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Exhibit 11 Page 1 of 2 QUESTIONAIRE SUMMARY STATISTICS – 11-8-07 ATTENDANCE Orangetree Area 31 Special Interest and Agencies 1-24-07 10 Special Interest and Agencies 2-5-07 9 Goodland Area 9 Lely Area 13 Golden Gate City Area 10 City of Naples Area 14 Everglades City Area 44 Immokalee Area 11 North Naples Area 34 Marco Island Area 14 Golden Gate Estates Area 38 TOTAL 227 Totals % Questions Response 1 Aware? Y 90 81% N 19 17% NR 2 2% 2 Frequency / Year Ct 32.23 Frequency / If less than once / 2a year Ct 40.5 NR 9.0833 3 Obstruct Traffic? Y 67 61% N 33 30% NR 9.0833 8% 5 Enter homes? Y 12 11% N 81 74% NR 17 15% 8 Want info? Y 43 38% N 43 38% NR 26 23% 9 Want Fed Grant info? Y 18 16% N 39 35% NR 56 50% A TOTAL OF 111 PARTICIPANTS RETURNED THE QUESTIONAIRE THAT WAS PROVIDED Exhibit 11 Page 2 of 2 EXHIBIT 21 Copies of Naples Daily News Articles Officials set to hear of flooding problems By Larry Hannan Tuesday, February 27, 2007 Collier County officials have begun the process of updating their floodplain management plan. Starting this week and continuing for the next few weeks, county officials will hold five public meetings throughout Collier asking people to tell them what some of their flooding problems are. "We want to hear from anyone in the county who has had a problem with flooding," said Robert Wiley, principal project planner in the county's stormwater management section. "Tell us where they saw flooding and what they saw." Wiley said the county doesn't want second-hand information. "We don't want you tell us what your grandmother's neighbor told you about flooding 30 years ago," Wiley said. "We want you to tell us about flooding you saw." They also want people to attend the meetings so they can learn about the flood insurance plan in Collier, Wiley said. This week's meeting is today at the library on Central Avenue in Naples. After that, there will be four meetings in March. After those meetings conclude, county officials will draw up a new floodplain management plan and have several county advisory boards review it. County commissioners then will be asked to approve the new plan in May, with the plan going into effect in June. Currently, residents who have property in flood-prone areas of the county and have flood insurance are eligible to receive a 15 percent reduction in their flood insurance premiums. A more-detailed floodplain management plan might allow residents to get a 20 percent reduction, county spokeswoman Lisa Koehler said. "It's good for local residents because it gives us a chance to manage flooding in their area," she said. "It's also good for the county because it gives us a chance to lower premiums." Exhibit 21 Page 1 of 2 EXHIBIT 21 Copies of Naples Daily News Articles This situation is separate from the county's efforts to get revised Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps, though county officials admit the two issues often are confused. "FEMA isn't looking at each particular piece of property," Koehler said, while adding that the floodplain management plan will do that. New flood maps went into effect in November 2005, amid complaints that they are inaccurate and unfairly force people to buy flood insurance. The local governments are trying to get the maps revised. It now appears the maps won't be ready until mid-2009. Collier and Naples government officials have entered into a technical partnership agreement with FEMA to revise the maps. This technical agreement has the local governments conducting a study that compiles data for future maps that are more accurate. FEMA officials said the local government study will help draw up maps that will be much more detailed than any that the federal government can do on its own. Until Friday, the county had hoped to have the new maps ready in early 2009. However, the process was set back when funding for the engineering reviews by FEMA's main office temporarily became unavailable through the federal procurement process. While full funding still hasn't been re-established by FEMA for its part of the program, the regional FEMA office serving this area has provided limited dollars for some of the review team to resume work, county officials said. - - - Meetings Informational meetings are set to review Collier County's floodplain management plan. All meetings are from 6:30-8:30 p.m.: • Tuesday, Feb. 27, Naples, at the library on Central Avenue • Monday, March 5, Everglades City School • Monday, March 12, Southwest Florida Research Center in Immokalee • Monday, March 19, St. John the Evangelist Church in North Naples • Thursday, March 22, Mackle Park in Marco Island Exhibit 21 Page 2 of 2 Exhibit 13 Exhibit 13 CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT LIST FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES NAME POSITION AGENCY ADDRESS CITY STAT ZIP CODE WORK PH# EMAIL SENT RECEIVED E & FAX Ray Smith Director Collier County Pollution 3301 E. Tamiami Trail Naples FL 34112 732-2502 / [email protected] Control 732-2574 Lori Kraycik Project Coordinator Clerk of The Circuit Court 3301 E. Tamiami Trail Naples FL 34112 774-8341 [email protected] Marlene Foord Grant Coordinator LMS Collier County / LMS 3301 E. Tamiami Trail . Naples FL 34112 774-8971 / [email protected] Committee 774-8720 Skip Camp Director Collier County Facilities 3301 E. Tamiami Trail Naples FL 34112 774-8380 / [email protected] Management 793-3795 Robert Mahar Building Official Certified City of Marco Island 50 Bald Eagle Drive Marco FL 34145 389-5058 / [email protected] Floodplain Manager Building Department Island 393-0266 Roland Holt Director Building Review and 2800 N. Horseshoe Dr. Naples FL 34104 403-2401 / [email protected] Permitting 213-2906 Denise Vidal Manager Financial LCEC 4980 Bayline Drive N. Ft. Myers FL 33917 656-2399 / [email protected] X X Accounting 656-2256 Lori Hudson ISO/CRS Specialist Insurance Services Office 14320 Salem Church Dover FL 33527 813-215- [email protected] Road 8074 Charles Speights State of Florida NFIP Florida Floodplain 2555 Shumard Oak Tallahassee FL 32399- 850-413- [email protected] X X Coordinator Management Planning Blvd. 2100 9960 om Commission Jean L. Jourdan Project Manager Collier County 2740 Bayshore Drive, Naples FL 34112 643-1115 [email protected] X X Community Unit 17 Redevelopment Agency Janet Starnes CERP Project Manager South Florida Water 2301 McGregor Blvd. Ft. Myers FL 33901 239-338- [email protected] X X Management District 2929 Ex.7735 Steve Nagel Senior Engineering South Florida 2301 McGregor Blvd. Ft. Myers FL 33901 239-338- [email protected] X X Associate Management District 2929 7721/ (SFWMD) 1-800-248- 1201 Ricardo Valera Division Director/ Ft. South Florida 2301 McGregor Blvd. Ft. Myers FL 33901 239-338- [email protected] X X Myers Service Center Management District 2929 (SFWMD) (x7733) Baldwin Mairanda Collier County 14700 Immokalee Rd. Naples FL 34120 352-4224 Cooperative Extention Service Brenda Talbert Executive Director Collier Building Industry 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples FL 34104 431-6100 / [email protected] Association, Inc 436-3878 Alvin Shipmon Division of Emergency Florida Department of 2555 Shumard Oak Talahashee FL 32399- 850-413- [email protected] X X Management Planner Community Affairs Blvd. 2100 9820 / 850- 413-9857 Exhibit 15 Page 1 of 4 Tom Tumminia Department Of 2555 Shumard Oak Tallahassee FL 32399 X X Community Affairs Blvd. Gordon Romeis Environmental Florida Department of P.O.Box 2549 Ft. Myers FL 33902 332-6975 [email protected] X X Administrator,Watershed Environmental Protection ext.145 Management Jennie Cowart Administrative Assistant, Florida Department of P.O.Box 2549 Ft. Myers FL 33902 332-6975 [email protected] Environmental Resource Environmental Protection ext.172 Permitting Jim Beever FFWCC Florida Fish & Wildlife 29200 Tuckers Grade Ounta FL 33955 X X Conservation Gorda Commission Joe Bozzo Biological Administrator Florida Fish & Wildlife 566 Commercial Naples FL 33942 941-643- [email protected] X X Conservation Blvd. 4220 Commission Dennis P. "Duke" Supervisor Seat 3 Collier Soil and Water 14700 Immokalee Naples FL 34120 455-4100 / [email protected] Vasey Conservation District Road 455-2693 Lori Kraycik Project Manager Clerk of the Circuit Court 3301 Tamiami Trail Naples FL 34112 774-8341 [email protected] E. Blgd. F. 5th Floor Brad Schiffer CCPC Member CCPC 520 Sugar Pine Lane Naples FL 34108 [email protected] X X Daniel Rodriguez Director Solid Waste Management 3301 Tamiami Trail E. Naples FL 34112 239-732- [email protected] Bld. H 3rd fl. 2508 Jim Delony Administrator Public Utilities 3301 Tamiami Trail E. Naples FL 34112 732-2540 [email protected] Engineering Dept. Blgd. H 3rd Floor Adjoining Counties Dent Pierce Public Works Director Monroe County 1100 Simonton Street, Key West FL 33040 305-292- pierce-dent@monroecounty- Suite 231 4560 fl.gov Mike Gambino Floodplain Management Environmental Resource 701 N.W. 1st Court, 6th Miami FL 33136 305-372- [email protected] Manager Management Floor 6473 StormwaterFloodplain Management Section Lenny Vialpando Water Engineer License Broward County 1 North University Drive, Plantation FL 33324 954-519- [email protected] Manager Suite 201 1473 John Wilson Public Safety Director Lee County P.O. Box 398 Ft. Myers FL 33902- 335-1600 [email protected] 0398 Lupe Taylor Director of Emergency Hendry County 309 E. Cowboy Way LaBelle FL 33975 863-675- [email protected] Management 5255 or 983-1594 Special Interests Katie Bartlett Senior Vice-President Greater Naples Chamber 2390 Tamiami Trail Naples FL 34103 298-7936 [email protected] Members Services of Commerce North, Suite 210 Exhibit 15 Page 2 of 4 Joe Turner Public Relations Hodges University 2655 Northbrooke Dr.
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