUBLIC HEARINGS oldest, a 71-year-old retiree. Five boats, the sport of sailing, led this group clinic six instructors, four racers per boat, sailed before leaving for another in Japan for CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA the waters of Pine Island Sound into the international sailing clothier and manu- gulf, 10 hours a day for four days with facturer, Helly Hansen. digital video recap of each day's racing. "It's intensive instruction in develop- The Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct Public Heanngs on APRIL 24, 2001, A sailing clinic on spinnaker skills, sail ment, the common element at all levels beginning at 9 00 A M at Sanibel Cit) Hall in the Council Chambci (MacKenzie Hall) trim and sail shape prepped those who the interest to learn and improve and go 800 Dunlop Road Sanibtl Flonda, to consider the following applications came two days prior to the start ot the pio- home with gieatei lacing skills," he said gram. Tactics taught develop boat speed, 9'15 AM Commencement of scheduled public heanngs (morning session) It all depends on how much you can spinnaker handling, starting techniques, take. upwind and downwind tactics, strategy Ed Southworth of Pensacola, Fla., and rules — skills that make or break a • Consideiation of a lequest for variances to: came for it all and admits, "I wasn't real- sailor, if not the boat, in the constant play ly prepared for the pain. It's quite a of fine tuning by racers worldwide. LDC Section 126-313 (Bay Beach Zone) required conditions, to allow development course." Four years racing the waters of the [authorized by LDC Section 82-136 (Variances) Authorization] in the Bay Beach The 59-year-old boatowner attended Great Lakes and Glen Vanofferen, 38, of Zone; and the two-day percursor, which he felt Grand Rapids came to Offshore to devel- "required" of himself having sailed but op his ability to drive a boat and work a LDC Section 126-454 (Altaed Land Zone) Required conditions (c) Front yard setbacks, never having raced before. spinnaker. to reduce the setback from the centerlme of the public nght-of way to 45' (from 50') "I'm an airline pilot. I've seen all kinds "Driving is a blast, but it's hard to do of training but rarely training that married well, and spinnaker work is just hard," he to allow the proposed entry and elements of the second story addition and the basis up the technical capabilities that are avail- said. for the angle of light to 5' closer to the road than the minimum permitted; and able out there with the people skilled m Florida didn't make it any easier. understanding them. These are the guys "Tactically, gulf currents and tides add LDC Section 126-454 (Altered land Zone) Required conditions (d) side yard setbacks, to that wrote the books. I don't know how a dimension we don't have on the Great reduce the setback from side property lines to 8' (from 10') to allow proposed ele- you describe going from nothing to a lot, Lakes, but that was good because that's ments of the second story addition 2' closer to the side property line than the mini- but I feel confident to race," Southworth what separates the men from the boys." said. Race Week draws 15 to 20 sailors from mum permitted; and "Any outfit that puts on a course like around the country each of the four weeks this has a problem in satisfying everybody it runs, all looking to get a jump on the LDC Sections 126-454 (Altered Land Zone) Required conditions (g) Coverage and Qi) Vegetation removal and developed area, to allow a small amount ojadditional imperme- able surface and developed area in addition to that currently existing on the subject parcel (which is more than the maximum permitted), and

LDC Section 118-81 (Wastewatei Disposal Systems-PermWi) Requited, to allow the pw- posed addition to a single/amity dwelling without lequmnga wastewatet disposal pennit to tcplace the existing on-site system vvifh an on-site system that meets the design and constiuUwn standaidsjoi a septic tank system oi to LDC Saturn J18-258 (Septic TanJ; Systems) Disign find eonsfiutdon ojabsoiptum field, to allow less than the minimum unobstiueted aiea ioi the pioposed absoiption held (diainfield) ot the new on-site wastcwatei disposal system Ioi the laigei dwelling pioposed,

HES0RT HOUSING AND SHORT TERM RENTALS All vanani.es icqutsted aie to allow a 1550sl second stoiy addition lo the existing 3100sf single lamily dwelling located at 1290 Isabel Dnve (ta\ parcel no 18-46-23-13- The Sanibel Planning Commission 00300 0360 - Sanibel Haih'-uis, Lot 3ft) will conduct a Public Hearing The application is submitted toi the piopcrty owneis Daniel and Janet DiCarlo by Heathei Hawkins, Esqunc Application no. 01-71IV. APRIL 10, 2001 at 3:00 P.EVB. ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA to consider an ordinance amending the Land Development Code entitled: If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or heaimg, such person will need a record of the proceedings, and for such pui poses may An ordinance amending the Sanibel Code, Part II, Subpart B. need to ensure that a verbatim recoid of the proceedings is made, which lecord includes the testi- Land Development Code, Chapters 78 and 126, pertaining to mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based Resort Housing and Short-Term Rentals, In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, peisons. needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact the Ctty Managet at 941-472-3700 no latei than one day This public hearing will be held at Sanibel City Hall prior to the proceeding If heaimg impaired, telephone the Flonda Relay Service numbers, 800-955- in The Council Chamber (MacKenzie Hall) 8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance at 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. 8 Q Week of April 5-11, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER linen 9k Technology Management changes occur at Sanibel Accommodations ntory manager of Wyeth Pharmaceutical nance manager, has been named mainte- Sanibel. He ran against Porter Goss in Varfdahl, Ganirrs, and director of sales for DePuy-Mayer nance manager. 1980 for the council seat vacated by the Orthopedics in Warsaw. Indiana. A grad- H Jennifer Williams has been added to death of Zelda Butler. Hodosky promoted; uate of Indiana University. Lear has a the company's three-person reservation In addition to his ownership of ESI, bachelors degree in business, with a staff. Buntiock was part owner of Sanibel Robert Bunfrock minor in accounting. • In addition, Lear announced the Realty Inc. and out Island Properties, Inc. In related staff moves, Lear announced retention of Robert F. Buntrock as con- He served as president of the Loggerhead retained as consultant the following promotions and new per- sultant. Buntrock owned and operated Cay Condominium Association in 1981, sonnel: Executive Services Inc. (ESI), Sanibel's and was a charter member of the Brad Lear, son of the lute Joe Lear, H Eric Vartdahl, maintenance manager first and largest vacation rental company Cooperating Brokers of Sanibel. owner of Sanibel Accommodations, has of the company for the past five years, has from 1974 to 1989 when it was purchased From 1989 to 1995, Buntrock owned assumed the chief executive position for been promoted to director of owner rela- by Priscilla Murphy Realty. and operated three Bed and Breakfasts at the company, effective immediately. Lear, tions. For the past three years, he has assisted the Voyageurs National Park in northern 46, will move his wife and three children • Valerie Ganim has been promoted to the owners, Bert and Chuck Jenks and Joan Minnesota. He is married to Lee to Sanibel at the end of the school year. reservations manager from a reservation- Good, in the operation of Waterwide Inn at Gorgone, a former owner of one of the Learns business background includes ist position. She has been with Sanibel the Beach (formerly the Snook Motel). leading real estate companies in Fort experience in vacation rentals, financial Accommodations for eight years. As a resident of Sanibel from 1972 to Myers. Their family includes seven chil- management, cost accounting and cus- HI Bob Hodosky, formerly with his semi-retirement in 1989, Buntrock dren, 15 grandchildren and one great tomer relations. He most recently was ter- Pelican's Roost Condominium as mainte- was active in the early years of the City of grandchild. Colonial Bank announces Sanibel advisory board Colonial Bank has announced the is active in many advisory board for its Sanibel office. other community Established to serve as a link between organizations such Colonial Bank and the Sanibel-Captiva as the Sanibel- community, this board provides manage- Captiva Rotary Club ment with guidance regarding the imple- and the Horizon mentation and execution of its business Council. strategies. In addition, the board is • Sheila Hoen, a charged with seeking opportunities for long-time resident of community awareness and business the islands, is an development. attorney and holds a The board is comprised of Lee County real estate license Commissioner Bob Janes, Sheila Hoen, with Priscilla Janes Hoen Jobe Rizzo See Rodney Jobe, Tom Rizzo, and Eliie See. Murphy Realty. She The majority of these board members are has served on the Captiva Erosion • Tom Rizzo has been a resident of Boulevard in Bonita Springs. The region- business associates and residents of Prevention District Board of the community for 28 years. He is an al headquarters and its 10 full-service Sanibel or Captiva Island, Commissioners, and the board of direc- attorney at law, certified public accoun- offices, manage more than $429 million "We are proud to have this distin- tors for Lee County Parks & Recreation, tant and Florida real estate broker. Rizzo in assets. guished group of island business leaders tAbuse Counseling & Treatment Center has an accounting degree, juris doctorate Colonial Bank of Southwest Florida is on our team," says Harlan Parrish, presi- and Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva. She and Master of Law in taxation. a division of the Montgomery, Alabama- dent and CEO of Colonial Bank's is presently a member of the Old B Eliie See, a resident of the Islands based The Colonial BancGroup, Inc., an Southwest Florida Region. "These indi- Schoolhottse Theater Foundation board for 18 years, is a residential and com- $11.7 billion multi-state holding compa- viduals are dedicated to their communi- as well as a volunteer in many other com- mercial Realtor for John Naumann & ny with more than 240 banking offices in ty's needs, thus making them a valuable munity organizations. Associates and is a member of the Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, resource for Colonial Bank." • Rodney Jobe, a 16-year resident of Sanibel-Captiva Association of Realtors. Tennessee and Texas. Colonial • Bob Janes, a retired U.S. Army the islands, is a veteran of the hospitality She currently serves on the LeeBancGroup, Inc. is listed on the New Colonel and a current Lee County industry. He is a member of the Florida Memorial Health Systems Development York Stock Exchange under the symbol Commissioner, has been a resident in this Vacation Rental Managers Association, Board and is a member of the Dunes CNB and is listed in most newspapers as community for 25 years. He serves on and was the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Homeowners Association. ColBgp. For more information, visit the the board of directors for the Lee County Rotarian of the Year for 1999-2000. Colonial Bank's regional headquarters company's web site at www.colonial Chapter of the American Red. Cross and is located at 27200 Riverview Center bank.com. More Business News & J Peg Webster — see page 27

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hether or not to name juveniles Wwho are arrested for an alleged crime may be one of the hardest things an editor has to decide. It is also difficult to decide how to report on any arrest, even for an adult: Should there be a separate story and headline? How promi- nently should it be dis- played? Generally, for adults, we put everything together in a police blotter without mak- ing a big deal of it. Editorial However, if there is an overriding reason that would make a crime or Scott Martell arrest more important foi the public to know about, then it would be displayed more prominently For juveniles, we try to be even moie careful. The state law is clear. The names of juveniles charged with a mis- demeanor are not released by the police. The names of juveniles charged with a felony are leleased to the press. Felonies are consideied serious enough to 1) warn the public, or 2) let the press decide whether there is suffi- lefleii cient reason to publish a name, or 3) let the public know, period, and have them decide if it is important to know or not. Naming a juvenile in the press can also be a huge A big 'fhank you' from SMF warning to the young person who has been charged with Commissioners arguments To the Editor: what the state believes is a significant crime. The Board of Directors of Sanibel Music Festival bogus, re: Public Access TV Letting the public know may be the best, clearest and extends its sincere thanks to the Sanibel Congregational To the Editor: ultimately the fairest — the press is not, therefore, cen- Church for its gracious hospitality during the festival. The arguments used by the Lee County soring information, becoming a Pollyanna gatekeeper of We are deeply grateful to our contributors, both private Commissioners against continuing public access TV its own feelings on what is real and what is not. and commercial, tor continued confidence and support. were bogus and bordered on Clinton-like lies. This option can lead to condemnation of the press (the To the media, including print, radio and television, our First, the commissioners were afraid that hate groups, messenger), usually by the parents and sometimes by thanks for its outstanding coverage of the festival. We and sex programs would appear on TV sets in Lee County community members. We like to think we have a kind, also thank Bailey's and Macintosh Book Shop for acting The commissioners or staff didn't do their homework loving community and, henceforth, a kind, loving news- as our ticket outlets. Oui many willing volunteers Eaily public access TV saw these types of piograms, but paper of record in that community. However, Sanibel and deserve special piaise and thanks and, to all our ticket as the system was ironed out those types of shows were Captiva aie also sophisticated, complicated mini-metrop- buyers we sinceiely thunk you loi another sold out sea- taken caie of through community-standard laws. olises, with all the inherent problems and dangers. A son. The Cable Television Consumer Protection and newspaper shouldn't censor information so that it fits a Nancy Clark, President Competition Act of 1992 states in its summary of the law model of an ideal community. We can help guide a com- Sanibel Music Festival that it "directs the FCC to promulgate regulations to munity toward a better ideal, perhaps. But we mustn't enable a cable operator to prohibit the use of its system hide the reality. We must report the facts as best we can, of channel capacity of public, educational, or govern- and the community then has the opportunity to make Sanibel Shamrocks mental access for programming which contains obscene knowledgeable decisions on its own. material, sexually explicit conduct, or material soliciting All that said, I broke these rules last week, and it did- makes a difference to MDA or promoting unlawful conduct." n't turn out well for us or for anyone. To the Editor: Then we heard the commissioners complain that they I had to decide on whether or not to use the name of a Even the leprechauns are green with envy over couldn't control the content of public access TV. This 12-year-old arrested for marijuana possession. He was Sanibel's response to the Muscular Dystrophy argument is downright anti-free speech, but it does open charged with a felony — having marijuana on school Association's Shamrocks Against Dystrophy campaign. the argument for banning guns. Since government does- grounds. Certainly this is something people need to Many thanks to the thousands of people who donated to n't know what a person might do with a gun once they know about, particularly parents of children at the MDA and signed paper shamrocks in businesses in purchase it and since government can't control what a school; there was no question in my mind about this. February and March. Their generous participation in person might do with a gun, then the commissioners have However, I knew certain facts that led me to a decision Shamrocks will help MDA continue to provide families set a great precedent for gun control arguments. not to use the boy's name in this specific instance. I affected by neuromuscular diseases in our community Then the cost factor argument appeared. At this point talked to several people about this, some who agreed with valuable services. I was waiting for Chairman St. Cerny to tell us what the with me and others who did not. I wrestled with the issue As one of many who has a loved one affected by a definition of is is. Instead, St. Cerny used the tired old for several hours, and ultimately decided to go with my neuromuscular disease, I'm genuinely grateful for the political tactic that the public access people were loud gut instinct of not using the name. I directed the reporter caring support of customers and employees at conve- and vocal, but in the minority. They used that argument to eliminate the name from the story and give the new nience stores, supermarkets, restaurants and other retail- when we fought against McDonald's coming to Sanibel. story to the page designer. Regretfully, a second or third ers in Sanibel. St. Cerny was concerned that cable subscribers might not reference to the name was inadvertently missed, so a last The 18th Annual Shamrocks Against Dystrophy cam- want to pay for public access via a 25 or 50 cent charge name appeared near the end of the report. paign raised more than $10 million nationally. Locally, per month. No one from the so-called phantom majority This has, of course, led to several calls questioning these donations will help fund MDA-sponsored research showed up at either the February or March meetings to our use of a juvenile's name, and why we would do that. at the University of Florida, the Mayo Clinic in speak against public access except for three people con- I hope the above helps explain how we make such a deci- Jacksonville and the University of Miami. nected to the cable industry. St. Cerny's argument, how- sion. It is regretful the name went in the paper due to On behalf of the millions of Americans affected in ever, is good fodder for those who don't use libraries but carelessness, for which I apologize. However, a juvenile some way by the more than 40 diseases covered by whose tax dollars are used for them anyway. Which charged with a felony is a serious situation. Naming that MDA — than you — and may St. Patrick bless you all brings me to ask, why do we have public libraries, but not person is a serious decision by a newspaper. I believe I year long! public access? Maureen McGovern, national chairperson Ron M. 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r/irarfdr largntfoetly nwwl. • fiili-un-kt rcui tstalt camptwy Find Your Mace With W\P\ ;'. ';.'. wwiv.fiprcnity.cotn ,-• ••'•• / 10 • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER Opinion Clarifying manatee The Right Stuff ohn Adler's recent traffic lights. Voters don't articles in this paper want them. Nor do they JX-ray some of want more stores, or mul- protection rules Sanibel's woes. The arti- tifamily houses, or cles are articulate, pre- widening of Periwinkle, cise and clinical. He or loosing Australian To the Editor: ed by them, plus at least three public speaks with authority. I pines along Periwinkle. Let's dispel some confusion concern- hearings, including two at Commission am impressed. They do want more natu- ing the draft settlement of a lawsuit the meetings. Commissioners are not bound He describes us as ralness and more preser- Save the Manatee Club and others filed to accept the staff proposals and may threatened with a decay- vation. against the Florida Fish and Wildlife modify or reject them. ing economy, hoards of Those are some of the Conservation Commission (FWC). In no case would a "safe haven" or miserly day trippers, sag- results of two opinion The FWC's commissioners have not speed zone deny a resident boating access ging commerce and too polls taken in 1988 and agreed to the draft settlement and will not to his property. much traffic. 1993. settle without first making their decision The draft settlement calls for re-evalu- There are other things, Two major themes concerning the Brevard County speed- ation (and revision, if necessary) of cur- but people I know can't emerge: (1) Preserve the zone rule. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife rent speed-zone rules in Lee and Duval deal with more than four village character of Service did settle a similar suit lecently, counties and the Ten Thousand Islands of things at once. Commentary Sanibel and (2) attain fis- but that's a separate case to which ihe Collier County. The proposal would not One person threw up cal accountability. FWC was not a party. weaken FWC Commissioners' control of her hands and said, "I To attain fiscal respon- Foi all who would like to offer input, their own rule-making ability. can't deal with anything. sibility voters said: (1) the Commissioners are still listening, and Throughout the process, Commissioners I came here because I Rupert H. Ingram Develop a long-range they are not bound by anything other than would retain authority to modify or reject was promised peace and plan. (2) No budget their own judgment. The only very specif- any staff proposal. quiet and stability and it increases beyond cost of ic legulatory proposal that is part of the At the moment, manatees are not on has been one thing after living increase. (3) draft settlement is a consideration of the verge of extinction, and the recent another. At least in New York I know Require referendum for capital expen- revising manatee speed zones in Brevard high winter count (3,276) is cause for what to expect. I'm moving!" ditures over $1 million. County. Commissioners considered that optimism. The slight decrease in water- Adler tells us that change is My friend who wants to move back issue during a March 30 meeting in craft-related mortalities last year also is inevitable, even in New York. He tells to New York came here because Sanibel Tallahassee with a public hearing set in encouraging. Even so, total manatee us to expect change but control it by was a village. Thanks to our town fore- Brevard County in early May. The final deaths have increased faster than the preparing. It is the Boy Scout motto: fathers it has remained so, give or take vote may take place at the Commission's manatee population has increased over "Be Prepared." a little. In 1974 these wise men/women May meeting in West Palm Beach, but not the past few years. We believe most Anyhow, he says we can prepare by incorporated the city, thereby trashing before Commissioners hear public com- boaters share our conviction that we must creating a Master Plan. Lee County plans to build things right ments at all three meetings. At this point, continue conservation measures for these Now, we have seen a lot of plans and left and one after the other, one nothing is settled, and nothing will be set- animals. come and go. Even I had one. And we upon another. tled until Brevard Countians have ample Our challenge is to ensure that any have seen a lot happen as a result, good Now we are facing serious problems. opportunities to present the facts and new boating restrictions are based on or bad, depending. Naturally, then, we Some are: suffocating growth here and express their opinions. solid information. We intend to place are a little skeptical. in Lee County; houses resembling The draft settlement would also speed zones where we have potential Nevertheless, me and my friends are hotels; standing-room-only traffic; too require FWC staff to recommend speed- problems while avoiding unnecessary agreeable to any plan that will keep our many stores; economic decay; econom- zone rules by late 2001 for eight areas restrictions. If we do anything less, we lady friend from moving back to New ic stratification; beach erosion. where boats are particularly hazardous to run the risk that the federal courts will do York. Just seems like a bad move. Adler says we can have a strong manatees. FWC staff would also propose it for us. Meanwhile, FWC So we want to know more about this influence on these woes. establishing eight manatee "safe havens" Commissioners have firmly taken the Master Plan. Tell us quickly. We have the talent to do it. Do we — where boating restrictions may consist position that they will balance manatee I hope that this plan does not include have the other stuff? of "keep-out zones" (such as freshwater conservation needs with rights and con- springs and power plant discharges) or cerns of boaters. I have observed the limiting vessels to use of electric motors process up close, and I have faith in that or no motors. By late 2002, FWC staff commitment. would propose speed zone rules for Allan L. Egbert, Ph.D. LETTERS Tampa Bay and six more safe havens. Executive Director, These proposals would depend on public Florida Fish & Wildlife From page 9 input at workshops in each region affect- Conservation Commission

Please send your letters to: Letters to the Editor Island Reporter , P.O. Box 809 Governor wants to turn the clock back Island Sanibel, FL 33957 Or, fax to: (941) 472-8398. Letters must be signed and include a To the Editor: Voices telephone number for verification. We reserve the right to edit letters foi style, grammar Fighting urban sprawl is one of the highest priorities of Florida Zero Population and length. Growth. Governor Bush and the Growth Management Study Commission, whose members the governor appointed, want to reduce the state's oversight. The commission's recommendations would return most development deci- HENDERSON sions to local government. That is the way it was before the legislature passed the Growth Management Act of FRANKLIN 1985. Previous to 1985 was when we got most ot the ATTORNEYS AT LAW • FOUNDED 1924 tax-raising sprawl. Now, the governor, who was a devel- Richard A. CoIIman Heather W. Hawkins Jason R. Maughan, L.L.M oper before we put him in the governor's mansion, wants to turn the clock back to pre-1985. Too many David K. Fowler local governments owe their jobs to campaign contribu- Board Certified Real Estate Lawyer tions from developers. Please call or write your local legislators and. urge Offering a full range of legal services for over 75 years including them to keep state oversight to any changes to your • Real Estate • Comprehensive Land Use Plan. * ,r , ,. . . ..Torn Tomlinson, President • Title Insurance '' "'- Florida Zero Population Growth, Inc. • 1031 Like Kind Exchanges • Real Estate & Commercial Litigation • Construction Law & Contracts • Land Use • Estate Planning MARTE1X • Wills & Trusts From page 8 • Probate • Business Law & Contracts made the correct decision by asking the reporter to elim- • Coiporations inate the juvenile's name in this case. I will continue to evaluate this issue to see if there are other circumstances • Family Law where names should not be used. But, generally, names Island Medical & Business Center 1715 Monroe Street should be used. The public has the right to know the real- ity of life here, as well as the right to make decisions 1648 Periwinkle Way, Suite B Fort Myers, Florida 33901 about that reality. Sanibel, Florida 33957 Telephone: (941) 334-4121 Yes, some people will be mad at us for using a juve- nile's name in connection with a felony. It may seem Telephone: (941)472-6700 Facsimile: (941) 334-4100 heartless. But 1 don't think that's true. I think it is being Facsimile: (941) 472-5129 Web Site: www.henlaw.com honest. aHBEOE ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • 11 looking Back Big wheels meetto dedicat e bike path

(The Island Reporter celebrated its remain in effect while the city appeals the between Sanibel City Council members 25th anniversary in 1999, and the city of judge's decision. over the city's proposed build back policy. Five years ago, Sanibel celebrated its 25th anniversary Last week, however, Pack ruled that the Critics charge it is too liberal. April 5, 1996 later that year. The following news items city must either allow real estate agent Councilmen Jerry Muench and Mark are taken from the pages of the Reporter Bob Buntrock to proceed with his plans Westall led the charge against an ordi- over the past 25 years.) for an office complex or post a bond to nance which would allow post-storm Manatee death toll protect Buntrock from suffering addition- reconstruction of legally permitted build- tops 100 25 years ago al costs while awaiting a decision from the ings that do not meet codes, even if situ- The city of Sanibel took an extra step appellate court. ated differently on a lot or reconstructed March 12, 1976 to protect the diminishing numbers of to different dimensions as long as they manatees by giving preliminary approval The man who handled the scissors at met setbacks in existence at the time of 75 years ago, to reduced speed boating zones Tuesday. the Periwinkle Way bike path ribbon cut- initial construction and do not exceed the April 3, 1986 In the wake of 20 more manatee ting dedication Tuesday had waited a long building's pre-disaster square footage. deaths since last week, the death toll for tome for that moment. After rancorous debate council mem- "John Peurifoy is the only guy who had Councilman says the marine mammals has reached stag- bers deferred the matter until Tuesday, geimg proportions. Since March 5, 103 the guts to ride on Periwinkle for years," April 16. explained Muriel Goss, chairman of the 'sting' operation at manatees have been found in Southwest Council members diiected staff to Florida pushing the skyrocketing number Bike Path Committee and leader of the explore ways to ban reconstruction ot citizen effort to build bike paths on inn 'underhanded' to 136 for the year. The statewide total is The Normandie Restaurant at the West commercial and resoit buildings 193, just 13 shy of the record set in 1990. Sanibel. "For years, every time he saw me destroyed in a storm or hurricane in areas he would ask, 'Where's the bike path?'" Wind Inn got a reprieve from having their development permit pulled Tuesday while not zoned for those uses, and to perhaps Before Peurifoy cut the nbbon. Mayor One year ago, city planning staff was criticized for a so- eliminate two ot the three suggested Porter Goss told the dozen or so bicyclists April 6, 2000 called "sting" opeiation which brought means by which islanders would be who had gathered lor the dedication that permit violations to the attention of coun- allowed to rebuild their homes without the Periwinkle lane is only "the first link cil members. variance approval. City manager outlines in the first phase" of a network of paths on the island. The inn on West Gult Duve was giant- Council nixes ed a development permit for the restaurant his philosophies "It will be first class when it's City Manager Ed Sealovei outlined through," promised Goss. operation in 1982 on condition its use was causeway bikes restricted to motel guests only. his philosophy of "economy, efficiency, The two-mile path cost $53,355 to Lee County bicyclists ran into another A memo to City Manager Gary Price productivity and a commitment to quali- clear, grade and pave. The project was road block Tuesday afternoon as Sanibel from Code Enforcement Officer Dick ty customer service" when he spoke to financed with Bike Path Committee funds City Council recommended the county Baker noted that two planning staff mem- more than 80 members of the Committee and revenues from the Sanibel Causeway. deny any access to the causeway. bers were served meals at the restaurant, of the Islands (COTI) and island resi- After an hour of discussion with one just two days after the inn submitted dents at COTI's annual meeting March Commissioner John Manning and other 20 years ago, an application for a permit to renovate its 31. county officials, the council recommend- April 2, 1981 kitchen and the other a week later. Much of his address focused on ways ed unanimously that the county uphold Councilman Francis Bailey said he was to improve employee and public rela- the ordinance prohibiting bicyclists from tions, as well as simplifying the bud- City delays moratorium concerned about the planning staff's riding to Sanibel. action, calling it "underhanded." getary process. bond issue "We have been accused of not wanting "The basic aim is to provide employ- people from Lee County [on the island]," A decision about whether to post a ees with a greater involvement in deci- 10 years ago, said Councilman Jerry Muench. "This is $300,000 bond to maintain a moratorium sion making," he said. "We're no longer April 5, 1991 strictly a safety issue." on commercial development or go ahead going to have from-the-top-down deci- and process four applications has been sion making." postponed until Tuesday. Tempest over Circuit Court Judge Wallace R. Pack overturned the commercial moratorium post-storm build back 'C.R.O W. on Feb. 26, but the ban would ordinarily Arguments broke out this week Taste Of The Islands Sponsors Reap

Sanibel Island. FL 94M72 3644 Great Rewards Obituary Would you like to help CROW by being a corpome sponsor for the 2001 Taste Gertrude Webb owned and ran the Golden Sands (now Of The Islands? This year's Taste Team is working very hard to offer a corporate Gertrude Elizabeth Murar Amon McT's) and Castaways (now Madhatter) sponsorship that will provide great value to your business in return for your (Gert) Webb, a Sanibel native since restaurants until Roy's death in 1975. In support. Your sponsorship will reward you in three ways. First and foremost, the addition to managing the restaurants, 1959, died quietly in her home on intrinsic benefits provide you with die knowledge your contribution is helping Tuesday, April 4, of respiratory failure. Webb was noted as an accomplished clothes maker, designing and fabricating CROW, to care for injured, sick and orphaned wildlife friends. Also, you will be Born in Youngstown, Ohio on March women's clothes and accessories. demonstrating to your community how much you believe in tlie preservation and 10, 1925, Webb graduated from protection of our Southwest Florida natural resources. Secondly, great perks will fly Woodrow Wilson High School, then She is survived by her children, worked for the telephone company Lawrence and Shelley, and her many your way -free admission for six guests, reserved table for six in VIP sponsor tent, before her first marriage to Donald J. loving relatives and friends. Her daugh- VIP parking for three cars. 100 food tickets ($100 value), complimentary Amon in 1948. They moved with their ter Saundra preceded her in death 1982. beverages at the sponsor tent open bar, six complimentary 2001 Taste Of The children Lawrence (Larry) and Saundra A memorial service will be held at 3 Island T-shirts, meeting widi celebrity hosts and hostesses and a signed limited (Suzi) to Fort Lauderdale in 1958, and a p.m. Saturday, April 7, at the Sanibel edition 2001 TOTI poster. Thirdly, you can't beat the advertising exposure that year later discovered Sanibel, falling in Congregational Church. In lieu of flow- ers, because of her great love of Sanibel will help promote your business. Your business name, brief description, address love with, and settling on, the island and telephone numbers will appear as an event sponsor in all print advertising and within a few weeks. Webb's third child, and her commitment to its protections, in a special section of the Offical Taste Program. You will receive a complimentary Shelley, was bom here in 1963. Webb .contributions may be made to the married Roy E>. Webb in 1966 and they Sanibel Captiva Conservation quarter-page advertisement in the Offical Taste Program. An engraved award plate Foundation in her memory. (same as those given to the restaurants who win food awards) listing your business as a sponsor will be presented to you during the awards ceremony day of the Taste at 4:15 p.m.

Introducing For inquiries on sponsorship please call Anita Finder Event Captiva's Finest Co-ordinator at 472-3644. Watch the Islander next week forth e latest updates on this needy, event! If you're not afraid of hard work and plenty of fun, it's not too soon to start Realize vacation single home owner- volunteering for all those exciting jobs the day of the Taste. ship in the luxury of BK seven Palm /Hvenue Villas In the heart of CapWva The homes will be in excess of 35OO CALL JO FERNANDEZ at 395-9606, ANN ARNOFF at sq ftwit h private pools, elevators, op- tional guest cabanas and lavish land- 472-8809 or ANITA PINDERAT 472-3644 AND SIGN UP. scaping. Features that would be con- sidered optional, in other homes are standard in these quality homes. Build Sponsorship Confirmation ing to commence May 1, 2O0 1. F Currently taking reservations. Call rvtary O Leary YES! We want to be a corporate sponsor for die 21st Annual Taste Of The For You Free Pacl4 cheack payable to C.R.O.W.) Email: [email protected] Sponsor Name: Address: Please return this form, Broker Salesperson with your check by April 23, 2001 dited Buyer* Representative Phone: Fax/E-mail: Anita Pindei, Event Co-oidinator NAUAAANN Sanibel Island, Flonda 33957 C R O \\ ASSOCIATES Contact. Person:_ CROW Guest # (max 6):_ IIM.1H Andy Ro«< Ljru. • Cipti yu,JJrf POBox 150 12 • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER Ipoih

Freddie Sauer. Justin Touchstone and Fred him find his team. He showed up two SCCF tennis tourney Kangaa. Sponsorship opportunities are hours late for practice. Over on the girl's Beachview Men available. Call 472-9099 to reserve your field, there is some great games going on. The Beachview Men's Golf sei for weekend seat at this event in a new state-of-the-art Everybody is tied up, but the Cardinals Association played a best bait tournament tennis facility at Beachview. are starting to pull ahead. Come to the over 18 holes on March 31. The team of The annual SCCF tennis tournament Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern fields this week. There will be lots of Marty Gallagher, Don Hummel, Don will be played this weekend, Saturday, Florida grants the wishes of children games played due to the rainouts last Harris and Jack Harrington shot 119 to April 7 and Sunday, April S. This year's between the ages of 2 1/2 and 18 who week. capture first place, followed by the team sponsor will be South Seas Resorts, who have life-threatening illnesses in order to of Ken Gillett, Pat McGuffin, Marv has promised great food and drinks during enrich the human experience with hope, Lifeguard training Backus and a "blind draw," 125, and the the event. New this year will be a cocktail strength and joy. This is its 18th year help- The Sanibel Recreation Complex will team of Mel Bleiberg, Bill Pritchard, party Friday night, hosted by the Bank of ing youths. be offering a Lifeguard Training Course at Dave Spoehr and Jack Tukey, 133. America, for players, donors and invited the rec complex from April 13-21. Cost is On March 27, the men played a two guests. Additionally, the bank is also the Sanibel-Captiva Youth $100. To be eligible, the candidate must best balls match over the back nine. The sponsor for the T-shirts, given free to all be 15 or older and pass the following team of Don Hummel, Jack Tukey, Marv participants. This year's shirt is going to Baseball & Softball swimming requirements — swim 500 Backus and Phil Grace shot 55 to pocket be another collector's item, designed by Standings: yards continuously, including using sever- first place. Two teams shot 59, with the local artist Lauri Kaihlanen. Major League al different strokes; swim 20 yards, sur- team of Bill Sadd, Ed DeFabio, John Tournament format will be traditional Astros, 0-10 face dive to a depth of 7-10 feet to retieve Moores and Ed House capturing second men's, women's and mixed doubles com- Giants, 3-6 a 10-pound object, return to the surface place through a scorecard playoff, and the petition, with first round consolation. A Yankees, 6-4 and swim 20 yards back to the starting team of Bob Myers, Stu Merz, Jerry raffle will be held, with vacations from Marlins, 9-0 point with the object. ; Tucker and a "blind draw" picking up South Seas Resorts, as well week vaca- Diamondbacks, 4-5 Testing and lesson one will be Friday, third. tions provided by PMR and VIP, a week- Rockies, 6-2 April 13. The following week will include end at the West Wind Inn, etched glass by Minor League all-day lessons. Candidates must be pre- Dunes Women Luc Century and other prizes. Raffle tick- Tigers, 0-4 registered by April 11. Questions, call The Dunes 18-hole Women's Golf ets are available the the SCCF and at the Cubs, 1-3 Coby Amadio, 472-0345. Association let neither gale force winds tournament —- $20 for one, and $50 for Indians, 3-1 nor erractic downpours deter them as they three tickets. Pirates, 4-0 Soccer registration competed in an individual low gross, low For more information, call Schwab, Angels, 2-2 Due to last weekend's rain-outs, the net event. 395-6775, stop by the Dunes tennis shop, Girls Softball new dates for registration for the annual In A Flight, Sue Richard shot 87 to or call the SCCF, 472-2329. Dodgers, 2-3 MLS Summer Soccer Camp and Fall capture low gross honors. Daphne Phillies, 2-3 Seasons will take place from 5-7:30 p.m. Hellmuth and Grethe Christensen shot 67 Kriek exhibition set Blue Jays,-3-3 Fridays April 6 and 13, and from 9-nqon to tie for low net. Cardinals, 4-1 on Saturdays, April 7 and 28. Registration In B Flight, Nancy Prevedel shot 90 for for Beachview In games last week: will take place at the baseball fields. There low gross honors, followed by Inge The Make-A- • The Giants beat the Astros, 16-11,11-7 will be substantial discounts for early reg- Hanslmaier, 100. In low net competition, Wish Foundation • The Rockies beat the Diamondback, istration. All players who register on these Nan Frymoyer shot 71 to capture first will team up with the 19-5; and the Diamondbacks won the sec- dates will pay $50 for the season, and place, with Betsy Cox and Lil Gailius Beachview Tennis ond game, 9-6 $ 100 for the camp. Call 395-3629, or 437- tying with 75. Club on April 8 for • The Marlins beat the Yankees, 17-2, 21-1 4037 for more information. In C Flight, Pat Wentling shot 94 for an afternoon with • The Priates beat the Tigers, 12-2 low gross honors. In low net action, Mary Australian Open • The Indians beat the Cubs, 11-2 Vernon shot 75 for first place. Champion and #1 • The Blues Jays beat the Phillies, 11-9 Beachview Women In. D Flight, Jane Levene shot 107 to Doubles Player on • The Cardinals beat the Dodgers, 14-11 After some much needed rain washed win low gross honors. In low net competi- the Worldwide Highlights of the week by Dick Muench out last week's golf tournament, the mem- tion, Claire Bowie shot 80 to capture first Seniors Tour, Johan — What a week — Coach Harrity won bers of the Beachview Women's Golf place. Kriek. two and is on a roll; maybe if you are Association finally got to tee off in the Nancy Prevedel also captured a chip-in Kriek will conduct Kriek going before the city you, might just get Sanibel sunshine on Wednesday, March during the match. a tennis clinic and lucky. Two big homers for Joey Harrity; 28. The week delay did little to hamper On March 26, four members of the play an exhibition match with local and someone said they are still flying away. the game of Shirley Mackay who posted Dunes 18-hole Ladies League competed world-ranked professionals, followed by a Don't forget those Diamondbacks. What a an 86, or Bea Masggio, who shot an 88 to in the Patty Berg Golf Classic, and won charity auction, giving guests a chance to game for Bobby DeForest and Wesley take first and second place for the low second place in Division 3. This tourna- bid on many great items, all to benefit the Owens with seven runs batted in between gross prizes in the 18-hole competition. ment, in its 17th year, benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation. the two of them. A lot of cheering going Low net among the 18 hole players when American Cancer Society, and was held at A clinic for all ages will be held from on there the other night. Another shot at to Whiz Lowden with 66, while Molly Fiddlesticks Country Club. The successful 1-2 p.m., followed by an exhibition match Harrity — everybody was trying to help Johnson was runnerup with a 69. team included Lil Gailius, captain, and with Kriek and local professionals Barbara Cassavell, Grethe Christensen and Marcia Cohen. The team shot 75 in the four-person scramble competition. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT Tropitone • Lane Venture • Homecrest What's right with it? What's wrong with it? What should be changed?

The City of Sanibel is considering the adequacy of its commercial development regulations and wants to hear from you:

How should the City handle commercial development and redevelopment?

What are the problems with the existing regulations?... the existing zoning?

Is there a role for public improvements in commercial development?

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Let the Planning Commission hear from you at its meeting on:

April 10, 2001 at 10:00 a.m..; > <-.,• .-

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Visit the City's Web Site at www.ci.sanibel.fl.us and click on "Contact the City" and go to "Commercial Development Suggestions". CRONIN Thank you, Porch & Patio, INC. Bruce A. Rogers We're serious about casual furniture Planning Director City of Sanibef FORT MYERS 14680 South of U.S. 41 •941.482.7000 At the Corner of U.S. 41 & Gladiolus Monday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sunday & Evenings By Appointment Immediate Delivery Available on In-Stock Items • 6 Months Same As Cash Call 472-1587 to report news. www.cronins.net 1

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Easter surprise Easter services for Holy Week Power Squadron hits Captiva II Congregational United Church of Christ 2050 Periwinkle Way, 395-1952 • Palm Sunday, April 8: 7 45 a m. chapei and worship services with the Suncoast Brass, 9 a.m and 11am. • Vespers, Wednesday, April 11: 5 p.m with scripture and prayer in the ancient healing rite of laying on hands and annointtng with oil. • Maundy Thursday, April 12: Tenebrae service, 730 p m Holy communion will be served. • Good Friday, April 13: Mediations, noon to 3 p.m , presented in six 20-minute segments. • Easter Sunday, April 15: 7-45 a.m. chapel with full services at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m The Chancel Choir at all services. No Sunday School. • Sanibel Community Church Zonta Club of San-Cap offers basket stuffers 1740 Periwinkle Way, 472-2684 Commander George Irwin is not surrender- — raffle tickets to Tuscany Italy for Umbrian • Palm Sunday, April 8: 8 a.m. communion, 9 am. ing but welcoming San-Cap Sail & Power Wine Tour. Tickets go for $20 each or 3 for $50. contemporary service, 10.30 a.m. traditional service Squadron to the dining quarters at the Green Drawing set for April. Fund-raiser benefits Music by the "Sanibels" Handbel! Choir. Flash after a recent rendezvous to Captiva. women and children. Info 472-6667 • Wednesday, April 11: "Cantate" award-winning English choir performance at 7 p m., BIG Arts. Admission free, but love offering welcomed. llageilfl® deadlines X. See Dateline, page 16 Island Real Estate Its Our Business f A TRUE HWDES TREASURE! f

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nyone who says "I don't do windows" should think twice Like Leonardo da AVinci, Sanibel glass artisian/pioneer and inventor Luc Century saw something in a plate of glass that made him think differently about what he saw and thought possible. 1 FREE 8 OZ. JUICE GLASS He was a window washer then. His vision through the frame of a sheet of glass opened a W/ANY PURCHASE new window of reality for him 24 years ago, 1 MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF PURCHASE as it did for Leonardo da Vinci 500 years ago, 1 PER CUSTOMER PLEASE. VALID 4/4 - 4/30/01. sending Century on a journey of creation, timeless in scope A master of large-scale art in etched glass, his works are dominate forces within some of this region's and the country's most soul- searching architectural endeavors, in building as well as spiritual intent, through the intimacy TERVIS TUMBLER OUTLET of man's lasting relationships with light and space 12995 Cleveland Avenue From the Vietnam War Memorial in Fort Myers, FL 33907 Washington, DC. — where he pioneered a new art form in the engraving of the memori- 939-28OO al's 58,000 names in stone — to the Barbara web site - http:/ / www.tervis.com B Mann Center for the Performing Arts' mural in Fort Myers and 24 cupola windows Photos Michael Pistella HOURS: MON. - SAT. 10-5 • SUN. 12-5 Above and at right, mounted on Century's panel for Sambel's Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, of da Vinci's less mechanical and more feminine he created life-changing expressions of com- drawings. munity in broad-scale prespectives of life We Own and Offer through cycles of which mankind plays a pri- or etched portions of glass show through, the collabora- mary part defining each image like a black-and-white tive base between erf Atlanta Georgia Water and Century cuts deep into universal feelings, photograph. claimed by religions Wastewater Revenue bnnging new light to old subjects, namely life "I reproduced his imagery using photo- needs man to act wit and death, to co-exist experientially in muse- graphic half-tone techniques, so I'm getting tions as abstracts nee Insured Tax-free Municipal Bonds ums and centers of community for the hearts the continuous tone concept to come through what is only concept and souls of their partakers. the glass," Century said. That is his intent, which few deny feeling in Three of the buildings interior main hall- n the year 2000 a initial sightings of his works that charge a con- ways are graced with this artwork. Two 30- ultimately find 40 Yield to nective spark to something deep within foot sections, each holding nine glass plates, I to give life to this Maturity run the length of a curved wall at the side $10 million center oi Due n a recent reproduction of selected works entrance of the building. On the interfacing nology at Florida Gu 11/1/38 of Leonardo da Vinci, Century holds to da wall of the center's main entrance, da Vinci's Fort Myers, the newe IVinci's standards of mastery, a requirement Vitruvian Man with outstretched arms extends technologically fitted • AAA-rated by Standard & Poor's he set before himself in accepting a $100,000 20 feet across the wall in two 3-foot layers John Crowley, FG • Insured as to the timely payment commission from Florida Gulf Coast deep of etched glass. advancement and exe of principal and interest University Foundation to create "something" [Considered in some circles the best known foundation, said the i for its new science center, Whitaker Hall. of all his drawings — The Vitruvian Man from three-way split initial Century returned, with Leonardo da Vinci, Cesare Cesarianu's commentary on Vitruvius of $2.5 million from "Yield effective 03/28/01 subject to avail a visual artist and natural scientist who contin- of 1521 — da Vinci reinterpreted ancient in 1996, which the ui ability and price change Yield and mar- teachings on the proportions of the human ly donated funds raisi ket value may fluctuate il sold prior to ually astonished his commentaries, even as a maturity May be subject to alternative young man, with intelligence and artistry. body.] in 1997 and which th minimum tax "He was the Renaissance man," Century From this interconnective expanse stretch- Florida's matching fu ing the course of the center's main floor, what education, amounting NORMAN L. MITCHELL, JR. said of the searcher, explorer, inventor within many fields of study. meets the eye is a living scroll of scientific matched appropriatio Investment Representative With de Vinci came his drawings etched in and creative thought, revived today from the islative session. 16681 McGrego* Blvd., Suite 102 half-tones on 3-foot-square plates of glass. past for the future — a lifeline of inspiration Ft. Myers, FL 33908 • 454-7791 Project architect K Capped angle irons at the four corners of each for aspiring followers yet to lead from beyond www. edwardj ones, com Reynolds, Smith & H glass plate hold it three-quarters-of-an-inch off this threshold. on the building last f the wall, the portion immediately behind the Individual etchings of da Vinci drawings, "It's not a commo Edwardjones glass painted in a continuous pure black strip companioned with plates of similar size Crowley said on that' nul In s Smui1H71 as the backdrop through which grayish-white engraved with the names of donors, augment for the building's don ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Feb. 15-17, 2001 • 15

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and ew ground at FGCU SAN1BEE. as seen only from comple- Noted in da Vinci journals is the task of PUNTA RASSA CONDOMINIUMS tion of an holding a piece of glass in front of an image to intensive, then draw that image on the glass. Spacious 2 Bedroom, Z Bath Condominium Homes . four- "Here I am, 500 years later, doing his with Large Screened Lanai, Full Size Laundry, month, imagery on glass. It made me feel good that Lots of Storage and a Community which offers: creative he, too, used glass as an element in creating," • Heated Pool and Spa ' ShufftebMKl surge in said Century. • Private fishing Piep #1?!inic?r^ . compila- o The donor wall is a project in flat glass of • Tennis * Adjacent Full Service Marina tion, mas- perfect square dimension used tq connect indi- tering and vidual elements into a whole. The squares fol- RESALES FROM THE MID $150,000.00'$ translation low the architectural angle of the building. of de "To work on a single piece of (wall-sized) Vinci's glass would have been logistically difficult, VACATION RENTALS work in but it was equally difficult to scan the image SflfJIBEL HARBOUR RESORT the spirit on individual squares that would line all back PUNTA RASSA CONDOMINIUMS of inspira- up." tion built There was technical challenge as well in A FULL SERVICE REALTOR AT THE GATEWAY TO SANIBEL within etching the image to the edge of the glass, he 15009 Punta Rassa Road • Fort Myers, Fl. 33908 Whitaker said. Hall. Century's etching process is similar to the (941)466-3313 A photographic process in that the film positive Visit Our Website at WnP:\\WWW.SANiBa.NFT building or transparency is what he uses to transfer an for the image onto glass flooded with emulsion, then E-MAIL [email protected] future, the exposed to light in a drying process that reach- center es final definition through grit-blasting with rises three water and aluminum oxide. floors to "This works photo-mechanically, using meet the light to chemically alter the photo emulsion » Walk To The Beach challenges and high-pressure water to wash out unex- of tomor- posed areas," he said. Black areas on the film row dissolve with applied water. through "Photography is a chemical process. This is nativity and fruition pro- two floors of classrooms and more than 23 mechanical in removal of emulsions and glass worldwide: God in spirit laboratories and research rooms for 12,000 through sandblasting. It is a photo process h His presence; institu- students incoming by the year 2010. The using force to remove or add elements." :d man to make concrete 65,000-square-foot building is "retro fit" from The erosion of material from an image is otherwise. high-tech electronics to spill and drainage and one of his techniques. filteration systems built at a cost 40 percent process began that would higher than companion halls on-campus. The entury works in stone and tile but most- 19 such men and women fourth "purely" academic building on-cam- ly in glass, seeing himself more as an ideal in Whitaker Hall, a pus, Growley said, is also the university's first "alternative photographic artist." 'science, math and tech- C community-funded facility. da Vinci's work on glass is a reproduction of lf Coast University in "It is our coming-of-age as an institution," a reproduction of da Vinci's original work, :st and largest and most said Crowley, who came to the university two Century said. Plus Private deeded building on-campus. years before its doors opened in 1997. "The artistic challenge was to technically CU vice president of "We didn't fit into the culture of an institu- make this work, like a master printer," he said. Beach Parking* icutive director of its tion then. We are establishing it every day "Any art form from conception to design to # CUfoMlt nonies amounted to a now" the final piece, at what point is it unique or edby a challenge grant FGCU enrolls 3,700 students today. original, I don't know. I don't care. I care the Whitaker Foundation Linda Gornick Century's recreations of Leonardo da about the end result." liversity met with private- (941) 472-6669 ext.627 Vinci's thought processes and conceptions on The glass work consumed a four-month sdfrom the community glass is a tribute to the Whitaker Foundation period with sleepless nights throughout. Until 800-459-1985. e state matched through that challenged a community to create a great installation day, Century had not seen the Jids program for higher 1456 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel, Ft hall of education. The Vitruvian Man, which entire work as one. I to the largest university graces the main entry way, carries an engraved "da Vinci epitomizes what this whole build- n in the 1998 state leg- • message to future generations. ing is about. What I've done here is show it Of Century's own mastery in the conversion in a different light," he said.. evin Williams of of da Vinci drawings from paper to glass into "If da Vinci could do it 500 years ago, I ills Inc. broke ground 20- and 30-foot visuals, Century said the work hoped to at least be able to approach this sar. connected on a personal level for him as creatively. That's the inspiration there," n classroom building," inventor of the process that engraved the Century said, pointing to the Vitruvian Man, day Century's last plates Vietnam War Memorial and now reproduced "to see what a master did 500 years ago. He or wall were going up in da Vinci true to form in detail and aesthetics. • was prolific." H 16 Q Week of April 5-11, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER

From page 13 performing gypsy and Hungarian folk at Healthy Start, 338-2676. Raffle tickets melodies, noon to\J p.m., today and are $t. Info 338-2676 . 'AN EVENING TO REMEMBER' Featuring Saturday at The Bell Tower Shops Center PET ID AND VACCINATION CLINIC Lee Doug Cameron and co-starring Noel Paul Court in Fort Myers. Performances are also County Animal Services joins forces with Stookery, 7 p.m. at City of Fort Myers scheduled Sunday, April 8, at the Florida the American Humane Association to Harborside Convention Center. Cost: $20, Repertory Theater in Fort Myers and launch a national public awareness tag $30, $40. Tickets available through Harry Thursday, April 12, at BIG Arts on Sanibel. weekend headliner campaign today, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Chapin Food Bank, 334-7007 Info 466-0431 shelter within Six Mile Commerical Park off TOUR OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM SHOWCASING PEARLS Congress This Sunday, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., Six Mile Cypress Parkway. Citizens can pur- Southwest Florida Astronomica! Society Jewelers hosts one the nation's largest col- benefit for The Matlacha Hookers chase a county pet license for $5 and meets 7:30 p.m. at Calusa Nature Center's lections of South Sea pearls today and nationally registered microchip ID for $15. Easter Basket Brigade going on at Info Lee County Animal Services, 432-2083 Planetarium, 3450 Ortiz Ave., with guest Saturday at its Prado store, 25555 South Berts Bar & Grill in Matlacha. speaker and author Ken Graun from Tamiami Trail, in Bonita Springs across from CONTEMPORARY CUBAN ART Panel Tucson, Az., who will present an interactive Pelican Landing. A pair of South Sea pearl Proceeds go toward Easter baskets discussion by noted art expert Dr. Carol tour that explores and compares the sun earrings will be given away at each store. for the area's needy children. Damian, 10 a.m. Friday, April 6, at the and planets in our solar system. Info 482-3891 Mark your calendar • Oct. 6-7 Philharmonic Center's Daniels Pavilion. Info 275-3435 BEACH FARMER'S MARKET Coincides with opening exhibition, Breaking Second Annual Southwest Florida Barriers, at Naples Museum of Art through AUTHOR'S LUNCHEON Friends of Cape Tradition returns to the Beach under Folk & Blues Festival now set for Coral Library (Little Acorns) features James the Matanzas Pass Bridge on Fort June 1. Discussion tickets: $15, adults; $7, Kaserman, who authored "Gasparilia, Pirate Myers Beach commences today, 7 Oct. 6 and Oct. 7 at the KOA students. Info (800) 597-1900 Genius," on Thursday, April 5, at the a.m. to 2 p.m., full of local vendors campgrounds in St. James City. SCCF TENNIS TOURNAMENT Raffle, Waterford Ballroom, 4646 SE 11th Place in vending fresh produce, seafood, Volunteers, call right on in, silent auction and tennis tourney for all abil- ities at The Dunes today and Sunday, April Cape Coral. Info (941) 540-7096 fresh-cut flowers, live plants and food. at 283-5166. TEA FOR HOMES OF OLD CAPTJVA A 8. New this year is a cocktail party Friday, — Singer/songwriter Kip Lawrence, Pine tea to recognize Louise Tuttle's newly pub- April 6, hosted by the Bank of America for Island, "best place in the world..." lished, "Homes of Old Captiva: A players, donors and guests. Tourney T-shirts Photographic Record from 1900 to 1940," Matlacha • BERT'S 4271 Pine Island Road, designed by artist Lauri Kaihlanen go to all ' ' i\ "i 'Z International musical hit will be held 2 p.m. today in the Captiva between MM 55 and MM56 at Matlacha participants. Info SCCF 472-2329 opens 8 p.m. at J. Howard Wood Theatre, Bridge, 282-3232 Civic Association meeting room. 7:30 p.m. Friday Easy Does It through April 28, every evening except Info 472-2133 Sunday; Tickets: $25; children under 18, 3 p.m. Sunday Matlacha Hookers Easter SCXF TENNIS TOURWAME WT Basket Brigade Benefit $15. Info 472-0006 Tournament plays out this weekend, GODSPELL Music Man JT Smith presents ,-:.a,,i- ^....C.A.wL.„-.•.. i-w.. This is Saturday and Sunday, April 7 and April 8. the last Sunday tour at C.R.O.W. of the sea- "Godspell," one of the biggest off-Broadway Raffle, silent auction and tennis tourney for demonstrations, hearing/vision screening, successes of all time based on the Gospel blood pressure testing and food, of course. son with Sunday tours resuming in the fall. all abilities at The Dunes. New this year is a Regular daily tours at 11 a.m., Monday to According to St. Matthew. The musical Tourney T-shirts designed by artist Lauri Admission is free. Info 489-9300 opens today at 8 p.m. at the Schoolhouse LAS VEGAS NIGHT Join Lee County Friday, which continue through the summer. Kaihlanen go to all participants. Admisstion: $5 for adults and children 12 Theater, 1905 Periwinkle Way, running Info 472-2329 Chapter of the Buoniconti Fund, 8 p.m. to through May 5. Choregraphed by Artie midnight at VFW Post No. 8463, 4709 SE and older. Info 472-3644 D'Alessio of 'Take Me to Broadway" fame. 11th Place in Cape Coral for games, door SWFL CRAFT GUILD holds opening Info 472-6862 prizes and auction. Tickets: $10 in reception, "Exhibit of Excellence," 3 p.m. to RANGER GUSDED PROGRAM 10 a.m. at v/ advance; $15 at the door. Info 542-1210 5 p.m. at BIG Arts on Periwinkle Way. The LEE COUNTY ALLSANCE FOB THE ARTS juried show features fine craft by local stu- Lovers Key State Park, Matt Kruse heads Sanibel Public Library sculpture, Keystone, CHILDREN'S SHOW Through May 6. dio artists. Refreshments served. Show off on a guided bicycle tour around Black will be unveiled in a dedication ceremony at Opening reception, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., at the closes May 4. In fo 540-1137 Island. Hear the legend of the island. Bring 4:30 p.m. outside the library entrance. Artist Founders Gallery of mixed media from stu- U.S. CONCERT TOUR Vienna Music your own bike; wide tires recommended for James Russell, incoming from California to dents of "Open Doors" program. Productions presents Austrian violin virtu- unpaved trail. (Park concession offers bike erect the sculpture. rentals in limited numbers.) Normal park Info 395-0900 oso Gergely Werner-Szuecs and Gypsy EDISON COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE entry fees apply, but no additional fees for Fire Group in their first U.S. concert tour, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on its Lee County cam- HERRMAN'S ROYAL LiPIZZAN ranger-guided program. Reservations performing gypsy and Hungarian folk pus, 8099 College Parkway SW. Tour the STALLIONS OF AUSTRIA Under the required, space limited. Info 463-4588 melodies on noon to 1 p.m. at the Florida new Allied Health Building, register for sum- direction of Col. Ottomar Herrmann at Lee U.S. CONCERT TOUR Vienna Music Repertory Theater in Fort Myers and mer classes, meet with academic advisors. Civic Center on Bayshore Drive in Fort Productions presents Austrian violin virtu- Thursday, April 12, at BIG Arts on Sanibel. Children's events include clowns, face Myers. Hosted by the River Riders 4-H Club oso Gergely Werner-Szuecs and Gypsy Info 466-0431 painting, spin art, caricatures, martial arts in benefit of the Special Equestrians for the Fire Group in their first U.S. concert tour, Handicapped program. Schedule: 6 p.m. Saturday, April 7; 2 p.m. Sunday, April 8. Tickets: $10 adults or $12 at gate; $8 chil- VACATION RENTALS dren or $10 at gate. Children under six are ISLAND WATER ASSOCIATION MEETS free. Info (800) 299-4434 Annual meeting 10 a.m. at the offices of the Furnished 2 and 3 bedroom Gulf-front properties. BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY association, 3651 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Available weekly /monthly / Discounted Summer Rates 8:30 a.m. today at T.G.I. Friday's in the Bell Info 472-1502 Tower Shops at the corner of Daniels ARBOR1ST CERTIFICATION STUDY . Parkway and U.S. Hwy. 41 in South Fort GUIDE Florida Chapter of the International Myers, in benefit of Healthy Start Coalition Society of Arboriculture hosts review to Rental Accommodations • Rental Property Management of Southwest Florida. Free family photo, become an arborist. Info 461-7514 Local: (941) 472-5050 • Toll Free: (877) 388-5050 balloons, breakfast buffet and raffles. Web: 5anibelcaptivavocotion.com ' Email: [email protected] Reservations are $8 a person and available t> Dateline, page 21

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.My favorite poem myrtle {Lagerstromeia spe- I is "When Lilacs ciosa) both have clusters of Last in the flowers that look like lilacs. Bloomed," and The regular crape myrtle so my favorite flower is, is a South Asia native that you guessed it, the lilac. grows as a shrub or small Being from the North, tree and flowers in early like so many others here in summer. The plant is South Florida, I keep look- drought-resistant and mod- ing for something like a erately salt-tolerant. lilac to plant in my yard. The queen's crape myr- The other evening I saw tle is native to India and one. It was pretty close. grows into a 60-foot tree. It My problem is that I don't also blooms in early sum- know what I was looking at mer and is drought-resis- — this lilac look-alike. Island tant, but is not tolerant of What is it and where can I salt. get one? Gardening Heather — Mexican — B.D., heather or false heather South Fort Myers Ron Sympson (Cuphea hyssopifolia) is a groundcover related to the crape myrtles. It grows to www.nativesoftexas.com If I were to take a formal poll of little more than 12 inches in height and Jacaranda favorite northern plants missed by bears tiny deep-lilac blossoms year-round. age, perhaps making it unsuitable for tolerant of salt sprays. new-generation Floridians, I have Heather, in my opinion, is the hardiest planting too near a house. A and most versatile flowering groundcover a feeling the lilac would be near the top of Jacaranda — This may be the plant {Ron Sympson has a bachelor's degree the list. available for the area. (Jacaranda mimosaefolia) you spotted, in journalism with additional studies in Unfortunately, lilacs do not bloom in Persian lilac — Also known as because it has just come into bloom with- Florida horticulture. He has owned plant the dooryards of Southwest Florida, but Chinaberry (Melia azedarach), this is a in the last couple of weeks. stores and landscape-design firms in Lee there are a few species with flowers simi- tree that can grow to 60 feet in height. It is This is a Brazilian native, which like and Broward counties. He can be reached lar in appearance. native to South Asia, is a fast grower and the Persian lilac, loses its leaves once a by mail at PO Box 809, Sanibel,, FL Crape myrtles — Crape myrtle is both drought-tolerant and salt-resistant. year. The jacaranda grows to 50 feet in 33957, by fax at (941) 472-8398, or by e- (Lagerstromeia indica) and queen's crape Unfortunately, it has a tendency toward height and is drought-resistant, but not mait at [email protected]) weakness in the limbs with advancing

Harold Tuemmel of Frederick Dickess ' !" Leipzig, Germany found this junonia " had never shelled on March 21. It was here before. In fact, his mom's birthday it was his first visit March 26, and when to Sanibel. And, on Dickess and his wife his first time out left to go shelling, walking he found his mom said "Find this junonia in about ••%-• me a nice junonia." a foot of water. Dickess said, OK, Mom." And lo and behold!

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Brock Aldershot of Marion, Iowa, found his first junonia between Bowman's Beach and Knapp's Point on March 28. It was his first junonia, but he recognized what it was imme- diately. He, also found a lion's paw during his Sanibel visit. -IM Est. 1964 Through April 7th: -Igor Galanin New cobia rules April 9th - 21st -Memorial Exhibiti

By a unanimous vote, on into knowledge. The sculp- and the swaying palms that Committee were then-Board April 21 last year the Public ture is inspired by the concept surround its setting. President Steve Mullins, who Art Committee for the that knowledge of the past Russell built the $40,000 served as chair; Library Sanibel Public Library directly affects our future sculpture with his engineers Director Pat Allen; the build- approved the conceptual decisions. and staff in his California stu- ing's architect, Michael sculpture design presented by Keystone captures the dio and delivered it to Sanibel Sheeley; and Kristie Anders, California artist James T. energy of this unique commu- by crate transport. The 10- William Craig, Jane Hudson, Russell. The sculpture, nity with its strong diagonal foot stainless steel sculpture Duey Liber, Ikki Matsumoto, Keystone, symbolizes the movement reaching ever has now been put in place on Dorothy Sprouse, Chelle library's pivotal relationship upward. It embodies a transi- its two-by-four-foot base in Koster Walton, Elizabeth with the community and its tional curve in the middle of front of the library lobby. White and Bob York. role as threshold between past its form before it rises once Observers can experience the An unveiling and dedica- knowledge and the future. again to point toward the sky different perspectives of the tion ceremony will take place Symbolically, the library as well as toward the library, artwork as it mirrors reflec- tomorrow, April 7, at 4:30 serves as the keystone of the symbolizing the journey into tions from sunrise to sunset in p.m. More of Russell's art- community, providing oppor- the future. The sculpture's its highly polished finish. work can be seen on his web tunities for residents and visi- physical form finds inspira- The members of the site at www.russellsculp- tors alike to take a journey tion in the flowing gulf winds library's Public Art ture.com. International favorite, God spell, opens Sanibel island's Music Man, J.T. clowning, pantomime, charades, acrobat- People," "Learn Your Lessons Well" and City, a graduate of the Cypress Lake Smith, is presenting the musical Godspell ics and even vaudeville to tell the story of "By My Side," among others, the audi- Center for the Performing Arts, returns to .us the next production at The Old Christ. A pageant that moves from ence gets to see the parables of Jesus The Schoolhouse to round out this troupe Schoolhouse Theatre. Opening Friday moment to moment, Godspell is a reflec- Christ come humanly and hearteningly to of talented performers. night. April 6, at 8 p.m.. the show will tion on the life of Jesus by 10 performers life. The show is choreographed by Artie play through May 5. who are dressed as clowns. Bobby Logue (just seen recently in D'Alessio, whose dazzling dances were One of the biggest off-Broadway and Featuring a sparkling, seminal score by Take Me To Broadway) starts as Jesus, last seen in OST's most recent production, Broadway successes of all time, Godspell Stephen. Schwartz, Godspell boasts a Erik Hogan (Stardust Memories) as Judas. Take Me To Broadway. The Music Man is based on the Gospel of St. Matthew in string of recognizable songs, the most Other Schoolhouse favorites featured are himself, J.T. Smith, is the director. which Jesus Christ preaches through para- noteworthy of which is "Day by Day." As Tammy Truitt, Bonnie Estes, Victoria Tickets to Godspell are $25 and avail- bles and storytelling. The show, which is the cast makes its way through 'Prepare Lauture, Pamela Stivers and Christopher able by calling 472-6862 or by stopping not built on a traditional plot, utilizes Ye the Way of the Lord," "Save the Warloe. George Pellegrino of New York by the box office. CHARLIE Needed — prayers and financial help B Former Fire Chief Charlie medical expenses or such vital alterna- From page 1 Frederick is already in the prayers of tives such as acupuncture for pain relief. several island prayer groups, but now An account to help Frederick meet these his career, and his competence and dedi- Frederick is undergoing an extensive might be the time for extra prayers. expenses has been set up at Bank of the cation were the benchmarks of his perfor- series of blood tests and X-rays. He is also • While Frederick has good insur- Islands. Call the bank, 472-7211, for mance. receiving doses of chemotherapy to deter- ance, it doesn't cover all the normal information on contributions. Frederick made an abrupt career mine his body's ability to tolerate the high change from fighting fires and emergen- doses required during the transplant. ter, I could eat it." Some days he is able to . ceptibility, sometimes I can only talk to cies to fighting multiple myeloma. He The purpose of this stem cell will be to spend time walking, using his cane to people through the window, but I always researched the Internet, found Website stimulate the growth of white blood cells steady himself, and on his very best days enjoy seeing them." addresses and chose the file name and improve his immune system. Since he pedals his exercise bike. A Friends for Charlie Frederick Fund "Bummer" as the most appropriate place Frederick will be highly susceptible to Frederick acknowledges that his life has been set up at the Bank of the Islands to store his results. infection following the transplant, he must has been turned upside down. He was the and the bank administers this fund with- Frederick learned that his one hope be confined to the hospital for at least one person who enjoyed building his own out charge. would be a stem cell transplant, not to month and then remain in the Tampa area house, biking, skiing, playing ball and cure but to put the disease into remission To reduce his acute pain, the fund has for several months. roller blading. "I used to have a boat, but for a limited number of years. helped with the cost of acupuncture treat- The procedure is extremely serious, but I had to sell it. I can't go in the water any ments and provided him with a Lazy Boy In April 2000, Frederick's weakened it is the one hope, the one lifeline, to longer. It's much too painful and my chair in which he can sleep and rest. immune system forced him into the hospi- which Frederick must hold fast. bones have compressed to such a degree Before, he was sleeping in a patio chair tal for three months. He was unconscious His greatest support comes from Ricki that they are six inches shorter than they • since his pain was too intense to sleep in a for two of them and given a slight chance Cooper. With smiles on both of their were last year." bed. to survive; but with his tenacity and fight, faces Frederick and Cooper announced For Frederick, it's day-to-day living, he declared, "I'm not dead yet," and last that they were married on Feb. 9. With her With his upcoming stem cell transplant but the monthly support groups he and his July returned to his home in Sanibel. tenderness, deep love and care for there will be numerous expenses not cov- wife attend in Fort Myers have reduced A stem cell transplant is a complex Frederick she describes her emotions: "I ered by insurance. Knowing that the fund his sense of helplessness and despair. medical procedure, during which the white am thankful that we are able to spend this exists, and the hope that contributions will "Neither one of us are joiners, but we go ceils are removed from the body and stored time together. We are begging for prayers continue, has lifted Frederick's spirits and religiously to these monthly meetings," temporarily while a truly remarkable stem and help since many of his expenses are brought him renewed optimism. "I can't commented Cooper; celt transplant is completed before the not covered by even the best insurance." believe that anyone cared about me patient's white cells can be returned. This Also Frederick's children and his enough to do this." Quickly, Frederick pointed out that "other mother," as he calls her, continue to is an extremely delicate and risky proce- with Cooper's support, he is able to make The plea is urgent and can be met by help him emotionally. the remarkable people of Sanibel who not dure which is scheduled to be performed it through each day. "She's good at thera- ; Most especially, Frederick appreciates on Frederick near the, end of April at theH. peutic nagging like encouraging me to only care about gopher turtles and help- the kindness and support shown to him by Lee Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa at the drink three quarts of water every day, take less wildlife, but about a person in real many people on the island. "I'm in their University of South Florida. dozens of pills and eat a balanced diet — need who says, "I'm fighting it all the prayers, and different' prayer groups In preparation > for the transplant, but no peanut butter. If 1 liked peanut but- way." -..-, include me. 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Awesome 360'views with new kitchen. with cushions) $75, ENGINE REBUILT from sky deck. Furnished and Honda Accord 1995 Great running WITH NEW coffee tables $10 $15 car New tires, brakes & muffler Lush landscaping. well appointed. Queen size mattress/box spring 400 CRANKSHAFT UP. Canal. Have 2 cars - must sell one ALL HOSES Five minute stroll free 472-5299 MUSICAL S9 400 267-7924 _ _ to beach. Beach access. (BOTH WATER & FUEL) $237,000! A Brand New Queen Mattress Set INSTRUMENT REPLACED. Call owner: Never been used, stili in plastic BOTH WATER PUMPS 395-1039 Phone: Drums Slingerland white pearl SPORT UTILITY REPLACED. Quilted Top With 10/yr Warranty excellent $800 Call 433-1025 GLENN CARRETTA Cost $570, sell $199 941-594- VEHICLES RISERS REPLACED. Broker-Salesperson 9369^ CARBURETOR REBUILT. with NEW STARTER. GENERAL REAL John Naumann and Assoc. Carpet Installer with many remnants Pearl Drum Set ALL CUSHIONS 1-800-784-2616 (24 hrs.) RE-COVERED. & first quality rolls, great deal 3 5 piece with Bronco II. V-6. ESTATE or rooms installed w/pad $379 (360 Zildjian cymbals. MUST BE SEEN TO (941) 395-3100(24 hrs.) Like new. Runs great. Looks good. APPRECIATE. sq ft) Buy today, install tomor- $1650. OBO. "Check out the Virtul Tour at row' 997-6595 $825 OBO. 540-7377 ASKING $9,500 www.teamsambel.com" 540-7377. CALL (941) 945-3666 MOVING SALE - bedroom furniture, sofa/sleeper, book shelves, occa- ANOi sional chair on rollers, step end tables, bar stools, dining room PETS & SUPPLIES TRUCKS & VANS BY OWNER table w/6 chairs A 4 tray tables, CANOES & INVESTOR APARTMENT goif clubs 463-2743 One bedroom. PADDLECRAFTS Furnished. • * Chevy S-10Tahoe, 1991. Gulf/Garden Views. Oriental rug 8X10 hand knotted, NOTICE: Florida Statute 828.29 Extended Cab Vortex. V-6 Kayak Wo person, near new, com- $800 Call (941) 768-5267 or e- Auto-trans. Top Floor. states that ali dogs & cats plete, private party, $575 Rental History: mail, sandymat@gte net Cold AC. offered for sale In Florida must 395-2524 REALTY $44K Gross Last 2 Years. be at least 8 weeks old, have an Very nice condition. $4,195. $269,000 Firm. official health certificate signed Seller Will Pay by a veterinarian, have proper 540-7377. BOAT PARTS & All Assesments. PATIO - LANAI shots and be free from intestinal UPPER CAPTIVA FURNITURE: & external parasites. In accor- 941-395-1418 dance with this statute, this FORD TRUCKS FROM $500 Police SUPPLIES ISLAND ROUND TABLE publication will not knowingly impounds & repos! Toyotas, r WITH 4-CHAIRS accept any ads advertising Chevy's Jeeps1 Call for listings, on seawall or dock All aluminum SALES AND GREAT CONDITION! dogs or cats for sale that do not (800) 941-8777 ext C5564 $650 810-0900 MOONSHADOWS meet these requirements RENTALS ONLY Ford Windstar, 1998, good conduon, $25/SET Beautiful Black Lab puppies, AKC 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH male & female, shots S health cer- high mileage $8,200 1989 Mariner Outboard "GULF VIEW LOT" (941)637-4940 tificates Both parents on premis- Dodge Grand Caravan, LE model Motor. GREAT VIEWS RARE OFFERING! Leather upholstery (No oil burner) es Loving homes only $500 We $225.00 DEEDED BEACH ACCESS $749,000 invite comparisons 281-1905 _Runs very good|_$2,5pO 466-5931 540-7377. 540J910 $269,000 Nissan truck, 1986 \, with scorpion BEACHSIDE POOL AND TENNIS. MEDICALS CREEKSYDE KENNELS topper One previous owner, body in good condition Has newly "BAYFRONT HOME" PRESTIGIOUS ADDRESS German Shepherd OVERLOOKS HEALTH Puppies. rebuilt motor, l-0-w miles $2,900 Starter for 470 or 485 Mercruiser 3 BR/3-1/2 BATHS OBO Will consider trade Please motor, $45__54q-j!628 HARBORSIDE DOCK LARGE BEACHVIEW LAKE Ail imported stock with call 652-0327 AND WIDE GOLF COURSE O.F.A. Hip stamp or A-stamp. WORLD CLASS VIEWS VIEWS. MACULAR DEGENERATION? Excellent temperament VISUALLY IMPAIRED? LOTS FOR SALE GREAT BAY BEACH COVERED PARKING. & pedigrees. MOTORCYCLES & $1,100,000 MINT CONDITION. YOU CAN READ AGAIN! Good for Sport & Campanion ENCLOSED LANAI. Closed-Circuit Call BERBER CARPETING. 941-731-7760 MOPEDS Video Magnifiers (CCTV's). TWO LOTS "DOCKAGE INCLUDED" GUEST SUITE. MUCH PRIVACY. New and used German Shepherd puppies AKC NEXT TO EACH OTHER WITH THESE BEAUTIFUL WELL LOCATED LOTS: CONVENIENCE OF A Reading Marchines. 12/wks Shots wormed hip guar- HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. antee One male one female, Call Dr. Bloom at $99,900 EACH. ONE ON THE LAKE PHONE IMMEDIATELY FOR Grav & Tan, S300/ea One mate ON DIMMICK DRIVE. $179,000 - GLENN CARRETTA, (941) 925-3937 Black & Red S500 731-2587 NEAR SANIBEL SCHOOL ONE JUST OFF BROKER-SALESPERSON TulsaGL1500 Phone: Mufflers for WITH JNA. GLENN CARRETTA THE HARBOR 1-800-784-2616 (24 hrs.) 1 Honda 1500 Goldwing MACULAR DEGENERATION ' SPORTING Broker-Salesperson $248,000 (941)395-3100 (24 hrs) VISUALLY IMPAIRED'' Motorcycles with GOODS Improves throttle response IN "Check out the Virtual Tour at YOU CAN READ AGAIN" Closed- John Naumann and Assoc. www teamsanibel.com" Men's Golf Clubs Palm Springs Gives a deep throaty SAFETY HARBOR CLUB circuit Video Mamfiers (CCTVs) 1-800-784-2616 (24 hrs) 3-PW Excellent condition with bag exhaust tone. or New and used Reading Machines Mizuno Graphite Woods 1-3-5 Like new (941) 395-3100 (24 hrs) "JOSE'S HIDEAWAY LOT" Beautifully Remodeled Sutdio Condo Call Or Btom at (941 )-925-3937 1 S125 "Check out the Virtual Tour at at The Regency South Fort New Best Offer 941-283-5928 300' TO THE BEACH 472-2997 www.teamsanibel.com" Myers, Furnished, View of AFFORDABLE $195,000 Cypress Golf Course, Lanai Pool, USED FISHING GEAR Hot Tub Exercise Room $35 500/ Cape Coral lots- 2 on freshwater + 11 HEALTHCARE 2 Helm or Cockpit Pedestal Chairs (941)472-3000 Negotiable Seller Motivated" Call POWER BOATS 1 off water. N of Pine Island Road (941)482-4717 $40/month - Entire Family Hosp $75 each or both tor S125 $7000, $5000 & $2500 Will con- FAX: Dr s, Dentists Prescriptions & Two sets Outrigger Wishbone sider all cash offers 573-7819 Duffy Electric 18 Boat purchased (941)472-9635 Cape Coral, canal, water access More Pre existing conditions Holders & Poles both for $500 accepted Reps needed No Lie new Mint condition, full equipped, Beautiful 2br/2ba, furnished, new Two Rail mount LaBelle Beautiful developed lot on plumbing, spacious 1300 sq ft Required Earn Great Income The many extras 6 brand new batter- Rod Holders - both lor $50 paved road Near golf course & screened lanai, appliances almost Non-Insurance Solution! Call 267- ies all maintenance records Caloosahatchee River - which has Two cotton/nylon one-piece Foul NORTH CAPTIVA REALTY new, new master shower area, 4038 Stored indoors May through Oct ocean access $4,995 Owner Weather Suits, Licensed Real Estate Broker $86,000 By owner Call for No gasoline bills ever' financing with $1,000 down 863- appointment (941)541-9550 ""Electric*" Wheelchair, with re- Men Size Large - $50 each Take all 612-0551, or Pager 800-865-8192 charger Purchased new Jan Shell Harbor lagoon 2001, Must sell ASAP $2,400 for $600 472-4996 Over 15 years on 395-1691 Lehigh, quarter acre, corner, city North Captiva OBO Call (941)226:4187 water, cleared, best location in DUPLEXES FOR Hatteras, Sea Ray, Viking, town, Lakewood Terrace, $1500 Small enough to be personal... SALE GARAGE SALES Fractional Ownership Located below market price, only $8495, Sambel Island Affordable San Carlos 2br/1ba duplex, plus Finally Multl -family Garage Sale consider terms, Phone owner 941 - 1. Gulf front home. $1,595,000 369-481?_ _ garages, new front doors Call Affordable health insurance Saturday SAM-1pm Yachting, Call Cpt Bob (941)- 3 bedroom/3 bath. 267-5658 for individuals, families 1929Sambel Bayou Rd 395-1963 or email at On large lot. Very private. self-employed. items including Fawcettfam @apl_corn On and off job coverage washer dryer , dehumidifier, wood WATERFRONT MANUFACTURED Call 458-1200 2. Gulf view home. $385,000 burning stove, end tables, and Baja 24'. 1993. 2 bedroom/2 bath. 1 __ PROPERTY, HOMES much more! With 1999 trailer. An upscale 3/3/2, tile roof, pool, 2001 Great views. Excellent condition. Brand new. Resales Waterfront community wide Gulf Access canal, 1-year Pre-owned homes Starting at 454 Magnum. old, below replacement, $269,500 MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS & TREES Must sell. Remote NW Cape Coral No bro- 3. Gulf view lot. $189,000 $16,000 Please Call 543-3005 "Closing Business" Commercial BROMELIADS FOR SALE: $21,500 OBO. kers 282-4355 or (941) 572-2327 Two back from beach. Sewing Machines Notions and 472-4784 Call 242-7260. leave message_ Oversized. Supplies (1) Blindstich, $725 (2) MOBILE HOMES Straight Such, $375 lea (1) Singer 4. Interior lots starting 20U, $725 Call, leave message DOMESTIC AUTO Dargel Flats, 120hp Johnson, oil SANIBEL WATERFRONT at $49,500 FOR SALE 278-5654 injected, salt water series ONE BEDROOM CONDO. Two miles from Sanibef, 55 + park Evinrude trolling, jack-plate, envi- CROW'S NEST UNIT. ...Large enough for sale/rent, cle'dh, furnished, Demolition Sale April 7th, 8th 9th, Chevy Celebrity ronmentally safe thru hull $8,200 DIRECT BAY FRONT to be professional! ibr, new a/c, no dogs Asking 139 Bayshore Dr Cape Coral, 1986 Call 482-8869 or 671-8135 PANARAMIC VIEW $8000 OBO (941)542-0443 or see pictures on web pool cage, slide, appliances, cab Blue tint, blue paint (no obstructions), Phone:941-395-1000 Toll free: 800-418-5686 www home earthlink mats, a/c, garage door, windows , Chrome rims. Glastron, 1999, 23 ft 28 hrs, 5 liter FURNISHED. awnings, roof tile, etc Remove, S1 799 or best offer 220hp, fully equiped, all canvas, Fax: 941-395-2701 net/~micmartin/index1 htm lake with you Thanks * ' 458-1524. $16,900, make offer, 941-541- Marina, tennis courts, Inernet: 0257 two pools, barbeque grill; www.northcaptivarealty.com WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Tan at Bike racks, fishing pier, COMMERCIAL home! Buy DIRECT and SAVE' Hydra-Sports, 15 ft , 85-HP On-site Management. Commercial/ Home Units from Evinrude, power trim, tilt, galva- East End of Island. FORECLOSED GOV'T HOMES' $0 PROPERTY/SALE $199 00 Low Monthly Payments Saturn SC2 1997 nized trailer, great flats boat, $1200/month. (annual lease) or Low downi Tax repos and bank- Office condo for sale 803 sq ft, 2nd ruptcies HUD, VA, FHA Low or FREE CqlorCatalog Call TODAY! 18K miles, loaded, priced $9950 $1,750 Come take a look (941) 472-6523 floor, Cape Coral Parkway expo- 772-8678 no downi O K Credit For listings sure Call (941) 980-6379 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 5-11, 2001 Q 25 island -v -y REPORTER

REAL ESTATE VACATION VACATION VACATION VACATION HOMES FOR DISTANT RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENT HOMESITES COLORADO HAWAII Arizona Spectacular CHANGE OF PACE SeaWinds Unit A 109 views Owner financing The easi Beautiful vacation home 3 bedroom LUXURY HOME SUNSET CAPTIVA Beautiful To jnhouse SANIBEL est real estate purchase you will 2 bath Your own private tennis Private Gulf and Canal Iront SECLUDED HIDEAWAY court and swimming pool 100 Bay Front Community 2 bd/2bth Furnished 3 bedroom 2 bath ever make yards to Gulf of Mexico www MYERANCH com OCEAN FRONT Two bedrooms two baths Monthly rental only $7500 month Piling Home SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION (800) 715 LAND (440) 338-8031 Sleeps five Please call Don Owen (309) Large Garage/Workshop PRIVATE POOL AND SPA Beautifully remodeled Underneath (440) 338-5281 829 7371 LAKE SALE"! 15 + AC $39 900 w/ ONE ACRE FENCED IN LOT and decorated S1300/month boat slip Nicely wooded acreage RESORT AMENITIES AVAILABLE Pool - tennis - boat dock 31300/deposit OCEAN'S REACH AVAILABLE NOW' Annual Lease w/ deeded access to magnificent Gulf Front mtn lake Minutes to town & golf FEW WEEKS STILL AVAILABLE Weekly or monthly Available NOW One Bedroom Condos IN CALL OWNER APARTMENTS & Located at paved rds underground utilities Each accommodates four excellent financing Great for APRIL, & MAY OCT 2001 (734) 426 0050 3008 Poinciana Circle Non-Smoking DUPLEXES FOR (Off Island Inn Road) vacation/ retirement toll free Fantastic View (877) 505 1871 ext 1104 SPECIAL RATES AVAILABLE 407 889 9377 Beach, pool, tennis, bikes DIRECTLY FROM OWNER SUNSET CAPTIVA RENT Owner SW Colorado absolutely perfect' 10 FOR A LIMITED TIME Rent my beautiful 941-395-1972 2 Bedroom 2 5 bath home TWO BEDROOM "South Ft Myers" acres $39 900 45 acres 79 900 330-788-9329 SPRING VACANCIES BLM land 3 sides This rolling PHONE (219)272-0889 Pool Beach Tennis One mile from Sanibel Cozy and FAX (219)273 5973 Call (910) 457 9251 AVAILABLE IN THE mountain acreage has it all Great BELOW MARKET RATE HOUSING pnovate 2bd/1b1h on half acre lot building sites big trees and great BOARDWALK TO BEACH PROGRAM Available May 1st Pet allowed access Surrounded by majestic 3BR/2BA home APPLICATION REQUIRED S875/month Leave message mountains Quiet highly desirable VERY PRIVATE ANNUAL LEASE ONLY. 466 0390 area with power rare central water Fireplace paddle fans SANIBEL THE VACATION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, and telephone available Nearby screened lanais BBQ BAY FRONT HOME HOME PLEASE CONTACT Durango not far to Tellunde heated pool tennis, bikes 2 bedrooms, 2 baths COMMUNITY HOUSING HOMES FOR Priced for immediate sale Call All amenities Recently remodeled YOU'VE ALWAYS AND RESOURCES, INC (800) 814 7024 GREAT RATESMI Beautiful views 472-1189 RENT Call owner Fishing dock WANTED TENNESSEE LAKE BARGAIN 3 314 842 2147 No smoking Acres with boat slip $24 900 Peaceful, spacious duplex apt No pets Most private beach Available late April December Beautifully wooded spectacular 941 472-1446 ******** views deeded access to 35 000 Dock on Bayou Ground-level on Sanibel, near acre recreational mtn lake next to Beach Front Condo Two Heated pool Gulf beach and Causeway 18 hole golf course1 Paved roads bedrooms plus two baths Wide porches Living room dinette, full Find Your Place With utilities soil tested Low low Washer/dryer Large kitchen Open sunning decks kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, financing Call now (800) 704 Pool tennis bicycles Now SANIBEL RENTAL Chateau Sur Mer area screened/glassed-in lanai 1 3154 ext 94 booking weekly and monthly BLIND PASS AREA Idyllic luxury and comfort (close to Captiva) Furnished $750 per month Call Owner 330 864 3094 Easy care, no effort Large house Vacation Home owner (859)-749-7574, TENNESSEE LIFESTYLE Mild or after Sunday April 8th @ (941)- weather low taxes beautiful sur Screened-in pool Three bedrooms, three baths Steps to beach Monthly rentals 395 0036 roundings Close to Knoxville TN CHRISTMAS IN SANIBEL VIP On Norns Lake Golf course Monthly rental CHATEAU SUR MER JUNE-JULY-AUGUST Call for rates 1 J Homesites now available $52 900 with private boat slip Call for GULF FRONT Great price - (941) 472 8248 details (800) 552 9432 BGX Three bedroom, $2600/month (505) 982-9242 CONDOS FOR Realty TN two bath home Call Heidi at VIP Realty Group AVAILABLE 610-993-0155 RENT WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS DECEMBER 2001 AND The Atrium Exclusive Gulf fronl luxury SANIBEL/CAPTIVA/ Homes Cabins Acreage JANUARY 2002 South Seas Plantation One month minimum 2 BR 2 BA den FT MYERS BEACH / Cherokee Mountain Realty Inc 2BD/BA Sleeps 8 Beach Home CALL OWNER SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION wrap around balcony FT MYERS 1285 W US 64 Murphy NC 28906 Very private and pristine Call for Free Brochure (800) 841 941-472-2282 BEACH VILLA fantastic view' Available 6/30 7/14/2001 Directly on the beach •RENTALS* 5868 Two bedroom two bath Seasonal * Annual BEACH VILLAS Call owner lor brochure Perlect lor shelling sunsets Weekly 800 484 7304 PIN 8286 Short Term ' Homes * Condos DELUXE CONDO Onp bedioom one rnth $2500 $4800 Waterfront * Off Water RENTAL GULF FRONT BAY SIDE VILLAS or 770 664 7186 Call 1 612 302 2139 or 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den One bedroom two bath 1 651 484 4388 SHARING Two weeks minimum THREE NIGHT MINIMUM Month to month Rentals Beautiful 4 bedoam house Pool Photos available WEEKLY DISCOUNT Sanibel washer/dryer to share with sister Rent direct from owner SAVE THROUGH OWNER! WE LOVE DOGS! HOMES FOR (rate based on & myself $350/per month 573 and save! (800) 899 7327 length of stay) 0525 (856) 985-0322 CUTE COTTAGE RENT Steps to Beach Home near Beach Two bedrooms, one bath 3/3 ground level TiMESHARE FOR DUNES TOWNHOUSE SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Enclosed porch D1NKENS BAYOU furnished or unfurnished 3 BEDROOMS 1 3 bedroom Bay Villas Redecorated in 2001 (NEAR SANCTUARY) prefer annual rental SALE 2-1/2 BATHS 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom Monthly rental SANIBEL (S1800-S2200) AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND w/loft Beach Villas $1,850 Two bedroom, one bath BOOK EARLY Seasonal rates Central A/C Lakefront Dunes Duplex GOOD RATES FOR NEXT WIN- Amenities optional GROUND LEVEL HOME Screened porch 2/2, long term available SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I TER 1 800 878 7495 Three houses to beach Laundry room (S1200-S1600) Gulf-Front 908-276-7074 WWW VacationVillasUSA com Three bedrooms, three baths Dock available Two bedrooms, two baths Large caged pool $1,000/month plus Lakefront Dunes Duplex, 2/2 WEEK 9 Professionally decorated First, last, security ($1400-$2000) MARCH 3-10 in 2000 AVAILABLE UNIT 2-D if you have SUNSET CAPTIVA Monthly rental MAY 1st Rabbit Road Duplex, 2/2 $28,000 30 days or more BEAUTIFULLY $2,250 941-930-4996 ($1100 -S1300) Owner to spend at perhaps FURNISHED HOME 941-395-1972 the nicest place on AVAILABLE WEEKLY DUPLEX Captain's Walk, 2 Bedroom loft, 2 Bath East end Douglas Realty Inc Rental 1 and 2 bedrooms Sanibel, One bedroom, two baths, Department 542 2710 Rent/Lease ($750 - $1500) are a caring person Screened Lanais 3 TV/VCR Plus den Option Available Pets Allowed or family, Pool Tennis BBQ Grill Completely refurnished Beautiful Brand New 3 or 4Bedroom Various pool homes TORTUGA BEACH CLUB we have the place ANNUAL RENTAL Cape Coral Pool Home $1295 ($2500 • $6000) 2 Bedroom, 2 bath unit Gulf Beach Boat Dock for you And More! $1,100 month Gulf and Pool Views. SANIBEL Weeks 16 (Easter) and 17 2,000 sq ft Call owner at 314-872-9990 (941) 472-0534 941-472-1613 Unit 117 Gulf front condo 800-237-7526 $22,000 2 bedrooms, 2 baths HOMES Includes with den & Jacuzzi We are your private home VIP Realty Group/ Daily Golf for 4 at Dunes - Low density complex SUNSET CAPTIVA Rental Division Next to Sanibel Inn for WEST GULF DRIVE specialist with over 350 2 lap pools, sauna, Elegant 3 BR/2BA Home Dining and Beach Bar In Private homes in our network Contact Steve 6 lighted tennis courts. OUTSTANDING HOME 203-762-2268 Like new & would like Beachfront Community WITH PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS FORT MYERS to keep it that way Fully furnished ^ AVAILABLE skreter@kreg com 2CATVS, VCP 2 to 8 bedroom homes, (330) 566-0109 2001-2002 SEASON HOMES CD/Stereo, W/D S4500/MONTH most with pools On Pool Tennis Boat Dock Fort Myers Shores By Owner Nice Call owner water or inland 3/2 remodeled with lots of tile and ANNUAL 941-995-0631 TLC Must see Low down pay 615 371 9029 941-982-4170 Monthly & weekly LANDS END www members home ment Owner assist financing RENTALS^ net/sallytom rentals We are booking Credit problems OK 470 2262 "Annual Rentals" UnfumisHea1 VILLAGE CONDO Prestige Properties South Fort At South Seas Plantation now, summer and the Myers area from $800 -$1 700 a 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath year 2002 now month Kelly Cove Realty 1 800 Luxury Unit SUNSET CAPTIVA Fantastic Ocean Views SOUTH SEAS __741 2571 or_48JM444__ ___ Luxury Call 472-0457 or Call suite at 472-158? Weekly or Monthly Rentals Three bedroom, two bath. DISCOUNTS OFF Large screened porch PLANTATION 800-325-1352 to place your Classified Ad VACATION " SOUTH SEAS RATES Fully equipped Beautiful Home Owner 800 897 0288 and Condo Private Gulf and Discount from Owner RENTALS Bay front community Call 10 am to 11pm Pool - tennis -Boat docks • 1-800-227-1783 Gas grills, and much more LOGGERHEAD CAY CALL OWNER ATRIUM 517-321-6324 Exclusive Gulf front condo resl ** dence Two week minimum AVAIL STEPS TO BEACH ABLE NOW (608) 3637669. Fully Furnished POINTE SANTO Two bedroom, two bath •SANIBEL Condo TEAMSANIBEL.COM DE SANIBEL Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR R e s e r v a t i o n s LUXURIOUS RENTING ISLAND REAL ESTATE lASOCWH GULF FRONT PENTHOUSE CONDO. APRIL THRU DECEMBER Sanibel & Captiva 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, BY OWNER CENTRAL screened lanai with 1-516-628-1801 spiral staircase to ALT1 @AOL com RESERVATIONS, INC. private rooftop sundeck SEASONAL RENTALS Your ORIGINAL central reservation service on the islands v\ lth Gorgeous sunrise and sunsets Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo \] over 5 000 one to seven bedroom homes condos cottages, efficiencies I Beautifully decorated One bedroom Sleeps four Newly S00-727fW and hotel rooms on and oft beach Wtekly, daily and monthly rentals and fully equipped decorated A rated Shelling PMR |j Let us do tin marching for you Call owner Best Choice of Properties Substantial savings pool tennis Top floor for best Lie Real Estate Broker, call (800) 325-1352 or 472-0457 view of beach Call owner kj. (610)664-2371 952 472-7994 26 • Week of April 5-11, 2001 Q ISLAND REPORTER PUBLIC MEETING island AGENDA FOR APRIL 10, 2001 MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION COUNCIL CHAMBER (MACKENZIE HALL) REPORTER 800 DUNLOP ROAD, SANIBEL FLORIDA I A ***********************************************

The stated times are estimates only. It is suggested that you call the Office of Legal Affairs at 472-43S9 to verify the progress of the hearing agenda. *********************************************** FORT MYERS SANIBEL/ SIDING Morning Session- HOMES CAPTIVA

9 00 AM 1 A.ppro\al of Minutes of the regular meetings on March 13 2001 and HOMES KEN ELLEFSON SOFFIT & FASCIA March 27 2001 LOWEST Your siding expert" BAY FRONT and •Honest 2 Public comments on items not appealing on the agenda (.Maximum limt PRICED CANAL FRONT - •Dependable allotud 20 7iiuiutts vviili a limitation O/T mmutis po spcaka) HOME HAVE IT ALL' •Professional 10% MARCH DISCOUNT IN Soaring Insured, 12years 9 10 AM 3 Adoption of Resolutions cathedral ceilings w/local experience *EAGLE overlooking bay License #0144058 a) Consideration of a resolution approving an application lor a variance and canal Call 246-6285 days or RIDGE* Spacious home evenings 242-0371 to Land Development Code Section 111 48 Location and Size oj uquuid Championship with oak stairways, \egetation bUjf/m subsection (2), (3) and (4) to peimit the parcel to be plantation shutters, 18 hole dock, spa, developed with less than the full vegetation buffers required by this Golf course... lush landscaping LEGALS section to permit an expansion of The Bean of Sambel for a total of 4 Bed/2 Ba, pool, Impressive' 2 Car garage, $2,340,000 approximately 1823 square feet of floor area for a total of 58 seats, Fireplace, GLENN CARRETTA located on a parcel of land at 2240 Periwinkle Way - tax parcel no 26- Cathedral Ceilings, Broker-Salesperson Large walk-in closets, with JNA ANNUAL RETURN 46-22-T2-00009 0000 Submitted for the property owners Charles A Laundry room, 800-784-2616 (24 hrs) NOTICE Nave and Goldie M. Nave by Daniel Dix and Chuck Nave Fenced In backyard, or Formal dining room. 941-395-3100 (24 hrs) Custom window treatments Application no 01-637 V "Check out the Virtual Tour at The annual return Private backyard www teamsanibel.com" Home & Pool of the private foundation Warranty offered named below, b) Consideration of a resolution approving a conditional use pursuant to filed under Section 6033 Land Development Code Chapter 126, Zoning, At tick IV Conditional Motivated LOCKSMITH of the Uses, Section 126-81 Purpose and Scope, Section 126-82 Genera] Internal Revenue Code Sellers! is available at its Requirements, and Section 126-91 Eating Places, restauiants, grocery principal office, $179,900 the address of which stores etc , not listed as a permitted use to permit an expansion of The is noted below Bean of Sambel for a total of approximately 1823 square feet of floor ************* for inspection during regular business hours, " area for a total of 58 seats, located on a parcel of land at 2240 Call by any citizen 1 Periwinkle Way - tax parcel no 26-46-22-T2-00009 0000 Submitted who requests it 941-561-4638 within 180 days for the property owners Charles A Nave and Goldie M Nave by or after the date Daniel Dix and Chuck Nave Application no 00-426 CUP of this publication 941-707-6722 Grace Fleming Reinhold Scholarship Trust, 1 < This public hearing was closed by motion on March 27, 2001 ISLAND LOCKSMITH 629 H Nerita Street CONCRETE & Sambel, Florida 33957 (941) 472-2682 c) Consideration of a resolution containing the Land Development Code MASONRY Principal Manager 1 24-hour Emergency Review Committees recommendation to the City Council that Land DRIVEWAY CRACKED? ?"? Carl Reinhold Complete or partial concrete Service Development Code Section 78-7, City exempted be retained removed and replaced Published pursuant to Driveways, patios, sidewalks, Section 6104(d) of the lanais and pool decks 15 years Internal Revenue Code 4 Consideration of a report by the Chair of the Land Development Code experience Licensed and insured 472-2394 in the Island Reporter, Review Committee Richard Downes containing the Committees recom- contractors Accurate Concrete Sambel, Florida 33957 on April 5, 2001 mended changes to the regulations in the Land Development Code Cutting" 574 8001 M F Chapter 110, SPECIAL EVENTS

10 00 AM 5 Continued discussion of the adequacy of the Commercial Development Regulations Afta noon Session Coming Soon... the Results of 1 30 PM 6 Consideration of an ordinance amending the Land Development Code, by amending Section 126-241 Zoning districts, subsection (3) overlay dis- tricts, sub-subsection e Environmentally Sensitive Lands Conservation District, to replace the current district map with a new version of the adopted map, which • identifies all lands in the district when it was established m 1992, and • identifies all lands purchased by the City with funds from the City's environmentally sensitive lands acquisition fund since the district was established, and • adds additional lands owned by the City of Sambel to the district, and • adds lands owned by the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (part of Lighthouse Park) to the district providing for codification, providing for conflict and severance, and pro- viding an effective date Submitted by the City of Sambel Application no 01-689 LDC

3 00 PM 7 Consideration of an ordinance amending the Sambel Code, Part II, Subpart B Land Development Code, Chapters 78 and 126, pertaining to Resort Housing and Short Term Rentals, providing for codification, pro- viding for conflict and severance, and providing an effective date Submitted by the City of Sambel Application no 01-728 LDC

8 Report ftorn Director of Planning or staff

9 Report Irom Commission Liaison to the City Council

10 Report from Commission Members

11 Report from Commission Chair

12 Open discussion among Planning Commissioners regarding Commission Functions and Goals and the methods and procedures for achieving them

ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter consid- ered at such meeting or hearing, such person will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based In accordance with the Amencans With Disabilities Act persons needing a special accom- modation to participate in this proceeding should contact the City Managers Office at 941- 472-3700 no Jater than one day prior to the proceeding If hearing impaired telephone the Florida Relay Service numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assis- tance s A n t © e ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • 27 A fine grouper Web site to scan

tastic website sponsored by the Florida Warsaw grouper ... is distinguished by its 100 feet are often bright red with even Marine Research Institute, which is part impressive bulk ...and may reach 6 feet in darker red body blotches [and] may grow of the Florida Fish & Wildlife length and weigh 580 pounds." to 30 inches and about 20 pounds. Conservation Commission. Here are some —Snowy Grouper {Epinephelus nivea- • Range and habitat — "Groupers are highlights: tus). "Dark gray all over, the snowy found in almost all temperate and tropical was lunching last week at one of my • Description — "The word 'grouper' grouper's name derives from [its] obscure seas, usually over hard bottom such as favorite waterside restaurants, the is thought to be a corruption of the white spots ... It may reach 3 feet in length coral reefs. Some species prefer shallow IChannel Mark, where I scanned the Portuguese 'garoupa,' a name given to a and weigh 30 pounds... and may be found water, while others inhabit deep, dark menu to see what I was going to have to perch-like fish found in Portugal." as deep as 800 feet." regions far offshore. ... Young groupers complement my usual dozen oysters on Groupers are members of the seabass —Nassau Grouper {Epinephelus stria- often can be found near shore. the half-shell. Grouper aficionado that I family, genus Serranidae. More than 400 tus). "This species has five irregular "Red grouper is the most abundant am, I selected the grouper sandwich — an species are found in Florida waters. brown or red-brown side bands on a light grouper in the Gulf of Mexico. Red almond-encrusted delight. "In general, groupers are oblong, large background ... Nassau groupers may groupers under about six years of age But I was thinking as I ordered it about and chunky fish. The massive, under- grow to a length of 3 feet and weigh 55 reside over shallow nearshore reefs, mov- the recent restrictions on commercial slung jaws of these carnivores harbor pounds. Their colorful, zebra-like ing into deeper waters further offshore as grouper fishing and just how expensive strong teeth, and many species have two appearance has made them a favorite they mature." this icthyological delight has become (I canine teeth at the front of each jaw." photo subject for divers' images ... All • Sex life — "Groupers can change sex, spent $12.99 a pound for fresh red • Species — The nine species most harvest is prohibited." an amazing ability to us but a relatively grouper at a local supermarket recently — prevalent in South Florida waters are syn- —Black Grouper {Mycteroperca common occurrence among marine crea- about the same as filet mignon!). opsized: bonaci). "The black grouper has a vivid tures. [Groupers] change from female to When I got back home, I decided to do —Jewfish (Epinephelus itajara). "The color pattern that may include brassy, male, and some organisms function as some Net fishing for grouper. I employed giant of the grouper family, the jewfish bronze spots on the side of the head and both sexes at one time ... half a dozen search engines and found lit- has brown or yellow mottling with small body ... and may reach 4 feet and 180 "Some believe that, for those species in erally thousands of sites using the search black spots on the head and fins and has a pounds." which individuals live close to one anoth- phrase "Florida and grouper." This is not gargantuan mouth ... Jewfish can reach —Gag Grouper {Mycteroperca er, a causative factor may be the death of necessarily good news, because most of whopping lengths of 8 feet or more, and microlepis). "The brownish-gray body of the dominant male in the group, an event the sites were sponsored by commercial the Florida record goes to a 680-pound the gag is covered with thin, dark, worm- that prompts the largest female to change charter companies and seafood distribu- jewfish caught off Fernandina Beach in like markings often grouped in blotches ... sex and then become the dominant male in tors. 1961. Although it may reach 3 feet and 70 the group hierarchy ... In every previous web column I've Jewfish were once a popular target of pounds, most are much smaller." "Jewfish have a particular courtship written, I've presented a summary of find- spearfishermen but are now protected —Scamp {Mycteroperca phenax). The style. When they gamer together before ings and some snippets from each of a few from all harvest in Florida. light gray or brown body of the scamp is spawning, the head of the dominant male highlighted sites. This week, however, I —Red Grouper {Epinephelus morio). covered with reddish-brown spots... turns pale white, and he makes a booming want to focus one specific site, which was "Red grouper is a brownish-red fish with Scamp may grow to 2 feet in length and sound to threaten other males who invade the absolutely best single source of infor- scattered pale blotches, black dots around weigh up to 28 pounds. his territory." mation I found on groupers. the eyes, and dark-tipped dorsal, anal and —Yellowfin Grouper {Mycteroperca The site — Grouper Sea Stats (Go to tail fins ... They may grow to 3 feet in venenosa). The yellowfin derives its sci- {If you have a question or comment, or , enter keyword length and average 10 pounds, though entific moniker, venenosa, from the toxic- would like to share a favorite website, you" "grouper" and click on "Grouper sea some reach a hefty 40 pounds." ity of the flesh of some large specimens in can reach J. Peg Webster at stats"). This is an article posted on a fan- —Warsaw Grouper {Epinephelus areas where ciguatera poisoning occurs ... JPegWebster @ aol.com.) nigritus). A uniform brown in color, the Yellowfin taken from waters deeper than

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Firestone & Cimring Advertising as their growth management, windstorm insur- ments, it is one of the highest honors Pittro joins BOTI Media Director. She brings with her over ance and other real estate-related issues. bestowed upon a RE/MAX International Jami Pittro has joined the staff of Bank 20 years of advertising and marketing Realtor. of the Islands, an office of Edison experience. Galiettis, Carretta "Steve is energetic, enthusiastic and National Bank, as teller. In this position, above all a professional. Our entire Pittro will maintain frequent customer Andrews tops at VJP leadJNA office is proud that lie has earned this contact and process commercial and per- VIP Realty Group, Inc. has announced Ralph and Cathy Galietti have been distinction," said Art Corace, sonal checking, savings and money mar- February's top producer from the Sanibel honored as the top listers at John broker/owner of RE/MAX of the ket transactions. She is also responsible office. Susan Andrews was named both Naumann & Associates. Islands. for counting, sorting and packaging cur- top sales agent and top listing agent. "With inventory-being as limited as it is rency, accepting commercial, consumer Andrews, a consistent top producer, is on the island, we really appreciate the job Andrews tops and escrow loan payments, cashing items also a member of VIP's President's Club. Ralph and Cathy are doing in obtaining drawn on other banks, selling money She has been with VIP Realty since July inventory for our customers. They do a at Sanibel's RE/MAX orders and traveler's checks and verifying 1994, and was VIP's top agent on Sanibel great job of servicing, as well as selling Chuck Andrews was again named Top balances. Pittro has worked in the local in 1997. She is a licensed real estate bro- their listings. We are very fortunate to Producing Agent at the local RE/MAX banking industry for six years. ker and was the 1999 President of the have such a great husband and wife team office for the month of February and on our team!" said Jay Richter, sales man- Sanibel & Captiva Islands Association of Barbara Amon Chapin was named Top ager for John Naumann & Associates. Welty joins Mann Hall Realtors (SOAR), its Multiple Listing Marketing Agent. Glenn Carretta received honors as the Mary Bensel announced that Peg Welty Service, Inc., and its Real Estate Guide, A consistent Top Producer, Andrews top sales associate for the month of has joined the staff of the Barbara B. inc. has been honored for his achievements February. Richter congratulated Glenn Mann Performing Arts Hall as the on both state and 'national levels since and her team, assistant Rebecca Holland Director of Marketing. She succeeds Julia Realtors head to joining the RE/MAX organization in and partners Linda Smith and Milt Reik Mays who has been the Director of 1991. He was number 4 out of tHe 3,000 for the exemplary job they did in achiev- Marketing for the past 11 years. Julia will Legislative Day Florida RE/MAX agents for all of last ing their goals. be repeating to Michigan in April. Sanibel and Captiva Isjajids year. Andrews is a member of the According to John Naumann, "Glenn RE/MAX International Platinum Club Welty lived in Fort Myers from 1985 to Association of Realtors President Margie Davison, Priscilla Murphy Realty, Inc., has been with John Naumann & and the RE/MAX International Hall of 1993, owning Studio P Graphics and Associates for over eighteen years and Fame. Design. In 1993, she moved to Orlando John C. Buskirk, Past-President, VIP during that time she has consistently been Chapin is a multi-million dollar pro- where she was the production manager for Realty Group, and Barbara Amon Chapin, one of our top sales associates." ducer and a Certified Residential Greenstone Roberts Advertising. District V Vice President, Re/Max of the Islands, Inc. participated in the Florida Specialist (CRS). She has consistently . She spent the past six years in the U.S. Fisher inducted into been a top Realtor on the Islands since Virgin Islands where she held the posi- Association of Realtors (FAR) annual Legislative Day visit to Tallahassee. beginning her real estate career in 1979. tions of marketing director for the St. Hall of Fame She is very active with the Florida Thomas Hard Rock Cafe and Davison, Buskirk and Chapin were among approximately 400 FAR members RE/MAX of the Islands' Realtor Steve Association of Realtors and currently Advertising/Events Manager for Bellows Fisher was inducted into RE/MAX the District 5 Vice-President for 2001. International, Ltd. for St. Thomas, St. visiting Capitol Hill on March 14. During the visit, Realtors met with their state leg- International's prestigious Hall of Fame in John, St. Croix and the British Virgin late February. Based on career achieve- Islands. Recently, she was employed by islators to discuss real estate license laws, ourteusiness i s covering the news. 28 • Week of April 5-11, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER

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