PB POST 52006m.pmd

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PB POST 52006m.pmd

The Official Publication of the Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
Mid May 2006 • Volume 7, No. 10
Board approves new committee
Join us for
Beachfront
Dining...
House Committee established
By Kyle Kinney, Foundation President
Sandpiper
592-5722
Sunset Cafe
596-4799
The Pelican Bay Foundation, Inc.
6251 Pelican Bay Blvd.
Naples, FL 34108
At the April 24th meeting
of the Foundation Board of
Directors, the Board formally approved the creation
of a Foundation House
Committee. This committee’s basic responsibilities
as outlined in its charter
are to:
• Serve as a sounding board
for member suggestions and
concerns on restaurant and
Community Center operations
• Review restaurant and
Community Center strategies and policies jointly
with management and
make appropriate recommendations to the Board
• Provide recommendations to the Audit and
Budget Committee for annual funding levels for the
restaurant and Community
Center operations
• Encourage organizations
within the community to
actively participate in and
sponsor events whether
social, educational, cultural or recreational at the
Community Center for
all members
• Recommend to the Facilities Committee, in conjunction with management,
improvements and/or enhancements to the restaurants and the Community Center.
Board member Ted Raia
accepted the Board of
Directors’ nomination to
serve as the first chairman
of the newly created committee. With the creation of
this new committee, the
Board ‘sun-setted’ the
Restaurant Advisory Group
that had been in existence
the past few years. If
you are interested in serving
on this new committee,
please contact Suzanne
at the Foundation Commons office.
In other Board action,
the Board approved the
installation of fiber optic
cabling from the Commons to each of the beach
restaurants and the South
tennis center. The Foundation currently uses rooftop
antennas at each location
to transmit data between
the outlets and the main
office, primarily to allow
the various point-of-sales
systems to communicate
with the main server located
at the Commons. The
installation of fiber optic
cabling will improve
communications, allowing
transmissions without
storm or wind interruptions, for example. This
new upgrade should insure
that service is not interrupted due to point-of-sale
breakdowns within the
day to day operations of
the restaurants.
2006-2007
PELICAN BAY FOUNDATION
BOARD MEMBERS
CHAIR
Gerhard Seblatnigg
VICE-CHAIRMAN
Merlin Lickhalter
VICE-CHAIRMAN
Robert Naegele
SECRETARY
Michael Egan
DIRECTORS
Jim Carroll
Henry Price
Ted Raia
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Pelican Bay Post, Mid May 2006
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Foundation News
Amendment to resale
capital assessment
Foundation Facilities Committee
seeks volunteer
By Sharon Gammell, Membership Coordinator
Do you have mechanical electrical engineering
and building experience?
On February 27, 2006, the
Board amended Section
7.04 Resale Capital Assessments (d) 2 of the Bylaws,
effective April 1, 2006.
Underlined is the amendment: “A Member shall be
entitled to only one exemption during the lifetime of
the Member. For example, if
a Member currently owns
a Dwelling Unit or Plot
within Pelican Bay, and
the Member subsequently
purchases another Dwelling
Unit or Plot, then the Member may be granted the
Exemption on the second
purchase. However, any
subsequent purchase or
conveyances
by
the
Member, after the Exemption has been used, will
not be eligible for the
Exemption. Additionally,
the individual beneficiaries
of a trust shall not be eligible
for the Exemption if the
trust has already received
one Exemption.”
The new one lifetime exemption limitation does not begin
until the date change approved
by the Board, thus prior exemptions do not count against the
new one exemption limit.
If you have any questions,
please call Sharon Gammell,
Membership Coordinator,
at 596-6180 Ext 238.
CONTENTS
Around the Bay.................................24-36
Calendar.................................................30
Classifieds.............................................33-34
Crossword.............................................32
Fitness..................................................5-7
Foundation News...............................1-10
New Members............................................8
The Pelican Bay Foundation Facilities Committee is
seeking a volunteer who
has had experience as
a mechanical electrical
engineer with building
experience. Please contact Merlin Lickhalter,
[email protected],
if you are interested in
serving on this committee.
Heading North?
Whenever you change your address,
please let the Foundation know so your copy
of the Pelican Bay Post can be sent to wherever you are.
Name__________________________________________________________
Address________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip_________________________________________________
Send to: Pelican Bay Foundation, Attn: Member Services
6251 Pelican Bay Blvd. • Naples, FL 34108
or Fax to: 239-597-6802
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Pelican Bay Mangroves........................14-17
Pelican Bay Services Division...........11-12
263-1930
Pelican Bay Womens League................18-21
1025 Power Street, Naples • Off Livingston Rd. & Golden Gate Pkwy.
Pelican Bay Prop. Owners Assoc.......12-14
Tennis................................................4 & 7
NATURAL STONE CONCEPTS, LLC
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Foundation News
N ORTH B EACH
FOOD & BEVERAGE
C ALENDAR
Hours of Operation:
Continental Breakfast
8:30am-10:30am Mon.-Fri.
Breakfast Buffet
8:30am-noon Sat. & Sun.
Lunch Service 11:30am-4pm
Dinner Service 5-8:30pm
Closed on Mon. & Tues. nights
Happy Hour from 4-7pm
EARLY DINING IS BACK!
CALL FOR DETAILS
Sandpiper 592-5722
Sandpiper will be closing for
deck renovations on August 1
and reopening August 15.
The Sunset cafe
will be open extended hours.
S OUTH B EACH
FOOD & B EVERAGE
C ALENDAR
Sunset Cafe
Hours of Operation:
Tennis program gears up for summer
By Bill Bowden, Director of Operations: Community Center, Tennis & Fitness
Summer
kids clinics
Clinics for children ages
8-16 begin Monday, June 12,
and run through Friday,
August 11, at the South
Tennis Center. There are
two divisions: (1) Beginner
— Monday & Wednesday;
and (2) Intermediate/
Advanced — Tuesday &
Thursday. Clinics are
from 10:30am to noon.
Registration is through
the South Pro Shop. Call
597-4497.
North Head Pro George
Carlsson concluded his
seasonal commitment in
April and will enjoy a
summer away from the
teaching court, returning to
Pelican Bay in October.
In this, his third season
as Head Pro, George
experienced an
increase in lesson
activity.
Summer
Pro Shop
hours
South Pro Shop:
8am to 4pm weekdays; 8am to 1pm
Saturday; closed
Sunday.
North pro Shop:
8am to 12pm Monday through Saturday; closed Sunday.
Friday night
Mixed Doubles
Bob Mazzola lends expertise
schedule
to tennis bulletin board.
Sign up for the
popular mixed doubles
Tennis Center
round-robin followed by a
bulletin boards a hit
Many appreciative playdelicious Sandpiper dinner
on the following dates: ers have enjoyed the new
June 23; July 28; August 28; bulletin boards at the
and September 22.
tennis centers this spring.
They provide a valuable
service with schedules,
A MATCH MADE IN PARADISE...
updates, and photos due
Joanne Henle & Naples Real Estate
to the help of volunteer
Bob Mazzola. Highly organized, computer savvy
and digital camera at
the ready, Bob offered
PRESTIGIOUS NAPLES LOCATION!
his help, and the product
4B + Den/4B home with 3 car garage, built
is the envy of many area
2005. Brick paver circular drive & lanai, heated
clubs and facilities. On
pool, stone spa. Lake view, granite, stainless
steel appliances, wood shutters, tray ceilings,
behalf of membership and
REALTOR® / ABR
cul-de-sac, clubhouse, fitness. $1,495,000
staff, thanks Bob for a
Pelican Bay Resident
[email protected]
great job.
www.Joanneparadisefound.com
www.PelicanBayNaplesFL.com
800-966-4356 x 5510 or 239-290-1138
Continental Breakfast:
8:30am — 10:30am
Full Service Hair & Nail Salon
(formerly Hair Gallery of Naples)
Lunch Service: 11:30am — 4pm
7 days per week
Please feel free to stop in
and tour our
newly decorated facility!
Sunset Cafe
596-4799
Gift Certificates Available
The MarketPlace at Pelican Bay
Sandbar Restaurant
Closed for Summer
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(corner of Vanderbilt Beach Rd & 41) Between CVS & Albertson’s
www.studio41salon.com
8849 Tamiami Trail North
239.597.5011
Walk-ins Welcome
Extended Hours for Season:
Mon - Thurs 9am - 9pm
Fri & Sat 9am - 5pm
Foundation News
Summer fitness
By Jason Ferrara, Fitness Manager
Fitness Center
summer hours
Starting June 1, the Fitness
Center will be open Monday
through Friday, 6:30am to
6pm; Saturday, 6:30am to 5pm;
and Sunday, 6:30am to 1pm.
Personal training
June special
Our personal training
promotion for the month
of June is 3 for $99 (this is
an introductory offer only).
Our personal training
program is all about helping
you achieve your health
and fitness goals. It’s also
about safety, and providing
each individual with a
fitness evaluation to be able
to customize fitness and
nutritional programs based
on sound professional
judgment. Whether you are
training for a marathon,
working to reduce blood
pressure, cholesterol, diabetes,
or simply toning up to feel
good and reduce your dress
or pant size, we are committed to helping you win.
We know this investment in
your health and fitness can
revitalize and re-energize
your life. You can look and feel
younger and stronger. So let’s
get you started on the promotion of a lifetime this summer!
Group Fitness
June special
All group fitness classes
are complimentary Monday, June 5, through Friday,
June 9.
Hurry — space is limited.
Call 239-597-8877 ext. 104
to reserve your spot or for
additional information.
A summer 10-pack card
program is also available
(pre-paid 10 sessions for $100).
JUNE GROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
8am:Pilates
Amy
8am SBF
Olea
8am:Pilates
Amy
8am SBF
Olea
8am:Pilates
Amy
9am LowImpact
Olea
9am:
PiYo
Tonya
9am LowImpact
Olea
9am:PiYo
Olea
Stacey
9am LowImpact
Olea
10am:
Bodysculpt
Stacey
10am:
Spinning
Stacey
continued on page 7
A final touch at
Community Center
By Bill Bowden, Director of Operations: Community Center,
Tennis & Fitness
Life’ s
Rewards
•Outstanding Independent and Assisted Living
•Desirable Location and Impeccable Grounds
•Innovative Programs and Unparalleled Services
•Award-Winning Management and Dedicated Staff
The Community Center
recently enjoyed a fitting
final touch to the project
with the installation of a
water feature in the lake. A
joint effort between the
Inn at Pelican Bay and the
Foundation, the illuminated fountain will operate
daily from 8am to 10pm.
Hurricane notice
The new Community
Center will not be available
to members as a shelter
during hurricane season.
All residents should be
prepared for storm season
with an evacuation plan
in place.
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Call today to arrange a tour.
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Pelican Bay
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• Huge heated Pool/Spa
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• 5BR’s/Den/7Baths/2Car Garage
• LA: 4,572 sq.ft. / TA: 7,630 sq.ft.
• In Oversized Cul-de-sac
$1,790,000
Lovely 1st floor
• 3BR/2BA
• Private view of preserve
from glassed in lanai.
• Beach Tram Stop
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Asking $599,000
7087 Barrington Circle #101
Fabulous residence has been
totally gutted — all new cabinets
and granite counters in kitchen
and baths, stainless appliances,
new bath fixtures, 2 lanais.
3 BR / 2 BA
$639,900
7003 Rue De Marquis
Intimacy and charm is expressed
in these 48 Villas overlooking
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golf course at Pelican Bay.
‘TOTALLY‘ REDONE INSIDE/OUT.
3 BR / 3 BA
$1,295,000
The Dunes
Shadow Wood/Brooks
Calusa Bay South
Olde Cypress
• 2nd fl carriage home w/over 2900 sq ft
a/c. Pvt interior elevator. Fabulous views
of lake/pool. Numerous interior upgrades.
• 2 car garage. Lanai w/grill.
• 3 BR suites/Den/ 3BA
Asking $1,025,000
Golf Course Views
• 2 Story Great Room with large loft
• LA: 2,460 sq.ft. / TA: 4,321 sq.ft.
• 3BR’s/Den/2.5Baths
• Heated Pool/Spa & Water Feature
$789,000 Call Sue/Bob Bodlund 404-9224
Stunning Lakefront
• 3BR’s/2Baths/2Car Garage
• LA: 2,066 sq.ft. /TA: 2,860 sq.ft.
• Meticulously cared for, top floor
• A hop to the beach
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Award Wining Estate Home
• Championship Golf Course
• Gorgeous Sunset Views
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• BR’s/Family/Office/4BA/3Car Garage
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We Accompany All Showings!
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Foundation News
summer fitness...continued from page 5
Classes move to
Community Center
for summer
In the photo to the left,
fitness instructor Olea
Defore leads an Aerobics I
class through a cool-down
segment at the north beach.
Held Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, the
class is one of five offered
multiple times throughout
the week, creating a total of
11 different workouts. Olea
has been leading Pelican
Bay Fitness classes for the
past 17 years and has been
a major factor in the overall
success of our program.
Beginning in May and continuting through September, Olea will move her
classes into the Community
Center’s group exercise room.
Schedules, fees, and registrations for all summer fitness classes will be handled
through the Fitness Center,
597-8877, ext. 104.
Passing the torch...
By Bill Bowden, Director of Operations: Community Center,
Tennis & Fitness
After 10 years of dedication and about 75,000 pancakes,
Scott Pitt and Bob Siefert, founders of the Habitat for
Humanity pancake breakfast fundraisers at the
Community Center, have decided the time has come
to turn over the program to new volunteers. Scott and
Bob look forward to enjoying the other side of the
table this fall, leaving the details in the capable hands of
Jane Ellsworth and Sally Salzer. Dates for the 2006-2007
series for the Sunday pancake breakfasts are: Nov. 19,
Jan. 21, Feb. 18, and March 18. The breakfasts are held
from 8am to noon and the $7 fee at the door is a donation
to Habitat for Humanity.
Scott Pitt and Bob Siefert pose with successors
Jane Ellsworth and Sally Salzer on the veranda
of the new Community Center.
“What a true Country Club should be”
The best value among first-class country clubs in Naples
Summer Sale
Starting May 15!
The Marketplace at Pelican Bay
Quail Creek has been member-owned since 1984 and is one of the most
prestigious, progressive and friendly clubs in the Naples area. Quail Creek has
TWO Arthur Hills 18-HOLE GOLF COURSES and limits golf memberships
to 290 per course ... so you can play every day in season.
Quail Creek also offers 13 Har-tru courts with an active tennis program,
a full service fitness complex with a variety of spa services and an elegant
clubhouse serving both casual and fine dining. Our Seafood Buffet and Sunday
Brunch are famous in Naples.
Find out about the $35,000 golf equity membership by calling Joan Bilson,
Membership Director at 254-7418.
• Social Memberships are available • Residency is not required for membership
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Membership is subject to review and acceptance by the membership committee
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I Love Villas!
Let me help you buy or sell one...
Welcome New Foundation Members
Call me for results!
Linda Piatt, CRS
By Sharon Gammell, Membership Coordinator
239.269.2322
800.523.3346 ext. 2314
On behalf of the Pelican Bay Foundation and the Board of Directors,
I would like to welcome all new, first-time owners to Pelican Bay.
[email protected]
www.LindaPiatt.com
Venetian Village Office
4300 Gulf Shore Blvd. N.
Naples, FL 34103
TIBURON
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A casually elegant Tuscan villa
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Enjoy captivating sunsets over manicured golf fairway and have
all the space you need with Almost 3500 s.f. and 4 bedrooms
5 baths. The charming guest casita will delight your special guests.
Signature membership included. Beach shuttle takes you to your
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await you in this young and vibrant community. $2,200,000
PELICAN BAY
GRAND BAY VILLA
Within the
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villa is one-ofa-kind. With
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SO
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boulevard to private beach Tram. Pelican Bay’s private beach
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Association
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Alexander
Willow Brook
WI
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Andrews
Trieste
PA
George & Nausika
Coin
St. Raphael
IA
St. Tropez
Switzerland
Colmore Global Limited
Home State
Savitri
Dettwiler
Cap Ferrat
FL
Margaret
Drescher
Glenview
FL
John & Jeanne
Flesch
Vizcaya
WI
Patricia
Jacobs
Avalon
MI
Ann & Richard
Lynch
Cap Ferrat
IL
J. Joseph & Helen
McKittrick
St. Maarten
NH
Donald
McWhorter
Cap Ferrat
FL
John
Milano
L’Ambiance
FL
Vincent
Muffoletto
Willow Brook
NY
William & Elizabeth
O’Brien
Salerno
MA
Carlton Place
NY
Revx-465, LLC
St. Raphael
MT
Harvey & Tanya
Roth
St. Raphael
NY
Robert & Margaret
Schultheis
St. Maarten
IL
Kenneth & Susan
Sidman & Reich
St. Pierre
NJ
SLB Holdings, LLC
The Strand
NY
Dolores
Stillings
Lugano
NJ
Victor
Tinucci
St. Raphael
FL
W. Terrell
Upson
Sanctuary
FL
Luann & Rick
Worstell
Mansion La Playa
OH
Panneton Holdings,LLC
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Foundation News
Where do I go…
By Gwen Rasiwala, Communications Director
“I have a compliment
that I want to make
…Where do I go?”
“We had a fantastic
dinner at the restaurant and
I’d like to send a note
of appreciation…Where do
I go?”
These are common questions that come to the
communications and member relations department.
Our responsibility is to
“field” questions and comments, then route them to
the appropriate department or manager. When
you want to make a comment, register a complaint
or send a congratulatory
message, please forward it
to our office one of the following ways: 1) via e-mail at
[email protected];
2) via fax at 239-597-6927
ATTN: Gwen Rasiwala;
3) through our website
at pelicanbay.org; 4) via
mail to Pelican Bay Foundation, 6251 Pelican Bay
Blvd., Naples, FL 34108
ATTN: Gwen Rasiwala; or
5) just stop by my office
at the Commons. My
door is always open to
the membership!
The communications and
member relations department’s guidelines state
that a response will be
sent to any correspondent
(whether it’s just to say
that your correspondence
has been received or with
a solution) within four
business days of receipt.
When issues are forwarded
to other departments for
consideration
and/or
response, the communications department follows
up with that department to
ensure a timely response.
Member input is key
to the satisfaction of all!
Please feel free to correspond with this office
regularly. It helps us “keep
a finger on the pulse” of
the community!
Bicyclist etiquette
and your safety
on the berm
Please be aware that bicyclists on the berm should
use the “right-hand” side of the berm when traveling.
A bell is strongly encouraged to indicate to the trams
that you are there and intending to pass. Short of a
bell, please announce, ”passing on the left,” to ensure
your safety.
The experienced design professionals at
Abbie Joan Enterprises can help you create
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#604 Gulf Views 4/4/Office $1,995,000
#1208 Gulf Views 2/2 $1,195,000
#1702 Gulf Views 2/3/Great Room $1,195,000
# 802 Gulf Views 2/3/Den $995,000
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BAY VILLAS
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# 1902 GULF VIEWS 2/2 $999,000
# 1904 GULF VIEWS 2/2 $1,099,000
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SANCERRE ON THE BEACH
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$2,975,000
Remodeled 3/2, Pool, 2 Car Garage.
$1,195,000
LUGANO VILLAGE ON THE LAKE
5900 Via Lugano Gorgeous lake and golf course
views. Over 2400 Sq Ft, 3/2/plus powder room
and 2 car garage. $1,195,000
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Email
[email protected]
VALENCIA
Sunny Lake Views! Vaulted Ceilings!
Spacious 3/2. Close to tennis, tram & beach access.
$629,000
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Services Division
East of the berm project
The Services Division has
various responsibilities,
and among these are the
Mangrove Preserve, the
Clam Pass Estuary and the
Storm Water Management.
All three of these responsibilities are related by a
common element — water.
The Storm Water Management responsibilities
include maintenance of
the ponds, lakes, weirs,
culverts, fountains and the
actual retention areas. In
addition, the Club at Pelican
Bay controls a major water
retention area. (Those who
were here during Wilma
will recall the lake formed
on the driving range which
percolated into the ground
and drained into the storm
water system in three days)
The area east of the berm
is a major retention area.
Retention areas prevent
rain water from flooding
the mangroves by slowly
releasing water over a
period of time, acting as a
filter for pesticides, insecticides and fertilizers which
may flow into the area, and
thus, releasing stress on the
Mangrove Preserve.
The Services Division is
on the road to success in
eradicating the cattails
west of the berm, planting
native vegetation, and
providing an environment
for new mangroves and
fauna to emerge.
We now have the possibility of turning our attention to the Storm Water
Management areas east of
the berm, where we have
seen a proliferation of exotic
Brazilian Peppers and
invasive Willows. If we do
not address this problem,
we may soon see these
species overpower all other
native vegetation, as well as
the possibility of them
crossing the berm, invading
the mangroves on the other
side — a very undesirable
prospect. In fact, we already
have evidence of Brazilian
Peppers growing west of
the berm in various places.
Is this what we want?
It is absolutely essential that everyone clearly
understands that we are
not embarking on a wholesale landscaping of the
area east of the berm. This
is not our intent nor our
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Coyne Re-elected President
of Pelican Bay Property
Owners Association
Straight Talk from the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association
By Libbie Bramson, Straight Talk Editor
U.S. Marine Corps
Reserve (Retired),
to serve a second
term as its president. Prior to retiring to Naples
with his wife,
Rosemary, Mike
spent 25 years as
an attorney in
private practice
specializing
in
commercial
litigation and the
defense of professional liability
claims. He also
Major General John T. (Mike) Coyne
had a distinguished
The Board of Directors of career in the U.S. Marine
the PBPOA (Pelican Bay Corps and the Marine
Property Owners Assoc- Corps Reserves, retiring
iation) elected Major Gen- in 1997 with the rank of
eral John T. (Mike) Coyne, Major General.
Mike is a resident of
Tierra Mar where he served
as Association President
for three years. He has
also been on the Board of
Directors of the Greater
Naples Leadership Organization, and is currently
a Trustee of the Marine
Corps University Foundation, a member of the
Collier County Sheriff ’s
Innovation Study Group,
and a member of the Ave
Maria University’s Board
of Regents.
Libbie Bramson (Carlton
Place) was elected vicepresident, John D’Aquanno
(Pebble Creek) treasurer
and Dave Trecker (St.
Pierre) secretary.
east of the berm...continued from page 11
station #8 to the west of the
berm, native vegetation
will be introduced. Unfortunately, some of the
work will be most evident
along the waterway adjacent to the east side of the
berm, as Willows have really
spread rapidly here.
This work is being
proposed based on a
recommendation by the
“East of the Berm Committee” consisting of members of the Foundation and
the Services Division. Following the discussion of this
project at the Foundation’s
April board meeting,
the Services Division will
include the necessary funds
in its 2006-7 Budget.
I would again like to
emphasize that this is not
a grooming or enhancing
project — the goal is to
bring the area back to its
original state and to prevent
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invasive material into the
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Halas a no-show at Hammock Oak debate
More Straight Talk from the Pelican Bay Property Owners Association
By Dave Trecker, PBPOA Board Member
official calendar showed
no conflict.
Mike Coyne, president
of the PBPOA, served as
moderator of the debate.
Here is how the candidates who did show up
say they would deal
with issues of interest to
Pelican Bay.
Q. Would you oppose the
county’s plan to use private
property in Pelican Bay
to provide public access to
the beach?
A. Both candidates were
emphatic in their support of property rights.
Both said they would
oppose any attempt by
the county to access the
Pelican Bay beach through
private property.
Q. What are your views on
annexation and incorporation?
A. Foster and Lissack both
said they strongly supported the rights of residents to decide who should
govern them. Both opposed
county interference in
that decision.
Q. How do you feel
about the four-story parking garage along West
Blvd. now planned by
the developers of Waterside Shops?
A. Both candidates opposed the structure. (Applause
from the audience!) Both
indicated that site plan
approval should be required, with a public hearing as part of the process.
Q. Commissioner Halas
has admitted taking campaign money from contractors who do business
with the county. Do you
approve of this?
A. Lissack and Foster
both decried the practice. Both candidates said
they would decline such
contributions.
Q. What are your views
on Commissioner Halas’
representation of District 2?
A. Lissack said that Halas
represented Vanderbilt
Beach well, but not the rest
of District 2. Foster agreed.
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in the Town Hall Forum on
April 12. The Forum was
sponsored by the Pelican
Bay Property Owners
Association (PBPOA).
Commissioner Frank
Halas, the incumbent, declined to participate, claiming a prior commitment.
However, Larry Hannan
reported in the Naples
Daily News article covering
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Pelican Bay Mangroves
Mangrove update
By Kay Potter, Mangrove Columnist
A friend and neighbor
has taken me severely to task
for a statement in my last
column in which I quoted
Dr. Edwin Everham, professor of environmental studies
at Florida Gulf Coast University, as saying that hurricanes are necessary to maintain our global environment.
“Tell that to my son
in Mississippi,” he fairly
snorted. “Katrina has
already cost him a hundred
thousand dollars, and
he’s not done yet.”
My heart ached for him,
and for the countless others
who face tragedy and
hardship caused by recent
hurricanes. Although there
is no comparison, few in
Pelican Bay have totally
recovered from the effects
of Hurricane Wilma. Now
with foreboding, we are
beginning to prepare for the
coming hurricane season less
than a month from now,
June through November.
Thinking it would be
well to know more about
hurricanes, other than
the usual warnings and
weather reports, I started
to research the subject and
found it fascinating and
timely, and time consuming.
Two books that I thought
most informative are: The
Climate and Weather of
Florida by Professors James
A. Henry, Kenneth M.
Portier and Jan Coyne and
The Winds of Change by
award-winning journalist
Eugene Linden — hardly
light summer reading, but
too gripping to put down. I
will share with you now a
few facts gleaned from
these sources.
To begin with, Professor
Everham was right on. In
Chapter 8 of the first listed
book above, the authors
state that “Hurricanes
are necessary for the earth
to maintain an energy
balance” and explain that
in the parts of our earth
that are thirty-five degrees
north and south of the
equator, more heat is
absorbed from the sun than
is radiated from the earth
and atmosphere back into
space. If this extra heat is
not dissipated, this area
of our globe would be
constantly growing warmer.
Think about that for awhile.
Another section of the
book deals with Mother
Nature’s two-part solution
to this problem — the Gulf
Stream and the atmosphere. The Gulf Stream
carries some of this extra
Lissack agreed and questioned the effectiveness of
the district system.
Lissack discussed his
proposal to split Collier
County in two, with the
oortion west of Rte. 951 —
including Pelican Bay — to
be called Pelican County.
Lissack claimed that the
built-out western portion
of Collier County was
footing the bill for the
infrastructure of the developing eastern portion of
the county.
Foster discussed plans
for affordable housing, a
major problem, citing his
experience as head of the
Collier County Housing
Development Corporation.
Michael Lissack is a
former banker, author
and real estate developer.
Joe Foster is a local
attorney with the firm of
Porter Wright Morris
& Arthur.
Both Foster and Lissack
said they would welcome
the opportunity to debate
Commissioner Halas. Undoubtedly, the voters of
Pelican Bay would also
like to know Halas’ position on issues that impact
their community.
Straight Talk is an editorial
column prepared by the
Board of Directors of the
Pelican
Bay
Property
Owners’ Association. The
PBPOA is a separate, distinct entity from the Pelican
Bay Foundation Board,
and the PBPOA Straight
Talk column does not necessarily represent the opinion
of the Foundation.
hammock oak debate...continued from page 13
Q. Do you support the
proposal to roll back property taxes?
A. Both candidates said
that they did.
Q. Are you aware of
counties in Florida that
have a representative government structure that is
more effective than the
one used in Collier County?
A. Foster said that many
counties had commissioners elected at large.
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and to continue this “pumping” motion. The storm,
now greatly intensified, is
feeding on itself.
The authors conclude
by stating that if all these
conditions occur, and
others that space prevents
me from listing, a few of
these many seedlings may
develop into a hurricane,
starting in June in the
Caribbean and shifting
upward on the map as the
season progresses. Florida is
in the greatest danger in
August and September, but
no prediction is 100 percent
accurate. Remember, Wilma
arrived on October 24th.
Fortunately hurricanes
are not with us for long, the
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The second condition is
that the tropical ocean
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or higher and produce
water vapor that reaches
the atmosphere. Since it
takes until summer for
the sun to heat the ocean
waters to this degree,
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climate conditions are just
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some time off.
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disturbance in the trade
wind belt (thirty degrees
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average is nine days. Some
move rapidly, lasting only a
few hours. Remember how
fast Wilma moved out and
how thankful we were to
see brilliant sunshine and
calm weather by the afternoon of that fateful day.
Other hurricanes stagnate.
A twenty-day event has
been recorded.
Hurricanes die or decay
when they lose their major
energy source, which is
moisture and heat; encounter
colder waters or climes,
land masses or unfavorable
upper air wind flow. They
travel between 300 and
400 miles per day, change
directions, recurve, and
pick up speed again. No
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the camera for the map
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was most fortunate, for our
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this dome of water would
increase in height as it
approached our beach.
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Pelican Bay Womens League
April Luncheon and annual meeting,
Pelican Bay Women’s League
By Joanne Hobin, Pelican Bay Women’s League President
Our annual meeting and
the election of officers were
conducted at our April
luncheon, which was held
at the lively Naples Yacht
Club. A wonderful lunch
of a special Sante Fe Steak
Salad of greens, black bean
and corn salsa, tomatoes,
rubbed Angus steak topped
with chipotle dressing
was served. Dessert was
a mouth-watering white
chocolate mousse parfait
with strawberry sauce
and cookies.
Election of officers included: Joanne Hobin,
President; Connie LaNier,
1 st Vice President; Ronnie
Bellone, 2nd Vice President;
Joanne Smith, Treasurer;
Pamela Etheridge, Recording Secretary; and Joan
Sehdev, Corresponding
Secretary. It was my
pleasure to thank both the
outgoing board as well as
the incoming board for their
commitment to the League.
Invited guests at the
luncheon included Glenview
representatives Randy
Long, Executive Director,
and Marianna Foggin,
Marketing Director. In
recognition of Glenview’s
unselfish contribution, not
only to the Pelican Bay
neighborhood, but also to
the PBWL, a donation was
presented to Glenview for
their Employee Scholarship Fund.
Ending the program,
our own Songbird group
entertained us with their
signature song, Pelican Bay
Beach, the lyrics of which
were written by the late
Joyce Ann Vitelli. The
Songbirds lovingly dedicated this program to
Joyce Ann who had been a
Songbird for many years.
Accompanied by Evelyn
Mason, pianist/organist of
St. Williams Church, the
Songbirds continued their
program with a medley
of songs from Rogers and
Hammerstein. Their final
selection was the beautiful
piece, Let There Be Peace
on Earth.
L-R: Joanne Hobin, President, Marianna Fogin,
Marketing Director Glenview, Randy Lord,
Executive Director, Glenview receiving donation
to Glenview Employee Scholarship Fund.
Board of Directors - L-R: Marilyn Connell, outgoing
Corresponding Secretary., Joan Sendev, in-coming
Corresponding Secretary, Joanne Hobin, President,
Pamela Etheridge, Recording Secretary, Ronnie Bellone,
2nd VP, Connie LaNier, 1st VP. Missing: Joanne Smith, Treasurer
Happy faces arrive at the Naples Yacht Club for
PBWL Annual Meeting and Election of Officers.
Songbirds entertain during the luncheon, dedicating
their program to Joyce Ann Vitelli
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Original art featured at
Pelican Bay art exhibit
New Zoll machine
saves lives in Pelican Bay
By Helen Webster, Pelican Bay Women’s League
By Laura L. Pacter, P.E.O., North Naples Fire Control
and Rescue District
Dorothy Calder, her
husband, Bob, and many
talented assistants drawn
from the Women’s League
at large are to be congratulated for such a wonderful program.
(L to R): Ellie Loumos, Donna Wyatt and
Arlene Modjeska admire the art.
(L to R): Gloria Marshall, Committee;
Dorothy Calder, Chairman; Blanche Stone,
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and Carol Levy, Committee
Rennie Spanier, artist
Janis Ray with her entry.
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The new Zoll Autopulse
Machine, recently demoed
by North Naples Firefighters displayed the
life-saving compressions
through CPR to representatives of various fire
and health agencies throughout the country from
Houston to Wisconsin at
Station 45. Under the watchful eye of EMS Medical
Director, Dr. Robert Tober, a
scenario was presented to
the audience to provide a
closer look at the efficiency
and effectiveness of the
pit crew philosophy in
treating victims of a heart
attack using the Autopulse
machine, too.
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Every second counts
when someone has suffered
from a heart attack and
remains unconscious as
family members wait for
first responders. Sometimes
a heart attack begins as
a feeling of radiating pain,
or of fullness in the chest.
Pain is even described as
a feeling of squeezing in
the chest, or it is an intense discomfort in the
chest that lasts for several
minutes. When 911 is dialed immediately, first responders will quickly arrive
to your Pelican Bay home
armed with a complete
life-saving device and a
new pit crew philosophy
in saving lives.
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Gala Opening was Thursday, March 9, at which wine
and cheese were served.
There were 91 entries and
hundreds of happy visitors
to see the artists’ work from
every level — professional
to gifted participants.
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The Pelican Bay Women’s
League New Think Tank
presented their 2006
Pelican Bay Art Exhibit —
March 9-12, 2006. This Art
Show included the original
work of painters, sculptors
and photographers. The
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new zoll machine saves lives...continued from page 21
Paramedic/Firefighter
Jodi Van Sickle was charged
with the responsibility of
presenting the roles to the
other paramedics, before
walking into the home,
while Dr. Robert Tober
quickly mastered the role of
the patient’s family member
as he frantically recalled
which drugs the patient
took as Jodi asked questions. Manual CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)
started quickly by Engineer/EMT Nick Stolts
began the demonstration,
while Firefighter/Paramedic Javier Spirgatis started to use an ambu bag
to help the patient (manikin) breathe.
After two minutes of
CPR, the Zoll Autopulse
Machine was strapped
onto the patient’s chest
including a cardiac monitor
with AED capabilities. Once
the Autopulse replaced
manual compressions of
CPR, the paramedic/
firefighters then began to
simulate three separate
shocks to the patient. Each
shock provides jules of
energy to jump start the
patient’s heart back into
a normal heart rhythm.
After three shocks were
administered to the patient,
then she was ready for
transport to the hospital.
The Zoll Autopulse Machine
provided hands-free compressions to allow the paramedics to perform other
life saving tasks, such as
administering life-saving
drugs to stimulate the
patient’s heart.
Dr. Tober ’s pit crew
philosophy is easy to understand, as each EMT/Paramedic has a task similar
to the pit crew functions
found at unpredictable,
high-speed NASCAR races.
The race car driver has
minutes to get back on
track or lose the race. Those
crucial minutes could
make or break the race for
a driver. The pit crew
hurriedly fixes the highspeed machines, replacing
tires, repairing the spoilers,
adding fuel, and cleaning the windshield.
“In NASCAR, four people
each have a specific duty.
It looks like chaos, but
they can achieve success
quickly,” says Dr. Tober.
Ultimately, the success
with the North Naples
medical pit crew, is in a life
saved and a recovery of the
patient after treatment in
the hospital.
Just like the race car, the
human body is a fine tuned
machine, and paramedics
are assigned their tasks
prior to arriving at the
scene to assist the patient
expeditiously. Successful
saves from fire departments
and EMS agencies throughout Collier County with the
Autopulse provide the
Zoll Corporation with
valuable information regarding the efficiency of
this device in performing
chest compressions on an
unconscious victim.
“We had two cardiac
arrest saves with the Autopulse and twice the patient
had a pulse before EMS
transported them,” adds
ALS Coordinator, James
Cunningham.
Dr. Chris Souders, Associate Medical Director of the
Houston Fire Department
was impressed with the
Autopulse demonstration
by North Naples Paramedic Firefighters. With the
Houston Fire Department
averaging 800 to 900 calls
per day, Dr.
Souders clearly
identified the
need for these
machines on
their first-due
apparatus. He
is the deciding
factor behind
Houston Fire
Department’s
upcoming
participation in
an upcoming
trial study with
the Zoll Autopulse machine.
“There is an
advantage to
the Autpulse as
it stays on the
back board and it is the
same as CPR. Usually,
the medic is holding on
to a bar in the back of an
ambulance and attempting
one-handed CPR on the
patient. The Autopulse is
better because it provides
the same consistency
of compressions all the
time,” asserts Dr. Souders.
“There’s a cost-savings too,
as there’s a risk of back
injury when firefighter
paramedics have to perform
CRP for 45 minutes.” says
Dr. Souders.
In the past, CPR with
manual compressions and
the Automated External
Defibrillator alone sometimes restarted a patient’s
heart after firefighters and
paramedics arrived on
scene. There was a transfer
delay in the compressions
when the patient was transferred from the floor to the
backboard, too. The new
Zoll Machine straps on to
the patient and begins to
consistently provide compressions without stopping
until the patient is transported to the hospital.
These continuous compressions provide the
oxygen rich blood to the
heart and brain without
interruption. The streamlined process makes the
entire call a smooth effort
in saving lives.
“From the time a patient
loses consciousness, you
have eight minutes to move
oxygenated blood to the
brain. If you only do compressions on a patient, there
is enough residual oxygen
in the patient’s bloodstream, in the arms, legs
and stomach, that if you
simply move that blood
into the brain without any
mouth-to-mouth ventilations, you can keep the
brain alive for eight
minutes,” states Dr. Tober
of the essential technique
of compressing the patient’s
heart as soon as possible
following cardiac arrest.
Dr. Tober has a total
hands-on approach ensuring the Zoll Autopulse
machine is utilized properly
as he closely monitors all
of the training and medical calls traveling among
CCEMS Stations throughout all of Collier County. He
strives to ensure the timing
of response is efficient,
without any delay in the
initiation of CPR and use
of the Autopulse. The
evidence of successful saves
here has peaked the interest
of Zoll Corporation and
other fire departments who
are considering the purchase of these machines for
their own community.
Therefore, the pit crew
philosophy coupled with
the new Zoll Technology
will positively impact the
survivability of cardiac
arrests.
“North Naples Fire Control and Rescue District is
striving to place the Autopulse on all first-run
apparatus,” predicts Lt.
James Cunningham of the
future of the Advanced Life
Support Program in
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Full-service personalized policing
An Urban Style Policing model
Don Hunter, Sheriff, Collier County Sheriff’s Office
What is Urban Style
Policing?
This full-service, personalized policing philosophy re-examines community needs based on
growth, crime and traffic
congestion so people can
feel safe where they live,
work, recreate and drive.
This policing model is
a tactical approach to fullservice, personalized policing. By realigning coverage
areas currently patrolled in
a district, a more manageable area is created that will
reduce response times to
calls for service and add
additional staffing during
peak call times.
How is Urban Style
Policing accomplished?
The philosophy of policing
focuses on education, enforcement and engineering
to accomplish the goal of
a safer community.
The “urban response
model” takes into consideration forecasts and data
supplied by various growth
and planning entities as
well as internal statistics
in order to “continue to
make Collier County a safe
place to live, work and
drive.” This resonates in
Sheriff Hunter ’s vision
for the Collier County
Sheriffs Office.
Districts are functionally
re-aligned based on optimizing staffing and expediting response to
citizen complaints. This
will increase our effectiveness in the services we
provide and efficiently
address the current challenges of growth, population, lack of proper
infrastructure, business
developments, construction, and public and member safety to create a greater
level of service with a more
fluid response.
What is the
impact to
the community?
This policing model
impacts the community by
providing a more rapid
intervention in situations
involving threats to life,
theft or destruction of property. The Collier County
Sheriff ’s Office is optimizing staffing and integrating law enforcement
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Aroung the Bay
Water, landscaping returning to Waterside Shops
Landscape design plan unveiled
Water and lush landscaping, the signature of
Waterside Shops at Pelican
Bay, Naples’ premier shopping destination, will soon
return. The center, which is
undergoing a major renovation adding luxury retailers such as Tiffany &
Co., Burberry and Gucci,
will feature a new landscape design that is more
shopper-friendly, inviting
and reflective of the contemporary and sophisticated
style of the new retailers
and Waterside’s clientele,
according to Annette
Alvarez, General Manager
of Waterside Shops.
“Next to questions about
the new stores that will
open at Waterside during
the next few months, we’re
constantly being asked
about the new landscaping
and water features,” she
said. “We are confident
Waterside’s updated look
will exceed everybody’s
expectations with a clean
and engaging setting that
emphasizes its cachet as
the place for sophisticated shopping, dining
and entertaining.”
Shoppers are already
enjoying a sampling of
Waterside’s reincarnation.
Much of the new landscaping around the perimeter of the center is
already in place, evident in
the stately royal palms
that now grace the entryways. When completed,
Waterside Shop’s landscape
plan will include more than
30,000 new tropical plants
and flowering shrubs. A
Royal Palm Promenade
at the northwest corner
leads to the new retail
shops on the former site of
Jacobson’s and a burst of
color provided by Helen
Johnson bougainvillea
hugs the U.S. 41/Tamiami
Trail frontage.
“There wasn’t a speck of
color along Tamiami Trail
before,” said landscape
architect John Grissim, who
designed Waterside’s new
look. “This bougainvillea is
four or five feet wide and
runs the continuous length.
It has flowers year round
so the mall will always
have a very dramatic look
from the road.”
Grissim said Waterside’s
landscaping renaissance
will lend a more contemporary ambience with a
550-foot wall, waterfalls,
bridges and flowers and
plant material native
to Florida, the latter a
requirement of Collier
County government.
“The previous landscaping was more than 10
years old and unfortunately
had grown so much that
shoppers couldn’t see the
stores on the opposite side or
feel connected to the activity
taking place around them,”
said Grissim, a partner in
Grissim-Metz-Andriese, a
landscape architect and
engineering firm in Northville,
Michigan. “The old landscaping was more naturalistic and organic; the new
features will be more architectural and more orderly
with a touch of the tropical
look you expect in Naples.
And water, of course, will
be a predominant element
in the shopping experience.
It will always be close by.”
personalized policing...continued from page 23
with a strong focus on
community relationships
and partnerships.
What are the
desired results?
• Greater apprehension
rates of offenders
• Increased citizen
satisfaction
• Reduced response times
• Higher visibility within
the community
• Enhanced interactive
relationships with
community leaders,
merchants and citizens
What are the costs
to the community?
The Collier County
Sheriff’s Office is providing
this new urban response
model with assets currently
assigned to the Sheriff ’s
Office. This initiative will be
implemented at no additional cost to taxpayers.
Read the
Pelican Bay Post online
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landscaping returning to waterside shops...continued from page 25
The large signature outdoor courtyard within the
interior of the shops will
reflect the upscale look
of the new and existing
retailers, with fountains,
running water and several
wide rail-less bridges. It also
incorporates events areas
and guest amenities such
as seating. “Water has
always been important to
Waterside Shops and there
is no change in that philosophy,” said Grissim.
“There are fountains and
bubbling water throughout
the courtyard. The new
design will relate everything
to water, with color and
texture provided by simple
landscaping and plantings.
We purposely selected
hundreds of plants in
different sizes so it looks like
a natural — but orderly —
happening.”
Clustered plantings of
different-sized Alexander
palms and Xanadu will
offer evergreen ground
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of the plant palette and
choices, said Grissim.
In addition the 133 royal
palms planted at entrances
off of Seagate and U.S. 41
and the Royal Palm
Promenade, additional
plantings to date include
780 sea grape bushes, 58
Indian hawthorn, 6,642
annual flowers and 25,000
Asiatic Jasmine, which is
used as ground cover
throughout. The promenade
also offers special water
features and customdesigned lattice canopies.
Grissim said ponds and
wetland areas at the
northern edge of the site off
Laurel Oak Drive and at
Seagate Drive on the south
side add a natural water
element — and fitting
introduction to Waterside.
Live oaks, olive trees and
mahogany provide shade
canopies in the parking lots
and hardier Asiatic jasmine
replaces grass in islands.
cover. A dozen 5-foot tall
ceramic urns blooming
with seasonal plants will be
perched along the curving
550-foot hand-laid rock wall
that meanders throughout the center and is
punctuated by scuppers
at 20-foot intervals with
water splashing to a
reflection pool below. The
30-inch tall wall ties
together the west and east
entries and provides seating, landscaping and custom
awning canopies. Blooms,
said Grissim, will be
changed quarterly to reflect
the seasons. “There will be
color throughout the year.”
In the evening, the entire
development will present a completely new
and friendly shopping
and dining environment.
Strategic lighting will add
drama to the new architecture, landscaping and
water activity.
County government and
lessons learned from recent
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One area of the parking lot
that lost landscaping during
the summer ’s storm will
be replaced with sabal
palms, Grissim said.
The strong architecture of
the new landscape design
complements selective contemporary changes to the
shop’s architecture — one
that bolster ’s Waterside’s
modern image and appeal
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At Clam Pass
A glimpse of what you can see during a guided walk
By Ed Selby, Conservancy volunteer
Group walks
available
Although our regular
guided walks have come to
an end for season, you can
still take advantage of our
guides’ knowledge when
you make a reservation for
a group walk. While we
can work with you to
arrange the date and time
of your walk, we prefer
to have eight or more
participants. We can also
tailor your walk to match
your particular interests.
The best months to call
me to make arrangements
are June and July, then
September through November. Our regular season
begins December 1. Make
your reservation by calling
me at 261-9724.
Mary’s Monday report
I started out with five
participants and picked up
two shortly thereafter. They
were from Minnesota,
Illinois, Pelican Bay and
Vanderbilt Beach. We saw
mangrove crab and plenty
of spiders. At the bridge
we had quite a day and
picked up several people
just for that area. We saw
three Osprey (two came up
with good size fish), two
Great Egret, two Tri-color
Heron, five White Ibis, one
Snowy Egret, one Little
Blue, and both Black and
Turkey Vulture. The big
find was a Reddish Egret
doing the drunken sailor
dance. Most had brought
field glasses, which was
very helpful.
On the beach we saw
three Dolphin, Brown
Pelican, Immature Herring
Gull Laughing Gull in flight.
There I talked about all of
those birds, plus the Eagle
compared to the Osprey.
There were lots of good
questions. They wanted to
know the problems and
effects of extension of beach
renourishment on Turtle
nesting. I presented the
turtle, dolphin and manatee
talks and discussed the
Sargassum and the Sargasso
Sea, currents of the Gulf,
shells, the topography and
a brief history of the Gulf
and Florida.
Sheri’s Tuesday report
Good walk today. I had 12
participants, with two
others who joined us on
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the boardwalk and plan
to come another day to
be a part of the whole
walk. We had a little
blue heron give us quite
a show at the bridge, along
with a huge blue crab
swimming in the water
below. The shelling was
great and everyone seemed to be having fun looking
for the unusual, pretty
colors, etc. One of the
children suggested we have
a “show and shell” which
was a good time for the
shell talk. Had Dr. Bob
along and he was a
huge asset.
Bette’s
Wednesday report
Bette had four interested
participants, all sent from
the Park Shore Resort.
Ruth’s Thursday report
Unfortunately no one
came for Ruth’s walk, but
she did talk to a number of
people and spread theword
about our guided walks.
The Miner’s
Friday report
We had two friends/
walkers who did the whole
trip, one friend who did
most of the trip, and two
additional people who
joined for the whole shell
talk — plus Bob Mohl. We
saw a wonderful little blue
heron showing off his
breeding plumage; his beak
was spectacular! We also
saw a wading bird I could
not identify. After checking
Sibley, I wonder if it might
have been a western willet.
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clam pass walks...continued from page 28
Ed’s Saturday report
Only one person showed
up, but she was very interested so I spent over two
hours with her. I think she
is now likely to join the
Conservancy. So far this
season, we have had 728
participants. That’s a great
total and it is still climbing.
Mary’s following
Monday report
I had 12 people from
Pelican Bay and Michigan.
We went for two hours.
There is still little life on the
beach. At the bridge, we
had a Tri-color that put on
a good show. There also
Ed’s following
Saturday report
We have Tom to thank for
sending all four participants to today’s walk.
Three were from Pelican
Bay, who incidentally had
seen my latest article in the
Pelican Bay Post, and Beth
Menchaca, who is a new
Conservancy staff person
working as an events
coordinator. The highlight
of today’s walk was the
Gopher Tortoise with whom
we had a rendezvous on
the sand road. From his
smile you can tell he was
happy to see us.
were several White Ibis, a
Little Blue and a Great Blue.
The Osprey was old reliable
and a couple of Brown
Pelicans flew over the
beach. We talked about
Turtles nesting and the
Sargasso Sea. We also talked
about dolphin, the beached
whale and the Manatee.
They were a great group
with many questions.
Barbara’s following
Friday report
Ron and I had five walkers
with us this morning. One
couple was from Germany,
one was from England
and there was a gal from
Connecticut. We saw a
couple of raccoons under
the boardwalk, which the
English couple had never
seen before. Also a couple
of green Florida anoles were
spotted. The osprey was
catching fish at the bridge. We
also noticed that the mealy
bug infestation of the black
mangrove is getting worse.
New plants seen
We have a new plant
popping up in the tram
stop area near the Saw
Palmetto. It is Dogfennnel,
Community forum
April 12, 2006
Dear Shane,
On behalf of the Board and the membership of the Naples Branch of the International
Wine and Food Society, may I offer our most sincere appreciation for the outstanding
job that you and your staff did at last Monday’s Lobster Boil at the Sandpiper Club on
the beach. I am only sorry that you were not present to hear the accolades and applause
as the members showed their appreciation at the evening’s end.
Penny Isermann and Kay Botko, the event co-chairs, along with our Cellar Master,
Bill Bugera, all mentioned how cooperative you were in making the arrangements,
meeting our special needs and providing flexibility in setting up the event. In addition to
this, it is most apparent by both the quality of the service and the friendliness of the staff,
from tram drivers to waiters/waitresses, that the evening’s success was the result of a
very well coordinated total effort by you and the Foundation staff members.
Thank you again for an extraordinary evening. I hope that we will have an opportunity
to return to the beach at Pelican Bay.
Regards,
Herb Rowe, President, Naples Branch
Eupatorium capillifolium,
“yoo-puh-TOR-ee-um kapill-ih-FOH-lee-um,” a
native. Saltwort, Beachwort, Turtle Weed, Batis
maritime, “BAT-is mar-IT-ima,” is also growing at
Clam Pass. This relatively
low-growing plant is well
below the boardwalk in
some sections.
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MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
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Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8-9:30am
BLT 9am
Ladies Bridge 1pm
Men’s Bridge 1-4pm
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Table Tennis 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Table Tennis 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
BLT 9am
Foundation Brd mtg 10am
Ladies Bridge 1pm
Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
Chess 1pm
6
Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
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Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
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Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
13
Body Sculpting 8am
Aerobics I 9am
SATURDAY
Foundation Brd Mtg May 22
PBSD Brd Mtg June 7
also online at: www.pelicanbay.org
Pelican Bay Post
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
Duplicatre Bridge 1-4pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
Duplicatre Bridge 1-4pm
Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
Chess 1pm
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
Table Tennis 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
Chess 1pm
Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
Aerobics II 8am
BLT 9am
Pilates 8am
Ladies Bridge 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
BLT 9am
PBWL Mah Jong 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
BLT 9am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
Table Tennis 1pm
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Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
Chess 1pm
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FRIDAY
Aerobics II 8am
Pilates 8am
BLT 9am
Ladies Bridge 1pm
3
Aerobics II 8am
BLT 9am
Pilates 8am
Total Fitness 8am
Table Tennis 1pm
PBSD Brd mtg 3pm
2
Aerobics II 8am
Yoga 8am
Body Sculpting 8am
Shape-up 9am
PBWL Bridge 1-3pm
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Please watch Channel 96 for dates and times of Committee meetings,
or call the Foundation office at 597-8081
TUESDAY
Aerobics II 8am
BLT 9am
Pilates 8am
Ladies Bridge 1pm
May 2006
SUNDAY
Around the Bay
Events by organization
Frequently Needed Numbers
(Events are held at The Community Center unless otherwise noted)
Chess Club: Thursdays at
1pm. Call Michel Rosen,
596-5925..
Fitness Classes: Call 597-8877.
Foundation Board Meeting:
Monday May 22, 10am
at the Hammock Oak Community Center.
Men’s Bridge: Every Mon.,
6:30pm. Chuck Morris, 514-0234.
Men’s Coffee: Meeting every
Tuesday — 9am, Hammock
Oak Community Center.
Please park at the Sandpiper
lot after 8am to take shuttle
to Community Center. Call
Joe Adams 597-5670.
Pelican Bay Art Guild: is
starting its summer class
designed for beginners as
well as those with experience. Call instructor John
Bowman, 566-8182.
Pelican Bay Services Division:
Brd. Mtg. Wed., June 7, 3pm.
Meet at the Hammock Oak
Community Center.
Women’s League: (PBWL)
The Women’s League, open
to all residents of Pelican
Bay, plan luncheons and
many special events throughout the year. As most of these
events require membership,
please join The League. Applications are available at The
Foundation Commons. Members please see your Newsletter for all current events. The
Board of Directors meet at
10am on the first Wednesday of the month at the
Community Center. These
meetings are open to all
members and your input is
welcome. Please attend.
591-8037. We Love to sing
for functions within Pelican
Bay and sing in melody,
two-part harmony, and
four-part harmony. Come
on Monday mornings for
vocal warm-ups, favorite
songs, and fun!
Reminder: Existing members, please renew your
membership. Secure application online at www.
pelicanbay.org, or pick up
at the Foundation. Complete the form and send
$25 check to the address
noted on the form.
Foundation
Office
Hours:
Pelican Bay Songbirds: Join
us for Singing!! Each
Monday Morning, 9:30am,
St. Kitts. Call: Sandy Doyle
9am - 5pm
Monday - Friday
AUTO REPAIR
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2
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Livingston Rd.
h
Commercial
Progress Ave.
Power St.
Golden Gate Parkway
Airport-Pulling Rd.
N
Emergency
911
North Naples Fire Dept.
597-3222
Sheriff’s Dept.
597-1607
Beach Store
513-0222
Canoes (1st come/1st serve, available at Station #6)
Catering
592-5722
Club Pelican Bay
597-1183
Comcast (cable television)
793-3577
Community Center
597-8877
Covenant Enforcement
596-6180 x237
Creekside Post Office
513-9161
Fitness Department
597-4120
Florida Power & Light (FPL)
262-1322
Foundation Commons
597-8081
Foundation Commons (fax number)
597-6802
Guest Passes
www.pelicanbay.org
Information (activities/programs)
597-8877
Information (membership/guest cards) 597-8081
Information (general)
596-6180
Mailbox Repairs
591-4131
North Tennis Center
597-8877
Pelican Bay Prop. Owners Assoc.
566-9707
Pelican Bay Services Division
597-1749
Sailboat Information
597-8877
SandBar (South Beach)
597-2781
SandPiper (North Beach)
592-5722
South Tennis Center
597-4497
Sprint (telephone service)
800-339-1811
Sunset Café
596-4799
Solid Waste (trash pickup)
403-2367
Water/Sewer Problems
530-6245
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Dr. Malick would
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Naples
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To play it is to admire it . . .
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1. Partner
10. NY nickname
12. Being three in one
13. Leguminous tree
15. Marching prominades
16. Tempted
18. Blood group
19. Whale (Norwegian)
20. "Imagination at work"
21. Dips in liquid
24. Teaspoonful (abbr.)
27. Maul
30. One of the rails
31. Astringent
33. Pinna
34. ___ondary: not first
35. Spoken Chadic language
37. Waterproof raincoat
39. No seats available
41. 12-point type
42. Epic
44. Medicinal beverage
47. Villain
48. Dried and withered
49. Road open
50. Sun-up in New York
52. Tellurium
53. Matter at rest
56. Cheetah or dalmatian
61. Fine visual ability
62. Cerumen
63. May holiday
65. Harems
CLUES DOWN
1. ____ble: agreeable
2. Potato
3. Circular function
4. Mined from the earth
5. Cerium (abbr.)
6. Islands
7. Repents
8. Perceptible by touch
9. Small ladies bag
10. Wander
11. Monetary unit
12. Prohibitions
14. ____s Nose: Cheshire
walk
15. Saddleback
17. River in NE Scotland
22. Iron
23. Bones
24. Type of dance
25. Strike sharply
26. Region of the pelvis
28. Designer of chairs
29. Place casually
32. Isinglass
36. Radioactivity unit
38. Outer layer of an organ
40. Once
43. Tournament designation
44. Denotes three
45. Private school in New York
46. Computer program
51. So. Am. weasel
54. Electronic countermeasures
55. Herbaceous plants
56. Secure closure
57. Pakrit language
58. Church booklet
59. __ the night before
Christmas
60. ___-Sachs disease
64. Intergalactic56. Spotted
61. Acuity
62. Earwax
63. Memorial Day
65. Harems
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refinishing. We repair nicks,
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Former service dog trainer.
Year-round Pelican Bay Resident.
Licensed/Insured/Bonded.
Member Pet Sitters
International. References.
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2 Bedroom + Den/2Bath, gated,
PELICAN MARSH-SEVILLE
2 car garage, elevator, lanai,
AVALON
BARRINGTON
heated pool, tennis. Exercise Wide Lake Views. 3B+Den+Lanai/
First
floor
lake
front
unfurnished
3Ba 2 Car Garg. Totally redone
3BD, main floor unit with one
room, Beach access, walk to
2006. 3 month to annual lease.
car garage. Totally remodeled 2Bd/2Ba, garage, newly painted
tram. Seasonal rental.
&
new
carpeting
no
smoking
Call Gayle 239-248-8585
Owner 570- 674-0829
summer 05. New kitchen, tile,
granite,stainless appliances, no pets annual lease $1500/mo
HYDE
PARK
by
owner-realtors
welcome.
PROVINCETOWN,
CAPE COD
trim and ceiling crown.
Unfurnished Annual lease, 2BR,
239-287-3309
Oceanfront; sandy beach.
$699,900. 651-491-2222
21/2 BA, pool, tennis, walk to
Stunning Panoramic views. New
AWESOME GULF VIEWS!
tram and beach; $2000 mo
CONDO FOR SALE BY OWNER Seasonal rentals: St. Marissa 239-597-9740 M-F 8am to noon designer air conditioned home.
4 bedrooms/4baths/hottub. $5450
In Pelican Bay! Avalon
(20th flr); St. Lucia (12th flr);
weekly summer 2006. 508-454-3795
St. Tropez (6th flr); or pool home
2 bedroom 2 bath 1st floor
INTERLACHEN
with lakeview, garage, turnkey. available. Call Now to arrange
Golf and Lake Views!
ST. MAARTIN
your get-away! 978-887-1956
Call Jeff at 773-525-8767
Prof Renovated 2005.
Seasonal/Annual. Gulf view,
www.rentpelicanbay.com
or 773-502-0439
By month, season or annual
2BR, 2BA, Den. Covered
$3300/mo to $5500/mo
parking, completely furnished.
BARRINGTON
Call Gayle 239-248-8585
OAKMONT-BY OWNER
Call 317-875-0589
Lovely 2 BR/2BA + Den,
3BD/2BA Custom home; open End Unit. Furnished, 2nd Floor,
LAUREL
OAKS
ST. NICOLE
great room/kitchen; granite &
attached garage. Avail.
2BR/2BA overlooking many palms. Awesome Gulf View! Call Now!
new appliances; Vol Ceilings;
beginning April 2006 and for
Newly refurbished. Nearly new
Don’t Wait! 239-514-7748
Plantation Shutters;
2007 Season. Call 703-532-7235
flooring, appliances. On or off
Private Garden Shower.
season,
no
annual.
239-591-2782
ST. RAPHAEL
BREAKWATER
$1,395,000. Must see.
Brand new and professionally
3/2, spectacular views, 2½ car
239-598-5059
furnished
2BR, 2Bath condo on
MARBELLA CONDO
garage, new upgrades and
first floor, private yard, private
or
finished lanai. New designer furn. For annual lease. Furnished
PEBBLE CREEK
pool. Walk to Gulf. Annual or
unfurnished 3/3 on 19th floor
6 mo. Seas. $23,000 or $4400
Nicely furnished 1st flr
seasonal. Call 732-892-2838
North unit - Full view of Gulf
Dec, $5400 April. 610-688-2666
unit.3bdrm/2bath/garage
and Golf course.
ST. SIMONE
w/great lake & pool views.
BREAKWATER
Mary Nash 502-893-7198
All New 2005. Garden Level.
$749,900. Lease considerd.
Granite, beautiful location over
3B/2B mo/seas/year
716-913-2040 or
lake, SW exposure. 2BR+Den/
ON THE BEACH
$2600 to $4500 mo.
[email protected]
BR, 2BA, gated 2-car garage.
Park Shore close to Venetian
Call Gayle 239-248-8585
All new Bernhart furnished,
Village.
Completely
renovated.
Real Estate - For Lease avail. Seasonal or year-round.
2BR/2BA condo. Lease rates
SUGARBUSH, VERMONT
239-254-1533, 239-287-8778
A CAP FERRAT GEM!
$2,500/mo-6 months,
Resort area 4 bdrm, 4 bath
3BR/3BA professionally
$4,500/mo in season.
CHANTECLAIR CONDO
home. Magnificent views, great
decorated corner unit in
Call 239-592-6073 or visit
Lovely, Private, Beautifully
restaurants, arts festivals,
Pelican Bay’s premier building. Furnished, 2/3BD/2BA, Near
www.barbarapurcell.com
championship golf, week or
Gorgeous SW views of Gulf Beach/Tram. Avail.Jan thru Dec.
month. 413-269-6347
sunsets, amenities galore.
(2 mo. min) Owners 207-766-2188
PEBBLE CREEK
Seasonal rental. 203- 227-8995.
[email protected].
SUMMER RENTAL
Furnished seasonal rental
Cape Cod Massachusetts,
(2006-2007) 2 BR/2BA - garage A PELICAN BAY BEAUTY
CHATEAUMERE ROYALE
Harwich Port. 3 bedroom
lake - sunset views. Pools,
New! Cannes in Pelican Bay.
Large 2bdrm/2bath, nicely
Cottage, steps to beach and
4BR/3½ BA Villa, 3682 sq. ft., furnished condo. Avail 11/1/06 fitness room - condo in excellent
town. $1,900 a week in season,
condition. Pictures via e-mail
walk to tram. Lake view &
for seasonal rental(3 mo.min.)
$1,000 week off season.
upon request [email protected]
sunset skies. ($6,000/mo)
716-913-2040 or
508-888-6664.
781-444-2481
Vince (330)702-8909
[email protected]
GOING NORTH?
AVOID HASSLES AT THE AIRPORT
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We ship luggage We pack boxes
FREE pick-ups or drop your packages
at back of store! Estate packing & crating
THE DUNES
3/2, Annual Rental, Walk to
Beach, Unfurnished, Beautiful
Views, Wonderful Ammenities.
Hurry, will go quickly. $2500/mo.
Amy Fineberg-Rosenbluth.
239-287-8778, 239-254-1533
THE RETREAT, NO. NAPLES
Yearly rental. First floor end
unit, 3/2, gated, garage, pool,
spa, w/Bentley Village.
$1,275.00 mo. Owner/Agent
860-1097
For Sale
PEDESTALS (2)
Grey marble, 40" tall, mint
condition, originally $600. ea.,
now $250 ea. 239-566-9954
Lost & Found
FOUND ALEX 99
Call 598-2149
Other
ASSUME CAR LEASE
2005 Mercedes, C240. Only
3800+ miles. Sunroof/CD. Full
warranty. 38 mos. No money up
front. Must relinquish. (Death)
Will negotiate. 592-5884
Wanted
ANNUAL RENTAL
Of a 2 or 3 bedroom furnished
condo in Pelican Bay, with
gulf views (6th floor or above).
239 591-3556. After May 1,
call 905 271-1434
TRADE
Laurel Oaks in Pelican Bay
2 bedroom condo + cash for
Pelican Bay Villa. No agents.
Call 216-408-4413 or
[email protected]
UNFURNISHED
2 bedroom, 2 bath or larger.
Off Season or Annual.
Two Professional women.
Current Pelican Bay resident.
Karen 293-6875
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Pelican Bay & Bay Colony Market Report
For Sale (as of 4/24/06)
Community
Properties
Avalon
7
Barrington
13
Bay Colony Shores
8
Bay Villas
4
Beauville
2
Biltmore at Bay Colony
3
Breakwater
11
Brighton at Bay Colony
4
Cannes
1
Cap Ferrat
10
Carlysle at Bay Colony
3
Chanteclair Maisonettes
2
Chateaumere Royale
6
Claridge
3
Contessa at Bay Colony
5
Coronado
3
Crescent
4
Dorchester
5
Georgetown
4
Glencove
4
Grosvenor
5
Heron at Pelican Bay
2
Hyde Park
5
Interlachen
4
Isle Verde
1
L’Ambiance
7
Laurel Oaks
7
Lugano
3
Mansion La Palma at Bay Colony 2
Marbella
2
Montenero
4
Oak Lake Sanctuary
2
Oakmont
5
Pebble Creek
18
Pelican Bay Woods
17
Pointe at Pelican Bay
1
Pointe Verde
1
Remington at Bay Colony
2
Salerno at Bay Colony
3
San Marino
1
Sanctuary
3
Serendipity
4
St. Andrews
1
St. Kitts
5
St. Laurent
2
St. Lucia
5
St. Maarten
3
St. Marissa
5
St. Nicole
1
St. Pierre
5
St. Raphael
10
St. Simone
2
St. Tropez
1
St. Vincents
2
Strand at Bay Colony
1
Stratford
5
Tierra Mar
2
Trieste at Bay Colony
27
Valencia at Pelican Bay
11
Villa Coronado
1
Village at Pelican Bay
1
Villas at Pelican Bay
4
Vizcaya at Bay Colony
3
Willowbrook
3
Windsor at Bay Colony
4
Pending Sales
Price Range
$555,000 - $819,000
$600,000 - $3,400,000
$3,850,000 - $5,995,000
$839,000 - $1,249,000
$985,000 - $1,295,000
$2,395,000 - $7,500,000
$799,000 - $949,000
$2,095,000 - $3,175,000
$1,995,000
$1,699,000 - $6,800,000
$2,200,000 - $2,485,000
$599,000 - $649,000
$679,000 - $849,000
$1,100,000 - $1,249,000
$1,450,000 - $6,500,000
$1,155,000 - $1,395,000
$850,000 - $945,000
$695,000 - $939,000
$1,995,000 - $2,799,000
$559,000 - $650,000
$820,000 - $1,450,000
$995,000 - $1,195,000
$575,000 - $740,000
$679,000 - $1,299,000
$1,795,000
$679,000 - $850,000
$499,000 - 620,000
$609,900 - $1,195,000
$975,000 - $1,295,000
$885,000 - $1,495,000
$1,500,000 - $6,395,000
$899,000 - $1,050,000
$1,350,000 - $1,695,000
$599,000 - $899,900
$545,000 - $2,700,000
$1,000,000
$3,750,000
$4,400,000 - $7,500,000
$1,450,000 - $1,795,000
$799,000
$595,000 - $849,900
$595,000 - $799,000
$1,214,900
$735,000 - $1,100,000
$1,075,000 - $1,095,000
$759,000 - $859,900
$769,000 - $994,900
$699,000 - $1,095,000
$849,900
$999,000 - $1,399,000
$900,000 - $1,995,000
$639,000 - $645,000
$799,000
$625,000 - $674,000
$14,990,000
$950,000 - $2,895,000
$1,150,000 - $1,295,000
$1,875,000 - $6,900,000
$549,000 - $775,000
$1,250,000
$1,675,000
$729,000 - $969,000
$1,995,000 - $2,600,000
$545,000 - $649,000
$4,900,000 - $11,500,000
52 Properties Sold but not Closed yet priced from $519,999 - $3,650,000
Properties Sold Year-to-Date
81 Properties with Selling prices of $475,000 - $12,000,000
Based on information from the Naples Area Board of REATORS® and Association of Real Estate Professionals, Inc.
for the period January 1, 2006 through April 24, 2006, these properties were not all listed or sold by
Ginny Lee’s Team and were listed or sold by various MLS Participating Offices.
JUST LISTED BOAT LOVERS RETREAT —
Wonderfully refinished and beautifully
appointed, single family home w/separate
guest quarters. Five bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths,
great room with media area and game
center, Gourmet kitchen with granite
countertops. Includes boat dock. Only $1,499,000! Call Kathie Soller at 641-6449
BARRINGTON CLUB priced for
quick sale spacious 2 bedroom 2 bath
coach home for Only $675,000 Call
Brad Potter at 273-9139
Just Listed — Beautiful 2 bedroom condo,
2 Lanais, across from Pelican Bay in
Emerald Woods. Nicely kept end unit
Only $319,500! Call David Murphy
239-597-7659
BE FIRST TO KNOW!
Get e-mail updates on new listings or
sales before they are advertised! Go to
www.1floridahome.com to sign up or
call Ginny Lee at 591-3225
THE COLONY $1,350,000
New never lived in with over 3000 sq ft.
Fabulous Views, Incredible Building with
its own Movie Room and lots of extras. For
more information call Ginny Lee 591-3225
THE DUNES $1,285,000
$25,000 Decorating Allowance
When You Buy >From Ginny Lee
Gorgeous New Condo ready in June 2006.
With close to 3000 Sq feet, great views,
private restaurant, and beach club. Call
Ginny Lee 591-3225
COMING SOON...
A Great Condo in St.Maarten
Pelican Bay. Call Ginny Lee
591-3225 to be first to know.
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
OPPORTUNITIES
PRICED FROM $282-450,000!
Villagio a beautiful 70 acre community with
coach homes & garages. granite counter
tops, This Community Includes every imaginable amenity: Villa Pool • Resort-style
with panoramic views • Cafe Verona
Internet cafe • Bar Amici • Tennis Courts • Cardio Salon • Grand Piazza • Cinema
Delfino Big screen theatre. Call Scott Campbell 287-2338
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Today, more than 300 families in 38 states—including 51 who spend time
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